Hadn't been at turners for 6 years. Friday afternoon is fried ham biscuit day. Tasted just like…read morelast time. Got 4 to go. Highly recommend

I'd like to say that we did one of those action movie u-turns with squealing brakes and dust…read moreclouds, but we still turned the car around after spying a cute old vehicle on the side of the road and being unable to resist the HamVan. To our delight, the woman working notified us that it just happened to be Fried Ham Friday, when you can snag the special of the day for $4. It's as the name suggests: thick slices of ham deep fried and tucked into a hamburger bun. These were gobbled down by us rather quickly. Turner Ham House makes its own renowned sugar-cured country hams, and both the Ham House and Fulks Run Grocery (not currently open) are owned and operated by a local family. The HamVan offers mainly sandwiches but also has a few different sides and sodas. There's a table off to the side in case you want to eat there, but I observed many locals driving up, purchasing pork sandwiches, and driving away. Hooray for the HamVan!

Fresh fruits and Veggies…read more We recall when there were two groceries in Davis Always grand to talk with locals as we shop We checked into our Condo Saturday and visited for milk, eggs, .... Returned Sunday morning for fresh fruit and veggies - nice selection and fresh flowers On our annual list is the purchase of 12 large jars of Oliverio's Hot Peppers. Caveat: There are great pepperoni rolls in nearby Thomas. WE like this grocery and highly recommend.

Well stocked with a great selection. Convenient location, the only grocery store in the area. The…read morebeer fridge is great and has many local brews. Make sure to check your item's expiration dates, we've had issues with buying something expired or extremely close to expiration. Overall pretty clean and easy to navigate the store. Staff is friendly, but the checkout line can back up sometimes.

We stumbled upon this permanent roadside market when traveling between central Virginia and…read moreClarksburg, West Virginia -- and while trying to avoid roads that would put us into harm's way given the winter weather advisory for the mountains of WV. Snow of up in 8" in April?! There were a lot of cars in the small parking lot -- which is always a good sign. There was also a sign for a deli which gave us hope that we could pick up a late lunch. Better than that, they had a grill! We ordered a quick lunch -- one bacon cheeseburger with lettuce and tomato, one chili cheese hot dog, one bag of Walnut Creek cheddar and sour cream potato chips (2.25 oz), and a bottle of Kutztown birch beer (24 oz) -- all for $11 something, including tax but before tip. There are two community tables, one of which we shared with Ernie, a local, who gave us great advice on which roads to avoid for our onward travels. The shop is worthy of a longer browse. They seem to have a bit of everything. For instance, fruits and vegetables, refrigerator cases with milk, homemade macaroni or tuna salads, fresh deli items, cast iron frying pans, hardware store items, phone charging plugs, greeting cards, and so much more. Staff were also very friendly. We ordered at the counter, and our hot items were brought to our table. We self-selected the soda and chips from the floor. You need to pay only when it's time to leave.

We love this little market. Not only can you get sandwiches, cakes, and snacks, but they also have…read morea groceries and a hardware store. We get fresh locally grown vegetables and also the occasional fried ham sandwich. Everyone who works here is super friendly and helpful. This is definitely the go-to spot in the Lost River Valley for those of us who live here and also the adventurers who come out for the wild and wonderful Bed-and-Breakfast experiences.

A well-stocked general store with exceptional subs and sandwiches and good selection of beer and…read morewine! This store serves the Basye and Orkney Springs communities as well as Bryce Resort.

Read a few reviews about how unfriendly and pricey this place is. Unfriendly, nope! Everyone was…read morevery friendly. Pricey...okay, yes it is, BUT remember, this store is in the middle of nowhere and it's a convenient store. You pay the price for the convenience of a store not in a major town in the middle of nowhere. Just like any other convenience store ‍ With that said, this store has everything you could possibly want in the mountains. From over the counter medicine to steaks, beer, utensils, gas, ice, fire wood, slushy machine and coffee to name a few. There's too much to list, so I took many pictures with the hopes that they help others to see what they carry. I gave them 4 stars because we ordered two deli sandwiches and only one of them had everything we wanted on it even though we said on both. The chicken salad sandwich was a little sweet for our liking as well. Other than that, it was very clean and well stocked! Yes, there is not much parking, but it's not small either...this isn't Walmart. In conclusion, they have a very wide variety of food and hardware items. You will find what you need here.

This food lion is okay....the fresh food is not always great looking and I had some very poor…read moreservice in line at the check out. If there was a Martins closer I would always go there!

Stopped in here to pick up groceries and beverages on the way out to a friend's house at Bryce…read moreResort. As far as I can tell, this is the closest full service grocery store to Basye/Bryce Resort. It's about 12 miles or so to Bryce from this Food Lion. Decent selection of groceries, although the produce selection seemed smaller than the Food Lion in Haymarket, VA. Still, a good place to stock up for visits at Bryce!

Sunday morning....I get it. Nobody wants to work on a Sunday. Including me,but here I am trying to…read moreget a few things for my last trip till I get home. I'm a trucker for 29 years and have been everywhere and met a ton of people. That being said I gotta say I sure think customer service- management and employees should at least attempt to be courteous and at least attempt to smile. Certainly not the best experience I've had. Most Food Lions are very very polite and professional. I did not get that.

They never come to help and the manager does nothing but sits on their ass the whole time so does…read moreall of the employees all they do is watch TikTok on their phones and when you ask for help they say sorry I don't know ask somebody else

Typical Walmart experience - short staffed, apathetic employees who lack any knowledge (and perhaps…read morea few chromosomes). As with any Walmart, you need to mentally set the bar low prior to entering and expect poor service and ignorant employees who are not interested in providing any level of customer service. As to their grocery items, be sure to check out expiration dates and the condition of the food you're buying and always get a receipt.

October, 2025. We are regular customers of Food Lion "at home" in central Virginia, but this was…read moreour first visit to the Elkton location. The store was well-organized and clean, and we found everything that we intended to buy. As with our home Food Lion, I'd love to see a bigger variety of fresh fruits and vegetables ... nonetheless, what was there was fresh. The check-out clerk was friendly and efficient; products went through at their correct prices. Parking was free and plentiful, and the small shopping center where it's located is easy to access as there is a traffic light off Rte. 33. We appreciate that patrons at any Food Lion location can earn/redeem incentives through their MVP Shop & Earn Monthly Rewards Program.

Caution: Sales Associates in this store treat customers like thieves…read more The Primo water bottle collection site in front of the store has been broken for at least 5 years. When you return empty bottles, the machine does NOT provide a return ticket. On several occasions, my husband has been asked by the lead Sales Associate for his exchange ticket. We have briefly interacted with this lovely woman for years; however, the fact is she knows the Primo machine does not provide exchange tickets when she's asking you for the ticket. On another occasion, a younger Sales Associate did the same thing and then told my husband they are trying to make sure people are being honest. We cannot drink our well water and purchase Primo exchange bottles at Food Lion routinely. To avoid this accusatory encounter, I have now resorted to self-checkout. To do so, simply search for the product by typing "Primo" and select the 5 gallon exchange. The lead Sales Associate will still give judgmental looks, but she can't do anything about self-checkout personal accountability. The honor system does not work if you're going to routinely accuse your customer base of theft. Fix the Primo exchange machine and then you will fix the problem.