I swung by a place next door for lunch. They were crazy busy though and I saw on Yelp that this…read moreplace did sandwiches so I decided to give them a try. It was barely controlled chaos in the store to say the least. It was a Saturday when I swung through, so all of the tourists from the Blue Ridge Parkway were stopping by for their tourist shopping fix. So I don't blame the chaos on the store so much as the tourists acting all rude and entitled, shoving their way around the store. I digress. The deli sandwich I had was very good, and made promptly. I also had a homemade brownie which had the perfect amount of sweetness and walnut ratio to it. I wanted to try the Possum Pie but just get the nerve up to ask what was in it. I mean it couldn't have been real possum could it? They do have limited outside tables. I was lucky enough to snag one but you may want to pick your food up here and then plan for a nice picnic on one of the parkways scenic pullouts.

I have enjoyed this destination for its uniqueness and scenery. Would not mind having a place to…read morelive near this market. Great food, reasonably priced.

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.

Nice independent natural food grocer. They are small, not lending itself to a lot of folks. It was…read morenot busy when we were there, so not sure how they handle social distancing in busier times. Nice food selections and cheeses.

Always a great selection, even though they are priced higher than area food stores. Especially love…read morethe floral area when you walk in.

They have some great prices on the meat department sometimes. I love the precut produce. Kinda high…read morebut good quality. The wine department is awesome. Fresh baked bread is wonderful. The flower shop is amazing. But Lowe's prices are pretty high unless you hit a sale.

This is like Fresh Market, but in NC :). Honestly, it's…read morepriced very high. I bought the asparagus on sale (it was at the end of its life but it was cheap), a huge apple cranberry pie on sale (it was very good!!), and some bread they promise is baked fresh daily. Well, that loaf certainly wasn't baked that day. It was dry. The shriveled pomegranates were almost $3 each... compare to ALDI 1.89 and they seemed fresher. Upsides -- The staff was amiable and the place is clean and more interesting than ALDI, for sure! It has a bit more variety and world cuisine than a standard grocery store (like tahini). Still, I won't go back unless I need something out of the ordinary (that I can't get at ALDI or Food Lion).

Always love getting boars from deli only place here in mount airy to get it love that I live close…read moreto it

I will only use the pharmacy at this location. The last time I was in the store to shop for…read moregroceries, there were zero shopping carts in the store. While about half a dozen or so employees stood/sat right outside the entrance and talked and smoked, one guy brought in about 6 carts, and then he too joined his colleague. This used to be my go to store. No more. I don't know what happened to cause their quality to go down hill, but I won't be shopping there again.

I was unable to participate at survey to win $500.00 due the data web page system refused several…read moretimes to accept all my receipt information. I felt misleaded with the senior day offer despite Ms Victoria was very polite giving me her suggest to participate. I would like to alert all customer's don't waste time doing the captioned frustrate procedure. It's like making fun to elderly people.

This Walmart was small, as was the town, so that's ok. One of the young lady employees was acting…read morefoolish while I was there. She was in the deli. I did get a small cup of macaroni and cheese there. It was a good addition at my cookout at Fairystone State Park. I found what I needed. Lady at Customer Service was nice.

This store is around 40 minutes from my home so it is not the closest Walmart for me but I choose…read moreto come here because it's smaller and I can easily find most things that I need. Also, I love the Town of Stuart! Staff are friendly and helpful. The store always has plenty of shopping carts and it is clean. I really enjoy shopping in the Garden Center and Hardware/Home sections, too. This store has a lot of home repair and finishing items as there is not really a hardware store (Lowe's) in town. Holiday section is smaller than most but it still has plenty to choose from. There is a Pharmacy and Bakery in this store, too. This store may not have the exact brand you are looking for but there is always an Equate version. Definitely worth the drive because I never leave stressed out!

This is such a quaint, peaceful little farm! It's not far from Winston-Salem and perfectly located…read moreif you're heading back to the city after hiking around Hanging Rock State Park. From the moment we arrived, we could tell it's a place that is truly loved and cared for. The owners walked over to greet us, showing us the short-haired sheep, goats, donkeys, runner ducks, turkeys, and three beautiful Great Pyrenees dogs--all of whom seem well loved and completely at home. The owner shared that he's been here since 1992 (a former city kid who always dreamed of having a farm like his grandparents did), and that lifelong dream truly shows in every detail. When he invited us into the store, it felt like discovering a treasure chest. It's small, but packed with thoughtfully curated goodies: handmade soaps from multiple local makers, a variety of local honeys, fresh goat cheese produced on the farm, Amish butter from Ohio, Amish jams, goat-la-to (a goat-milk gelato that's unique to this farm), a variety of meats, candles made by local Boy Scouts, Christmas ornaments, and books and toys for children. What really stood out was how deeply the owner knows and loves everything he sells. He happily shared stories, explained the different textures of the cheeses, and talked through how he would cook each type of meat. We picked up some cheese, lamb, and goat-la-to--which we ended up finishing on the drive because it was so unique and delicious, like shaved ice topped with creamy milk and vanilla. We cannot recommend visiting this farm enough--not only for the fairly priced, high-quality products, but also for its strong commitment to supporting other local businesses (all the products are clearly marked with their sources) and, most of all, the genuine passion behind it. So much of the space is thoughtfully designed with children and families in mind. When we noticed the turkeys, the owner explained that they aren't "commercial"; they keep a few simply because kids enjoy seeing them, along with the runner ducks. The baby goats are brought out occasionally so visitors can pet them, and it's obvious how gently and thoughtfully the animals are treated--the goats clearly loved being petted and even ran over to us. This little farm is the what I think of when I see someone pours heart and lifelong passion into their work. Highly recommend anyone with an interest in farm animals, dairy products, or local goods to stop by and see it!!

the absolute cutest little farm with the sweetest owner and cute little goats it is a must visit…read morespot!