Grant's has a good selection and their prices are decent when compared to other stores. Most of…read moretheir employees are friendly and happy to help.

My favorite grocery store in the area! I can get much of what I need here without having to drive…read moreto the Walmart in Pearisburg. I much prefer this supermarket to Jewell's.

Totally amazing biscuit sandwiches. OMG. Best biscuits I ever ate - one piled with bacon in an egg,…read morethe other filled with apple pie filling in between the sliced biscuit. I would eat it again and again. Very very well priced, these two biscuits were not even $8 total. I dig it!!

How do you rank a gas station? Lowell Market is way above and beyond your usual rural stop and…read moreshop, so I'm giving it five stars. They have pretty much all the necessities, including beer and wine. It's the fried chicken that locals come for, however. I finally got to try it recently, and it lives up to the hype. It's neither greasy nor dry, but right in the middle. Not too battered, either. I had it with a cup of beans and cornbread. Both were good. The beans DO have pork in them, so no go for vegetarians and vegans. Particularly good with hot sauce, which is at every table in the small seating area (that also has counter seating). Son was excited to see they carry Faygo, and he bought a case. Stop in if you are in the area!

Corbin's Confections may not be anything special to many, but to others, it's like finding the pot…read moreof gold at the end of the rainbow. After having been selected as number 4 of the Top 50 most prolific Elites of 2025, a year when I also was awarded the Yelp Triad Squad Photographer of the Year Award at the Yelpies 2025 Award Ceremony, an event that honored the highest-performing Yelp Elites, and where last year I was awarded the Yelp Triad Squad Yelper of the Year Award, I decided that this year, as an All-Star Yelp Elite, I not only wanted to be the first to discover new restaurants and bring them to the attention of the public, but also to uncover those found in hidden paths that for one reason or another have not reached the public in its totality. And Corbin's Confections, in Salem, Virginia is the perfect example. I don't know you but to me, I love sweet treats and bakery items. A dinner is not complete if I don't have a sweet dessert. Yet we have people with food allergies that can't afford this luxury. Corbin's Confections was born out of the motherly love of a mother for her son, Corbin, who is anaphylactic to peanuts and all tree-nuts. She wanted to create a bakery that her son and other's with similar allergies, can experience the joy of eating baked goods without having to worry that something would happen to them, because of some ingredient that the food contained. Her mission was "To provide a place where anyone with gluten, peanut, or tree-nut allergies can get tasty treats." Today, I had the opportunity to visit this bakery and meet with Shana, the owner of this women-owned business. She was so friendly and welcoming and realized the service she was providing the community was a very special one. She told me that all bakery items there were gluten free, peanut free, and tree-nut free. It is also mentioned on the store window, right under the name of the bakery. Even though it was almost closing time, she still had some delicious and safe treat on display in the display cases, like cupcakes, donuts, and other savory items. We were interrupted by a customer who wanted to find out information about placing an large order for a gathering of some sort. Listening in was how I found out that she also provides custom options for special occasions and dietary needs, She also provides custom options for special occasions and dietary needs, including lactose intolerance. I thought to myself, how in the past some kids with food allergies might not want to attend birthday parties of their friends in order not to embarrassed by being the one one who didn't have a piece of the birthday cake. Well now, if the parents are aware that their sons and daughters have friends with food allergies, they can have the cake and other sweet treats made here, and that way, everyone can enjoy the party without any concern. Definitely see how this business can provide better quality of life to many in our community and therefore give it my total support and urge you to do the same.

I live five hours away, but every time I work here I make an effort to stop in. This place is…read moreconsistently good with great service. And everything is gluten free. A celiacs dream come true. My favorite today was the Danish and the oatmeal cookie. Yum!

The food just simply isn't good, but this seems to be the problem at the entire Greenbrier. There…read moreare no vegetarian friendly dishes here as well. Ambiance is booths and tables, very casual family-friendly. For lunch it just felt too dark as your at the basement/casino level. Service was fine.

