Everything went well! So glad I stopped shopping at Walmart. Now that I go here it's definitely a…read moredifferent experience in general. Staff aren't rude which is great. At other stores I find it hard to ask for help.

Best in the area, but that says nothing. If you want low quality and high prices, this is the…read moreplace for you. I've often found produce as good or better at Walmart (ugh!) and other stores. When you try to raise a problem with the store or regional management, it quickly becomes apparent they don't care about the customers except to get money out of them. Their "sales" are often just pennies off. The cashiers are nice, but they rarely have enough of them. Can't wait for Publix to open here! By the way, that tile floor area is not shopping cart friendly.

If you are here, chances are they're probably not open. Don't give up, the same proprietors own a…read moreShell/7-11 out on 211 approximately 2 miles from this location. Continue west on 211, it'll be on the right.

The winery has all the charms of a place that has been there for many decades, unlike a lot of…read morewineries with enormous new construction tasting rooms. There were cozy rooms to sit in. The staff were so friendly and you could tell they really loved the wines they poured and the family they worked for. The scenery outside was lovely with a view of a fountain and the vineyard on their very spacious patio area. With all that said, my friend and I did not enjoy their wine. I don't want to discourage others from trying this place and all tastes are different but none of the wines we tasted were to our liking and actually tasted off to me. But I am still giving this place three stars because the people were just so nice and accommodating. If I were to only give stars for the wine itself, this place would've sadly only received one from me.

If wine therapy was a thing, this would be my therapist's office. Mediterranean Cellars in…read moreWarrenton, VA is my go-to weekend reset--laid-back, rustic, and welcoming. The old wood walls and cozy furniture give it a timeless vibe, and every visit feels like catching up with friends over something truly special. Louis Papadopoulos, the winemaker and owner, brings decades of Greek winemaking heritage into every bottle. Today I did a white and red tasting with eight themes, and GeorgeAnna--absolute legend--threw in four extra pours just because she's that kind of person. Her hospitality is the heart of this place. The wines are next level. The port-style wines are rich and unforgettable. Their Cabernet Sauvignon is bold yet smooth, and the Moscato--especially the grapefruit and mango versions--hits you with bright, juicy perfection. My personal favorites? Nostalgia, Mejortage, and Latif's Jewel, each with its own personality--silky reds with just the right mix of oak, fruit, and charm. For me, Mediterranean Cellars isn't just a winery. It's that happy place where family, laughter, and seriously good wine come together. One visit and you'll understand why I keep coming back with a trunk that's mysteriously always full of bottles.

It's wonderful to get the samples and to see how they're made. But\nAlso to get them so fresh.read more

A FUN stopover from I-81 aka semi-truck race track…read more +. Ambiance is that of a rustic but clean tasting room. Think of an estate vineyard tasting room but for a potato chip maker. +++. They offer fresh made kettle chips here. Their manufacturing is quite automated with few human inspectors that visitors can see through big windows. No photos of their manufacturing rooms / processes are allowed. They offer potato chip tasting for free and you can buy flavors you want in various sizes. Can't get any fresher than this! They use snowden potatoes, sunflower oil and the pink salt from Utah. I've not seen so much of that great salt ever. I liked their mama zuma and salt and vinegar the best and bought enough to share with my family and friends. ++. Price seems reasonable for a small operation... comparable to major brands. +++. Service is friendly and informative. Very patient with many children visitors ( likely to/fro cavern visits ). ++. Parking is free next to the plant / tasting room / gift shop. Not thrilled that they use sunflower oil but happy they use the same salt I use at home. I hadn't seen this brand before but I like them better than Miss Vickie's. Apparently they distribute through specialty stores and deli's.

Located in Hume, Virginia a few miles off of Exit 18 on Interstate 66. They offer guided tours of…read morethe property along with a guided tasting of their wines. During the summer months they also offer sangria! If you like their wines enough, they have a club membership you can sign up for. We came here over the weekend with my parents to pick up their club wines. We were able to get a glass of wine each and enjoy a nice picnic outside. They allow outside food to pair with whatever wine you choose to drink. They also allow dogs, but they need to be leashed and are allowed outside only. The service here was awesome when we came!

My husband and I stopped here on the Sunday before Memorial Day. This was our 3rd stop, so we…read moresplit a flight of 4 wines. We selected Viognier, Rose, Valley View Red, and Cleve. We enjoyed the Viognier, Valley View Red, and Cleve. The vineyard is beautiful and there was ample outdoor seating, which was nice to have the option since there was live music inside. We ended up chatting with the General Manager who was SO genuinely passionate about his job and the winery that it just capped off our experience! He was also very knowledgeable about the property. My husband and I are very interested in wine, and he was able to share information about vine age, etc. He let us know that there is also a tasting/picnic/tour option that I'd love to do sometime.

I had a great experience there yesterday. The nice lady working informed me that the cherries were…read morein season but I should take a walk around to find out how many containers I wanted to buy. I asked if a quart would do and she recommended it. Great experience and will go there again once peaches are on season!

I love happy accidents…read more We never intended to make a stop at Valley View Farm. Our plan was to spend Sunday morning picking apples and digging up potatoes at Hollin Farms next door. But at the sight of a mile-long line of cars slowly inching up the hill to the entrance and no clue as to how long we would have to sit and wait, we decided to make a U-turn and head to the friendly-looking farm we had passed on the way. Turned out to be a great decision. Valley View Farm is a cidery, winery, orchard, and farm market wrapped in one and set against a beautiful backdrop of rolling green hills. So basically you can sip on cider and wine, pick your own apples, eat local cheeses, and check off your grocery list all in one place. Your visit will start at the red barn at the top of the hill that serves as both farm market and tasting room. This is where you'll buy your bag for apple picking, try the wine or cider, pick up some grass-fed beef from the freezer, and/or grab some apple butter (there are easily 15 varieties) or a $25 jar of CBD honey (yep, that's a thing). This is also where you will interact with the staff, an awesome bunch who managed to keep their cool and crack a genuine smile even when they were overwhelmed by the growing line inside the market. We purchased a $23 half bushel bag - the largest size available - and strolled down to the orchard, sipping on a light cider with just the right amount of tart. The apple trees were still plentiful even this late in the season and we managed to fill our bag with a nice array of red delicious, galas, and granny smiths (which were delicious, by the way). Afterwards, we strolled back to the grass, laid out a blanket, and had a lovely picnic lunch marveling at those rolling green hills and our two-year-old doing an unintended impression of Julie Andrews singing "The Hills are Alive". It couldn't have been a more perfect day. A few more helpful things to know: - Masks are required for staff and patrons inside the farm market. - The orchard offers plenty of space for social distancing. - If you prefer not to lay on the grass, covered tables are available on the porch and to the side of the farm market. - The bathrooms are two porta potties located to the right of the farm market (there aren't any inside) so...bring hand sanitizer if you just can't hold it. We loved our visit and are already plotting the next one for pear picking!