
Shepherdstown is one of my favorite towns in West Virginia. There's always a cute shop or restaurant to explore.

Lellybelle Cafe serves up acai bowls, sandwiches, and local ice cream!

I didn't have a ton of time, so I just wanted to swing through quickly!

Everything look phenomenal, though. It took all my energy to not order up all those baked goods.

Instead, I looked to see what I could get as a quick side.

Mmm fudge.

And those cupcakes!

This easy pasta salad hit the spot! Olives, feta, tomatoes - yum!
What's your favorite item?

Fairfax Coffee House is an institution in Berkeley Springs.

This coffee shop is so cute and overlooks the state park just across the street.

They have a variety of drinks, as well as breakfast, sandwiches, paninis and salads.

It was so hot on the day I visited, I wanted something cold and light.

So, I actually went with one of their "Italian Sodas," not something you see everywhere.

It's Pelligrino hand-stirred with a flavoring - this one is cherry. Perfect for a hot summer day!

Farmers Markets are my favorite, and I stumbled upon this one in Martinsburg!

Butler's Farm Market has so many goodies.

Fresh produce.

Baked goods.

Even some exciting products like these delicious-sounding jams.

It makes me want to get a little bit of everything.

And they even have products under their own name! I can never get enough strawberry preserves.

What have you tried?

Martinsburg has a cute coffee shop called Mugs & Muffins (clever for a coffee shop!).

The coffee shop also serves as a cafe, espresso bar and more. Basically a great little spot for breakfast or lunch!

I kept it pretty simple with a caramel latte and a blueberry muffin. Yum!

Have you been? What's your favorite thing?

Harpers Ferry is full of cute, delicious restaurants. I still have so many more to explore, but I was excited to finally try the Potomac Gille.

This restaurant has a lovely view overlooking Harpers Ferry. There's just something special about a summertime lunch, and Potomac Grille is perfect for it.

The menu has a little bit of everything - sandwiches, wraps, burgers.

But I went for the crabcake sandwich. Being so close to the ocean in the Eastern Panhandle, there's no better place to get some fresh seafood. Have you been?

How cute is the name Battle Grounds for a coffee shop? Especially in a historic town like Harpers Ferry!

And look at this great outdoor dining.

They serve coffee drinks, as well as some food items.

It was a very early lunch, so I went with a sandwich.

I ordered the Shenandoah, which came with ham, provolone, spinach, red onions, and black raspberry preserves. I'm a sucker for sweet and savory.

Look at that! What's your favorite item?

If you like candy, True Treats in Harpers Ferry needs to be at the top of your must-visit list.

It's more than just a store.

It's like a museum of candy throughout the years.

The candy is arranged by time period - with everything from bugs to turkish delight.

Those hard-to-find favorites? You can get it all here.

And even candy that's mythical! Like Turkish Delight. And, yes, I had to try some.

It's almost like West Virginia's version of Willy Wonka will all the brightly colored treats.

This would be a fun idea to make a gift of a certain time period full of candy for someone.

Literally everything!



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