Amy's Cafe: A Charming New American Eatery in Falmouth, VA

Charming setting in a very old building. I imagine the walls could tell many great stories! We went for breakfast this morning. Service was great. Our server Jessica was warm and welcoming. She was very quick to take our drink orders and returned them to our table promptly. Coffee was hot and delicious. We were given the perfect amount of time to review the menu before she returned to take our order. I had 2 eggs, over medium with sausage and 2 pancakes. My husband had 2 eggs, grits, sausage and toast. Our eggs were perfect over mediums and arrived hot. The pancakes were large, golden brown and delicious. They were light and flavorful. The syrup came in a plastic container. I wish it had been warm. The sausage was links and ordinary. That said, it was good. Grits were also ordinary but certainly not instant. Jessica kept our coffee cup filled. We both enjoyed our breakfast, left full and will return. Next time I will take pictures. I was HUNGRY

Great food and great people. We stopped by here passing by on a whim. Had the shrimp appetizer, FGT, roast beef and the chicken fried steak. The food is off the hook. Prices are typical but the food is super good. Susan is the bomb!

Amy's Cafe for dinner the other night. We started with their fried green tomatoes, which we've ordered numerous times before. Without a doubt, they make the best fried green tomatoes I've ever had! And the other night, they were perfect! My husband knows when I'm enjoying, because I'm so animated with my 'food moans' of pleasure . They're really so delightful! We ordered the Club on wheat (lightly toasted), with cheddar (instead of Swiss), along with fries as our entree (to split), (which is our typical go to). Then we also tried a cup of their cream of crab soup with cornbread, which was the special. I didn't care for the soup, but my husband enjoyed it. I really liked the cornbread though! Great great service as well!

This is restaurant is on west Cambridge street in Falmouth VA right beside colonial town of Fredericksburg. Right on the Rappahannock River. The building it is in is a historical building. This is the first time we have been here. We ordered a steak and cheese with fries, steak tacos and Alfredo. The staff is friendly and seated us quickly as well as bringing us drinks and taking our order. The unsweetened ice is fresh and tasty. The hot coffee taste very good as well.

Stumbled upon this cute cafe to avoid some traffic. Refreshing to have some good service these days so kudos to Lacy our waitress. We enjoyed the outdoor patio seating and omelette and basil Porto special was excellent! Back on the road now...

My wife and I are moving south to Fredericksburg, VA and after an appointment at our soon-to-be new house, we decided to find a place for lunch. We stopped in to Amy's Cafe on W. Cambridge St. What a little jewel we found. Outside the restaurant's front door is a good sized outdoor dining space. This Thursday afternoon we entered and were shown to a table. Though Amy's has a nice selection of beers and ciders, we started with Iced Tea and a soda. As a starter we had the Stupid Good Shrimp. It was very tasty, with about 10 shrimp. It was a bit hot-spicy though. For our lunch, my wife had the Reuben Egg Rolls, which she loved. If you're a fan of corned beef, you've got to try these. The cole slaw was ok but a little bland. I had the daily lunch special Chicken Steak and Cheese. It was very good. I know I enjoyed it because as I was putting the last morsel in my mouth, I was a little bit sad because it was going to be over soon. We very much loved our lunch, and since Amy's is 5 minutes from our new house, we will be visiting Amy's regularly.

The crab dip appetizer special was to die for! Did not realize this gem was tucked away back where it was, quiet location, but the word's out - plenty of folks when we walked in. We arrived at 6:30pm on a Tuesday, without realizing they closed at 8pm (sorry!) service was super quick, food tasted excellent, nothing to complain about. I had the salmon main with two sides (sweet potato fries and green beans) and it tasted amazing. Our table ate in silence - that good. Would highly recommend; 4.5 stars rounded up.

Overall nice place, I liked the pasta and the fried shrimp appetizer was pretty good. My boyfriend got the grilled chicken sandwich that was alright. The service was good and I got frequent Diet Coke refills. To summarize, this is a nice casual place to eat and has a lot of good menu options.

Went on a Thursday bike night, the first one there that I'm aware of. The wait staff seated me immediately, and asked for my drink order. They have some craft beers on tall, which are amazing. It didn't take very long for me to make my choice- I had to have the meatloaf. The server took my order, and the meal was in front of me faster than I could think about it. The meatloaf was TO DIE FOR. One of the best restaurant meatloaf meals I've ever had. First of all, it had no peppers. I don't like peppers in my meatloaf. The meat was seasoned just right and cooked to perfection. The gravy had a perfect consistency and wasn't over salty. The broccoli was crisp, yet hot and flavorful. For dessert, I had a limoncello cake/pie that was quite tasty without being overpowering. Kudos to Amy's Cafe for having a good combination of great staff, tasty food, and a fun and quirky atmosphere.