Great place for an early morning breakfast while traveling. Close and convenient to I-81…read more I make this trip several times a year and usually stop at the Panera across the street. The last couple times I've been hitting the road at 3:30 a.m. to avoid DC and getting to Harrisonburg by 6:15. The Panera doesn't open till 7:00 a.m. here but then I spotted this place and noticed it was open and decided to take my break here. Nice assortment of bagels, breakfast sandwiches and breakfast plates. I got a Sausage, egg and cheese on a toasted everything bagel. My sandwich was delicious, the bagel had just about the perfect chewy texture you would expect from a NY style bagel. Counter service was quick, but remember I was her at 6:30 am so I don't know how fast they are during a rush. The coffee bar, dining room and tables were clean. Two anyone bathrooms; the one I used was clean and well stocked. Definitely stopping here again while traveling.

Had a wonderful breakfast while on the road. The bagels are amazing and so filling! So worth the…read morestop!

Love a classic afternoon tea that won't break the bank? Heritage Cafe is the place. Enjoyed the…read moreFull Tea, which included unlimited tea, 3 savory sandwiches, 3 sweets, and a fresh generously sized scone (today's flavor was lemon and ginger). Seriously, these were some of the best scones I've ever had - crispy sweet outer texture, soft and fluffy on the inside, no crumbly mess like other scones. Wide selection of teas to choose from - I picked the lightly fruity Lady Grey, my husband the warm and toasty Genmaicha. And the savory sandwiches were a step up from the basic white bread standard - roast beef on a pretzel bun, tuna on a croissant, open faced cucumber, chicken with roasted red pepper spread. A lovely way to spend a late morning or early afternoon in downtown Harrisonburg.

We visited this restaurant on a beautiful day in Fall. The weather was so nice that we could sit…read moreoutside. The customer service was outstanding and super friendly. I ordered chicken pot pie, a little key lime pie bite and sweet tea. The crust on the chicken pot pie was exceptionally tasty and the pie bite was just the right size. You don't feel like you are downtown. The serving pieces were vintage and really helped capture the vibe. Because the food was amazing, service friendly and atmosphere cozy, I'm really excited to go back and try more. This is my new favorite place!

Eclectic energy! We…read morewere steered here for lunch, based on its Yelp reviews. Thank you, again, Yelp. The waitstaff was more than pleasant, they were fun. I think it was because they enjoyed working there. Or, at least it give them a chance to eat some really tasty food. I had their Cubano Tartine. That's kind of like an omelet with the ingredients of a Cubano sandwich, except for the roll, mixed in. (And yes, I get that the cooking process is a bit different.) ' Anyway, this Cubano Tartine shows up on a plate in front of me. I dig in and keep digging. The ingredients, ham, cheese, pickles, etc, were plentiful and delicious. They were sitting on an ample slice of their sourdough bread. That was the first issue. It was IMPOSSIBLE to cut. I guess I could have asked for a steak knife or maybe a power tool. But, there was so much other stuff that I was able to have a very filling meal without it. The other issue was that the lightly dressed side salad was doused in dressing. Again, didn't complain because, for me, it wasn't a problem during this visit. Issues aside, if I come back to Hagerstown, I'll look for an excuse to come back.

I was coming home from the Homestead and stopped off in Harrisonburg. I asked AI for the best…read morebreakfast sandwich in town, and boy was it right! Simply put, the bodega breakfast sandwich might be the best breakfast sandwich I've ever eaten. I took it to eat on the road and was startled about how delicious it was. The freshly baked (you can tell) brioche bun with everything bagel seasoning on top added a great salty taste to go along with the tasty stuff inside. I've traveled all over the country for work for 20+ years, and like I said, this might be the best breakfast sandwich I've ever had! To top it off, the staff was super nice.

The service was great, no issues, neat little place. Coffee was meh, sounded better than the actual…read moreproduct. Would stop again but try something different. Both our coffees were not terribly impressive. Also grabbed two oatmeal cream pies which were just two oatmeal cookies with sweet frosting. Disappointed as well. Will try something different some other time.

Great quality coffee (2 iced caramel breve) and they taste delicious. We also got 2 Wildwood bagel…read moresandwiches with salmon and we were both very impressed by the quality, quantity, and the bagel itself. Overall great experience, super cute place. Service was also great.

This place is a must try! The service is unparalleled, the bagels are soft and chewy, and the…read moreatmosphere is cute and inviting. Employees are welcoming, engaging, and thoughtful. The bagels are slightly small but are well priced. They're handmade in the best way. The coffee is locally roasted which was quite good but unfortunately only comes in a dark roast or decaf. Would love to see a medium or light roast option too! The bagel scene is continuing to grow and I would argue these bagels are better than Bodos in Cville and so many of the other offerings within 45 minutes of here. They definitely have a few kinks to work out but will come in time as they settle in. Bagels were delivered to the table with loosely wrapped paper instead of in a bag, on a tray, or properly closed. The indoor seating is limited while there is also not outdoor seating. Self-serve water would be a great addition. All normal growing pains and still highly suggest that you check them out!

