TL;DR: Inconsistent…read more Food (1/5): I can make better waffles at home. They are dry, overcooked, and thin. They are also not a full waffle. The kids making them don't use enough batter and then cook them until they are hard enough to bounce off a wall. I do not recommend the waffles. Coffee (4/5): The coffee is usually good, but they get the orders wrong often. I've gotten to the point where I just accept whatever they give me. One time I asked them to remake a drink, and they still made it incorrectly. I gave up and drank it anyway. Ambiance (4/5): Parking is limited, but that's expected since it's in downtown Berryville. The space inside is small but has a cozy feel. There are maybe four tables total, so seating can be hard to find.

This shop is SO cute, and I LOVE the decor!!! Ample indoor and outdoor seating. Small parking lot…read moreand also street parking available. Picked up a lavender latte before going on a nice walk with a friend. The latte was only ok and staff was not overly friendly.

After a weekend camping with fourteen girls, a pit stop at Doppio Bunny was much needed!…read more The Valencian latte (dark chocolate mocha with bits of valencian oranges on top) is my absolute favorite but all of their drink options are absolutely tops. I was driving with a few girls and they were obsessed with the cute decor, snack options (Uglies chips for the win), and the fact that they could sit down with a game of chess. Bathrooms are clean and the staff is just lovely. This is truly my favorite coffee shop of all time.

Mrs. K. demanded "Coffee. Soon!" and so I asked Yelp for coffee along our route. It sent us to…read moreDoppio Bunny. Easy enough to parallel park along the street nearby and climb the three steps for the front entrance. I do not know if they have a ramp around back. After browsing for a minute, we ordered. A latte for Mrs. K. and a self-serve drip for me. We also enjoyed a muffin to go with it. Mrs. K. replied, "One of the top three lattees I've ever had in my life. Creamy. Delicious." High praise indeed. It's a cute shop with lots going on here including an oatmeal fixings bar and quite a few trinkets for sale at the counter. A fun little spot! [Review 1025 of 2025 - 1510 in Virginia - 24579 overall]

Great coffee that is smooth and vibrant. This has a unique kind of gentle energy that is easy on…read morethe system. I am feeling an uplifting quality that is also reassuring. The coffee seems to clear any residual brain fog. I love a good cup of Joe when the delivery is so smooth and enlightening. Five big bright Stars !

This is a great family business ran primarily by a Mom and Son on weekends at Gilbert's Corner in…read moreAldie, VA. The young lady running the shop is absolutely amazing and her son is a really nice young man. I have met her husband once as well. Usually I drop by after soccer to pick up a few cups of iced coffee after picking up pastries from Arno's and lunch from the Pit Stop, also at Gilbert's Corner. She has a good selection of milk options (Oat, Whole, 1/2 & 1/2) and even have/use organic maple syrup as a sweetener option that is not too sweet but mixes well with the coffee. So far the Peruvian they had last week has been my absolute favorite. It was strong but smooth, just how I like it, and the temperature was a hot but not too hot. The iced coffees are absolutely fantastic. They don't have a website (it's parked at GoDaddy) but I did list it. They do have an Insta listed. https://www.instagram.com/bluemontcoffee/ @bluemontcoffee

I didst first partake of an espresso so fierce and resolute that it did strike mine soul with the…read moreforce of a charging warhorse. Though but a thimble in measure, its body was stout, its bitterness noble, and its finish lingered upon mine tongue as though a monk had whispered dark secrets into mine ear. A draught fit for kings, crusaders, and those burdened with collecting the kingdom's taxes. Thereafter came the humble medium drip coffee, a beverage far gentler in temperament. Verily, it possessed a smoothness most uncommon, lacking the scorched misery oft found in lesser taverns. Notes of roasted earth and faint sweetness did reveal themselves with each sip, as though the beans had been blessed by the Archbishop himself. It warmed both hand and spirit, making even the dreariest morn seem worthy of song. Thus do I proclaim The Blend Coffee Bar to be a house of uncommon mastery. Should thou seek potions brewed with care rather than haste, cast aside thy allegiance to lesser coffee merchants and make pilgrimage henceforth. I bestow upon this establishment five chalices out of five!

Lots of fun specialty coffee drinks and a wide variety of syrups from the back. Not sure if some of…read moreany of the syrups are handmade. I got the Lavender Fields latte and it was a strong Lavendar flavor! Sweet and floral drink.

The food was great, staff were nice, and the coffee was some of the best Ive ever had. The decor is…read morevery cool.

