We stopped at the Country Cafe on our way out of Warm Springs. We had been staying at the Omni,…read morewhich is really pricey and wanted an easy and inexpensive breakfast before hitting the road. I think our total bill was less than a single plate at the Omni, for 2 breakfasts and 2 beverages. I think we were in around 10 AM on a Saturday. There was one server and maybe one person in the kitchen, so service was really slow. I had eggs, toast, hashbrowns and orange juice. Decent sized portions, really attractive prices, everything was hot. I love a good diner so was overall a happy camper. I think they prefer cash, but they did have a card option.

Country Cafe is where the locals go for good, fresh food at amazing prices. Salad bar was fresh and…read morecold. The Spinach with hot bacon dressing was yummy and the catfish was done perfectly. Don't forget to try the peanut butter pie!

I love a good local coffee shop and this small town really only has this during off season…read more We walked here from the Omni to explore and have a couple snacks and the inside is cute and welcoming. I love that they have a mug club in the back - such a cute idea for locals. The menu is pretty large with tons of coffee drinks and breakfast, lunch and other items on it. We went with and iced coffee and pastry to tide us over until lunch since we were also visiting the baths in the afternoon. Coffee was good - menu items are basic sandwiches and such. I saw a chicken salad and a few other things that would be nice for after a hike or some activities at the hotel. Prices are fair and much better than at the resort. A great addition to the town! If we're ever back visiting - we will be sure to stop in.

This is a cute breakfast/lunch option in Warm Springs, with the added bonus of being accessible…read morefrom the back of the Omni. We came in for sandwiches after a hike, and I had a really nice tomato bisque with grilled cheese that absolutely hit the spot on a cold day. The soup had some chunks of tomato and you get to choose your bread and cheese, which I really appreciated. Service was really fast and the shop has a cute vibe. We both had a latte that we enjoyed.

I just had a really great cheddar omelet-served with a biscuit. Wayne had a bowl with eggs, sausage…read moregravy and home fries. It was all good, reasonably priced. Service was quick and friendly. Two minor things; the home fries were deep fried; and we had a heck of time finding the diner. However, we really enjoyed the friendly vibe - I think we were the only people who were 'strangers'.

This place is lovely, a cozy little diner just outside downtown Lexington. The breakfast is very…read moregood, I'd recommend the country breakfast. And I really appreciate how friendly and efficient the service is. I feel welcome whenever I eat there.

The vibe was great! The owner, Elizabeth, took the time to talk with us and to check-in about our…read morefood and service. The customer service was top tier. The food was really good. There was a huge menu selection. We had the Plain Jane, Carne Asada and the Basic Breakfast. The Carne Asada was a must have! I would have loved for the basic coffee to be a little hotter, but trying the new mint lemonade made up for it 10 times over! It was fire. This restaurant was refreshing and it was such a warm environment! A great way to start our day and we would recommend trying this hidden gem!

We were visiting Staunton and wanted to take advantage of the wonderful food scene. We decided on…read moreSweet Addie's because it was a local place with an eclectic waffle based menu. When we walked it we were overwhelmed with choices. The menu takes up an entire wall and there are sweet, savory and traditional meals to choose from. I'm sure no matter what your preference is, you will find something that meets your palate here. We chose the chorizo, egg and avocado waffle and my wife had the wiskets (waffle+biscuits) and gravy. So this is where things started to become a little disappointing. The staff pointed us to an electronic kiosk to take our order, take a pager, and pay. Oh of course we were asked for a tip. (More on this later) We took a table and waited for our pager. We found silver and napkins at the service counter and wrangled those. When the pager went off, we went up to the counter and retrieved our food. So...the food was really well presented and designed for the Gram. It was tepid at best, and unfortunately, not really flavorful. The waffle was soggy, with more of the consistency of a pancake than a waffle. My wife had the wiskets and I'm not sure if the staff has ever had sausage gravy before, but they may want to try a different formulation. When we finished, we found the Dishroom where we needed to scrape and bus our plates. So if I have to ring up the transaction, seat myself, wait on myself and bus the tables, what am I tipping for? Maybe I'm just salty because we were very near $40 for a mediocre breakfast for two, but the tipping thing just feels a bit tone deaf.

I was recently diagnosed as gluten intolerant and was really excited to try this place. The inside…read morehas a weird layout so I'm excited about their new location downtown. Despite this the food was absolutely phenomenal and I got a cookie to go. Will 100% be returning for more treats and I can't wait to try their lunch menu!

came here post park to park half marathon to get my grub on. super cute breakfast place with…read morewelcoming staff. we had the French toast breakfast with eggs/cheese and bacon. the French toast was a little crumbly but otherwise tasty, eggs w/ cheese were great and bacon was yum. coffee was good and strong.

