Hole in the wall but delicious, I am coming back here again when I am in town…read more This is not gourmet takeout but just back home delicious.

This place is growing on me. The food is actually stellar. Stopped by for another bbq pork sandwich…read moretoday because I have been craving how deliciously smoky it is. Dragged hubs with me today and we also grabbed a fried pork chop, macaroni and baked beans. I have legitimately had restaurant food that wasn't as good as this. The baked beans have pineapple, peppers and onions and are so sweet and a little spicy and tangy and delicious. The macaroni is just... better. It tastes better than box stuff, but not bland like homemade stuff can sometimes be (it's hard to get the cheese sauce right without breaking). The pork chop was just incredible. Seasoned well, perfectly crispy even after we brought it home to eat. And the bbq was still smoky and delicious. Seriously, don't sleep on this place.

Went here on Saturday July 12th 2025 with my parents for gas, and a restroom break. While my dad…read moregot gas at the BP station, my mom and i went to the women's restrooms. We knew where it was, and it was on the left side of the store. Restrooms were clean as usual. Highly recommend this stop!

First, dog park is why we stopped there , so clean! Our dog loved it! Your store was immaculate and…read morethe lady working was so pleasant! I will tell my daughter to stop there when they come to visit us, they have a ford mustang electric car, two dogs and a baby. Thank you wonderful stop on a long ride! Myrtle beach to Philadelphia

This gas station is right next to the interstate so it's easy to get to. I come here a lot to use…read morethe automatic car wash which is only three dollars. That's the cheapest around it's a pretty new machine. I've never come by and witnessed that the car wash was ever broke either. There's even a little convenience store inside if you want to grab a few items while you're there. Employees are friendly, and vehicle traffic flow is manageable.

This Shell station is always a welcome sight as I emerge from the wooded drive of I-85 N onto 95…read more Fearful of the snarl of traffic that awaits north of Richmond and the limited opportunities to refuel where it get the worst, I usually will swing off the highway here to gas up. Another easy off and on fuel stop with a moderately stocked convenience store. Also usually one of the cheapest gas stations in the immediate area.

Do not buy food from here. Used to be S&n grocery. I loved being able to walk to this store to guy…read morebacon, steak, and a whatever basic groceries, especially on the weekends with friends over for breakfast. That place is now dead. Replaced with the same outside lining of shelves with the register being that of a gas station, as well as having a fully functioning refrigerator aisle that they don't use anymore. I picked up an empty box while in this store. I randomly grabbed multiple items walking though. Including cereal, oatmeal, cookies, chips, baby food, 7/7 items were expired 5-24 months out of date. I will be contacting the health department. Upcharging this community for the food items the owner left you guys when you bought the place is crazy. All of the food in this store is expired!!!! Very bright inside you definitely can check out the dates and I would recommend doing it.

It's a tiny store in Hopewell that carries your basic needs. It's definitely not Food Lion, but if…read moreyou need a few small things, this is an option for you. There is plenty of parking. The staff is kind of friendly...nothing to write home about. Masks are required for entry. Staff was wearing masks. I went there with a friend who lives in the neighborhood & he never has any problems.

Food is prepared to order and yummy. Service is fine. Has all that good ole country store ambience.read more

Small local grocery with a small, but fresh, produce department and a meat department with…read moreexcellent examples. The remainder of the store contains most of the usual suspects. I gave 4 stars for several reasons with customer service being #1. Location is #2 and finally it's the best store in this part of Hopewell. Sure they lack in selection and are a bit pricey, but they beat Save A Lot hands down and it doesn't require a long drive elsewhere. Well done!

I went to Randolph Market today to purchase a box of tomatoes at $40 per box. I opened the box to…read moresee if there were any bruised or soft tomatoes. As I found them, I began swapping the bruised soft tomatoes with tomatoes from another box. As I was doing this, I suppose it was the produce man that came at me and in a rather loud voice and said, "Ma'am, what are you doing!?" He startled me walking up on me very rapidly with a loud volume. He did not even introduce himself. He spoke to me as though I was in a corner stuffing tomatoes in my pockets(stealing). I told him I was going to can the tomatoes and they needed to be firm with no spots or bruising. He began chiding me as though I was a child and told me "You cannot build your own box!" "I stood and watched you". Then why ask what I was doing if you watched me the whole time? Now he's playing games with me. He argued with me for a few minutes so I told him I would leave. I put the top back on the box of tomatoes and put the box back where I got it from. As I was leaving, he was walking beside me still arguing with me until I got to the door. At this point, this is harassment. He caused a scene and people were staring at us. The scene was unnecessary and could have been avoided. He told me there were no rotten tomatoes. So why if all the tomatoes are all so good, would it matter if I was swapping one for another? The man was very unprofessional and rather intimidating. If I am going to pay $40 for a box of tomatoes, I certainly want all of the tomatoes to be the best possible for canning them. It's not really what one says when handling a situation, it is how they say it and the tone that they use when saying it. I will never step foot in Randolph Market again if that is the way they deal with their customers. They need to train their employees on good customer service. Especially with men running up on women in such an unprofessional and intimidating manner. Let me give Randolph market a free lesson on good customer service. The employee approaches the woman swapping tomatoes. He says calmly and reasonable, "Excuse me ma'am. My name is ...... I work here in the ....... department. I have been watching you swap tomatoes between boxes. We call that building a box. Our store policy does not allow that. You can purchase a box of tomatoes as is. That would have been an acceptable way to handle the situation without causing a very unnecessary scene in a place of business.

I only stopped here for gas. This is a busy area & it's right across the street from Wawa. I didn't…read morefeel like going across the street to Wawa, so I stayed here. The prices were not high high, but were also not the best. With Wawa right across the street, this place is usually like a penny less or so. Lol. My friend usually goes inside this store though & it's pretty dingy and dark. There are snacks and whatnot, but the selection is much smaller than you'd find at 7-11. The staff isn't the friendliest & it usually has a weird smell. When you walk out, you will be smelling like the store. I recommend it for a quick gas stop, but that's about it.

This place is my go-to for healthy snacks, chocolates, and local Virginia wines!! They have a great…read moredeal for wines, buy ten get one free, and the chocolates are handmade truffles and are so good. Aside from many different flavored peanuts (regular salted, sweet crunchy, garlic, snack mix, et they also have cashews and other nuts, the peanuts are super fresh and make a great gift with the tin they come in too.

I've ordered hams and other Virginia products for my family on multiple occasions and they are…read morealways pleased.