Rayfield Fountain — Restaurant in Cape Charles

While heading up to Chincoteague Island we stopped in Cape Charles to have breakfast here at Rayfield's. First I want to say that the prices here are very nice. Especially in today's world. Now for the food... I got the veggie omelette meal. It came with a 3 egg omelette onions mushrooms and tomatoes rye toast and a hash brown, and scrapple. Yes I said scrapple! The family got French toast with sausage and the little guy got a pancake with bacon. The pancake was HUGE! It was the size of the plate and had nice crispy edges. For me it didn't even need syrup. The French Toast looked good. The batter looked like it had cinnamon in it and was golden brown. The sausage was a bit different though coarse grind and split and grilled. It didn't taste like typical breakfast sausage. My meal was very good but the way that the scrapple was cooked threw me off at first. I've only had scrapple pan fried. But this was deep fried so it was a bit greasy. It tasted good though. And the hash brown had a little pool of grease on the plate where it was placed. If you are in the Cape Charles area and are looking for a bite to eat give this place a try. They are open for breakfast...

A nice hidden breakfast/lunch diner hidden inside a pharmacy. Unique idea of grabbing food or dining in at a place you'd pick up your meds. Food is about diner average but with some items that ive never been disappointed with. Their burgers, chicken salad and egg salads are delicious. Had breakfast a couple times and that was pretty good, but nothing that stood out.

Tip: Burgers are made in-house and so are the chicken salad and egg salad. If you're unsure what to order, cant go wrong with these items.

Price: Pretty affordable especially when located in a beach/tourist town.

If Bobbett is working, she will take care of you.

A local favorite and family friendly.

Seating: indoor Limited seating. They do have bar seating though.

Overall, good and unique...

We walked in at 11:30 am on Labor Day, only to be growled at by a surly employee. He said, "No more orders!" I'm sure I looked confused and then he said even louder, "No more orders!" He turned and walked away. There was no explanation or signs indicating that they were closing early for the holiday and there were other customers eating at some of the tables. There was no excuse for his attitude or behavior and I will be sure...