Nice store! It is definitely small. Try to go when there is not a special event going on. We went…read morewhen they had a town event going on. Let's just say, if you want to make a special charcuterie board, go here. So many options. We loved the options for pickles. They had nice produce when we were there as well. I have heard nothing but positive things about their meat. We hope to purchase some when we return. We ended up not purchasing anything. But, we definitely plan to come back when the town is not having a special event.

I like coming in here to see what they have, but you gotta try one of the their quiches!!! They…read moreare excellent. Staff are nice and take care of any questions or issues that may come up.

If you are trying to support a local business over a chain, this is the place you need to go! This…read morespot is an absolute gem. It was a bit hidden but great location next to an actual train track. Interestingly enough, a train passed through while we dinned. I'm sure the outside experience it better than indoors. However, the outside tables is more limited. They feature a small menu, but you can tell they focus on fresh ingredients. Quality over quantity. I ordered the chicken salad sandwich, and it was easily one of the best I have ever had! What really elevates it is the inclusion of thinly sliced apples; they provide a fantastic crunch and a perfect sweet-tart balance. You have to try it! We stopped by during a busy Tuesday lunch rush, and despite the place being packed, the staff was very attentive. Everyone was kind and clearly working hard, doing their absolute best to check in on us and keep things moving. Highly recommend this local spot for a fresh, high-quality lunch!

What an amazing lunch today at The Caboose Market & Cafe in Ashland, Virginia. The cafe is located…read morein downtown Historic Ashland near the railroad tracks. The old building has a nostalgic flare with a cozy interior atmosphere! The cafe was full and for good reason, the food was excellent! We started with the grilled cornbread and Frico wine. The cornbread was absolutely delicious and the wine was perfect! My husband had the Caboose Burger and said it was good but nothing special. I had the Fig Pro Quo and it was spectacular! I had a side salad which was simple but really delicious! It was a great first experience and I'm looking forward to going back! My kind of place for sure!

Awesome sub sandwiches...!! Try your favorite two subs.... Choosing one is a bad move…read more.. Service is always friendly & top notch ..

Nick's is owned by several Nicks. Nick Nolte, Nic Cage, Nick Kruschev and Nick Elodeon. Mr. Elodeon…read moresays that kids love Nicks because of all the cartoons. I have no idea what that means, but they have good sandwiches. What to get: A Prosciutto sandwich with Fresh Mozzarella added, maybe What else: Expect an upcharge to add Fresh Mozz How to improve: Don't upcharge so much for Fresh Mozz (sigh) Nick's is a little run-down grocery store which sort-of feels like walking into a check-cashing shop or an urban convenience store that just happens to have a wonderful old-school NY-NJ style Italian deli inside. The deli itself is great, and makes a lot of awesome sandwiches for decent prices. As I said, I don't like the weird upcharges for certain ingredients, but so be it. It makes the prices of a sandwich soar from decent to ridiculous. The sandwiches aren't altogether authentic Italian NY-NJ style, but they are very good. I loved the parts of it that I had fresh, however when I had the rest of the sandwich a little later it had gotten extremely squidgy and soggy because they use a regular loaf of bread rather than anythng hard or Italian. Again, makes it less authentic but still very tasty. Despite these remarks, I haven't had a sandwich this good in the Richmond area before, so you should give it a try. And if it were Niche Produce, then they'd only sell unusual and hard to get hipster vegetables and sandwiches. Whereas if it wer Nix Produce, it would close down soon. And if it were Knickers Produce then I would have torn them down a lot more quickly and intensely than I did in this review.

We ended up inside Lotte Market for the bakery, Tous Les Jours, but we stayed to check out the…read moreinteresting produce and grocery products from all around Asia and other international products too. We went away with a golden dragonfruit, (which piqued the interest of my five year old), a package of bourbon creams, (which piqued the interest of my Scottish husband who cant't find them in the places we usually shop), a bulk package of lentils, some indian packaged snacks, and some jacob's cream crackers. We left without any british chocolate much to my husband's dismay, but next time we shop there I will arrive with a list prepared for items needed for asian dishes I'd like to make, and we can grab a chocolate bar then! Checkout was easy, and it was a busy saturday but no long waits. Next time we go we will also plan to grab our lunch too--the food court looked stellar.

Fresh food. Kinda staff. Very large selection of meats and produce. Food is fairly priced- some…read moreitems are a little on the high side compared to other locations. But they have almost everything you'll need all in one stop.

Apparently all of Tuckahoe knew about this place but me! So when DH asked me to pick up some take…read moreout on the way home, I decided to try out Supper Club for us. So many nice things from which to choose! I ended up grabbing the Shepherd's Pie and a big salad for us. Beautifully prepared and delicious. Enough for leftovers for lunch the next day for me too. I look forward to my next trip!

This is our new favorite lunch spot. We went three times last month! The sandwiches are packed with…read moreprotein and toppings. The bread is fresh and you have the option to toast or heat your sandwich. They have a wide variety of sandwiches to choose from or you can choose your own. They also have a ton of seafood, meat, and other items you can take home to cook. Tons of prepared foods in their cold case as well as alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. They having seating outside or you can take food to go. Tons of products to choose from!

