Wow! This place is amazing! It's graduation week and the town is filled with family, friends and…read morelots of people. This shop is near our hotel and we wanted to give it a try based on the positive reviews. We used their online ordering system. It's pretty detailed including how you want your bagel toasted. Once we arrived our order was ready and we walked past the huge crowd. My onion bagel with veggie cream cheese was so delicious. It was packed with fresh veggies and enough cream cheese for me to enjoy. The onions flavored the bagel so well that I had a burst of onions and vegetables for breakfast. Hello Bagel, this is not the last time we will see you!

Stopped in for a quick breakfast and I was hoping I'd find my new favorite bagel place. There was a…read moregood amount of options, but I went with my favorite order, a lox bagel with cream cheese, tomatoes, and onions. It was a little over ten dollars, which is a little pricey for me personally, but I hoped it would be worth it. It was not. My bagel came out quickly, but as soon as I opened it, I was a little sad. I was disappointed to see that there was basically no cream cheese on the bagel or lox, and most of the space was taken up by the toppings. It tasted okay, but it was nothing impressive. There is seating inside and outside too, and the inside was very clean and the line was quick. If you don't like a lot of cream cheese on your bagel, this place is for you.

I absolutely love bagels. They are probably one of my favorite things to get for breakfast in the…read moremorning or as a quick lunch. When I was a freshman at Virginia Tech I probably spent at least half my meal plan at Bruegger's just because I loved their bagel sandwiches. Bruegger's is probably one of my favorite places to go out of all the dinning halls at Virginia Tech, their service is insanely fast, and I just love seeing my bagel being made right in front of me. That way I can customize it as I go. Bruegger's also has a huge selection of different type of bagels! I generally always get nova lox (cream cheese, smoked salmon, capers, red onions and tomato) with a little bit of sriracha. The addition of sriracha gives the whole sandwich a nice level of heat, that helps balance out the richness from the cream cheese. I also normally ask for cream cheese on both sides, since I love cream cheese. I always switch up my bagel though because I'm always curious about what each bagel taste like. My top 3 favorite bagel at Bruegger's has to be the olive oil and rosemary bagel, the jalapeno cheddar bagel and then the classic everything bagel. Now to get the nova lox bagel or any customization bagel you have to wait in line. The only thing is out of all my years at Virginia Tech going to Bruegger's the line is almost always out the door if you go right after class in the morning. If you don't have time because of classes, Bruegger's has a grab and go! This grab and go is absolutely ingenious because I can enjoy a morning bagel with almost no wait time. The only thing is that Bruegger's to go line only has a limited selection of bagels Such as egg and cheese, bacon egg and cheese, sausage egg and cheese, western, and some other options. These bagels are also really good, but if you have the time I say wait in the line since a I believe freshly made bagel is always better. Overall, I love going to Bruegger's and I always try stop by if i have time between my classes. If you love bagels, I highly suggest you give them a try since their menu is very diverse their bagels are tasty and service is amazing.

I saw this restaurant was listed as having gluten free bagels when I checked out this website…read morerecommending restaurants with gluten free menus. I got excited for tbis bit of nostalgia, but havibg celiac disease often makes eating at many restaurants almost, if not totally imposdible. However, this website should not have listed Bruegger's Bagels as their wrbsite says they do not gave gluten free bagels or bread. My family loves this restaurant, but it is quite obvious whoever wrote this website recommendation had not done any research. Please take them off of your list of gluten free restaurants as they state they currently had nothing gluten free in terms of bread or bagels. Gluten exposure in people with celiac disease will make them seriously ill for weeks or months on end as their disfunctional immune system will badly damage tbeir digestive system. Celiac disease is an incurable genetic disease and is a lifelong problem.

