Nice store a lot packed into a small place. Big pop selection a few new ones I haven't had. I got…read morecajun turkey, few drinks, strawberry strudel and grippos beef jerky.

I have visited the general store twice and both times I do not understand the hype. It is very…read morecrowded with merchandise as soon as you enter. The best way to describe it is a "Cracker Barrel wanna-be" without the charm. To give the name the "general store" flair, it tries to sell stuff you would have seen "back in the day", but there is so much overpriced stuff that is overwhelming. If you're looking for a food meal- don't try this place. If you're looking for a food sandwich and a bag of chips then this is your place. It is advertised they make "in house sweet treats" but everything is bought and packaged as "in house". If you want the same exact sweet treat then go to food city and purchase. Much cheaper and the same thing. The owner seems nice but she talked so much and so loud that it felt like nails on a chalk board. They have a tiny space advertised as sitting space. One booth and like 2 tables Not worth the trip across the mountain.

A great locally owned establishment. The dining area is rather primitive but was quite clean. The…read morestore, in which the dining area is located was very clean as well. Use the facilities and they were very clean as well. The food was good. Was not a fan of the coleslaw but everyone has their own recipe, and not everybody's going to like every unique recipe for coleslaw. The burger was cooked perfectly. It was quite messy but I think that was part of the recipe and that was intentional with the amount of things that were put on the burger. Is it a great value? No, I don't really think so. There are other locally owned establishments that have larger portions and our price slightly less. Would I come back again? Yes! There are so many other things that I would like to try and I truly believe in supporting the local community by going to locally own businesses.

Classic small town IGA. I remember when these were everywhere…read more So what do you get for a few pennies more than a super Walmart that you spend 10.00 in gas to get to and back from here? You get real people that live in the community and are friendly and glad to see you. You get a real butcher that actually knows meat, someone that can get or cut what you need if they don't have it out. You will get a person at the register that will offer to help you out even if you only have a few things. You however won't get to fight crowds, you won't have to park a thousand feet away, you won't have to deal with 50,000 sq.ft. of store with only 4 registers open. You will never ever have to "check yourself" out. You won't be supporting some Virginia community instead of your own. Oh yea....if you decide to swing by a restaurant on the way to or from shopping; you won't have to pay 11% in fast food tax and further support another states community versus your own. So give a local place a chance next time; it may surprise you. (I am not affiliated in any way with IGA or food world).

This place has recovered well from the terrible flooding. Awesome food, atmosphere and service. The…read moreCoal Miner's milk share is outstanding if you love chocolate.Awesome food, awesome atmosphere, awesome service. BBQ sandwiches are tasty, the shakes are huge (get a SMALL, y'all!)

Food was good but very overpriced no prices shown so it's a sticker shock. There is also a 3%…read morecharge for using credit card so cash is best. Shakes were good probably won't be back because of prices.

Good little store that got everything good prices nice cusmerserves got a restaurant so you can…read moreorder food hot if just passing by

This is a place that all the people of hazard basically know .The pantry shelf is a very good place…read moreto get any snack , tabbaco ,or booze you need . The one downside is there is sometimes a smell of smoke in the shop

I've heard they have good pizza…read more "My name Jeff". That is all. Or maybe not, Yelp wans me to keep typing.

Stateline Market has become one of our regular stops whenever we travel south on US Route 23. Its…read morelocation at Pound Gap, right along the Kentucky-Virginia state line, makes it a convenient place to refill before continuing into Virginia. This time we had packed a lunch and discovered the most basic picnic table imaginable behind the gas station, tucked beneath what is essentially a carport. It certainly isn't fancy, but it provides shade, gives travelers a place to sit--and it works! Stateline Market 12643 Orby Cantrell Highway Pound, Virginia