9 Best Cafes near Marshall

“Wonderful coffee, sandwiches and pastries. All around great place to hang out with friends.“

“Excellent food and vibes ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️“

“Today for lunch they had a salmon over pasta noodles special which was one of the best Salmon dishes I have ever had…If anyone from management reads this, please put this dish on the regular menu. Fantastic!!“

“Absolutely lovely business. I’ve been there multiple times a week since the semester started. Everything I’ve tried has been lovely. The teas are amazing must try!“

“what a gem of a place 💜 i don't drink coffee, so i can't guide you there, but their breakfast tea is great. the ice cream is exceptional. the staff go above and beyond in hospitality and service. top notch! and the artworks and gifts are varied and so fun. not to be missed“

“We live just north of the village and come here often. Love Yellow Mug! Order at the counter, find a table indoors or out, they will find you when your food is ready. Terrific fresh-ground coffee, creative breakfasts, sandwiches, salads (I love The One with Quinoa and Butternut Squash—yes, that is its name). Very fresh food, veg/vegan and GF options, beer and wine, excellent wifi….one of our favorite places!!!“

“We dropped in to take out a couple of Raichyl sandwiches along with brunswick stew and butternut soup. OMG, the butternut soup was the star of the meal. The sandwiches were delicious but that butternut soup was oh so yummy. It's a small locally run business so set your expectations on that level. The staff is friendly and helpful. If you're wanting fastfood go to Hardee's.“

“I see that the last review of this restaurant was in 2020, so though I don't have a lot to add, I thought I'd submit a more recent review to let people know that this restaurant is still in business and, from my experience there, has not changed much since the previous reviews. Basically, this is a short-order kitchen in a simple setting that serves a variety of breakfast items (eggs, bacon, sausage, biscuits, pancakes, omelettes, etc.) and lunch items (burgers, sandwiches, salads) for relatively low prices, in a simple take-out or small diner setting (with inside and outside seating). I would not describe the cooking as particularly special or delicious (as some have) -- it actually seemed pretty basic, but it seemed to be good quality (other than maybe the coffee) and at very good (low) prices. Overall, if you're in the area and would like a quick, inexpensive breakfast or lunch, it's pretty good.“

“Excellent! Off the beaten path in a small (the best kind) beautiful WNC mountain town. It is out of the way for us so we can't get there as often as we would like.
The most enjoyable way to get there for us is via the Blue Ridge Parkway.
We enjoyed the one in Biltmore for years. Sadly, it is no longer there.
Thank you, Well-Bred Bakery & Cafe.
Bill & Linda“