Where have you been all my life? How sweet is this little organic, neighborhood grocery store? I'm…read moreso glad a happened upon it while having lunch on Bellevue! I walked it and was immediately enthralled by the displays, shelving and All the fresh foods! It looked like an old fashioned grocer from yesteryear, but with a modern twist. At first I was just checking the place out... but soon I grabbed a cute wire basket and stocked up on blackberries the size of your thumb! I also got some other fruits and veggies, some local popping corn, some kitchenware, snacks and the creme de la creme... nightingale ice cream sandwiches! The best treats around! Spice up you life in the seasoning shelf... browse the cookbooks... pick up some natural cleaning products... check out the beauty and health section with essential oils! I wasn't going straight home so I had to pass up the dairy case and the frozen foods, but I'll definitely be back for some cage free eggs!! Check out was delightful as the woman thoughtfully and carefully packed my goods. She also looked up sulfite free wines for me and said she hoped to be getting them in. I never mind spending money on great quality and outstanding service. Ya get what you pay for folks, and here you have hit the jackpot! This green grocer is just what this area needed and I hope it sticks around for a long time! It has my support! Hooray for Little House Green Grocery! Ike Godsey would be proud!!

I'm making this review based on the prices and not the quality of the food, because I refused to…read morebuy any. I'm not paying $1.65 for AN apple. I'm not paying $7 for a gallon of milk. I'm not paying $5.65 for a loaf of bread. There is nothing in that store that you couldn't find at Aldi for a much, MUCH more reasonable price, organic and non-GMO as well. I know as well as anyone that buying local is good for the economy, but I don't like being taken advantage of based on pathos. We all want to support local neighborhood grocery stores and bodegas but that does not give the shopowner the right to charge outrageous prices that only the rich can afford on a regular basis. I was hoping to find a place that would uphold the spirit of the neighborhood grocery, not some bougie place where they try to get rich quick off of each sale. Highly disappointed.

Good fresh vegetables and fruit, plants and much more. Happy to have them nearby and convenient…read more The family is very nice and friendly.

Beautiful produce market and nursery. Friendly staff. Lots of unique yard decor for summer. Very…read moretidy, aesthetically pleasing produce and flowering plant displays, canned goods, the delicious aroma of ripe melons and berries. Excellent product layout and variety, convenient pull off with ample parking. I picked up a few potted plants for my hanging baskets and some mixed berry jam with the fun title of "Traffic Jam". Prices are a bit high for this to be a regular stop for me but I can see myself returning a few more times this season.

This is a hidden gem in the Stafford Commons shopping center off Garrisonville Road!…read moreStumbled in to wander one night and now I drop in all the time! The owners are friendly and knowledgeable about all their products! Local beer, wine, milk, juice, coffee, sweets, gifts, they even have a monthly beer club you can sign up for! It is a little place BUT they pack a TON of great items into the store. Go in, wander around, meet the owners, you'll love it!

Such great service. I was in a time crunch, called to place an order for a "taste of Virginia" to…read moresend across the country, and within the same day, the package was beautifully made and sent out via UPS. I received a confirmation via email along with a photo of the finished product.

This place is incredible!!! They have such a wide variety of fruit, vegetables, baked goods,…read morepumpkins, cheese, meat, oysters, canned goods, decor, etc. You name it, they probably have it. I got some heirloom tomatoes, apples, a grapefruit, a small pumpkin for our kiddo, zucchini, cucumbers, and some other items. Everyone was so nice and helpful. Everything was so fresh and stocked well. I can't wait to come back!

There are a lot of things to like about this produce market. I visited for the first time today and…read morefound all the staff friendly. There's a variety of plants and vegetables. I was able to pickup a few tomato plants for $1.98 each. The heirloom tomatoes are tasty but they're a product of Canada. I noticed the stickers after I'd already purchased. Whenever possible I prefer local grown but I understand that's sometimes a challenge. They have delicious cookies, bread and oatmeal pies from Montana Good Bread Co.

The beautiful drive to the countryside location sets the scene while the warm and inviting sisters…read moreinside welcome you in for a glimpse into their lives. The cheese is an entire experience. It is creamy and just acidic enough. I was worried my family of 4 wouldn't be able to work through the wheel, but it turns out to be the most amazing grilled cheese-making cheese you could ever imagine and had my kids begging for more! We made a special trip to Crozet while in D.C. for this cheese (and maybe some wine!). Please visit if you are in the area!

This cheese is second to nun! So worth the beautiful, scenic drive to the foothills of the Blue…read moreRidge Mountains to Crozet, VA where the sisters of this cloistered monastery have been making Gouda Country Cheese for decades. The 2 lb. cheese wheel comes in a red wax coated protective seal that keeps this semi-soft cheese delicious and mild. We purchased two wheels of cheese at $32 each. They also ship for a slightly higher charge. But it's definitely worth taking a trip to see the monastery grounds and visit the sweet nuns. The cheese shop is open daily (except Sunday) between 2-4 pm, but hours may vary so check their website for times. The cheese here is made from grass-fed cow's milk which gives this cheese its incredible velvety texture. The cheese curds are shipped in from Wisconsin, the cheese capital of the states! The Dutch recipe is a well kept secret and makes this cheese unique and flavorful! It's so Gouda, you may develop a "habit" for it! It's truly heaven sent!