Mojo's Trailside Cafe & Coffee

Our group of 4 stopped by while traveling through town and had lunch here last week. We were delighted by the food. Fresh. Delicious. The gluten free bread and sandwich were very good.

Terrible experience! We had a very clueless cashier, then they loose our order ticket, and it takes 30 minutes to get a coffee, slice of pie (ready made from the case), and a mimosa. To top it off they use spoiled OJ in the mimosa! Will not be returning here. O and there were maybe 8 other people in there dining at the time. I would understand if they had been busy. Over all we had a wonderful day— beautiful ride on the Creeper Trail and a very tasty (with exceptional service) lunch at Wicked Chicken!!

We waited more than half an hour for a to go order. They served a number of people who ordered after us before giving us our order. Some groups were seated, ordered, served much more complicated meals, eaten and left before our simple bagels and sandwiches were ready for us. This is not a matter of being too busy, this is horrible service that is being selective to who they decide to serve first or poor management. Wasted a bunch of time here, Would not come back again.

A hidden gem! Don't let the location scare you, this is a really good option for lunch and dinner. We've eat here three times and it's been outstanding all 3 times. NOT a huge menu, but; what they do they do well! Price s fair, especially for lunch. But the dinner service which begins at 5 oclock"I think" is highly recommend!If your going through Damascus on your way to Abingdon or Bristol, do yourself a favor give it a try!

We had a delicious breakfast and cappuccinos this morning. The service was perfect, and as a nurse, I can say they are doing a fantastic job with keeping things as safe and clean as possible with the covid-19 pandemic. We look forward to going back.

Located next to Sundog outfitters, we popped in on our return from the Virginia Creeper Trail. We only had coffee, but they also serve food. The atmosphere is relaxed and inviting. People were friendly. Everything seemed spotless including the toilets. A nice change from so many rubbish cafes you stumble upon.

Was told this was the place to go to in Damascus. Did dinner which was good but over price. Drafts a little pricey too. Baked goods were delicious! Stopped in for breakfast to go, it wasn't busy but took forever, should have just grabbed a scone. Breakfast items seem more appropriately priced, and was tasty

We had a late breakfast there and my 10 yr old son had the biscuits and gravy. He cleaned the plate! Then, he opted not to eat lunch on trail so we could come back and he could have it for lunch. Cleaned his plate AGAIN! I had an omelette for breakfast - So good!! But the lunchtime burger was THE. BEST. EVER. I'm serious. It was practically a religious experience in terms of seasoning & the mucho soft kaiser roll. I had tears in my eyes it was so superb. I only wish we lived closer so we could eat there all the time. THANK YOU, MOJO's!!

Incredible owner story. This man has love for all the aspects of life on this planet and you can palpate that vibe when speaking with him. The food, Italian this month, reflects that depth of sensory and world appreciation. A gem stone in this mountain town. We left the cool little place with full bellies, enlightened minds, and warm hearts.

-laura

In a place where options are somewhat limited, it's especially nice not to have to just "make do" with the options you have. Came into town looking for breakfast, and this place delivered! Great coffee with free refills, a diverse and interesting breakfast menu, and a comfortable casual atmosphere. Don't let the "coffee shop" facade fool you, this place serves up not just bagels and pastries, but bacon, eggs, and pancakes, too!