We visited Draper's for lunch. It is decorated in the Dorothy Draper style (in which the name gives…read morehomage to her). The front right hand side of the restaurant is decorated in traditional pink ice cream shop decor (yes it is part ice cream shop) and the rest of the interior is the restaurant. The service was good. I thought the prices were very fair considering the atmosphere and the quality of the food. We ordered hamburgers- the Forager burger was excellent! The fries were good also.

Local produce, local goods, baked goods, local sundries, eggs, honey, meats and seafood all under…read morethe pavillion. Saturday morning starts about 8:00 am. Dozens of friendly farmer vendors, community groups and local purveyors. Well supported by the local community, its been packed with folks each time ive visited. Plenty of parking all around, a private lot as well as street parking on all sides. Well worth a visit and support, and actually less expensive than the chain grocery stores with items thats fresher and locally produced and sourced. 4 Stars a solid farmers market 01016

Passing through I got some fresh eggs and sourdough bread. I was hoping for some beef but oh well…read more There's some good produce and other jellies and honey. Nice little farmers market.

One of my favorite treats, especially for breakfast, is a freshly made New York Style Bagel with…read morecream cheese. It not only tastes good but it seems to energize me. Years ago, on Saturday mornings, before I went to teach my College Psychology class, I would stop at a bakery and had a bagel with cream cheese. They were so good. Today, after hearing so much about this place, I decided to go and try their Bagels out. After being awarded the Triad Yelper of the Year 2024 Award at the Yelpies Award Ceremony last year, an event that honored the highest-performing Yelp Elites, I decided that this year, as an All-Star Yelp Elite, I not only wanted to be the first to discover new restaurants and bring them to the attention of the public, but also to uncover those found in hidden paths that for one reason or another have not reached the public in its totality. And Donnie D's Bagels & Deli in Daleville, Virginia, is the perfect example. When I arrived I was aware that their Roanoke, Virginia location had been through a fire and was in the process of renovation. When they first opened I was one of the first ones there trying out their bagels and watching them make them. I invite you to go read my review and see my photographs accompanying it. Their bagels were so good that I missed them and that is why I came to this location to see if they also made them here. I was under the impression that they also made their own bagels here. But it seems that their bagel operation was done in their Roanoke location and they were sent here. Because one of the things they had here was a sign that said that while they were renovating their other location in Roanoke, they were having their bagels shipped from a bakery in New Jersey. What they were making here were their biscuits. When I arrived, I was very impressed with this small but cozy, little deli and bagel shop. The fist thing you see is a display case with lots of bagels of all kinds. The bagels looked big and plumpy. I walked over to the ordering counter and a friendly young lady greeted me and when I asked her about the bagels, told me the story I just wrote about above. Since I was here already I ordered a Plain Bagel with Cream Cheese and a bottle of Starbucks Cold Caffè Mocha. The bagel was good but not as good as Donnie D's, which I still remember when I had one at their Roanoke location. It was warm, crispy on the outside and nice and soft in the inside. I also had an opportunity of seeing the trays of their biscuits made on the premises and they also looked good. I definitely recommend this place to stop for breakfast or lunch. They have quality products, a warm and cozy ambiance, an excellent customer service.

Solid bagel sandwiches, but our 3 basic egg and cheeses were not worth a 30 minute wait.read more

As a professional chef, I must say this is definitely a MUST visit store. the items they carry you…read morewill not find anywhere else. An absolute treasure trove for foodies. Roanoke is blessed to have this GEM . respectfully DOMINICK FRAGALA lll

Open three days a week! It's got great food. Fresh produce and an amazing selection of sweets.read more

This place is so awesome!! The staff are beyond words, they are the most wonderful people you could…read moreever meet. The food was absolutely delicious. You'll be treated like family when you give this place a try. Gotta stop in! Thank you guys for being so much fun.