Edible Picasso — Restaurant in Cape Charles

I came here today and must admit I was already exhausted due to the consequences of contracting ghost AIDS (check last review) but the atmosphere of the place is really nice. Also it’s so cute and has all these nice aesthetic takes on the decor. Like in the men’s bathroom I couldn’t help but notice there was a small hole drilled in between two of the stalls, and my, was it glorious. I thought it was a button at first but I think it might just be where a cat or dog stays in the place because as soon as I stuck my fingers through the hole I had mistaken for a button I could feel something licking me I just couldn’t quite make sure what it was. Whatever it was had hair so short it honestly just felt like somebody’s mustache but that’s okay. By the time I pulled my hand back it was drenched in saliva. It was kind of fun interacting with bathroom cat so I just kept jamming my fingers and a few other body parts through the hole to get licked on. I will definitely be coming back and will definitely be using this bathroom more often. I just hope cats can’t get ghost aids or...

I was with my boyfriend, and we thought this would be the perfect place to celebrate our one year of having ghost AIDS together. However, something must've went awry, as my boyfriend spent 2 hours and 13 minutes in the bathroom in what he described as an "otherworldly experience". They must not have had paper towels, as his hand and lower arm were soaking wet upon coming back into the cafe. My honeybun continued to mention the cat he was interacting with in the bathroom. Odd. I was not aware this was a cat cafe, but I wish I had been alerted as I’m known to be allergic. With this all being said— the food was overpriced and garbage. Outside of the bathroom cat my boyfriend seemed to enjoy, I don’t see a...

This spot was highly recommended to me by my boss while in town - she lives nearby.

I love the menu and salads and sandwiches. I got a hummus and pressed panini sandwich that was SO good. They have a lot of healthier options if that is what you're looking for in town.

They have a number of items in the cooler you can order and take with you - think burrata with olive oil and balsamic, some puff pastries, etc.

Staff are wonderful - they experiment with food like it's art (hence the name) so there is always something new to see.

They have a small dine-in area off to the side where you can sit, or you can get it to go like most of the other areas in town so you can take it...