Tl;dr: A coffee shop that's more than just a cup, but offering community…read more Food: This coffee shop has your standard coffee offerings, but where they set themselves apart are their signature drinks. I tried The Kindred (named after Octavia Butler's now classic novel) which is a toasted honey latte. This had a wonderful blend of coffee and the sweet honey syrup. I also tried the Settlement latte which is named after the African American community in this part of Prince William County. If you want to grab something to eat, they also have breakfast and lunch food options as well. Vibes: One of the best parts of this coffee shop! It's more than getting a cup of coffee; they've put a lot of thought into the decorations here which celebrate Black authors and artists. This is a fantastic place to meet friends and chat over a nice cup of coffee. Parking : There's a huge parking lot in front of the coffee shop.

BLUF: Lots of kinks in customer service and operations need to be worked out. Food was ok. Coffee…read moreitself was rather acidic but espresso drinks with all the extras added were more appealing. Cute shop but service negatively affected the overall experience. Walking in, we liked the vibe. The place is tight on space and it gets very busy and crowded on weekends. This coffeehouse has potential, but they're not showing their best right now. Bait and switch: Based on their menu, we did not at all receive what we were anticipating. It sounded so delicious on the menu. However, what we got was not what was posted and not one of the staff told us that they were out of what we ordered. Not at the time of ordering, not while we waited forever to get our food, not when the food finally came out. Some food was brought to us, some sat out on the counter forever (because the buzzers don't work) where other customers picked up their orders. Who knows how much spit ended up on the food! We kept munching and kept thinking something is missing. We looked under the bread and didn't see what was stated on the menu so we finally asked and were told they were out of what we ordered. Absolutely unacceptable but useless at this point after waiting 20+ minutes for sandwiches and beverages and being faced by someone extremely unapologetic and unmotivated to correct the situation. So, prices definitely not worth what you get here. Hit or miss in terms of food and beverages for both quality and taste. Disappointing that the coffee was so sour and bitter tasting. Hoping for a nice smooth cup. Everything we ordered and customer service received here...unreliable at best. Worth the drive? Nope. If in the immediate area and needing caffeine, maybe, but definitely not worth going out of your way. Parking tight on the weekends. Was so hoping to love this place because we need more independent warm, cozy, welcoming coffeehouses. But service, food, coffee at this point were all very disappointing. Big improvements in all areas? Well, maybe we'll return and try again, but the poor first impression received on this visit will be hard to motivate a return in order to improve this rating and review.

Met a friend at 1971 Coffee in Haymarket and immediately fell in love with this spot. The pistachio…read morelatte was absolutely heavenly--easily one of the best I've had. The owner is from Colombia, and there's a beautiful portrait in the shop representing coffee from her family's farms, which adds such a personal and meaningful touch. This place is as charming as it gets--cozy, welcoming, and thoughtfully curated. Great coffee, delicious sweets, and a solid selection of sandwiches. Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area.

Half Past Moon Coffee Buzz has moved into a new building in Marshall. It's now on the opposite side…read moreof the street - a few storefronts down from the Red Truck Bakery. The new location feels more like a coffee shop. There is seating inside, as well as outside. There is a stairway going to the next level - but I did not check it out - so not sure what is up there. I ordered a 20 oz cold brew with Half n' Half. Delicious! Service was good. Paid with Apple Pay. #HalfPastMoonCoffeeBuzz

I love visiting local coffee shops and this spot is always a must when in town! My friend lives…read morenearby so we decided to walk around the local shops. I hadn't been to this new location since they moved but was happy to see they had more space for seating and even a separate kids room. Staff is always friendly and the cafe has such a warm and inviting feel. Now for drinks, they have a ton of unique options to choose from. I got the "golden eye" with cinnamon, tumeric and strawberry. Surprisingly all the flavors blended well and it was delicious. Until next time!

Really lovely cafe, visited on a Sunday morning. Had a little trouble figuring out parking but…read morethere's a public parking lot up on the hill. Tried the drip coffee with steamed half and half and the breakfast tacos. The tacos were delicious and fresh, coffee nice and strong. Would definitely come back when I'm in the area

For some reason, I associated Leesburg as a rural area with not much going on. This fancy coffee…read moreshop was an unexpected surprise. W&OD trail is a few feet away you can see the sign from the cafe. The interior was quite hipster. A good amount of seats inside and outside. The place was crowded in the morning but they had enough staff take care of people. I got my cortado in like 2 minutes despite the amount of people in line. They work fast. The cortado I got was okay. It's not something I'd drive to Leesburg for. My friend said the matcha latte is good. The breakfast other people were having looked great. Parking wasn't easy. I had to get past all the new apartment buildings and park at Market Station and walked a block. The bouquet of flowers here look very unique.