Years ago, I used to buy bread from Great Harvest. But, then, I learned that I am gluten…read moreintolerant. I decided to stop by this GH to check and see if they offer gluten-free bread or baked goods. The young lady at the counter quickly informed me that they do not offer any gluten-free items. So, needless to say, I don't stay long.

The bread is great and so is the food BUT The last 3 times I…read morewent there I found hair in my salad, & hair in my sandwiches on 3 separate visits.

Great food! Great service! I stop here every chance I get when I'm home. The calzones are my…read morefavorite.

I've been in Mill Creek for a few months, after living out of state for many years. I've travelled…read moreextensively across the US and eaten in many major (and not-so-major) cities. I rarely make time to leave a Yelp review because I'm busy and there are usually countless other reviews, but I'm taking a few minutes to leave this one because I saw that the only other Yelp review for this place was in 2015, a 3-star, which I found after Googling the hours for this restaurant because I wish to place a take-out order today. Otherwise, I would've never seen it. This restaurant has some of the best food I've eaten in a long time. I'd say "ever" instead of "long time," but I'm trying to temper my review to avoid setting abnormally high expectations. But honestly, this food is amazing, and much better than I expected in a small town in WV. The bread / pizza dough is homemade, and delicious. I'm not sure what the prices were in 2015 when the other review was left, but I consider these prices to be too low for the portions received and the quality, which I'm afraid to say because I don't want to encourage a price hike. Whether dining in or taking out, the food always takes a while to prepare, but I think that's why it's so good. I've waited inside the restaurant for pizza for nearly 30 minutes, but it was worth it. My take out orders usually take 25-30 minutes as well. I highly recommend the calzones and the funnel cake fries. My only complaint is that this restaurant doesn't have consistent "open" hours. They may take days off, or even a whole week, and it's always when I crave their food the most. But this is a small business and they have the right to close whenever they want. They're always closed on Sundays. When they're open, you can tell when you drive by because they put out flags that say "open." They don't seem to have a great social media presence, so there's no way to check online. I suggest calling ahead to make sure they're open if you're planning to eat here on your way to Snowshoe.

We had a great time stopping by Milk House Market. The ladies behind the counter were super nice…read moreand the food was delicious. It's also a store where you can buy wine, pantry items like interesting mustards and jams, and some fridge items. It's small inside but there's some seating outside too, so plenty of options. It's worth stopping by if you're in the area.

Super cute!! Lots of local foods available here. I left with 4 different kinds of maple syrup. I…read morealso got a sandwich which was SO good! Definitely worth a stop!

Sandwiches, soup, and wine were very good. Picnic tables had a roof over them and 4 outdoor…read morefireplaces down the middle. Live music by Tucker Wyatt during the evening hours was excellent and provided wonderful ambiance while everyone ate & relaxed at the end of the day.

This is a great location on Main Street, but it's confusing that the food menu has no prices. The…read morereason provided was that the prices are in flux. I get that but a kids pb&j should be able to have a stated price... The food came out super quickly but for the price we paid, the turkey and avocado sandwich wasn't super special. Generous portion but no sides and it wasn't memorable.

Phenomenal little breakfast place. The food was amazing and cooked to perfection. Service was…read moreamazing. She even helped us with recommendations for our stay. We went on a Sunday but there wasn't any wait which was awesome. The inside just reminds me of just a small hometown cafe which I loved. ***This was probably the best biscuits and gravy that I have ever had in my life*** Love love loved this place, highly recommend eating here if you are visiting or even staying nearby. It's worth the drive!!

Can't really believe I've been missing this spot. It's an absolute gem. It is the best small town…read morefeeling place in town. The food was plentiful and delicious. Our waitress was just as sweet as she could be. It was perfect.

Unplanned but fortunate lunch stop on a road trip from NoVA to NOLA. If you're traveling I-81, it's…read morejust 5 or so miles down Rt. 11, which snakes back and forth across '81, so it's not really a "detour". It's in Lexington, home of VMI, and the shop itself is diagonal from a post office built in 1911 with large columns lining its edifice. Sometimes, when college students leave great reviews, that means good food that isn't too expensive. True here, especially for what you get: generous servings on amazing bakery breads. I had the "Sorry Charlie" on a slice of focaccia -- topped with tomato slices and melted cheese and a satisfyingly crunchy, warm crust, with a simple but nicely refreshing black bean and corn salad. Dessert treats are also worth a splurge. The people couldn't be friendlier with customers of all ages enjoying themselves. (And they have a coffee bar. And a "speakeasy"!)

