More details about our opening are in the works—stay tuned. Contact Brian Noyes here.

In rolling farmland near the Blue Ridge Mountains, Brian Noyes (author of the Red Truck Bakery Cookbooks), will soon be opening Hayfields cafe and market in Washington, Virginia. Meet friends and neighbors for great coffee, breakfast and lunch—and pick up dinners to go. Join us monthly for our Sunday Family Suppers.
Hayfields is opening this fall at Rush River Commons in Little Washington, Virginia, across from our town's post office. Our street address is 17 Leggett Lane, Washington, Virginia, and our mailing address is PO Box 547, Washington VA 22747.
Coming fall 2026: Hayfields, a casual counter-service cafe and market with great coffee, breakfast and lunch in Washington, Virginia, and open every day except major holidays from 7 am to 7 pm. Follow our progress on Instagram and Facebook. We’ll offer local products and counter-service comfort food, online pickup ordering, and plenty of seating inside and out. No reservations needed. Visit us at HayfieldsLittleWashington.com. Send an email. Our logo is accompanied by "Sharpening the Scythe," a 1935 woodcut illustration by Clare Leighton, and is used through the courtesy of Clare's late nephew David Leighton and the kind permission of the Estate of Clare Leighton. Illustration © 2026 Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York / DACS, London. More info on Clare Leighton is here.
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