Sandwiches, soup, and wine were very good. Picnic tables had a roof over them and 4 outdoor…read morefireplaces down the middle. Live music by Tucker Wyatt during the evening hours was excellent and provided wonderful ambiance while everyone ate & relaxed at the end of the day.

This is a great location on Main Street, but it's confusing that the food menu has no prices. The…read morereason provided was that the prices are in flux. I get that but a kids pb&j should be able to have a stated price... The food came out super quickly but for the price we paid, the turkey and avocado sandwich wasn't super special. Generous portion but no sides and it wasn't memorable.

We had a great time stopping by Milk House Market. The ladies behind the counter were super nice…read moreand the food was delicious. It's also a store where you can buy wine, pantry items like interesting mustards and jams, and some fridge items. It's small inside but there's some seating outside too, so plenty of options. It's worth stopping by if you're in the area.

Super cute!! Lots of local foods available here. I left with 4 different kinds of maple syrup. I…read morealso got a sandwich which was SO good! Definitely worth a stop!

Friendly, clean, a tasty variety of sandwiches made onsite, and goods. Will recommend and return.read more

The Amissville Market opened its doors the week before Christmas 2024. The space previously housed…read morea small business called "The Corner Deli Market." The Amissville Market is a new owner. I stopped in for lunch to go. After looking over the menu - I opted for a custom Turkey sandwich on Sourdough with Swiss cheese, mayo, lettuce, tomato, and onion. The sammich came up in a few minutes. It was stuffed full of Turkey - so I'm glad I did not specify extra meat. Tasty sammich! They offer a selection of breakfast foods: Croissants, Quiche, Bagels, Toast, etc. They also have a soup of the day, cookies, etc. There are several tables to dine in. Nice folks! Check them out! #TheAmissvilleMarket

There is nothing like walking into a lovely coffee shop that smells of cinnamon rolls. I am here to…read moretell you that Maybelle's on Main has by far, the best cinnamon rolls I have ever encountered. I'm not sure whether it was the creamy frosting or the actual roll itself but it was so good that I went back the next day to have another one. It's a sunny little spot with lots of other tempting treats to start your day. I happened to find it as I was traveling through. I can honestly say that I will be going out of my way to stop there again.

We stumbled upon this hidden gem while on vacation. It was the closest spot for coffee and…read morebreakfast. So glad we came here. The food was pretty good and the service was great. It was a fun spot to hang out while waiting on the rain to die down. Thankful for free wifi.

Fresh Deli Sanwhiches I grabbed it right here in the Sand Valley with the best deli meat from the…read moreboars, head and fresh vegetables and a wonderful breakfast!!! gas prices are always great at this location. Also, definitely check it out.

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.

Very cute place. Food was great. I had the half chicken salad sandwich and cup of soup. Really…read moregood. My husband had the pulled pork sandwich. He said his Americano was very strong. My latte was a little too sweet, but just so tasty that I truly didn't care. It was like a sugar cookie. Really good. This place is full of history and boasts a beautiful big fireplace. It's got really great hardwood floors also. It's a fairly comfortable, quaint cafe. Would recommend.

This charming little coffee shop and café is such a hidden gem! I've driven past it countless…read moretimes, never giving it much thought since it's connected to the museum--but I'm so glad I finally looked it up and gave it a try. It absolutely exceeded my expectations. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, with a cozy, homey vibe that makes you want to stay a while. They offer a great selection of food and pastries, and the coffee is fantastic--plenty of delicious flavors to choose from, including lots of sugar-free options! Looking for a local souvenir? Browse the shop as you walk in and just bring your find to the counter when you're ready to check out. Curious about local history? Pair your coffee or meal with a stroll through the museum for a fun and enriching experience (or flip the order--either way works!). Support a local spot that truly has it all--great coffee, tasty treats, cozy vibes, and a touch of culture. You won't be disappointed!

