“Quaint little breakfast and lunch spot on Beverley with quiches, soups/salads, sandwiches. It's a small operation so quiche and soup options are limited and on a rotation. No soup available during my first visit or any quiches that called to me so went with a chicken and bacon panini. Devoured every bite but plan to explore more of the menu on my return. Easy, quick, and friendly service. Beautiful mural of downtown Staunton surrounding the dining area, which we had a fun time picking out the details of.“
“Lovely eclectic cafe. We came in a cold rainy day, and inside was warm and cheerful. I had a bagel with lox - a nice light bagel with lots and lots of sesame seeds, kind of like a large roll. The lox was tasty. Also had some chai with almond milk; not too spicy but very flavorful. Would definitely return.“
“Food is always hot made to order and awesome! Customer service is the best! No matter who waits on you they are consistently kind and courteous! Thanks Mike and Mario AND STAFF! ( NOTE NO RATING FOR ATMOSPHERE WE ALWAYS GET TAKE HOME ORDERS)“
“BOY - this place sure Hath A Way of making my belly full! The food is delicious and delightfully-presented, the tea itself is superb - and they were more than accommodating of a medium-sized group with some last minute changes/requests. I particularly appreciated the portraits of Richard III (who has been slandered by the history books - he wasn't as bad as all that) and Henry VIII + wives. (You know, there's no hard evidence that Richard III had the princes in the tower killed. It's just a vile rumor. I believe the evidence suggests that Henry Stafford, 2nd Duke of Buckingham, was in fact the guilty party - and that his rebellion in 1483 was an attempt on his part to see himself crowned King of England over Richard. Richard III never would have publicly accused the Duke of Buckingham of the deed, for no contemporary of his would ever believe that Buckingham could act independently of the king's wishes in this matter.“
“My wife, daughter and I needed a "hang out" for a half a day and were pleasantly surprised by Churchville in general and Mountain Mystic Cafe in particular. Delicious coffees, teas, and cookies and engaging conversation. Looking forward to another visit on our next trip from Richmond to the mountains!“
“I would have to say that Panera seems more expensive now. But my experience here made it okay. I stopped here for some food and had a great experience. The staff here is very friendly and I enjoyed that. Cashier was very kind and it’s obvious that everybody here cares about their job and their guest. I was about to throw my food away when an employee insisted she would do that for me instead. Who does that? Nobody, you are lucky to have her. She went the extra mile and does it with a smile so I appreciate that and her and I hope y’all do too.“
“Such a nice place to grab a morning coffee and a baked treat. I’d love to return in the warmer months. They offer abundant outdoor seating.My cappuccino with oat milk was really nice, smooth, well prepared. Alongside a slice of tasty lemon poppyseed cake, I was well supplied.The star of the show was the young women staffing the store that day. So cheerful, friendly, attentive, patient.Dietary restrictions: Milk alternatives, Vegetarians and the gluten free can find optionsParking: A large lot in front“