Great little coffee shop with locally roasted beans. This is definitely a locals joint but very…read morefriendly to the travelers looking for caffeine.

i loved stopping at this cute little tucked away coffee shop on our road trip. the drinks were…read morePHENOMENAL! the young lady working was very kind & quick with our order. will definitely be coming back if we pass through again!

What a wonderful lunch. Don't judge this place by its looks. The food is fresh and amazing. I had…read morethe steak and cheese, my daughter had the Italian. Both came on freshly baked bread that made the sandwiches. Service was good. We took pastried to go and they were amazing as well.

(If you get nothing else from this review, know the rolls used for their sandwiches are homemade…read moreand DELICIOUS.) While my passion is pizza, Kid #1 would live or die for a sandwich. And who doesn't love meat + cheese + bread? So when sustenance was needed on our road trip, a Yelp search for "sandwiches" led us to What A Blessing. I admit we were skeptical. The interior was small and... well... odd. It reminded me of my great-aunt Marie's farmhouse. Upon immediately walking in the door I saw that a large bakery case was empty. I almost walked out thinking the place was going out of business. However, we grabbed a table in the (small) dining room and perused the limited menu. We ordered roast beef, but they were out of it. We ordered soup, but they had none to offer. Discouragement set it, but we persevered. Finally, our subs and sandwiches arrived! They all came with a side of BBQ chips. Now... BBQ chips are my favorite, so I perked up immediately. Let me shout this: THE SUB ROLLS WERE HOMEMADE! They were delicious. Fantastic flavor. Perfect texture and crumb. The subs were piled with meat, which tasted high quality. Kid #1 swore her turkey was Boar's Head. Maybe it was or maybe it wasn't, but it was definitely quality meat. My cheesesteak was fantastic, and the Italian sub was spot-on. The burger was just average, but the delicious HOMEMADE bun made up for it. All the veggies (lettuce, tomato, etc.) on our subs seemed fresh. The owner(?) dropped some free pastries at our table, too. Sweet, tender, and tasty! I would recommend you grab a donut or two to go, too. In the area and want a sweet or a sammie? Check out What A Blessing to support a local guy and a Christian.

Wonderful selection of kitchen gadgets! Great for the beginning cook who needs basic items and the…read moreexperienced cook who needs a little something new. Also, a great coffee/tea shop with lots of space to relax and chat with friends in various outdoor spaces

A great place for coffee, specialty drinks, and terrific pastry. I stopped by for a hot chocolate…read moreon a very chilly morning. It was terrific! A personable owner and a welcoming atmosphere. For the kitchen aficionado, there is a nice selection of cooking tools, supplies, and knives to handle specific tasks. A true bright spot in Amherst.

Proper espresso!! Fresh roasted beans and full line up of coffee drinks in a little hole in the…read morewall behind a home. Perfect pick me up on our road trip home!

Excellent coffee. French Sumatra…read more I bought some for my Adult kids and my Daughter-in-law could not believe the flavor !!

We stopped by with relatives to enjoy the music and to have an adult beverage (they also sell…read morecoffee). Both were outstanding. The venue is great and intimate (which is to say that you're going to be sitting pretty close to them that brung you, if you know what I mean). I heartily recommend Rapunzel's, and plan to visit again in the near future.

Easygoing unassuming place to relax and listen to good music. Nice people. Reasonable pricing. Fun…read moreto peruse used book collection if that's what you are into.

Really cool spot with great, high quality coffee and fixings. Incredible crepes sandwiches!! Live…read moremusic and open, comfy lounge. Love!!

Disappointing coffee. We visited Baine's Books and Coffee, and it was about a third full. I ordered…read morethe toffee latte. It took about 25 minutes to come out. The drink was poor and tasted burnt. I realize it's the coffee shop in Scottsville, but Baine's Books and Coffee could use some competition.

Really good cold brew and fantastic quiche! I was disappointed that they didn't have any breakfast…read moresandwiches but the flavor of the quiche Lorraine definitely made up for it!

For years, I have subscribed to Roadmap Coffeeworks for years…read more I love their Blue Ridge Blend. Coffee, Coffee, Coffee. They have other Blends and other nations coffee. I try them. But I do always get the Blue Ridge bland. Sorry, i was making my coffee for the morning button and It made me sign and want to write a review. Subscriptions are cheaper and getting A certain amount is free shipping. That one shop in Staunton and I've been hooked.

A charming coffee shop that's definitely worth a stop. The staff was friendly, welcoming, and quick…read morewith great recommendations. You can tell they take pride in roasting their coffee and crafting each drink. The honey cinnamon latte, made with local honey, was absolutely delicious, and the espresso was excellent too. With plenty of indoor and outdoor seating plus a convenient drive-thru, it's an easy place to relax or grab a quality coffee on the go.