A great place to grab some grub when on a get lost ride. Food is good and prices are good…read more Employees are always awesome.

This place is cool. A coworker's wife talked it up and we had to make the drive and check it out…read more The slaw dog...is so good!! Between all of us...we tried the meatloaf special, beef stroganoff and the chicken alfredo. We also tried the different cakes: coconut pineapple, carrot cake, Mountain Dew cake and peach cobbler. The prices are affordable, the food is really good...we'll be back.

Absolutely the BEST cinnamon rolls EVER! Friendly and helpful servers at the counter. Quaint…read moresetting with fun gifts for purchase. I would highly recommend to anyone who is near Nicklesville!

The food is the best you have ever had, the best in the state…read more The Service is 100% as well, they treat you better than family. I have to give it 100% or 5 + Stars.

I love this place. It is very clean and well-organized. There's a great selection of beautiful…read moreproduce and other goods. I highly recommend.

Their flowers are so beautiful and affordable priced. Their produce is always fresh and selection…read moreis great. The staff offers assistance selecting what is ripe and even carry items to your vehicle if needed. What a blessing to have such a business who serves the community happily and wholeheartedly

I was in Abingdon for a workshop last summer and had time every evening afterwards to do a little…read moreexploring. Abingdon is a little town with a lot of fast food outlets and doesn't exactly have a vibrant cafe society or third spaces for people living outside of the nuclear family unit constellation. So I was delighted to find this little cafe/ bookshop (The Book Cellar) which even has a tiny garden as well where you can get a cuppa tea, browse the books, sit down and maybe just get some writing done or just collect your thoughts. Folks were very friendly and I had no problems here whatsoever. It's small, very cozy but for little Abingdon, it's just right. I was so happy to find this corner of Abingdon. I may come back to Abingdon in the future for other workshops and if I do, I sure hope this little shop and cafe are still here.

Great Coffee, able to make my mocha, sweet and delicious as requested. Local art on the walls for…read moresale which I absolutely loved.

Our first afternoon tea at Camella's Remember When was such a special experience! It was a surprise…read morefamily date with our daughters before seeing *The Da Vinci Code* at the Barter Theatre and having dinner at The Tavern, and it ended up being one of the highlights of our day. The service was wonderful, and the presentation was absolutely beautiful. We started with a delicious chilled lavender iced tea that was perfectly balanced not too sweet or overly floral and the Blue Eyes tea, which reminded us of a warm caramel apple. Both were excellent. Our tea service began with a fresh mixed greens salad topped with a strawberry and a lovely house dressing. Then came the tiered tower filled with an assortment of savory bites and sweet treats. My daughter was especially excited to discover her new favorite food: cucumber sandwiches! We finished with a light, creamy blackberry mousse style dessert that was the perfect ending. One thing we'll definitely do differently next time is allow more time and arrive hungrier. We didn't realize afternoon tea included so much food, so we found ourselves rushing a bit to make it to our show. The history of the building made the experience even more memorable. Learning that it's the oldest house and the third-oldest building in Abingdon was fascinating. Over the years it has served many purposes, including being home to a family with ten children and functioning as a Civil War hospital. We especially enjoyed learning that it was one of the few buildings spared from being burned because it cared for wounded soldiers from both sides. If you're visiting Abingdon, this is a charming experience that's well worth adding to your itinerary.

I was tempted by the allure of a lavender sweet tea. It's a cute little shop with lots of loose…read moreteas infused with different herbs and flavorings. The owner, Miss Carrie, was very sweet and we ended up buying tea as gifts, plus ordered some scones and a mini peach pie in addition to a lavender sweet tea. The sweet tea was very good. The scone I had lacked a little flavor and the pie crust was good, but the peaches might not have been fully in season to make it as good as I recall peach pie to be. I do believe the fact I waited a day to eat them (was traveling) could have affected the flavors. I think overall the offerings were quite good and would recommend folx give her offerings a try.

Food is always really good & I don't think they are too expensive. They keep a good supply of…read moregroceries also. They are nice & friendly

We were just passing through looking for a good/quick place to stop for lunch. I'm not sure who it…read morewas that helped us but he was the friendliest and so kind. We had a large group and they were so patient and quick with the orders. As for the food, we had lots of burgers, a few dip dogs, and onion rings. The bacon cheese burgers were great! The onion rings and dip dogs were a little more on the greasy side, pretty expected when ordering fried food. We ended the meal with milk shakes that were also great. Will definitely be back if/when we drive through the area again.

Welllll, we were out in the countryside traveling north on the main highway and didn't want to eat…read moreat the big chain restaurants so we took the exit and drove the beautiful country roads to this place. It looks like a cool place to get an ice cream in the summer but the corn dog was subpar. The burger was less than hoped for as well - overcooked (but not tough) and rather bland. Oh well....

Both times I've come here I've been impressed. The environment is 10/10, the food was 10/10, (Leah)…read moreour server was 10/10, and luckily for me, my company was also 10/10. I'd recommend to anybody in the area

This is an early stages luxury resort that is hitting full stride in 2026 having opened in 2022 and…read morerecently awarded 4 stars by Forbes. The main building is a lovely and spacious modern inn that balances comfort and traditional elements with open and wide modern floor plans and bright spaces in a pleasing way while retaining the cozy fireplace experiences of more traditional settings. A first floor outdoor veranda opposite the main entrance stretches the length of the main building overlooking the well groomed hillside vineyards and a stocked, picturesque fishing pond. The hillside stretches up the horizon and with the westward facing veranda, offers stunning sunset views along with wine service. Below is a patio off the main restaurant and bar offering even more seating around fire pits with couches and Adirondack chairs with appetizer and drinks available for the bar/restaurant. We toured a king 2 room suite with a large sitting area separated from an equally large and well appointed sleeping area with a private large balcony that also faced the western sunset over the vineyards. The rooms were described as more akin to an apartment whereas the 9 onsite yurts accommodations were described more akin to a condo, described as pet friendly and a quiet community. Behind the yurts is a large barn structure that serves as a tasting room with an outdoor seating area with Edison lights strung around the overhang creating a warm space to enjoy the vineyards end production, currently nine wine vintages. Beside the main building are two much larger shaped yurt structures housing a full fitness center and a spa as will as an outdoor pool. We dined at Hickory for dinner and enjoyed their farm to table, Appalachia oriented menus. That will be a separate review but it hits 10/10 for hospitality, service, presentation and food excellence. We plan a fall trip for an overnight stay when the vineyards come in just before harvest to get the full experience! Also, we initially had a glass of their Chardonnay and being pleased with this, we opted to enjoy a bottle with dinner even though the wine list had equally excellent choices from familiar vineyards. This is highly recommended!