Loved my visit and how welcoming the staff were. I had the burger and Mac and cheese but also got…read moreto sample of a few other sides. It all tasted great and plan to go back in the future.

Today was my first time here! It's such a cute little cafe in the Lake Gaston area. I ordered the…read moreFrench Toast with 2 meats- bacon and ham with eggs over medium and grits. Everything came out wonderful! We also sat outside which was nice because it was a cooler day. They also sell homemade pies and we got the chocolate chess pie to go. That pie is AMAZING. I am definitely buying one next time I'm in town. Definitely recommend this cute local spot!

We felt the love at Love Cafe! We were greeted by a very nice young lady that was running the…read moreeclectic cafe by herself today. She told us to help our selves to tea or water and she would be right with us. She was making a wrap that looked amazing! We settled on the build your own bowls. I had a steak bowl full of tender steak strips and fresh greens, it was great to have riced cauliflower as an alternate grain option. Vast menu full of healthy options of smoothies açaí bowls and wraps. The vibe was very laid back portion sizes were large and served in cute boxes. No issues with parking. All of the customers were friendly to us and we all conversed as we waited for our lunches. We are traveling but I'm going back tomorrow for zoodlesagne!! I felt the love at love cafe!

Driving from Winston Salem to DC and I am not one to stop at chains or fast food places, even when…read moreI'm on the road. Found the Love Cafe just a couple miles off the highway, and definitely worth the little "detour". It's small but charming with an open kitchen and literally everything done in front of you. If you are the type that doesn't want to know what a real working kitchen looks like, keep rolling because this isn't your place. Love Cafe offers soups, salads, bowls, smoothies, breakfast, tacos, and wraps. We popped in at about 1:30 and they even offered to serve us breakfast, if we wanted it (typically stop serving after 10:30) which was very sweet. I got one of their bowls which are customizable or you can order one of their staple options. Bowls are served with your choice of protein options, base (quinoa, rice or Cali rice), 6 toppings like black beans, cheeses, veggies and sunflower seeds, and sauce/dressings. I got the chicken bowl with sesame ginger dressing and it was made fresh and a great healthy option for something fast. My travel companion got the Shrimp tacos with mango salsa. The "tacos" were more like a large burrito type tortilla cut in half to make two "tacos". Shrimp was ok but not really seasoned or special. This felt like an open wrap more than a taco. But still a nice option for a quick lunch on the healthy side. All in all we were very happy that we found this cute spot, would be happy to return and try other items. Friendly service and a bright spot to our day!

Don't miss the empanadas! Great food, excellent service and most importantly really good coffee!…read moreCoffee house decor- comfortable seating. If you're in Rocky Mount or driving through - give yourself a break and stop here. If you like Mochas... get a Thelonious Mocha!

Located in the small town of Rocky Mount NC, this coffee house is by far one of the most incredible…read morecafes I've ever been to in my entire life. They have created such a beautiful, tranquil and welcoming atmosphere which is only rivaled by their menu. Their delicious pour-over coffee was an exquisite base for dipping their banana bread and their breakfast burrito was just perfect. If I was from the area, there's no doubt I'd be coming here with my laptop over breakfast or lunch at least 3x a week. If driving up or down I-95, they are soo worth the stop.

Very frustrating experience. Listing says dog friendly and bike parking. The "patio" is 2 chairs on…read morethe 4ft sidewalk right on a Main Street. It's loud, there are log truckers going by. It's not enjoyable. Further, the "bike parking" is at the high bridge trail, not the restaurant. False advertising.

My experience here was great. The employees were nice, and helpful. It has a great vibe to it, I…read morewas not impressed with their coffee, it was very strong and did not have a lot of flavor. I would like to go back and try their food, though, it looks delicious!

Rosewood is a gem in an area with a dearth of nice places to hang out. They have a good pub menu…read moreand a very nice selection of beer (that you can get by the bag!). We've taken my daughter to afternoon tea a few times, and it's always a great deal of fun. The owners/operators are extremely friendly and helpful. I just wish they stayed open later.

