Welcome to Hungry Farmer Cafe

“ This is not typically a place I would go, but when a friend said he got the best burger he had ever had here, I figured I was driving right by it so let’s give it a try. Tell you what I don’t know if I’d say number one, but I would put it up pretty high on the list. It’s a cute place with a lot of interesting things to see. Amish-made furniture, local cheeses, jams and canned goods, quilts, Western wear and antiques! It’s a very eclectic market and worth the stop to browse and have a bite to eat. Vegetable market not open yet, but I’ll bet it’s worth a stop too. I will be back. ”

“ We stopped here for lunch on a road trip. The ambiance is very much like stepping into your grandmother's house. It was located inside of an indoor flea market type building. It was clean, albeit dated - but it added to the charm. Menu was simple and well priced. Staff was very friendly and helpful. No dedicated kids menu, but they do have options like hamburgers, hot dogs, and chicken tenders. Food was very fresh and flavorful. Sandwiches came with a bag of route 11 chips. Overall I would definitely recommend eating here. ”

“ I love going to this restaurant at the Shanandoah Heritage Farmer's Market because it gives you great food and great customer service and a wonderful place to hang out and take it easy and meet friends and have several other places to shop and take a look at things before or after eating. It is wonderful on Tuesdays only when an individual outside barbecues chicken for only $5 for a whole quarter. They also have an antique shop, a toy shop, a fabric shop, a kitchen shop, a military surplus store, a store for everything a cowboy could want, and many other things you enjoy also. They do a very good job making the facility handicap accessible and even providing wheelchairs for those who may need one. I Highly recommend coming and checking out the place for yourself and I guarantee you that you will want to come back time and time again. ”

“ The food was all homemade. The cookies were delish! 10/10 recommend! ”

“ We'd been driving all day and stopped at the Shenandoah Heritage Market to stretch our legs. We were also quite hungry and decided to eat at the Hungry Farmer Cafe, and wow, was it good! My husband was very pleased with his BLT and I really enjoyed the Farmer's Steak 'N Cheese. Everything tasted so fresh and high quality. We both got onion rings which were also very good. Our only complaint which is pretty minor is that they didn't have to-go cups for our drinks. Drinks (soda/tea) were served in plastic cups and it would've been nice to leave with a drink to enjoy in the car, as drinks had free refills. ”

“ The food was great, the customer service was excellent, and the experience as a whole was spectacular! ”

“ A great place to take a break from long road trips along I-81 -- good, simple, freshly prepared food and fantastic gelato with tons of flavor (not just sweetened with cheap sugar like many places do!). Great food choices for kids, and plenty of opportunities for them to stretch their legs while looking around at other items in the Shenandoah Heritage Market (quilts, saddles, shoe-shine stand, plus a covered bridge and koi pond outside). Clean restrooms. Relaxing atmosphere and super sweet staff. Easy to get around to all of these things even for those who have trouble walking. We have been back many times over the years and will continue to do so! ”

“ An oddity of sorts, located in the Shenandoah Heritage Market. It's kind if like an over 60 hang out, a twist on the yuppie coffee/tea house...kind of cool. Had coffee and strawberry rurbarb pie. Very good, especially the coffee. Vinyl table cloths, old school basket meals, real mugs and plates available. :) ”