This is a nice clean store to do your light grocery shopping in. Their stock is limited and all…read moretheir products are very good. Their prices are reasonable. Employees are always friendly and helpful. Their ice cream is very good and their waffle cones are fresh. If you like Mexican Popsicles they have those too.

My family wanted to stop here on the way to Manassas from Charlottesville. Being from the mid west…read morewe have similar stores that are much bigger than this with better prices and quantities. But in northern Virginia folks seem to think this is an amazing county stop. They have lots of animals- goats, chickens, pigs, other fowl etc in nice pens along the property. A massive collection of over priced outdoor adrenal chairs, indoor food market and ice cream, oils and natural remedies, cards and gifts, kids toys, large candy section and dairy and meat products. Produce section was very small. It's a good collection but definitely not the Amish/ Mennonite groceries of the Midwest! It still has the nice rustic feeling and the barn like exterior and interior for a good country feeling!

They have amazing chicken and the apples tarts they sell are great as well. They have an area for…read morefolks to sit in front of a wood burning stove and chat as well.

Oh man, this fried chicken! Gotta get you some! Split a meal which included two sides and fried…read morepotatoes. Fried potatoes were crispy on the outside and moist on the inside. Same with the chicken- great breading that didn't fall off when picked up, great flavor, and moist delicious chicken on the inside. Definitely stop in. Maybe order extra friend potatoes. Just sayin.

After a half day drive down Skyline Drive - I needed some lunch on the way home. As I was passing…read morethrough Madison, VA on U.S. 29 - I noted Piedmont Deli - which I've seen for years - but never visited. So in to Piedmont I went... I ordered their version with an Italian Sub - with mayo, lettuce, tomato, onion, and banana peppers - to go. Sub was made to order. They wrap up the sub on a paper plate with a small bag of chips and a dill pickle spear. The sub was really good - hit the spot. I am more of the crusty style sub rolls fan - but Piedmont used a soft sub roll - which actually worked out quite well. Great sub, I would eat here again. There are 3-4 tables to eat in. As I recall, I did not see any restrooms for customers to utilize - so if that is indeed the case - be aware of that. Service was good. Paid with a credit card. #PiedmontDeli

Always good food, i definitely think the prices could reflect the size of the sandwiches more but…read moreim still gonna pay for it

Best sandwiches and donuts around! Super nice owner. Great Amish food items. Give them a try and…read moresupport locals.

Great quality food for great prices. Also had organic to buy. Staff was friendly and offered lunch…read moredeals.

Serving American classics with high quality and great hospitality…read more Sandwiched between two floors of antique malls, Jack's was the perfect stop in the day to get some no-frills nourishment. Their breakfast is incredibly generous and made with ingredients that were fresh, clean, and meticulous in detail. The design of their menu is just so promising with unique twists that are not unheard of, but just an elevated touch when it comes to American diner food as a whole. Things like truffle infused hollandaise, fried green tomato BLT, pairing balsamic with goat cheese, a blackened pork, even mushrooms on the breakfast menu all hint that people developing their menu are confident in their skills in offering something more when it comes to breakfast plates and sandwiches. Their homemade aiolis (highly recommend their pesto aioli) and hot sauce tie any dish together-- breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Things made to this quality are not to be unremarked. Came in with friends so we can try everything on their menu, and we were pleasantly surprised on all fronts. Presentation, ingredients, preparation all elements that made our meals great and were evident across all dishes ranging from protein to carb. Details like toasted bread with already spread with butter, perfectly poached eggs, and brioche as the bun of choice were things we peeped. We would have left satisfied if these details weren't accounted for, but we were so impressed this became a revisit during our short vacation. Their space is greatly spacious, with an open drinks station so its just not pretentious. There is even a section in the front to pick up goods made by local artisans. This is a great place to dine in, no notes.

Cool little spot with restaurant and shop. Ordered at counter and got chicken salad croissant with…read moreParmesan fries. Sandwich was large and very tasty with unique flavor. Parm fries were pretty good too.

Awesome place!!! Dont believe Stephan S review below…read more Lovely place, awesome food, great people! If you're in Luray come check it out for yourself! Dog and kid friendly!

REALLY enjoyed our visit to this cool downtown outdoor venue on an early fall afternoon. Nice…read moreselection of craft beers + live music + delicious deli food = my kinda place

Everything was great but it was a little upsetting that we were seated at a corner round table with…read morethe last chair sitting partly in the entrance door of the room. It was even more awkward because there were many empty tables in the bigger dining room and only one other party was seated there. We were also a party of 4. But the service and the food were awesome. We had appetizers of a very savory and huge pretzel with beer cheese and mustard sauces to dip it in. And sausage sampler's. Also very tasty. We decided to go there to honor my youngest son, Shane, who passed away a few years back, for what would have been his 52nd birthday. It was a wonderful experience and memory of past visits there with him and his family.