Move over Batman & Robin, there's a new dynamic duo in town! The couple that owns this circa 1790…read morehistoric farmhouse, has transformed it into an amazing venue. It's three restaurants under one roof! The buttery yellow exterior is warm and inviting, with gardens, arches, outdoor lights, lovely courtyard, and even a surrounding white picket fence! In this tiny town of Lunenburg, it was quite a surprise to find this countryside tea room/café/tavern! What a perfect location for weddings, and other events! We came for tea! The tea service is at 2:30 and the hosts kindly accommodated us calling a day ahead, as reservations are required. We were tickled pink when we entered the foyer painted a bright magenta with shelves of teacups and wide-brimmed fancy hats along the walls. Our table was in a cottage-styled room with English chintz floral tablecloths, robin egg blue walls, a cozy fireplace guarded by a hot pink lion statue keeping watch over his domain we dubbed him Pepper), and weathered wooden fences provided the backs for the benches, so shabby chic! We loved the bird motif throughout this cozy room! The mantle was strewn with various bird figurines, amidst bird houses & nests displayed at various spots around the room. Our places were set with beautiful rose patterned china, as Paul, our host offered us tea! He then brought the multi-tiered plate server that held the most delectable small bites I'd ever had at a tea room! Paul was extremely amiable and spot on as he described the offerings. He informed us that the chef, his wife Kathy, made everything from scratch! There was a scrumptious ham, cheese and green pepper quiche, an amazing spinach/feta pastry, and a creative Reuben pinwheel with homemade sauerkraut! Then of course, the classic cucumber finger sandwiches! We were blown away by the savories! The sweet potato & cinnamon scones were fluffy, dense and perfectly sweetened, served with a cinnamon vanilla whipped cream... delicious! For the dessert course, we we served pumpkin spice mini cakes & homemade chocolate truffles. Wow! We were completely satisfied with the food and the service was impeccable! A delightful conversation ensued with Paul and Kathy as we learned how they met and decided to open this establishment! Paul is also a shoemaker, and serves the local community cobbler services in a small shop behind the main farmhouse! After our meal, we wandered to the second tearoom which was painted a golden yellow with heavy wooden furniture exhibiting loads of china, coffee/tea urns, teapots, and collectibles. The focal point is the bright white fireplace, decorated for the season! Note the gorgeous Indian quilt wall hanging, quite a story there! This room is definitely more of an classic English style. Through the archway you enter the café, a much more casual atmosphere with a few tables donning oilcloth tablecloths, checkered floors, and a hutches and shelves filled with various teas, coffees, and gifts. Here the locals gather for sandwiches, salads, and a few menu specials! Also, along with homemade cakes and pies for dessert, they serve Richlands Ice Cream! The next room is the cozy British tavern with a couple high-top tables and seating at the small bar. I could definitely see my hubby and I here grabbing a pint, some pub fare and listening to live music. A blue leather chair, Guinness signs, suits of armor and deer heads add to the rustic, warmth of this quaint tavern. Nothing short of a power couple, Paul and Kathy have a flair for making their customers into their friends! I certainly hope they thrive and survive during this pandemic because it's obvious they are serving the community and surroundings towns with the best in culinary pleasures!

This girls lunch felt special from start to finish. The amazing atmosphere stood out right away…read more The space felt elegant yet comfortable, with soft colors, clean marble tables, and a calm vibe that made it easy to relax and talk. The food looked as good as it tasted. The pastry was fresh, warm, and balanced with just the right amount of sweetness. It paired perfectly with the wine. The wine list was wonderful. There were plenty of options, and it felt well chosen, not overwhelming. The rosé we had was crisp and light, which worked great for lunch. Service stayed attentive without rushing anything. Overall, this spot works well for a laid back but elevated girls lunch.

Don't believe the instagram videos. Save your time and money…read more I will start by saying the host & waitress were both very sweet girls and it was nice of them to warn us how "backed up" the kitchen was from the start. We came for lunch on a Tuesday at noon, expecting to miss any crowds or waits. There were about 5ish tables seated, so we were confused why the kitchen was so backed up. We both ordered a salad....and waited over an hour and 15 minutes. At this point I could have went to the store to make it myself. Unfortunately the quality was bad on top of the wait times and that's why I am writing this review. I'm disappointed that I brought my family here from out of town, we wanted to enjoy lunch and eat together, but it resorted in her eating cold chicken 20 minutes before me, and me eating lettuce drenched in dressing out of the plastic to-go container, which I didn't ask for They made it right by comping my salad and offering a free cookie, but due to the experience I don't want to give them a second shot. Very disappointed

The wrap was buss, coffee was good, scone was good. Service was friendly. Atmosphere was chill. We…read morerecommend

Stopped by with out-of-state friends while shopping at The Shops of Hall's Way. We ordered our food…read morewhich came out hot and fresh. The service was excellent, food was great with good portions. Very good hidden gem in Roxboro. Highly recommend.

Stopped here on our way to OBX. Lovely view of the Roanoke River. Excellent food, service and…read moreambience.

Nice atmosphere and view of the river but the food and service were not great. We had to wait an…read morehour for our food, they forgot one of the sandwiches, and somehow put the ketchup on directly on the inside of the bub underneath the hot dog?? They did mention they had a new chef so maybe things will get better.

Likely a nice local breakfast spot based on the menu. I stopped by around 130pm, just before…read moreclosing, to grab coffee and a snack. There were some pastries out but I decided on fries and an order of Mac n cheese instead. Not too bad but it wasn't giving me the homemade taste I was seeking. I did enjoy my PSL iced latte. I'd go back and try their breakfast.

The food was great and the staff were very friendly. Definitely worth getting off the beaten path!read more

Great spot if you are traveling on 85 and want to eat better food. The coffee is top notch and they…read morehave sandwich and breakfast options. We also enjoyed the cozy atmosphere.

Great little coffee shop and place for a bite! I was in…read moreduring lunch hours so unfortunately I missed the breakfast sandwich. I opted for the chicken pesto panini instead. Tasty flavor but a bit heavy on the pesto, as the oil went everywhere and made for quite a mess. I'd definitely go back and for sure will on my next trip through! Lots of seating and great downtown location.