Delly Up was in the historic area of Waynesboro VA. It was a nice venue. Very clean and comfortable…read moretables and a nice bar. We were greeted immediately and served drinks and provided a menu. They were so many good things on the menu it was hard to select! I had the pork BBQ Sammie and it was the best I have ever had. We also had the artichoke & goat cheese dip and chips and that was also very delicious. I can't remember what my husband had but he was also very happy with his meal. It was relaxing and delicious. Our server checked in on us but not annoyingly like some servers can be. We had been on a road trip and it was just a nice end to our long day. Great food and atmosphere. We watched a lot of locals come in to eat or for pick up and that tells you a lot about Delly Up. Five stars!!

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.

A friend and I were in Crozet this weekend and I wanted to grab something to eat before we headed…read moreback to Short Pump. This sandwich shop popped up in Yelp, so I decided to give it a try. It's located inside a building that appears to have been a school in the past. We got there in the middle of the afternoon, so there was no line. I opted for a cold Italian sandwich without mayo to go. The sandwich didn't take took long and when I opened it up in the car, my first reaction was that the bread was about twice the thickness of the filling. It was a good sized sandwich and tasted ok, but it was too bready for my liking.

I will add as context to this review that I came into our sandwich order with some biases, namely…read morefor the style of sandwich common in the greater Philly-NYC food region. This is particularly true for the cheesesteak, which is what I ordered. When I picked it up, it seemed light, which I soon learned was due to a paucity (relative to my not insubstantial experience with Philly-style cheesesteaks) of meat in the sandwich. Consequently, the sandwich tasted rather bready. My wife ordered a hot Italian. This was a meatier (and thus more satisfying) sandwich, but still not ideal for several reasons. First, it was not hot. I mean this in two ways, both that the bread was not (or at least did not seem) toasted and that it was not very spicy. This latter observation relates to a second criticism that there did not seem to be cappicola on the sandwich, but in its place was some other meat that did not belong (maybe turkey, maybe honey ham). It's possible that my lackluster experience here was because we ordered the wrong things. Other reviews rave about other sandwiches we didn't order, and maybe those are better. I hope so.

Fair warning: they don't really open the indoor dining…read more That being said, solid Pizza, subs, calzones, and some local delights. Good food and great service. Outdoor seating is available. Reliable WiFi is available. Best pizza in the area.

I have to say the quality of food has diminished since the son began running the business. I…read moreordered wings, for the last time. The wings are so tiny and have little taste. I would have to eat a couple dozen to equal 6 at most wing places. What little meat was tender, but lacking in quantity. I had the "hot" wings, which were medium at best. The service is ok, orders are placed/picked up at a small window. They no longer have dine in, which is not good. There are two other sit down restaurants in Brandywine. The ambiance is non-existsnt.

Unplanned but fortunate lunch stop on a road trip from NoVA to NOLA. If you're traveling I-81, it's…read morejust 5 or so miles down Rt. 11, which snakes back and forth across '81, so it's not really a "detour". It's in Lexington, home of VMI, and the shop itself is diagonal from a post office built in 1911 with large columns lining its edifice. Sometimes, when college students leave great reviews, that means good food that isn't too expensive. True here, especially for what you get: generous servings on amazing bakery breads. I had the "Sorry Charlie" on a slice of focaccia -- topped with tomato slices and melted cheese and a satisfyingly crunchy, warm crust, with a simple but nicely refreshing black bean and corn salad. Dessert treats are also worth a splurge. The people couldn't be friendlier with customers of all ages enjoying themselves. (And they have a coffee bar. And a "speakeasy"!)

A soup and sandwich joint with lots of baked goods -- that's Blue Sky…read more It was a cold and drizzly day when I visited, and a bowl of butternut squash soup was the perfect thing. I also got The Yardbird sandwich after the server recommended it. It's basically just chicken salad and lettuce between a ciabatta roll, but it was simple and great. And what the heck: I can't visit a bakery that has multiple sweets without getting one. I also listened to the advice of the server when she recommended the orange scone. She was right again! It was tender and tasted like a Froot Loop. Blue Sky is located on the corner of a busy street. There are lots of tables, but if you can, sit at the bar that looks out onto the street to see the hustling and bustling college town.