Went in to drop $600 on a new laptop. Lemme jus say,…read morecustomer service need addressing. The main guy of the Dept just looked at me and when I asked him a question, he wouldn't even come around the aisle to see what I was talking about. I said I want this one, another employee looked in the lockup bin, pulled one out and asked "Is this the one?" Aren't they the ones that should know? They knew I wanted to spend some $$, and ignored me. Yet they stand around doing nothing. Pocomoke got my $$.

This Walmart seems huge, but the shelves are lacking....EVERYTHING!…read moreThere wasn't much variety, and it was like they only stocked a few dozen of the items at a time. Also, the restroom wasn't very clean. The cashier was nice, though. She was definitely closed and ready to go, but she saw we only had a few items and took us anyway. They did have a few clearance racks, but some items were labeled, and some weren't, so you had to check at the register for the price. It wasn't necessarily that it was a misplaced item. But just that some weren't labeled. I'm glad we were just passing through. I'd be bummed to have this as my local Walmart.

{This review is for the Cape Charles location}…read more A great little market which is connected inside to the Altitude Gallery. It is nice and bright and filled with items you didn't know you need...from little knives, trivets, gourmet mustard, oils and more. We also enjoyed a $5 glass of wine and sat outside at their little bistro table. They have 3 wines that you can choose from for the $5 pour. We had the Bonanza which I always love. The owner was there and she was absolutely lovely to chat with while we were shopping. We will definitely be back next time! Don't miss it while you are in Cape Charles!

This is such an awesome shop! Great cheese, olive oil, vinegars, wine and beer. Perfect stop for…read morepre-dinner appetizers and such. They also have a really nice selection of unique serving sets, plates, mugs, and kitchen wares. Good stop for a gift as well as for yourself ;)

This is a clean and well-organized grocery store in Onley (just off Route 13 southbound). If you…read moreare staying in or near Onancock, VA, this is your best option for purchasing grocery items. Parking is easy and the staff here is professional and helpful. Store hours at 7am-11pm.

Fresh veggies for Christmas dinner. Sad story continues. I'll skip the fresh red peppers in the…read moreshrimp and scallops. I'm not happy!

Awesome home cooking. Everything we had was fantastic, can't go wrong. Great place to stock up on…read moreprovisions for a day out.

Still AMAZING food!! I love their fried shrimp & their bang bang shrimp. You wont be disappointed!read more

Island Foods punches above its weight in terms of offerings. It's a small store in a small beach…read moretown, but they had a pretty respectable amount of grocery options available. First off, yeah, they know lots of folks are going to want alcohol, and I think half of the aisle endcaps displayed something alcoholic. While they had a lot of classic and domestic products, they do offer a decent amount of local beer, wine, and pre-mixed cocktails (even though the Untappd app said the local beer I was looking for wasn't sold anywhere in a 25 mile radius, Island Foods had it!). We came the week of Pony Penning, and the store makes a couple dozen cakes (see picture) to celebrate the occasion. The produce aisle is small, but they have enough that you could get a decent variety of fruits and vegetables for your stay. There's a pretty decent selection of meats here. I don't remember seeing too much non-frozen seafood, but I imagine it's hard to compete with the fresh catch with specialty fish markets on the island. I was pleasantly surprised to find several Gardein products, which meant vegetarian Child #1 could have some imitation meats and seafood if he wanted a protein similar to what the rest of his omnivorous family would get. Things are pricey. Inflation's here to stay and it's a touristy beach town. Considering that, it's not too bad. The folks at the register were very friendly. Whatever foodstuffs you're looking for, it's a good bet that Island Foods has it.

We visited twice to pick up stuff to make dinner. Both times the service was so friendly! A…read moreconvenient little grocery store that has all the basics, a ton of alcohol, and more (we were happy to find bird seed!) Obviously it's more expensive than what you're used to back home as this is both an island and a tourist town, but that was to be expected.

If you can find your way over to The Rock, there is no better crab cake than Drum Point Market's…read morecrab cake. I have tried for years to duplicate their recipe and I have yet to accomplish this phenomenon. This fried cake celebrates the greatest resource of the Chesapeake Bay, the blue crab. Of course, if you can manage to leave room for dessert, there is a cornucopia of Smith Island Cake selections from the traditional chocolate, to Oreo, and the ever popular orange Creamsicle. Those who know, know that this is the joint for deliciousness in Tylerton.

What a gem! My friend and I took the extra step to get here from Ewell to try these crab cakes and…read morewe're so happy we did! The platter came with 2 sides. I got the cole slaw which was really good and these corn hush puppies. Those were more like a dessert the corn was so sweet and good! We sat outside on the screened in porch and enjoyed the summer day and the fan. Wish I had taken a cooler to get extra crab cakes to go...

I wouldn't say this is the best or nicest Food Lion I've been inside, but it did the trick and had…read morethe essentials that we needed. They didn't have a large deli area with grab and go food items like I had hoped to find but we made due and got some cheese, chips and crackers, and some salad bagged mixes to have for lunch in our room before a nap. We did self checkout and had no issues.

Something I learned quickly in Cape Charles: do you need food? Food Lion. Need toiletries? Food…read moreLion. Need makeup? Food Lion. Food Lion is the only grocery store of Cape Charles and basically the main hub for everything in the town. Cape Charles doesn't have a chain drug store like a CVS or Walgreens (which nearly made this city girl pass out), so for anything you need, you can count on going here. The makeup section is quite literally just a very slender few rows of items that's heavily picked over. But, again, this is a Food Lion. You're probably here for food (but if you forgot to pack something, pray to Jesus you can find something here to suffice). We purchased some groceries for our few days in Cape Charles and were able to find everything we needed, including a few housemade pasta salads and a fried chicken. The store is very organized and clean and surprisingly big for this tiny town. This grocery store will get you through your weekend trip the way it did for us!

The store sucks, but they're the meat man is very very sweet and good at his job the workers are…read morerude, sept him

We walk into Walmart excited to purchase a grill we go over and pick the grill we wanted a 300…read moredollar one. We ask a teammate for assistance he said he didn't know so we asked for a manager he called on one. Mary comes along, No way should she ever be considered for management material all the grills were sold out I offered to buy the floor model. She raised her voice to me and said I can't sell the floor model till the end of the season. I'm the assistant manager and I'm not doing it!!!! I asked her what's up with the sign they posted ? CUSTOMER SATISFACTION GUARANTEED? She said it doesn't matter I'm not selling it to you! Who says something like this to customers? Sorry you lost me as a customer! Guess Walmart doesn't need customers otherwise they'd invest in some training for these poor customer service reps Btw we went next door to Lowe's where we were greeted with open arms their team was knowledgeable helped us find exactly what we needed