Best experience I had in town. Michael, Patrick and their employees are very sweet and genuine. Had…read morethe chicken, bacon ranch panini and I think the Caesar salad was the best in the state!!! Would give them 10 stars if I could.

Very cute shop. We stopped by to get some beers , but they also have wines, homemade ice cream,…read moredifferent fruit jams, candles etc.

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.

LOVED this market! This is my first time in since going to the valley every summer. Food and coffee…read morewas amazing!

Such a great local market! Offering delicious pastries and breads to start the day off before…read moreskiing and then its great to stop in at the end of the day for some fine local West Virginia and domestic beers to relax after a great day on the slopes! Their sandwiches are absolutely delicious, especially their turkey club! They have numerous grocery items that are great to pick up in a pinch

A very sad place though better than nothing. It's somewhat a small supermarket just outside…read morePetersburg in rural West Virginia. No premade hot food, just a simple deli counter and even that was closed. Strange and narrow range of snacks selection. Nothing appetizing. No fresh produce. Some frozen dinners and meat. Tiny selection. You have to buy at least $5 to use a credit card.

Weavers Market is a hidden gem and wonderful venue for shopping! Their selection of inventory…read moreincludes high-quality frozen meats, fresh-baked bread, fresh meats and cheeses from the deli, huge assortment of nuts and snacks plus every other grocery item possibility with discounts for buying many items in bulk. One can even grab lunch while here, at the sandwich shop counter, before or after shopping. Thanks Weavers Market, you are sincerely appreciate, please continue enthusiastically serving our customers and community. Stop-in here at your first opportunity!

Amazing pizza! Service was great and the space is large and combined with a bar. Lots of parking…read more They had an large pizza over, my mistake was taking it to go. After 30 minutes still tasted great but know it would have been better as soon as it came out. Highly recommend if in the area!

My friend and I came here for a late lunch after a hike. It's a cool little pizza spot that also…read morehas a convenient store attached to it. They're dog friendly as well on their screened in patio. We did the lunch special which was the tomato soup and half pizza combo. We got pepperoni pizza and it was so good! There's a bunch of games to play too. We started playing checkers until our food was ready. The staff were friendly as well. Real cool spot, would come back!

Wonderful little coffee & breakfast/ lunch place in Petersburg , WV, in a historic building …read more Stopped by on our way to see smoke hole cavern ! The make delicious boba drinks that my kids loved. We had the blue mermaid punch and the pink Tidal wave! For lunch we had the chicken panini and the lunch wrap with chicken. I recommend the lunch wrap, with chicken, bacon and ranch. The panini sandwich was good but a little bland for me, I should have added some spicy sauce ! Overall a cute little place, great service and friendly staff. If you are in this corner of WV, definitely visit !

This place was open on New Year day!…read more What a cozy little cafe. I got one of the signature drinks "Taste of WV", which was a perfect drink after a morning of hiking Seneca Rocks. The breakfast bagels surprised me and were good as well. Great spot to stop by!

Masks up! Social distancing Cute spot to try their wines…read moreand chat for a bit. Very reasonable prices

This is NOT a winery to sit, sip and enjoy the ambiance. This is essentially a retail store that…read morelets you sample the goods before you make your purchase. Their wines are decent and very affordable. I think it's worth a stop in if you're in the area. However, they're only open on Saturdays, Sundays and "whenever we are here." Lol. That said, I have advice for the owners: 1) Add a couple of tall tables and stools so guests can relax during the tasting. At the very least, add/build a tall bar where guests can stand and be served. 2) Give a more generous tasting size (AT LEAST DOUBLE) so that guests can actually taste each wine... 4 drops is NOT enough. 3) Don't ask guests what they want to try, just give them a taste of everything. If necessary, try a "3 for free or $3 for all" fee structure where each guest can choose up to 3 wines to taste for free OR they can pay a $3 (or other small fee) to try them all. Guests who aren't familiar with the wines or winery don't often like picking the wines themselves, so giving them an option to try ALL the wines automatically makes it a lot more convenient.

Wonderful, young lady who waited on us was knowledgeable about different apples, e.g., cooking vs…read more eating. I surprised to see McIntosh apples in WV! They were delicious and our New England friends thought they had the market on McIntosh Apples. Wish I had bought more. If we make the trip again, that's were I will head! Penny Meyer Nicholson Princess Anne, MD

Just outside of Moorefield near 55 is this pretty little farm store. Everything from fresh veggies…read moreto flowers and plants for your garden. Pleasant customer service.