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Great food and new books at Stone Soup Books

>> Thursday, April 22, 2010

Stone Soup Books and Cafe is a charming little spot in downtown Waynesboro. It is located in a 115-year-old farmhouse surrounded by a garden. Stone Soup sells new and used books, displays local artwork, and serves up some of the best food in town. I am excited to announce that they are now selling some of my handmade journals. They currently have two large and two small Coptic journals, and a few of my mini concertina books on display. I'm also going to be bringing in a few more, like some leather-bound Italian long stitch books, as I finish them.



Stone Soup is walking distance from our office, and Tony and I usually try to head down there about once a week for lunch. Aside from their ever-changing specials and delicious soups, for the past year my go-to item on the menu has been the brie, pear, and honey sandwich on multi-grain ciabatta bread. It is such a fantastic creation, and is one of the best sandwiches I've ever tasted. Tony and I went into Stone Soup again earlier this week and I decided to branch out and try something new. And I'm glad I did, because I think I now have a new favorite on the menu! The goat cheese and spiced walnut sandwich with balsamic vinaigrette dressing (also on the multi-grain ciabatta) was fantastic. I had been a little wary of trying it because I didn't know what I would think about a cheese and nut sandwich, but it was surprisingly hearty and tasty.

If you live near the Shenandoah Valley, I highly recommend stopping by Stone Soup for a bite to eat. And please check out my journals while you're there too!

Stone Soup Books

908 West Main Street, Waynesboro VA 22980
540-943-0084
www.stonesoupbooks.net
info@stonesoupbooks.net
Monday - Saturday: 10 am - 6 pm; Open until 9 pm on Fridays

3 comments:

Anonymous April 22, 2010 at 7:09 PM  

Okay, those sandwiches sound delicious! And in a 115-year-old farmhouse? So cool!

Margaret Anne April 22, 2010 at 8:06 PM  

I had a bite of Jon's walnut/goat cheese sandwich when we ate there, and I will admit that I was pleasantly surprised at how yummy a weird nut sandwich can be!

Katie April 28, 2010 at 10:49 PM  

I know! It is such a cool place, and those sandwiches are truly delicious! We've tried replicating the brie, pear, and honey sandwich at home because it is just so good and I could eat it almost every day for lunch. You should give it a try. And the nut sandwich is surprisingly tasty as well!

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