My husband and I stopped here during our trip to ohio and our server was very friendly. Great food…read morefor a good price will definitely visit again when passing by.

I have visited this restaurant several times over the years and never expected exceptional service…read more Really only ever the bare minimum. Unfortunately, even that appears to be too much to ask. On my most recent visit, I arrived alone and took an open seat at the bar, which seemed like the obvious choice for a solo diner. I immediately noticed food from a completely different fast-food restaurant scattered across part of the counter. Since it was on the employee side of the bar and both employees were standing behind it, I reasonably assumed they were eating between tasks. In fact, one employee was actively eating from the food while on the clock. While unprofessional, I chose to overlook it. What I could not overlook was the behavior of the employee I later learned was named Betty. Rather than greeting me or taking my order, Betty decided to make comments about my choice of seating to the other patrons sitting at the bar. Instead of speaking to me directly, she chose to publicly imply that I had done something wrong by sitting in an open seat clearly intended for customers. When I asked whether she was referring to me, she confronted me and explained that it should have been "obvious" that the area occupied by their fast-food meal was reserved for the employees. Let that sink in: an employee eating food from another restaurant behind the counter felt entitled to publicly criticize a paying customer for sitting at a customer seat because it interfered with her personal breakfast. The entire interaction was embarrassing, unprofessional, and incredibly disrespectful. The issue wasn't the food. It wasn't the seat. It was the astonishing sense of entitlement and complete lack of customer service displayed by someone whose job is to provide hospitality. If employees want designated dining areas, management should provide them. What should never happen is a customer being publicly singled out and treated like an inconvenience for using a seat intended for patrons. Needless to say, I left without ordering. I will not be returning, and I will be sharing this experience with others. Poor service is one thing. Being openly mocked and confronted for sitting in an available customer seat is another level entirely. This restaurant already struggled with mediocre service. After this experience, it has earned something far worse: a reputation for making customers feel unwelcome.

Wow the biscuits are huge! Great selection and the service was outstanding. We will definitely look…read morefor tudors during our travels.

Had to try out West Virginia's fast food scene!…read more We got the Thundering herd meal with an iced coffee and taters. A hash brown patty with an egg, sausage and cheese in a flaky biscuit? Man, this one puts McDonald's to shame. It's a hearty meal for sure. The taters were nice and crispy too. The vanilla iced coffee tasted like overly sweet chocolate milk. We weren't fans of this. Service was so friendly too. I felt like I was in Grandma's dining room!

The view and the ability to eat on the deck is what makes this place worth going to…read more I am sure this is very convenient for campers. The service was okay...we ordered Vienna Lager and the rib entree. She came back and they were out of that beer and meal. It happens but would have been nice to know before ordering. Ended up getting bar b q plate. It was dry but when I got sauce from the waitress, it was better. The lake and view is excellent.

It would have been helpful if there was a note somewhere that they dont open until Memorial Day. It…read morewas a long, but scenic , drive to get to what sounded like a perfect place for lunch. But they were closed. Nice patio overlooked picturesque lake.

Food: 1/5 just bad and gross. Microwave food would be better…read more Service: alright - had to flag someone down. Ambiance: ok. We went for Easter and I couldn't be more disappointed. Just skip it.

Friendly people and good service! The food was good and a real family type atmosphere. Worth going!…read moreWe'll go back again when passing thru!

I wanted to try The Farm Winery and Charcuterie but it was closed so what to do? Head a couple of…read moredoors down to this place! Had a Conner O'Malley's Irish Red Ale which was good and a Smash Burger. A no frills bar with a few bar seats and tables. Grab a menu at the door and order at the bar. They give you a number and bring your food to the table. The burger had excellent flavor. If you are looking for good bar food with good beer, I suggest you try it

Vibe: casual brewery vibe. You order at the counter, take a number and/or your beers, then they'll…read morebring the food to your table. Felt a little disorganized/like there was some space that wasn't well maintained. Service: no complaints! Value: Decent, especially in comparison to the restaurants at The Homestead resort. For sandwiches and a flatbread, we paid around $35 (pre-tax) Turkey bacon swiss: I enjoyed this! The bread was well toasted and the sandwich was piled high with turkey. The kettle chips it comes with were delicious as well. Fried chicken sandwich: A below-average chicken sandwich. Not as good as a fast food chicken sandwich, but it will do the job if you're hungry. Pepperoni Flatbread: We ordered this since David's chicken sandwich wasn't super filling. It was fine, but nothing we couldn't make at home.