Very good serloin steak. Service nice and the place was quiet, peaceful. I loved it to be honest…read more Would definitely come back

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.

I loved Martha's. It's well-stocked with grab and go items, some sandwiches behind the counter…read morethan can be heated, ice cream, soup, coffee, drinks, etc. We stopped here a few times while staying for cookies, ice cream, and one day I got the turkey and ham club and it was HUGE. Easily shared it with my husband for lunch. The seating area adjacent is beautiful. Plenty of seating and it has some gorgeous bookshelves and nooks and crannies my 19-month old loved exploring while we enjoyed our goodies and had a seat.

Stayed Omni Resort.. For quick morning Latte ...bagel..donut…read more..had the yogurt with granola & berries twice!@ Lunch ..sandwiches...saladd..hot whole pizza Seating on couches...awesome atmosphere Everyone behind countrr..helpful & pleasant.. Reccomend @@

Crazy how people's paths cross ! We were just looking for a place for a little nosh ! This place is…read morevery unassuming but we found it to be a gem ! Tucked away in the foothill of over priced hotels is the little bakery ! I was certain welcome by the wonderful staff ! They represented the owner very well ! Fresh breads and home made desserts ! Also wonderful concoctions like watermelon jolly rancher refresher ! The ambiance was so soft and comforting ! Live , love and eat cake.

This is a local coffee shop and good if you want breakfast and quick snack. It is also so close to…read morethe Omni resort just across the street. The food and drink quality is oke just enough for you to get something in the system. Staff were nice and quick. Enough seating with small souvenirs corner inside the shop.

Small but the food was good. I can't believe that this wonderful little town doesn't have a…read morededicated burger shop or pizza place.

Got the food to go but it was good. Found this place on a whelm on the way to TN coming from VA…read moreSafari park. Burgers were made from patties smashed right in front of you. The fried bologna took me back was so good with some mustard. Love the charred on my thick cut beef bologna biscuit. Definitely would go back again!!

The Wild Bean is a cute stop in downtown Lewisburg. The cafe is clean, cozy, and thoughtfully…read moredecorated, and everything looks well stocked and cared for. Service is quick and attentive. We really enjoyed the brunch and drinks, though the cookies were a bit too sweet for our taste. Plenty of seating and easy street parking nearby. We would recommend bringing cash for a 3% discount.

The Wild Bean has been a classic for me for many years. They have lots of drink options, whether…read moreyou're looking for a refreshing smoothie or a latte curated to your taste! I've tried their Italian sodas, smoothies, lattes, matcha, and a few of the craft drinks on the menu. The white chocolate dream used to be my go to (like ten years ago!) Their menu options are very good too, but the last time I came for lunch the menu was different in person than online. Hopefully that's been fixed. Their partnership with thunderbird taco was a great addition & I always enjoy my time there.

Amazing Stop on the Way Back to Florida!…read more We stopped at Dirtbean on our way back to Florida, and what a find! The food was absolutely amazing -- fresh, flavorful, and exactly what we needed during our road trip. The menu offers a great variety of options, from creative sandwiches and fresh salads to hearty wraps and tasty fish tacos, all served with friendly energy and great coffee.

Went to celebrate a belate Sweet 16 birthday with my grand daughter. I had the fish taco and she…read morehad the gluten free pizza. Both were delicious. They were very accommodating, If you need gluten fee options I'd suggest that u try them out!

I knew that while in the area, the Museum of Antique Coffee Mills & Coffee Bar had to be one of my…read morefirst stops! When I reached out to them beforehand, the staff were so friendly in sharing their updated seasonal hours, particularly for the weekends - thank you! This gem-of-a-place is the only coffee mill museum in North America - really! When you step inside, you'll see a great exhibit of antique coffee grinders as well as other beautiful art pieces (statues, paintings, and decor) that you can peruse - everything seems to be so perfectly curated! The coffee bar offers expresso, latte, cappuccino, coffee, tea, affogato, iced or hot coffee, and biscotti. We had the hot cocoa, the affogato, and the delicious iced coffee that had ice cubes, made out of coffee, so your drink doesn't get watered down - what a thoughtful touch! Ms. Judith, the owner, was very welcoming and very sweet! She shared about her collection and her business, and even some planned upcoming events at the store - I wish nothing but the best for her! Be sure to stop by this neat place and support a local business - you won't be disappointed! +ask for Ms. Judith! +delicious iced coffee (coffee ice cubes used!) +great collection of coffee mills and other art pieces! +plenty of parking in town

Nice little shop with an extensive display of coffee grinders…read more Yes the coffee was great! The people were nice, sit and enjoy on a comfortable chair and coffee table.

