Just like any other subway but cleaner! I ordered a 12' Veggie Delite Sub and the server was quite…read moreconservative in adding veggies and looked at me with anger. I never knew they were charging extra for cheese now. The Sub tasted good, but I would have liked a little more veggies and a little less judgement.

Service was pretty awful. It was cleaner then your average subway, but the employees were very rude.read more

Great place to stop right off the highway. Clean restrooms, store, friendly staff, and great food!…read more Also they have a local outdoor cat that hangs around, and a made a stop on the way back to feed him :)

Sandwiches here are pretty dope and the market is better than average--good selection and a nice…read morevariety of prepared foods, snacks, and beverages. Service. Now that's a different thing. They're not rude, per se, but they're not not rude if that makes sense. Last time I was there the two folks behind the counter were having a LOUD conversation about something and did not let my presence at the register deter them from continuing their LOUD conversation. It's just a bit jarring. Sand the edges off, ladies. Make some better eye contact and save the decibels and gossip for the bar after work.

Being a solo female driver, I have a heightened awareness of my surroundings…read more As a previous reviewer observed, the customers here seem a little odd, although I didn't see the obesity and rashes he mentioned. I couldn't put my finger on why, but the mix of characters here is different than other places across the country. Outside had an odd assortment I noticed (surfer dude) and inside was different as well. There was nerd man trucker with his pocket protector, horn rims and laptop, old geezer dude trying to gum his way through his meal and a physically challenged younger cowboy guy that had me wondering how he gets in and operates his rig, and myself; old antisocial stare-at-the phone-and-write-about-strangers lady. I'm not picking on people - not saying good or bad, which it wasn't, just different. All of us seemed to be enjoying the food. It was freshly made and the service was great. Its nice to see smiling faces after a long day of impatient finger-waving four wheelers. The previous reviewer noticed the shower calls on the speaker. It IS a truck stop. At least we shower!! Hooray for an Arby's with smiling employees and flowerdy smelling long haul truckers.

See Dena for the best made Jamocha shake. Service was friendly. Food was warm and good.read more

Driving back from Ohio and stopped for a bite. For being a little off the route, it was well worth…read moreit! The young man's Service was spot on..Thank You. My wife had the Italian sub and she said it was amazing and huge. She could only eat half..yeah for me( my lunch tomorrow) LOL. I had the grilled chicken sandwich with all the toppings and it was absolutely dynamite. Kudos to the Chef. Gertie's will be a stopping point on our future Ohio and WVA trips. Many items to try..LOL.

I love Gertie's! The food, service, and hospitality are…read morealways top-notch! It's a 100-mile motorcycle ride for me to get here and it's always worth it !

This is a cozy, friendly deli with tasty food. I had the…read moreItalian Sub - a small name for a yummy sandwich. Inside of a fresh sandwich roll was pork salami (sopressata), a more standard salami, pepperoni and capicola (ham). Delly Up adds banana peppers, red onions and a lively and a tasty house-made Italian dressing. I really liked the balance between the strong meats and the basil and other Italian spices in the dressing. Yay!

This place was somewhere between good and really good for me. I wasn't blown away in any way but…read morewas satisfied. It's I pretty standard gourmet sandwich shop with the aesthetics of a bar. Kind of right in my ball park. My sandwich was okay. The beer was good. And the price was high but not astronomical. For Waynesboro this is a pretty neat little place. Would come again.

Well just a few things to note about Lexington. Due to the actions of another restaurant in…read moreLexington we try to avoid eating there. Politics should not be part of the dining experience. We found Legendary Eats on Yelp and decided to try them after reading the reviews and due to the fact they offer outside dining. When we entered we first noticed the cleanliness and then a wide selection of mostly sandwiches on the menu. We both ordered the El Cuco which is basically a Cuban sandwich. It was excellent and under $10. We will definitely return when we come back to the DC area.

Wow wow wow amazing sandwiches. They do not skimp on meet and toppings. Sub was savory and full of…read moreflavor. Met the owners the Hardens who also own Hardens restaurant. Great couple who shared insight on Lexington and W & L as we were visiting. We can see why this place is popular 1 block from campus.

When we arrived the place was hopping. But we were able to find an empty table and staff brought us…read morea needed chair. You order at the counter. The menu was mostly sandwiches but there was no gluten free bread available. I ordered a crab cake and broccoli salad. Both were delicious. I did not eat the bun. The crab cake was huge and very crispy on the outside. Fortunately small amounts of gluten do not bother me. Most items on the menu were battered and fried, not my typical type of food, but I splurged. Our food came out very quickly. Parking was a bit of a challenge, atmosphere was cozy and friendly. We probably will return.

Sadly they are closed where I know they were. They had fantastic pimento cheese. Spread that they…read moremade. I'm sad to see them not at the location I went to. I hope they reopen somewhere else!

This place has things I really like: Rancho Gordo beans, teas that boss you around (pulled Calm The…read moreF** Down today), pocket salt for people who refuse to be caught seasoning‑unprepared, and delicious sandwiches. The staff managed a crowd that behaved like a migrating pack of semi‑domesticated cats and somehow stayed friendly. I also grabbed a shiny Stayman apple and dark‑chocolate raisins. They cram an entire universe into a space the size of a walk‑in closet and it works. This is now a mandatory stop whenever I'm in the area.

Absolutely, totally 5 stars…read more 9 out of 10 times I'm in Crozet (typically visiting wine country) I order food online for pickup. The sandwiches are outstanding, although I often augment it with a cookie. Make sure to order online because they can get PACKED. Even weekdays for lunch they are busy, because everyone else has the same idea. They also have a large selection of local wine. If I don't feel like driving to a particular winery, there is a good chance it will be here. There are benches along the side if you want to sit down and eat.

Quaint little breakfast and lunch spot on Beverley with quiches, soups/salads, sandwiches. It's a…read moresmall operation so quiche and soup options are limited and on a rotation. No soup available during my first visit or any quiches that called to me so went with a chicken and bacon panini. Devoured every bite but plan to explore more of the menu on my return. Easy, quick, and friendly service. Beautiful mural of downtown Staunton surrounding the dining area, which we had a fun time picking out the details of.

Stopped in for lunch on a Saturday about an hour before closing. This is a very cute restaurant…read more They have a ton of sandwich options. Our waitress was very nice. We all devoured our sandwiches, and would definitely stop by again.

Visiting Staunton and went to Wright's Dairy Rite where vintage was the theme. From old fashion…read morevinyl seats to a phone booth at each booth to phone orders in to ol' school decor. The food came to us fast and so scrumptious. I had gotten the Club vs. Hubby's fish sandwich. We shared the onion rings and also the potato chips at the bottom of my Club sandwich.

Wrights is wild. It's a staple of Staunton, and everyone knows about it. It feels like a portal in…read moretime, and that's rad. Diner vibes, but not put on, with memorabilia on display from their long tenure here. You order from a land line phone at your table, or even from your car, and kids meals come in unique boxes to make the little ones happy. None of the food they serve is particularly amazing, but none of it is bad either. It's solid and will fill you up. But the star of the show are the prices. I live in Richmond, and you can't get lunch anywhere for under $15/person. Here, that $15 will cover two meals easily. And it really is a good place for the whole family.