Eats is a neighborhood store that has undergone several improvements over the last couple of years,…read morewhich to me elevates their status relative to other Blacksburg grocers. They have reorganized their offerings, and they offer weekly sale items as listed in a commercial-style flyer. They began carrying Cadadia ("every day") brand that offers competitive prices on numerous staples. Their bulk prices are usually LOWER than the pre-packaged item at Kroger. You'll receive excellent, knowledgeable service as needed. Yes, many of the prices are higher than Kroger, but what Eats offers is local and/or TRULY organic food (unlike larger commercial brands.) Oh, and there is a discount for seniors on all items, every day, all the time. I abandoned the corporate shopping mentality, and I love Eats.

This is a small store that is aesthetically more like a general retail outlet than a grocer for…read moresome reason. The selection is modest and prices high, but I did find some items from good brands and local things that probably would not have been in a conventional grocery store. It's good that this sort of place exists, though I would hope a college town could sustain more.

I grew up in Ellett and have been to the deli mart more times than I can count and have seen it…read morechange over the years. The food has had its ups and downs and it's nothing special, but overall it is a good place to get a quick lunch or breakfast.

I was there on 08/25/24 @ 5pm after a very long day. The two "ladies" working should be released…read moreof their duties. I am certain they did something to my sandwich that made me ill. They were rude and they laughed as they handed me my subs. Giving each other looks as I ordered. I had to say hello after her approach was "what do you want". There is something very wrong with these two people! That restaurant is always empty and I have zero doubts these two are part of the reason why. Shame on you! i missed a day of work and celebrating my son's 13th birthday, because you intentionally made me sick! Avoid eating here!!

I'm always down for getting a sub. Recently every time after the gym on the radio I always hear…read moreabout firehouse's new sub the pub steak sub. The service at firehouse was good like usual, what I particular like about fire house subs is that they donate money to fire houses and they give you a pickle with your sandwich. I got the large pub steak sub because I was feeling mighty hungry that evening. When I got it I drove home to devour this sandwich. The sandwich looked really good, lots of meat, cheese and crunch from the crispy onions. However the taste was not as good as the appearance. The first bite was nice and cheesy and so was the second and third. Then I realized all I could really taste was the cheese, and the bread. The crispy onions got soggy and lost in the cheese sauce. As for the meat, there was not too much taste to it. Overall, fire house sub is generally really good. Get any of their regular sandwiches and you would be pretty content for going there. However for their new special pub steak sub I was not a fan. I would definitely go back and get my usual sandwich which is the hook & ladder or their Italian.

Earthfare is a place where they really care about the people, the food we eat, the products that we…read moreuse on/in our bodies. They have great quality produce and meats with great prices.

My first impression was that this store must be new, particularly given the empty retail space…read morenearby. However, there are google reviews that predate this one by a year. This makes it less excusable that the store just didn't seem to be fully stocked. The produce section was a small corner of the store. Prepared foods was a much bigger entrant, as was the freezer section. The lack of fresh items seems contrary to the health food vibe. On the upside, you'll struggle to find a place that has more niche brands with vegan, gluten-free, and other specialty items. The local focus is also appreciated. On the downside, I was surprised how expensive it was, and that's with shopping the sale items and the $1 credit I apparently picked up by shopping at the Roanoke Earth Fare. Frankly, that one is better.

I am a frequent (every single night) customer. I have to have jimmy John's if a sip of alcohol…read moretouches my tongue. I came in 5 minutes past close unaware that they were closed (lights were on and doors unlocked). After informing me they were closed I offered $20, then $40, then $60, then $75 and the worker refused to make me a sub. I can't really call this poor costumer service, but I just thought it may be necessary to inform the masses that these people really follow rules. Even when $75 is on the line. I would totally make a sub for $75.

The service and follow through on dealing with a double charge of a large amount has been a…read morenightmare to get handled. I have been dealing with them for almost a month and half and getting the run around and charge has still not been refunded. I even contacted corporate and the store owner and still the issue has not resolved. I will definitely not be ordering anything else from Jimmy John's and especially not a large sports team order.