A soup and sandwich joint with lots of baked goods -- that's Blue Sky…read more It was a cold and drizzly day when I visited, and a bowl of butternut squash soup was the perfect thing. I also got The Yardbird sandwich after the server recommended it. It's basically just chicken salad and lettuce between a ciabatta roll, but it was simple and great. And what the heck: I can't visit a bakery that has multiple sweets without getting one. I also listened to the advice of the server when she recommended the orange scone. She was right again! It was tender and tasted like a Froot Loop. Blue Sky is located on the corner of a busy street. There are lots of tables, but if you can, sit at the bar that looks out onto the street to see the hustling and bustling college town.

Very cute place. Food was great. I had the half chicken salad sandwich and cup of soup. Really…read moregood. My husband had the pulled pork sandwich. He said his Americano was very strong. My latte was a little too sweet, but just so tasty that I truly didn't care. It was like a sugar cookie. Really good. This place is full of history and boasts a beautiful big fireplace. It's got really great hardwood floors also. It's a fairly comfortable, quaint cafe. Would recommend.

This charming little coffee shop and café is such a hidden gem! I've driven past it countless…read moretimes, never giving it much thought since it's connected to the museum--but I'm so glad I finally looked it up and gave it a try. It absolutely exceeded my expectations. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, with a cozy, homey vibe that makes you want to stay a while. They offer a great selection of food and pastries, and the coffee is fantastic--plenty of delicious flavors to choose from, including lots of sugar-free options! Looking for a local souvenir? Browse the shop as you walk in and just bring your find to the counter when you're ready to check out. Curious about local history? Pair your coffee or meal with a stroll through the museum for a fun and enriching experience (or flip the order--either way works!). Support a local spot that truly has it all--great coffee, tasty treats, cozy vibes, and a touch of culture. You won't be disappointed!

Fresh Deli Sanwhiches I grabbed it right here in the Sand Valley with the best deli meat from the…read moreboars, head and fresh vegetables and a wonderful breakfast!!! gas prices are always great at this location. Also, definitely check it out.

Sandwiches here are pretty dope and the market is better than average--good selection and a nice…read morevariety of prepared foods, snacks, and beverages. Service. Now that's a different thing. They're not rude, per se, but they're not not rude if that makes sense. Last time I was there the two folks behind the counter were having a LOUD conversation about something and did not let my presence at the register deter them from continuing their LOUD conversation. It's just a bit jarring. Sand the edges off, ladies. Make some better eye contact and save the decibels and gossip for the bar after work.

Delly Up was in the historic area of Waynesboro VA. It was a nice venue. Very clean and comfortable…read moretables and a nice bar. We were greeted immediately and served drinks and provided a menu. They were so many good things on the menu it was hard to select! I had the pork BBQ Sammie and it was the best I have ever had. We also had the artichoke & goat cheese dip and chips and that was also very delicious. I can't remember what my husband had but he was also very happy with his meal. It was relaxing and delicious. Our server checked in on us but not annoyingly like some servers can be. We had been on a road trip and it was just a nice end to our long day. Great food and atmosphere. We watched a lot of locals come in to eat or for pick up and that tells you a lot about Delly Up. Five stars!!

This place was somewhere between good and really good for me. I wasn't blown away in any way but…read morewas satisfied. It's I pretty standard gourmet sandwich shop with the aesthetics of a bar. Kind of right in my ball park. My sandwich was okay. The beer was good. And the price was high but not astronomical. For Waynesboro this is a pretty neat little place. Would come again.

Wow wow wow amazing sandwiches. They do not skimp on meet and toppings. Sub was savory and full of…read moreflavor. Met the owners the Hardens who also own Hardens restaurant. Great couple who shared insight on Lexington and W & L as we were visiting. We can see why this place is popular 1 block from campus.

I always enjoy the food there and the owner is very friendly. Legendary eats has a good menu and…read moregood service.