Awesome. Always fresh. Good service New bread flavors every day. Try the Asiago cheese breadread more

I ordered this product and when the shipping address was typed in wrong, customer service was very…read morehelpful and got the return reversed so I could receive my product... very helpful. The treats cook fast and are very healthy for the pups. Awesome business idea! 5 stars!

I tried out Bad Ass Pickles at the DC beer fest and man they did not disappoint. I ordered the…read morepickle flight to taste a variety. My favorite were the spicy butter pickles, everything but the bagel, and ranch pickles. I will be stopping by in warrenton to buy more to have at home. They are reasonably priced and the customer service was great. The men running the booth were super nice despite being super busy!

What farmers market? Very little stands and not a whole lot of selections. Some of the prices were…read moreoutrageous and the produce looked old. We did buy two beautiful plants for the front of the house.

Located in the parking lot right behind the Exxon gas station on the corner of Boscawen & Stewart…read more The lot is shared with a building that says "Pennsylvania Railroad Freight Station" which is actually a theatre. There was only one food/farm vendor (probably because it's February) but she was very friendly & helpful in explaining the history of the neighborhood and had a diverse selection including leafy greens, root vegetables, baked goods, 100% juices, apples, frozen berries, Alaskan salmon, and eggs for which I learned they reuse the cardboard cartons that otherwise would cost 35 cents each! I bought olive bread, pumpkin bread, eggs and a bottle of 100% blackberry juice. Next time I'm ever in the area again, I will definitely stop by. And their Facebook page looks pretty awesomely updated with food goodies, check it out: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Freight-Station-Farmers-Market/304266982986

This place is easy to miss but is definitely worth a trip. Whether you're looking for fresh, local…read moreproduce, fresh baked goods, or even a quick meal, this market has been a stop me and my son have been trying out. Food is ordered on a screen and you just wait for your name to be called. We've only tried the breakfast sandwiches and the breakfast bowls, but both times we have been left satisfied. The sausage gravy is pretty comparable to most places we've had around the area. Definitely better than the local chain restaurants. Gravy is flavorful and meaty. The moment you walk in you feel this place definitely supports the local farms and has unique products you're not going to find in your chain grocery store. The workers are always friendly and willing to chat. We look forward to coming here again.

It appears that Shawnee at Winchester has got on the greed band wagon. My son punched in two BLT…read moresandwiches at the kiosk and the total was over $26!! Startled, I double checked the order and there were no add-ons. We complained to the floor manager and he said, "Well, inflation... you know." Then cited the high cost of diesel at $6 a gal, etc. Diesel was previously $5.49 and went to $5.99, a 9% increase, yet Shawnee put a near 50% increase on their sandwiches. I told my son, this is last time we will order sandwiches at Shawnee. Shame on such greed.

Nice wine shop. Although a small selection they have a broad assortment of varietals across all…read moreprice ranges. They also offer an assortment of cheese Quiet interior,Pleasant staff Parking lot

Timeless is not what I would call it. I ordered an old vintage yes, but what I received should…read morenever have been listed for sale. It had a rusty and leaking capsule. One third of the wine was gone due to seepage. Completely unsafe to drink. Then when I filled a case in PayPal they became very rude and accused me of trying to steal the order! Very unprofessional!

Becky told us the fujis would probably be gone by early November so we went the weekend before…read moreHalloween. They were nice and sweet. This was our 3rd year in a row to make the long drive specifically for the fujis. We picked up 10 boxes or bushels. At $20 a box it's worth the drive for the 40lbs of apples. I'm not sure what kind of fujis these are but they have come out more green than red though they are still sweet, crispy and delicious. I learned that they can come as green as a granny smith. Becky explained to me that it was a Fuji apple that had been taken from the center of the tree where it doesn't get any sunlight. She even cut it open and sliced a piece for us and had the same crisp texture but no sweet taste. Things to know before coming here: - They hand pick the apples and place them into big wooden crates. You take from the crates. You don't pick them from the tree. If you want to pick your own apples, you will be refered to another farm a few miles away. - You aren't allowed to pick or rake through the apples. You are only allowed to pick from the top. If you find badly bruised or spoiled apples you can put them aside where it'll be put in a bin for juicing or fed them to the cows. - You may be instructed to pick from one crate until it's finished before starting a new crate. - They are hand picked from the trees and not processed or coated with wax like you would find at the grocery store. The fujis may not look like store quality apples as they aren't perfectly round, symmetrical, or uniformly sized, but they certainly are pretty damn tasty and certainly worth the price. - they aren't coated with wax so you'll need to take special precautions to keep them cool and humid but not wet.

GREAT place to get truly fresh produce! Several kinds of apples, zucchini, peppers, lovely sugar…read moreonions -- all in perfect shape and obviously picked very recently. NOT OVERPRICED like the majority of touristy farm markets, which sell Amish canned goods at outrageous prices. Cline's Farm sells only their own fresh product -- no cheesy attempts to empty your wallet! It's out of our way but well worth the trip. Can't wait to go back!

Where do I start with this amazing lady?! Margie is a blessing beyond words, she is such a sweet…read moresoul and the incredible food she bakes is out of this world delicious! I was given a cake of hers for my birthday and it was awesome, moist and flavorful. Not to mention I am not a cake fan especially because of icing but this was perfect for me because it was topped with berries. Simple perfection from a beautiful soul that I will forever call friend. Whenever I'm back home in Virginia, I will be sure to pick up a treat or two from my beautiful baker Margie. She takes such pride in her baking and it's done with love.

The desserts at Crown are absolutely phenomenal whether you're gf or not. I have served these…read morelovely scones, cookies and cakes at my home many times and they are always a big hit!

Went today, not one employee said hello, the farm isn't a farm like you would think, its full of…read moresolar panels instead, the little bit of produce for sale in the main lobby or shopping area looked old. Beautiful location minus the solar panels

This is a review of this location as a venue. We attended the Robert Burns Dinner here and had a…read moregood time despite the food and service issues. We had Salmon which was overcooked with no seasoning. I couldn't finish even the small portion. A sauce would have helped a lot with the dryness and lack of flavor but there was no sauce. The chicken was also dry but had decent flavor in the skin. The roasted potatoes were good, the mixed veggies had the taste and texture of water. Realizing salt exists would help with a lot of things. The best thing we had was the Haggis and if you'e had Haggis you know that's pretty bad. There was also no effort to bus the tables when everyone was done. A large number of people started doing it themselves. It is a pretty place and I don't know anything about the other elements of the business (the store, etc) but I would not consider it for an event based on this experience.