Great overall rest stop. Plenty of fast pumps, not far off the highway. The shop is super clean and…read moremodern with a great beer selection. They even have two slot machines by the restrooms (which I see a guy go straight from the urinal to without washing his hands). Next door is a which Wich. They have non ethanol gas but no electric chargers of any sort

I am absolutely furious about what happened here, and I will never stop at this gas station again…read more I regularly travel through this area for work and have been a frequent customer at Caverns Market for gas, food, coffee, and to fill my water bottle. After this experience, I have completely lost my trust and respect for this business. Yesterday, I stopped here for gas, filled my Owala water bottle, and grabbed a coffee before leaving for an hour-long drive to work. After arriving at work, I realized I must have left my bottle at the store when I got my coffee. About four hours later, I got back on the road and drove another hour back to Caverns Market. That's roughly FIVE HOURS total since I had left the bottle there, not the next day, not a week later, but literally just a few hours. When I arrived, an employee told me that she remembered seeing my Owala at the front counter next to the register. So the store had, in fact, found my property and had it in their possession. Then I was told it had simply disappeared. That is what absolutely infuriates me. I understand that I am responsible for my own belongings, and if I had simply left my bottle somewhere and another customer picked it up, that's one thing. But once an employee found my property and it was sitting behind the register, the situation was completely different. I reasonably expected the store to keep it somewhere safe until I could return, especially considering I came back within hours. Instead, I was essentially told, "Yeah, we saw it, but now it's gone." The employees I spoke with were rude, dismissive, and showed virtually no concern about the situation. There was no meaningful attempt to figure out what happened or take responsibility for what had occurred. The customers standing behind me looked genuinely confused and upset on my behalf. Their reactions honestly said everything about how ridiculous the situation was. And yes, I know an Owala is "just a water bottle." But these bottles can cost $30-$40, and that's not even the point. It's the principle. If a business finds a customer's property and keeps it at the register, I expect that business to exercise a basic level of responsibility and care for it. I came back approximately five hours later after making a long commute specifically to retrieve it. The fact that it was apparently there and then somehow "just disappeared" is completely unacceptable to me. I have no idea what happened to my bottle, and I am not going to accuse anyone of taking it without proof. But I can tell you this: the way this situation was handled destroyed my trust in this business. This isn't about $30-$40, It's about accountability, ethics, and how you treat your customers when something goes wrong. I used to regularly stop here. I will never spend another dollar at Caverns Market, and I will absolutely be telling people I know about this experience so they can make their own decision about whether they want to support this business. I have lost all respect and trust for Caverns Market.

This market is about a 50/50 split between East Asian and South Asian. The sign says World Market,…read morebut it's just Asian (to be fair, these regions probably cover half the world's population). It is a decent-sized store compared to the few tiny competitors that dot the region. It's nothing like what you'd find in the DC area or the Patel Brothers you could get in North Carolina, but assuming you don't want to drive that far for food, this place certainly had sufficient selection to warrant a visit. There was a small selection of fresh produce and abundant frozen dumplings and vegetables. Tofu and other protein options for the vegetarian were also well represented. I found some interesting beverages and snacks, and despite it being busy I experienced a reasonably swift checkout experience. For what it is, this place seems a success to me.

My hometown of Roanoke, VA has some decent eclectic international grocery stores, but the best in…read moremy opinion is the Oasis World Market, which is 45 minutes down the road from me. Oasis is located in Blacksburg Square's shopping center in Blacksburg, VA and features a spacious interior with plenty of aisles to browse. The store primarily sells products from the continents of Africa and Asia with a wide range of produce, meats, spices, snacks, and drinks. Every time I pay them a visit, I stock up on various málà soup bases for my hotpot and tandoori spices for grilling. They have a nice selection of alcoholic and nonalcoholic drinks from around the world that are worth checking out as well. The prices can be a little high, but overall, this is worth it for the quality of imported products you can purchase. If you need assistance in finding anything, the staff are ready to help. The trip to Blacksburg is always worth it to be able to shop at Oasis World Market, so give them a visit if you are in Southwest Virginia.

