Overall a great store to shop in. Always good prices (personal opinion) but can be very dirty. Ex:…read moremy little brother touched the inside of one of the freezers and had to go wash his hands as they came back with mold and other nasty stuff

We used to come to Martin's a lot more frequently back in 2022-2023, but we ended up stopping…read morealtogether after a couple of bad experiences with the folks that work there and a few other factors. The first bad interaction we had was when we picked up one of the green carts, to which one of the employees snatched it out of my hands and told me this cart is for the online pick up orders only. Mind you, I had used the green carts before - I preferred them because they could hold more items - and nobody ever told me different. The lady just told me to grab another cart that wasn't green and left as though she hadn't done anything wrong. When I went to complain about it at the desk, they said they couldn't do anything about it but that I was free to pick up another green cart if there was one available. The second bad experience was with a lady working the gas station. We had saved up a lot of points through our purchases to get some money off gas, so I figured well let's try to fill up both our cars with the discount. I didn't see a sign out saying we couldn't, so we lined it up until we hit our max (which I think is 35 gallons). The attendant came telling us we weren't allowed to do that but I asked where did it say we couldn't? If the max is 35 gallons, does it matter where those gallons go into? Nowhere on the Martin's Fuel Savings page does it say you can only fuel one car with those savings. I didn't feel like arguing about it - so we only filled up the one car. God forbid anybody tried to maximize their discounts. Another factor is that the produce at this Martin's has a very annoying habit of going bad very fast. We thought it was just us - but we'd have our fruits and vegetables start to rot 2-3 days after we purchased them here. For reference, we had produce at Walmart last a week or longer - but at Martin's - it's almost like it was always ready to go bad. We noticed this on multiple visits. There was maybe a handful of times that it didn't go bad right away - but we ended up just not getting our produce here before we just quit coming. Lastly, we had one or two bad interactions with some of the other shoppers here. I think some of the folks that shop here have this idea in their mind that only some people of a specific social class shop at Martin's and it's a little hilarious because we're in Culpeper of all places. This town is filled with hardworking men and women and so it's bizarre to see a place that has people think this way. This isn't a Martin's thing - but something we've observed only here. I truly don't think every Martin's shopper thinks this way - it's just sad to have encountered it. It's all to say that I just don't feel comfortable shopping here anymore. If nothing else, the produce has consistently shown to go bad faster than the produce at Walmart and it's cheaper at Walmart than it is over here. It's a shame.

Yelp has yet to change the name of this restaurant. I put it in as HFR Contemporary Kitchen and Bar…read morebut probably because I entered their website they called it Happy Family Ranch. *FYI so you know what to look for.

Return visit this time for lunch , enjoyed eating outside. Service was very attentive. They bring…read moreyou a complimentary tasting small homemade tortilla filled with pork - the presentation was a 5 star restaurant. It was delicious! Loved my Apple Walnut salad it delightful with apples cinnamon and feta. Hamburger was topped with shrimped - it melted in mouth - what a difference farm to table. The shrimp marinated in lime was amazing with a both " ceviche" style shrimp were numerous large and fresh. Tacos Bria as enough to share 2 sauces came with them but no dipping sauce. Seared Tuna appetizer was large enough to be a meal . It was so tender ! Finished with Flan yummy and smooth and large cut to share . A gem in the hiding. Check it out as it just say HFR. I told them they need better signs!

Very impressive. Great jars of lemon drops; I remember as a kid. Beautiful chocolates with ganache…read more Chocolate, caramel pecan bites. Cute butterfly and turtle chocolates. Quite a few tarts and parfaits. Also Gelato!Plus Two cute tables in the back to sit and enjoy.

Mixed feelings about this place. Prices don't seem to be listed on any of the items, so you will…read morehave to ask. The chocolates are reasonably priced for gourmet chocolates (~$1-3 each) and taste good, with something like three cases to choose from. Service was fast, but they forgot to package some of our chocolates. When we called about the issue, they did offer us a refund. On the other hand, the pricing of the pastries was astronomical. The one we bought (white rose) cost $18, when I've had a similar pastry in Arlington, VA that only cost $11. Taste-wise, it was fine. They also offer gelato and gift boxes, but we didn't buy any so I can't comment on them. The back of the shop is decently sized and has one or two tables for people to sit at, but the part of the shop that goes past the chocolate cases is very narrow. If somebody has a walker/wheelchair/stroller, or a group in front of you forms a cluster, you probably won't be able to move past them.

If you haven't stopped by Vinosity downtown yet, you are missing out! We checked out their Friday…read morefree wine tasting and ended up falling in love with the pours. We grabbed a bottle right off the tasting table (which got us 10% off!) and ended up picking up three other reds to take home too. The ladies working there are so knowledgeable, welcoming, and genuinely nice. Especially for people like us who are new to the area. Can't wait to go back!

