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    Dogs allowed

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    Andy K.

    The bike trail riding culture in Williamsburg is huge and kind of under the radar. It never occurred to me that there would be restaurants Serve g this group. But the vibe is so Williamsburg! Woodsy outdoor seating, breakfast, coffee, to go snacks, and alcohol. The staff are terrific in helping you navigate the menu and are eager to make your experience great. I wish there were more places like this in Williamsburg. So if your on a bike ride stop in, if your exploring Williamsburg take the extra few minutes to drive here and relax while absorbing all that truly is Williamsburg!

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    Monty H.

    Took refuge here when I got caught in the rain on a bike ride. Nice warm sandwich and chai, prices are good and the sandwich had super fresh ingredients, the bread was especially great. Overall really cool place too, definitely coming back to explore as the store inside looked pretty cute as did the outdoor areas.

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    Crystal G.

    Cute place on Capital Trail in Jamestown, VA near Williamsburg. Bikers welcome. Water-refill station. 24 hour bathrooms. Lots of outdoor seating. Food, art and grab and go or sit and chill. Friendly service.

    Kimberly-Gretchen B.

    This little gem has been in existence since 2017... why am I just now hearing about it? I was on my way to the Williamsburg Community Chapel, a bit early and hungry. Out of nowhere Spoke & Art loomed on the south side of Route 5. Cool! I pull into the dedicated lot, park easily, and enter the building. Lots of options here; many of them are foodstuffs. The menu is a bit scant, but I ordered the Mediterranean Pasta Salad (Elbow Pasta, cucumber, sun-dried tomatoes, kalamata olives with a balsamic viagarette [sic], topped with feta, $4) from the menu. On the counter was a display case of cookies & brownies. Gimme a brownie! And water to drink. I went into the dining room and snagged a 4-top and waited. And waited. And waited. And waited. After some 20-30 minutes, I returned to the order counter and inquired about my meal. The predictable response: "It will be out shortly." So I return to my 4-top, sit, and wait. And wait. I again returned to the order counter. The hostess was super-apologetic, and offered me a second Mediterranean Pasta Salad for free. I like. I returned to my table, and perhaps five minutes later another employee brings my meal on an aluminum tray. I devoured the MPS first. So good! I had to force myself not to eat the second MPS. After enjoying my Salad, I started on the Brownie. Good, but it didn't knock my socks off. There is an outdoor patio, and live music most evenings. I hope to review that when the weather cools. And throughout the store, works of art are for sale. And they have bike rentals for people like me who have not been on two wheels for years! And Thursdays! Afternoon Tea each Thursday featuring fresh baked Scones and Macarons and homemade Clotted Cream topped off with Strawberry Jam. I can't wait to return! I had not seen S&A before because Rt. 5 is not my usual path to Williamsburg. I believe I will alter my route and include S&A in my future trips to Williamsburg.

    Very tiny veggie sandwich and not much inside $12

    Very cute place to hangout especially since it's along the bike trail. An awesome 2-man live band played Saturday afternoon. Only bad thing was the sandwiches were tiny and not much inside them for $12, pricey for what you get. We were still hungry.

    On the side of the patio of this delightful "rest stop" on the Capital Trail in Williamsburg.
    Chesla N.

    Delight "rest stop" on the Capital Trail in Williamsburg. They have hot food, cold snacks and beverages. About 10miles into our bike ride this was an excellent reprieve. There are many bike racks and lots of outdoor seating. The staff was helpful, welcoming and genuinely friendly. I had a delicious mango popsicle. What a treat. I look forward to resting here again on my next ride.

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    A great stop along the Capital Trail for coffee or a treat. They have 24/hr bathrooms which is good to know. Very friendly staff. Nice indoor or outdoor seating

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    A little pricy and a limited menu, but a great place to stop if you are walking or biking the trail. Sandwiches are very good, the chicken wrap was almost more than i could eat. Wide variety of cold drinks. Very good cookies. Indoor seating with a/c, outdoor seating for fresh air.

    Front porch looking to the picnic area

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    4 months ago

    Highly recommend! Outstanding iced coffee and healthy and delicious food. Very pleasant surroundings and a super vibe.

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    Long- time customer. Nice porch. Dog- friendly. Great turkey & Brie sandwiches. Lovely place to spend a nice afternoon

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    Great sandwiches - but the a lunch for 3 ran us $$$. It all had good flavor & only complaint was it has rather pricey for what you got

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    3 years ago

    Great place to swing by while on a ride or for just a sandwich and a drink. Sometimes there's live music.

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    2 years ago

    I have driven by the restaurant many times and today I stopped. I will be coming back. The food and service was great.

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    4 years ago

    Charming spot in Williamsburg. A great place to grab a coffee and a snack, read a book or do some work.

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    Staff was super friendly. Great outdoor seating spot. The food was good. Good portion sizes.

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    3 years ago

    Great service, food, drinks and atmosphere! If you're looking for an indie-coffeehouse vibe, don't miss this place.

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    Bikes in front of Waller Jeweler mural by artist Ed Trask on Quirk Street Art Tour.
    Bikes in front of Waller Jeweler mural by artist Ed Trask on Quirk Street Art Tour.
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    Wine Tasting or Glass of Wine with every Signature Ride
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