Coffee is key in any city.



In Harpers Ferry, the go-to coffee shop is The Coffee Mill.



They have a variety of coffee drinks, as well as menu items like salads and sandwiches.



I went for a turtle mocha.



It is made with espresso, steamed milk, chocolate and hazelnut.



And - some shots from Harpers Ferry!

Betty's Restaurant is known for its sausage gravy.



This Shepherdstown breakfast restaurant is cash only, which has prohibited me in the past from checking it out. Until now.



So I had to try the biscuit & sausage gravy. And I also got a pancake - just one! - to balance out the sweet and the savory.



Something about this homestyle meal just makes it so comforting.



What's your favorite dish here?



And, while here I was able to check out the Rumsey Monument.



And this teeny, tiny house!

Imagine this: A carnival food truck. Minus the carnival.



That's kind of what Jules is like. It's flashy and lit up, but it's all the goodness of carnival indulgence food.






So, of course I had to go with a s'mores option.



What's your favorite?

If you're looking for good tacos in the Eastern Panhandle, look no further than Ortega's Taco Shop.



This small shop serves up a few different kinds of tasty tacos.



They have burritos, tacos, nachos, quesadillas, taco salads and sides.



I got a chicken taco on a crispy shell with lettuce, tomato, cheese and sour cream. And I got a street taco with carne asada, cilantro and onion.



Have you been? What's your favorite taco?

Candace, are you really going to review a Panda Express?



No, no I won't. BUT, it is fun when a new restaurant comes to town - and since there aren't many Panda Express locations in West Virginia, it's good to know there is one here!



I got the sweetfire chicken, honey walnut shrimp and crab rangoons. Mmm Chinese comfort food.