This is a hidden treasure nestled in the Hiltons. It appears incognito as a simple Exxon gas…read morestation. Once you go in they have a quaint little eat in restaurant serving a full breakfast menu with diner style lunch selections. Hours are limited and closed on Sunday, but definitely worth the fill up!

From the owner: Discover convenience at its best at our gas station and c-store!…read more Fuel up with quality gasoline and enjoy a wide selection of snacks, beverages, and essential products in our well-stocked convenience store. From freshly brewed coffee to quick bites and household necessities, we've got you covered. Friendly service, clean facilities, and a one-stop-shop experience await you at Rally Mart. Find us at 5263 Bristol Hwy Hiltons VA 24258 and make your pit stop a pleasant one!"

While visiting the Smoky Mountains on a family vacation a friend invited me to meet her at Biscuit…read moreFestival. I had never been to Knoxville before and didn't know what to expect. I was so pleasantly surprised to stumble across this Farmer's Market. There were so many friendly and awesome local vendors. I didn't end up purchasing anything but my mother bought some asparagus from a vegetable stand, which was incredibly fresh and delicious! The location of this market is perfect, as well, as there are tons of cute local businesses surrounding it. I would definitely recommend The Market to anyone in the Knoxville area on a Saturday.

Very cheap, I asked for just a plastic cup and was told I had to pay 1.96 for A PLASTIC CUP no…read moreliquid from the store , just a cup. I think that's bullshit and yall are cheap asl for that, the lady said "they'll charge you full price" for a cup im not evening going to use other then for water. It's not abt the 1.96 i can pay that it's the fact yall are that cheap over a literal cup , probably doesn't even cost 1.96 to make it. Yall are alrdy over priced as is now you're being stingy abt cups, sad world bro get it together actually. I feel there's bigger issues than charging sb almost 2 bucks for a single small cup just to drink water out off. also THE SODA MACHINE IS LITERALLY OUT OF ORDER LMAOO couldn't even get a drink if i wanted ‍.

sat in the drive thru line for 30 minutes with 2 cars in front of me and I never moved forward. I…read morefinally just got out of the line

The blue plate special is a good value for the price- lots of food for $7. The chicken breast was…read morehuge. Liked the sweet potato casserole. Fried okra was fine. Get the feeling this would have been fresher at lunch, as by evening the sides appeared to have been under the warming lights a while.

We left Bristol and headed to Mountain City on Hwy 421 making our way back to Boone, this is a…read morerelatively short drive I assumed (it's actually about 37 miles), what I didn't know was that this drive also goes by the name "The Snake" and is a famous route frequented by motorcycle enthusiasts that crosses one valley, three mountains and has 489 curves that cuts across the Cherokee National Forest, it's beautiful and challenging even in my Maverick with very few turnouts to let the motorcycles and sport cars that run this road like it's a time trial go around you - well I was able to navigate it just fine and pulled over a few times to watch some pretty impressive driving by the bikes and sport cars. When I reached Shady Valley and found this Country Store believe me I was ready for a driving break being this location is consider the half way point on "The Snake" and after a short stop I knew I would have to reengage with this beast. Well this little country store / cafe / museum is dedicated to the legends of those who have been battling this venomous route since its opening you can read more at https://www.thesnake421.com this review is about the Shady Valley Country Store. This store has a little bit of everything, groceries, fuel, a front porch with rocking chairs, food, a game room, a pool table, clean restrooms and lots of memorabilia on display including a few famous bikes inside that conquered this amazing ride and a very friendly young lady running the counter who was attentive but not overly. A can of ice cold soda here is only 75 cents - it's definitely a destination even if you aren't on a bike...

Food is amazing! Awesome Philly cheesesteak and home fries . Clean and a great stop when traveling…read morethe area.

16 pumps. Yep. 16. And all well spaced and well lit. Very impressive…read more Same cash or credit. There is a convenience store and a Dunkin in the same area as well. Great place to stop if getting off highway. 3 stars for being a large chain. Assume all large chains are 3 stars unless there's something to bump them one way or the other.

Would give zero stars if possible. Pulled in with $1.85 on the sign. Pun set at $1.99. Asked the…read moremanager which is right. She said she just hasn't had a chance to change the sign. Told her she was wasting people's time. She said I was wasting hers. I went across the street for $1.79 and less lip.

The people who work at The Corner Market on 13th are rude. One of the cashier's uses his middle…read morefinger on the register every time he rings something up which is unnecessary. Furthermore the owner and manager are also rude. The owner has way to serious of an attitude which makes him hard to talk to about stocking something you continually need and would buy there. One of the other employees has horrible hygiene and can be seen smoking outside of the store at any given time. That employee once falsley accused me of yelling at the employee who uses his bird finger to ring you up. The store doesn't have prices on anything and the register doesn't display your total as the cashier is ringing you up. In fact, your total is never displayed and they never give you a reciept. The store is conveniently located but the convenience they offer isn't worth being disrespected.

This place is great. Great beer selection with lots of local brews and a very knowledgeable staffread more

Delicious cheese steak sub! I drive 20 min one way to get this sandwich when I'm craving it! Worth…read morethe drive!

I absolutely love this little grocery store. I feel like it probably gets passed up for the Dollar…read moreGeneral as it's off the main drag, but be sure to check it out. To be so small they actually have an excellent selection! The little lady who waited on us was so sweet and seemed like she took pride in her store. I love the ambiance of a Mom and Pop small town grocery.

I haven't been in a quaint lil "Mom and Pop" style grocery store like this since childhood. Maybe I…read moreshould look up synonyms for nostalgia, because everything Hot Springs was nostalgic for both my partner and I. Hillbilly Market was very nostalgic for us both. They seem to have just about everything you could possibly want or need, just without 5-20 options of brands. Simple. Sweet treats sprinkled throughout and even offerings from local farmers and artists. I have a lot of food allergies and sensitivities that make eating a lot of my favorites really hard. Banana chips is one of them. I haven't had them or much dried fruit in several years because sunflower seed oil seems to be used in the process so often with commercial dried foods. If I do find them, they're typically expensive and then taste like crap. So when I came across this expansive display of all these bags of dried fruits and veggies, Banana chips were the first to catch my eye. I startled a few people with my squeal of excitement as I began snatching up bag after bag of dried fruits and veggie chips. Everything I bought was made with a few simple ingredients. No seed oils or dyes, very reasonably priced and everything I bought is very tasty. I'm certain that this place is a treasure trove for people passing through on the Appalachian Trail. I promise that I practiced some self control and left plenty of dried fruits and treats for them as well. That fridge in the back corner of my photo? Full of meat from what we assumed came from a local butcher. It all looked really good and made us regret not cooking dinner at our cabin at least one night. Though we didn't regret any of the good food we had at local diners. Next time though, for sure. Like most places in Hot Springs, they close a lot earlier than we had expected. I think it was around 6:00 when they closed. We were unsure if this was just the usual or due to the community still healing and rebuilding from the hurricanes. So don't make the mistake we made and think you'll just stop in on your way back from a day of adventure and pick up groceries for dinner.