Cute store and nice selection of great opportunities to explore new wines at affordable price…read morepoints. Some nice merch. Well curated displays and offerings. BUT I want a wine shop to have ambiance and make the experience memorable. The lady working had ZERO personality. You'd think in a completely empty shop when you see customers browsing shelves, pulling bottles and seriously exploring your offerings your brain might suggest this has the potential to be a good sale and great opportunity to engage potential repeat customers. Disappointing experience to say the least. We bought several bottles and left.

We have not yet been on site to the farm itself, but have been getting their products for years,…read moremostly at the Leesburg Farmers Market. High quality meats, eggs, and produce. We sourced a rib roast from them for Christmas that was amazing. Chicken and eggs are their top sellers. Their whole birds are great for roasting and then soup later. You can make orders online to pick up at various farmers markets https://www.honeybrookfarms.com/products/ The family that owns the farm are super nice. We love doing business with them.

Joshua and the rest of Honey Brook Farms has blown away my (already high due to raving reviews)…read moreexpectations of their products and customer service. The friendliness of the people, the quality of the goods, and the feeling of being a part of a community that places high value on real food that puts the plasticky, industrialized goods you can purchase at a large grocery store chain to shame - all have led me here to say give them a try! Perhaps the best local business I've had the pleasure of connecting with.

I've been meaning to give them a try, but usually found myself in Culpeper on Sundays. We finally…read morehad a chance to stop in since I've been meaning to try a ham biscuit. There's not a lot in the store, but obviously the focus is the ham. They have some premade, wrapped ham biscuits. We got a couple to go. I was pleasantly surprised. I've heard about how the country ham can be overly salty. This was a nice, little sandwich. They slice the ham at a good thickness where it's got a bite, but isn't chewy. It's also salty without being too overwhelming. The three stars are just that I'd like to explore some more of their options. A ham bone for soup or beans is definitely in my future.

Stopped in in a Saturday afternoon and grabbed a few Ham biscuits for the next day's breakfast…read more They were delicious the next day and at them at room temperature. The store is not very large and the the two ladies behind the counter were sweet and welcoming. Lots of different ham products from Ham bones to make soup and slabs of ham for sandwiches. They even have small bags of chips and mayonnaise/ mustard packs if you want to take your ham sandwiches and eat them right away! Drinks are also available!

My wife and I stopped there today, as we have many times before. The deli features both breakfast…read moreand lunch sandwiches. The sandwiches are piled high with meat, cheese and fresh veggies. The bread is fresh. Subway could take a lesson from these folks. This is what a deli should be. The bakery offers a wide variety of sweets. My wife and I love the coffee cake. The store sells the best honey roasted peanuts I've ever had. Definitely worth stopping by. I only wish it was closer to me.

Great place!! The staff are very friendly and there is a large food variety including fresh…read moresandwiches, farm fresh ice cream, chocolates, snacks, and more! It's a great stop if you need a quick food break on a road trip. The store itself is pretty large but looks very well kept and welcoming with seating areas outside. Plus, it's right next to a lake!! I would definitely recommend stopping there.

The Culpeper Farmers Market, open Saturdays from 7:30 a.m. to 12 noon from the end of April to…read moremid-November, is a friendly & delightful place to stop by & do some local shopping. It's rare that I ever skip a Saturday morning there. In fact, this morning had me lugging home bags of baby Rainbow Swiss Chard, baby Tatsoi greens, & a type of baby Asian lettuce; some lovely apples; heirloom tomatoes; green beans; baby white potatoes; mixed colors of bell peppers - I'm sure I've left something out, but you get the picture. There's a fairly wide diversity of products available - while the majority of vendors are selling fruit & vegetables (some certified organic), there are also several local honey vendors, a smattering of fresh local meat producers (beef, pork, poultry, lamb - even goat sometimes!), eggs, both cut & potted flowers, baked goods, preserves, herbs/spices, a few arts/crafts, & even a local mushroom grower. During the spring months, there are plenty of garden plants & heirloom vegetable seedlings for sale, & during the summer, there are even a few cooked food vendors now & then, serving anything from grilled items to Indian fare. If there's one gripe I have, it's that I find it doubtful that all of the vendors are actually selling what I'd consider "local" produce; I'd swear that a few vendors - & it's fairly easy to spot which ones - are bringing in produce from Lord knows where. But I know which vendors are, in fact, local & honest (they're easy to spot), so make a point to purchase from them exclusively. Bottom line - very nice spot to while away a Saturday morning & pick up some healthy locally-grown produce for the following week's meals.

We were there really early (7am), so there's a chance that my experience wasn't representative, but…read morethere were only a few stands. We saw some fresh produce and a local butchered meat stall but that was it. I thought there'd be a little more vendors there with a few more options. I'll try going by another day and update accordingly. For now, I was not impressed.