Eats is a neighborhood store that has undergone several improvements over the last couple of years,…read morewhich to me elevates their status relative to other Blacksburg grocers. They have reorganized their offerings, and they offer weekly sale items as listed in a commercial-style flyer. They began carrying Cadadia ("every day") brand that offers competitive prices on numerous staples. Their bulk prices are usually LOWER than the pre-packaged item at Kroger. You'll receive excellent, knowledgeable service as needed. Yes, many of the prices are higher than Kroger, but what Eats offers is local and/or TRULY organic food (unlike larger commercial brands.) Oh, and there is a discount for seniors on all items, every day, all the time. I abandoned the corporate shopping mentality, and I love Eats.

This is a small store that is aesthetically more like a general retail outlet than a grocer for…read moresome reason. The selection is modest and prices high, but I did find some items from good brands and local things that probably would not have been in a conventional grocery store. It's good that this sort of place exists, though I would hope a college town could sustain more.

Lots of good quality choices and helpful staff were there. We bought the delicious bread and other…read moreunique items.

The customer service was terrible. There was one other customer besides myself, and the one…read moreemployee was too busy chatting with this person to commit to helping me for 5 minutes. She was rude and treated me like an idiot. I wasn't familiar with the store, and she couldn't walk 20 feet to show me the product I was asking for. As a first time customer I was appalled at her attitude and wondered if the store is always so unfriendly. I'm not likely to return for more poor customer service.

Quick easy In-N-Out gas station service. Enough fueling base for all the trucks and cars. The set…read moreup was very good to allow a lot of parking. I didn't get any snacks in there, but there were lots of them.

We stopped at Liberty because of the GLOWING reviews, but boy did they misrepresent our experience…read moretonight. Bathrooms were unclean, soap dispensers were empty and the store had a strange unsettling odor. We desperately needed our windshield cleaned, but each solution well was dry as a bone. Avoid this place like the plague.

Only been 1 time- really impressed with the food we ordered was really,really Great.. We got…read moreChickenl

* Chicken livers 7.8/10 (Personal Favorite) * Chicken…read morethighs/legs/wings have good flavor on the skin but not much crispiness. * Chicken gets a little dry when you eat the thighs * Don't expect it to be your typical "Fried Chicken" * Rolls are well cooked (You'll want at least 2-3) * Overall I'd say 7.2/10. chicken is decent, coleslaw is very good, and other sides are just what you expect.

I stopped into Rocky Gap Grill on my question to get a hot dog in every county in Virginia. There…read morewere tons of options for Bland county and I was thrilled to find Rocky Gap Grill after striking out elsewhere. My understanding is that the current Rocky Gap Grill ownership just recently took over within the past few months. As I was ordering the wonderfully kind person at the register asked for my patience as she didn't work there. haha. Patience definitely and happily given. I ordered a hot dog with chili, mustard, and cole slaw and a corndog then took a seat in the dining area in the back. It was clean and well-maintained. My food came out quickly (maybe too quickly...). I started with the corn dog. After one bite, I could tell something wasn't right. The inside was still cold....very cold. When touched the outside, the breading was still cold too. I ate the ends which were the warmest but left the middle. The hot dog was fine. Nothing amazing but I finished it. Cole slaw with red cabbage is tricky sometimes as it gives the whole slaw an interestingly purple hue. That all being said, multiple staff members including the owner (I think) asked how everything was and I didn't mention the issue. So that's on me. They were very attentive and wanting to make sure I was having a good experience. Thus, 4 stars.

The food is AWESOME and the staff. You couldn't ask for better employee's. Has something for…read moreeveryone. And they have the gaming machines too

Cute 'old country' convenience store with a cafe. We tried something new - Ghost energy drinks…read more Sour Patch red berry tastes like candy! Doesn't taste sugar-free at all! Bathrooms were not clean. Gas prices are about 10 cents higher than a few miles down the road.