Browse menus, reviews and photos of Cafes near Martinsburg.
Health Food · $$
209 South Raleigh Street, Martinsburg
“As someone who is back to being a vegetarian, I am happy this is in town. Service is great, offerings are plentiful in the market and the cafe food is delicious. I can find some hard to find items here. My only complaint is prices are steep. I will be back.”
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778 Foxcroft Avenue, Martinsburg
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“Had iced latte and cheese Danish. The coffee was good. The Danish was not very fresh. I asked to have it heated with specific instructions to only microwave for 10 seconds. This was done and the Danish was gently warmed so it was not tough. I would prefer heating in a toaster oven, but this is, apparently, an unknown technique. Atmosphere is very nice and the staff are friendly. Not a lot of selection for pastries.”
Cafe · $$
126 E Burke St, Martinsburg
“Membership prices are unmatched; the wi-fi is fast; coffee and water are bottomless. The aesthetics of The Hub are relaxing and the space gives a sense of relaxation that is hard to find in corporate America. The Hub Cafe has excellent culinary delights.”
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4529 Shepherdstown Road, Martinsburg
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“one of #1 favs for the smash burgers”
Cafe
510 Butler Avenue, Martinsburg
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888 Foxcroft Avenue, Martinsburg
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“The food was really good, and the cashier was helpful in recommending the best options based on our tastes. The coffee was incredible—one of the best I've ever had! I highly recommend this place for breakfast sandwiches. The only downside is that it’s a bit on the pricier side, but definitely worth it for the quality.”
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22 Tabernacle Way, Falling Waters · 11.59 miles
“Beautiful camp! Lots of updates to rooms and grounds. Very clean and well kept. Potomac Perks, the on-site snack/ice-cream shop is amazing! Home-made food as well as favorite appetizer items for lunch. Staff is friendly and helpful. The amenities are amazing for a camp! Mini-Golf, Slippery Slopes, Disc-Golf, Pickleball, gymnasium and more. Meeting spaces from small to medium to large can accommodate many different sized groups. Great place for your church retreat or a private retreat! We love it!!”
American · $
178 Pilgrim Street, Inwood · 7.79 miles
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“I could not recommend any place higher! My girlfriend and I just ate here for our first dinner of our winter cabin vacation, and my goodness we fell in love with the place! Excellent food, super friendly staff - best eating experience we’ve had in a long time! Thanks for being awesome! - Jake and Liz”
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72 Oak Lee Drive, Ranson · 11.27 miles
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“Tonight my husband ran and picked up our food. Came home with the smoothie I get every time - for years and years - but it was only filled to about an inch from the top. He asked the “barista?” Why it wasn’t filled to the top and she said it was only supposed to be filled to the bottom line. He asked her if all the previous 100s of smoothies I’ve had over the years were all done incorrectly and she said, “I don’t know what to tell you.” We go there so often the regulars who work there know my smoothie order without me even having to order it. And it’s always filled to the top. Which, of course, is what a company should do - even if just for the optics. As the prices go up, no one wants to get a partially filled cup - even if it is “policy”.”
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