Corduroy

The shop is rustic and family friendly. Inside is very cute with multiple cozy nooks to enjoy your food and drinks. Great place to read a book or talk with friends.The service is fine. However my drink and food were underwhelming. I ordered a gingerbread chai that ended up being mostly oat milk. Also ordered an açaí smoothie bowl that ended up taking the whole time it took me to drink my chai only to be the wrong bowl. I don't like slimy chia so I know I didn't order it ;) never got the smoothie bowl after 15 minutes more waiting. Won't be returning Also they changed their name to Corduroy.

Love this place. Great espresso. Tasty daily baked goods. Comfortable seating. Fun shop to look through up top. Sweet staff. And the best way to pass the time while waiting to be seated at the Bee and the Biscuit (iykyk). The only downside are the wasps in the summer... there are quite a few families living in the trees that wrap the porch. Not ideal, as I have a recently-discovered allergy. If you're like me, just bring an epipen with you, as the ube latte is to die for.

What a cute spot! Getting here means pretty much driving the scenic route, and once arriving, their location is a nice house where you might even end up accidentally missing the entrance to this coffeeshop. They got a pretty decent menu of breakfast sandwiches and lunch sandwiches, along with of course some creative coffee drinks. We got the ube latte and a pimento BLT sandwich - both delicious. Service was friendly and quick. This is a great spot as well to bring your laptop to get some work done, or open a book and relax. Super cozy feel and I will be back.

I LOVE coffee shops, especially located in houses or cottages. It enhances the experience of enjoying a warm and/or refreshing drink. It's like being invited into a friend's home, you know? And what do friends usually offer you to drink? A coffee! See what I am saying?My friend from Hawaii was visiting and we had planned to start the day at The Bee and The Biscuit. Well holy shit, when people said, there was a wait there, they didn't tell me it was gonna be a WAIT of an hour and 15. But, no problem, I'm a solutions gal. I noticed that Sawdust Road (SR) was located right next to it when I pulled in and it has been on my hit list too, so problem solved! We walked over to check it out to kill the time.The backyards are all open, so you can just walk over from the back. As a mother of 2 children, this is a PERFECT play date meet up place. Their backyard is huge and is equipped with Adirondack chairs and playhouses and apparatuses. So much room for the kids to run around and release all that energy. They also have a nice sizeable front yard, but it's pretty bare. I think it's just meant to look pretty from the street with a cute picket fence and just wild flowers.Inside, you'll find an old 2-storey house that is decorated beautifully with different rooms. Not sure if the upstairs is free to use. Didn't think to go up there. They also have a nice porch to enjoy. Just a cool vibe (see pics)!We didn't get any food, because we were going to eat shortly at The Bee, but I did notice they have limited food choices. They had some baked goods that looked delish in the display case. I had a Iced Chai which was yummy, but I did think it was a little heavy on the ice, so I'll ask for light ice next time!They also have a drive through section of the porch, close to the service counter which I thought was pretty neat and unique drive through "window".This is a drive for me, but I will definitely come back to bring the kids or just a great option to pass the time while waiting for brunch next door.Stay safe, Friends!

Cute ambiance with yummy matcha (ps- it's organic) and simple but yummy breakfast menu. I loveeeeeeee the decorations inside. You could even buy them. I did!! Friendly workers. I mean really friendly. We felt welcomed and we left happy!Ps- for people with small kids- there are a mini playground in the back. Swing and slides! Cute backdrop for a photo!

It's so freakin cozy here! This was always a bit of a drive for me, but always worth the trip. It feels like you're over at a friend's house. You order and get your food/bev in the kitchen area and then have the rest of the house to enjoy. They rent certain rooms for parties and there was almost always some kind of baby shower type event happening when I was there on the afternoons. My favorite spot was always on the porch on nice mornings.It's right next door to Bee and the Biscuit so it's a great place to hang out before or after you enjoy brunch at the Bee. A latte takes the edge off if you have one too many mimosas. Not that I've personally experienced that of course. ;-) The menu is small, but definitely specialized. They know what they do well and that's what you can get every time.

Fast, friendly and more than I expected. My wife and I wanted to go to a restaurant near by, but the wait was so long. So we came over here and had a peaceful brunch out on the porch. It was nice. The back yard has kids toys and play gyms. Don't ask me where you can park, I have no idea.

I've driven by here so many times, but never really noticed it. I always go right next door to the red barn or a few places down to bee and the biscuit. It had high reviews so I wanted to give it a try. It's in a cute old house with plenty of parking on gravel. You turn in right after the red barn before you come to the sawdust road sign. I ordered the honey lavender latte with the avocado toast. Both were just okay. I had to ask for more lavender because it wasn't quite heft enough for me. Even after the extra, I could have added more. I love lavender. I was a little disappointed when I opened my box of toast. The review pictures from other people show two pieces of toast, but I only got one. Not sure if my bread was bigger or what. Also, the taste was a little lacking. It has everything bagel seasoning and lemon, but I felt as if it were missing a little more oomph. I still ate it all though. I'd like to come back and try some other items. There were a few people sitting inside and some people outside. Definitely not busy, so that's great. The ladies at the counter were super nice and helpful too. I'll try other lattes and food items next time.

Whenever I visit my bestie in Virginia we come get coffee and food at Sawdust Road. The house is so cozy, it is a little small so I can imagine if it's busy not being able to find a place to sit.The breakfast bagel was AMAZING. I also had a Salted Maple Latte which wasn't too sweet. Loved it! Staff is super friendly as well!

Wed am friend meetup. After stamping passport from Norfolk, learned their: parking's easy, Coffee is delicious, ordering is quick, menu is enticing (avacado toast is very good), price is average, service is great, ambiance of the old house is neat, and seating is cozy. If in Pungo, it's worth a trip to sip!