This is a to go coffee stand. They had a small selection of sweet food items and non-coffee…read morebeverages. With the seasons changing, I got a pumpkin spice chai flavored shake. I ordered online and went straight to pick up and it was a reasonably seamless experience. It was a tad Serebe, but had plenty of all of the flavors that you could expect. It was an indulgent beverage and it served me well.

Great coffee. Used this as we started out on a road trip. We will definitely be returning for more.read more

The Harvest Salad was one of the best salads I've ever eaten. The salad was loaded with sweet…read morepotatoes, walnuts and goat cheese in bed of arugula. I also enjoyed the Blackberry Refresher which lived up to its name. Club soda mixed with the house's blackberry syrup creates a crisp, bubbly drink. Ingredients are sourced locally from Big Spring Cattle Company, Blue Ridge Bees, Maplewood Valley Ranch, Razzbourne Farms and Verdant Acres. The setting is eclectic with friendly counter service with adequate seating and a large piano. The space is shared with what appears to be an upscale dinner restaurant. Seasons Yield operates in mornings and closes at 2.

The name hints at this, but I still had to figure out that there is a sit-down restaurant that is…read moreopen for dinner, and this bakery-cafe operation takes over the same space for brunch. In addition to baked goods, I was pleased that they offered the option for a breakfast salad. Way to start the day off right. My salad was quite substantial, with nuts, cheese, and sweet potatoes. But I couldn't get out without ordering a pastry as well. They had the sort of maple glaze one usually finds on donuts, but applied it to a croissant. The croissant flaked well, but the maple flavor really took it to the next level. Plenty of other intriguing baked goods were available.

such a great little stop while camping in the area on a rainy afternoon. This center is home to…read more250+ consignment artists and offers classes! They have a gallery open to the public and display a wide variety of crafts and art mediums.

Don't miss this hidden gem! I highly recommend a stop at this regional arts and crafts shop and…read moreclass center in Clifton Forge, VA. They represent more than 260 artists from all over the Alleghany Highlands area (Southwest Virginia and parts of West Virginia). The friendly, volunteer staff were helpful and excited to share information about the handmade treasures found here. I was surprised by the variety of artwork and I want to highlight a few types that I loved: painting (realism, abstract, impressionistic, expressionistic, etc.) wood working (turned wood, live edge, sculpture, table ware, and decorative), jewelry making (custom designs in both traditional and modern versions), crafting (quilts, basket weaving, sewing, etc.), and photography (black and white, artistic, realistic styles and subjects such as nature, landscapes and local sites such as the Washington and Lee campus). Also, for the first time, I saw fly fishing lures displayed along with other crafts. Perfect, and well-deserved! I found this store after glimpsing the main sign on route 64. After you get off the exit (24 I believe), just follow signs into old town (historic) Clifton Forge and continue to Ridgeway Street. Note: this non-profit center appears to be located in a former retail space, so it is not a stand alone building, it is located in a row of shops (near Cafe Museo). Look for the Cafe Museo sign which is easy to spot. There is plenty of street parking. This place is a real treat and I wish I had more time to take one of their classes, add the walking tour of old town, and stop at one of the lunch spots nearby. I visited after a morning hike at Douthat State Park, but this shop is also easily accessible to visitors from the George Washington and Jefferson National Forest, Goshen, Warm Springs, Lexington, Covington, or anyone passing through to Beckley or the the New River Gorge National Park or Gauley River National Recreation Area. Before the next holiday or family celebration, consider a thoughtful, handmade gift from this unique shop and support local artists in the area.