The hostess asked if we had a reservation. We didn't. She said she would seat us at the last open…read moretable they had. We were seated right by the kitchen (noise & server traffic). The entire meal I was looking at three empty tables across the dining room. The area is cramped. The wallpaper is peeling. There is grime on the bathroom doors. The view into the kitchen is unglamorous. Our server was reserved and underwhelming. I asked her what she could suggest for a vegetarian. There is one dish - with mushrooms. I asked if the green beans were cooked with ham. She said no and asked if I had food allergies. No allergies - I said I don't eat ham. The server said the beans had stewed tomatoes & mushrooms. I asked if they could leave the mushrooms off. She said, "Yes, if you pick them off." What? I ordered the French onion soup. I told the server I don't eat meat but I can tolerate beef broth. That was her invitation to say they use pork broth in the soup, but she didn't. Hubby ordered the Jager Schnitzel. He enjoyed the veal. The red cabbage was his favorite (he pulled out a bay leaf). The French onion soup tasted off. The creamed corn had three huge pieces of what I assume were husks. Otherwise it was good. The green beans were decent. I picked out the mushrooms. We were overlooked in the back. Hubby asked for a manager when he noticed I wasn't eating my soup. We were surprised that our server was the manager. There wasn't anything in her demeanor that demonstrated leadership or being outgoing. She removed the soup charge off the bill. When we had gaps in service, we asked another server for help (sharp knife, bag, lemons). Paying was a challenge. It is easy to be overlooked in the back of the restaurant. When we left, the hostess asked how we enjoyed the meal. I started to share. She said, "I'm still talking." I wish we hadn't gone inside. The idea of visiting the Bavarian Chef was much better than the actual experience.

Freaking delicious! Pretty much a must-stop. Best Italian Beef I've had in a long time, and The…read moreLonestar was scrumptious too. Almost everything is homemade, unique, and fresh!

You would miss this place if you weren't looking for it. It's hard to get to if you are going…read morenorthbound on 29. The Waze directions have you going some back roads, which is legit, but you are shaking your head as you do them. Easy for south bounders, just pay attention. At first when we pulled up, I wasn't feeling the vibe and almost passed, but we went in and I instantly new that was a good decision. The owners of this place are super cool and friendly. We got the Italian Sub and Brisket Sandwich and an order of fries. It was 20 bucks and SUPER good. I can't wait to go back and try the breakfast sandwiches. The place is actually a true filling station at one time. The bathrooms are on the side of the building, just like it was back in the day. I wish you guys success in your venture. Good luck and we will return.

This place is off the charts good! We came here after the town's tree lighting ceremony and parade…read more Our kids were hyped up on sugar overload but this spot was so welcoming to our family. We met the owner and could tell she took such great pride in providing not just a nice setting but high-quality food. Without a doubt, you need to order the dough balls for an appetizer. We got the ones stuffed with cheese and sauce as well as the dough balls stuffed with cheese, jalapeños and ham. They were fantastic and didn't last long! For the main course, we ordered a straight up cheese pizza. It came out hot and fresh. Our kids just loved it and so did we. Everything about the meal was spot on.

Walked in 15 minutes before closing and asked if I was going to inconvenience them. Nope, I was…read moretold, we have a little dough left. I decided to order the large supreme which was an excellent idea on my part. The pizza was incredible!! They make their own dough, kinda like a sourdough, just thin enough to have a bit of crisp but folds easily to stuff in your mouth. Fresh toppings and just the right amount of cheese. I will be definitely make the detour to this delicacy.

We stumbled upon the Corner Store when we randomly found RPK pizza next door! Great pizza btw…read more The corner store had a bit of everything - lots of chips (including Route 11), breads, baked goods, candy/fudge, jerky, jams/butters, pickles, prepared foods, great items for a charcuterie board,wine/beer, and produce, etc!! Lots of different offerings and for the most part felt reasonably priced. Great place to pick up a few things and fun to peruse! Tried their cookies and they were delicious! Also had to pick up a bag of Route 11 Dill Pickle Chips. My friend bought a chicken pot pie and a bread that had coffee in it. There were quite a few gluten free offerings in the freezer section too! The staff were super friendly and helpful and everything was very well stocked.

Great Market but crummy clientele…read more City Folks, we're all trying to enjoy our weekend. Yours is not my important the. Mine. Take a breath and chill. Surprisingly Great selection of wine