This place is new as of this writing, but it feels like it's been around a while. The vibe of…read moreStaunton in general is a trip back in time, and this brick-lined space had some atmosphere as well as a delicious looking array of bagels. Ordering a single bagel freshly toasted with butter was a significant upcharge, and they apparently feel compelled to give you your value on the butter; mine was practically swimming in it. A little less would have been fine. The bagel itself was on the smaller side, about 3-4 inches in diameter, which for me is a good thing because some of the larger bagels out there really commit you to a portion size that isn't reasonable but once you start one you kind of have to finish. The sourness and the nicely browned exterior spoke of a quality process in making the bagels. Their menu includes a small beverage selection and some sandwiches and spreads that weren't really of interest to me. Ideally they'd offer hummus or something else that lends a little more dietary flexibility. However, the bagels themselves were worth coming back for.

Crossroads Catering provided excellent service at an affordable cost…read more The food was delicious. I had several guests with varies food allergies Tina was easy to communicate with and food was prepared for special diets without extra charges. The food was delivered on time hot and well packaged. I would HIGHLY recommend Crossroads Catering for your next event. Thank you Tina and crew for the wonderful job!!

Not only is their regular cafe adorable and stocked with delicious treats, but they did a fantastic…read morejob catering our wedding! They were very easy to work with and extremely responsive to our requests, even going out of their way to develop a new recipe for us. The service was wonderful. Can't recommend enough!

First timers here and while the customer service was very nice, the ambiance busy and a bit loud,…read moreand the burrito ok - there was one instance we took offense to. They automatically put religious chapters on your cup. While it's just a cup, in fact, it is Proselytizing. This definition is the act of attempting to describe anyone aggressively pushing their political, social, or lifestyle views onto others. It's a shame really... we took offense to them taking our money for food and coffee only to push their religious chapters on us without our consent. We just wanted to enjoy food and coffee and have a nice morning but that changed our start to the day. Not sure about recommending. It's your choice, of course.

On our way back home from West Virginia, we stopped at Harvest Table for breakfast. We were…read moreimmediately pleased by the well curated decor and big comfy seat on the front porch. This was a good sign from the start! Then, a special menu caught our eye, also on the front porch, with delicious lattes and bites to eat. My sister-in-law got a banana bread iced latte, and it was heavenly. Creamy, true to taste, but not too heavy. For my meal, I opted for the biscuit sandwich. It had sausage, biscuit, and cheese melted to perfection. Another hearty, but not heavy food option. For my drink, I had a small iced coffee with hazelnut syrup and whole milk. Well made and not too sweet. This Christian themed restaurant provides kind and good hearted service. They even write a Bible verse or Psalm on your cup. Such a nice added touch that feels very meaningful.

We were looking for a bakery to order from for a small wedding. We found Walker Bakeshop nearby and…read moredecided to give it a try. All of our communications with the owners have been stellar. We stopped in to try a few items and were blown away by taste and texture of everything. My partner even hates carrot cake, but I forced him to try it since it was so good and even he loved it!--the cream cheese frosting was unbelievable! We are so excited to have them at our wedding. As avid cookers and bakers at home, it takes a lot to impress us, and this bakeshop certainly did. And to address the 1 start review I see from someone, most bakeries have been around the $8-$15 price range for fresh loaves of bread for some time now. Considering this is still within the "DC" area I'd say that's average pricing. No prices on the website? --a lot of places don't list prices because they fluctuate too much. As a family run business, they seem focused more on the quality of their products rather than updating their website every week. 1 start seems completely inappropriate... how was the food though, reviewer?

The moment you walk in, you are greeted with this amazing bakery aroma and see bakers hard at work…read moremaking fresh pastries/pies/etc. their open kitchen layout allows customers a sneak peak of their baking process. You can see everything is homemade with quality ingredients and this translates to some of the best pastries I've had! Bacon and cheddar scone ($6.25) - real chunks of bacon (not just bacon bits) and delicious cheddar cheese infused into this biscuit/scone. It's a bit flakey while also having a soft + fluffy interior. flavorwise, the bacon, cheese, and butter-y scone blends so nicely together. Burbon pecan scone ($5) - delicious scone base mixed with some currants and big chunks of pecans topped with a burbon glaze. What's not to love? Soft, buttery, flakey, and not too sweet. And the burbon glaze adds a hearty and deep flavor that complements the pecan/scone nicely. I would come back for this!! Whiskey and rye cookie ($4.25) - 80% chocolate chunks mixed with a rustic cookie base. You can really taste the whiskey in the cookie dough. It's a fun cookie! Personally, I wish there was more cookie than chocolate.