Ordered subs online and picked them up in store. When I got home I discovered they had completely…read morescrewed up my order -- wrong bread, wrong toppings, sizes of subs wrong. For what you have to pay for jersey mikes food I would expect them to be able to get the instructions right ! Last time I bother with this place !!

Great service. Customer interaction was very engaging. Fast and friendly. Very clean store. Veggies…read morewere fresh and sandwiches were delicious.

Delicious sandwiches from this little shop! Stopped by for lunch while visiting some wineries…read more Sandwiches were huge and good for the price. Would recommend!

Several employees are rude, arrogant and alloof. Sandwiches are hit and miss depending on the moody…read moreteens working there. Too bad, it used to be a friendly country store you wanted to stop at.

Absolutely, totally 5 stars…read more 9 out of 10 times I'm in Crozet (typically visiting wine country) I order food online for pickup. The sandwiches are outstanding, although I often augment it with a cookie. Make sure to order online because they can get PACKED. Even weekdays for lunch they are busy, because everyone else has the same idea. They also have a large selection of local wine. If I don't feel like driving to a particular winery, there is a good chance it will be here. There are benches along the side if you want to sit down and eat.

We came in around lunchtime on a Wednesday and had to wait 25 minutes for a sandwich. I was…read moreexpecting more local product but was by surprised by the general/mainstream brands they carried. Our sandwiches were good but it feels like an Overpriced tourist trap.

When we arrived the place was hopping. But we were able to find an empty table and staff brought us…read morea needed chair. You order at the counter. The menu was mostly sandwiches but there was no gluten free bread available. I ordered a crab cake and broccoli salad. Both were delicious. I did not eat the bun. The crab cake was huge and very crispy on the outside. Fortunately small amounts of gluten do not bother me. Most items on the menu were battered and fried, not my typical type of food, but I splurged. Our food came out very quickly. Parking was a bit of a challenge, atmosphere was cozy and friendly. We probably will return.

Sadly they are closed where I know they were. They had fantastic pimento cheese. Spread that they…read moremade. I'm sad to see them not at the location I went to. I hope they reopen somewhere else!

Had a delicious Caprese sandwich here. The staff were friendly and it's a cool little market with a…read moregreat selection of imported Italian food.. highly recommend

I think I just need to learn that Italian delis are rough for vegetarians. I've been to some that…read morehave some really great offerings, like sandwiches with eggplant on them (grilled, or as eggplant parmesan), or vegetarian meatballs... but they are admittedly rare. I had the caprese sub here (the only vegetarian item on the menu) and it was just fine. The bread was good, but overpowered the relatively small amount of tomato and cheese that was on the sandwich. Mostly it tasted like bread and vinegar. I'm sure for folks who eat meat, this is the place! If you don't, go elsewhere.

This place rarely disappoints. Usually stop here for lunch, and today we ran into the lunch crowd…read more Maybe should have ordered online ahead of time, but the wait was about 15mins. Should have known it may be a while when we could barely find a parking space when originally pulling in. Luckily their chili is great, so I was able to eat some of that while my sandwich was being prepared. It's really good beef chili and probably should have gotten a large one and only ate that for lunch.

Their sandwiches are amazing. My favorite is the Jefferson, and my wife always gets the Ednam. I…read morelove this brand, and even though it's a gas station, this is one of our regular lunch stops. The best locations are Bellair, Millcreek, and Scottsville. Most other locations don't even have fresh sandwiches.

Can't review because this place doesn't exist anymore...some mexican food place now. Kinda sad,…read morereally wanted to try it.

This franchise is the best god damn burger you will ever eat. I moved to California and Bullets…read moreBurgers are always on my mind. I grew up eating this food and it's ALL so good. PLEASE OPEN MORE OF THESE CHAINS. Bring one to LA PLEASE

Quaint little country store established in 1888, with an old fashioned mechanical gas pump! Lots…read moreof snacks, drinks, and homemade food! The lady minding the store was making Brunswick Stew today and it smelled heavenly! This historic store is well organized and maintained. Great place to pick up lunch or grab a few necessities and pantry items without having to drive "to town". There are a couple dine in tables and a picnic table outside. This store/eatery attracts many customers driving through this area. There have been many articles and stories written about Wyant's Store. There's a group of guys who meet there most mornings to exchange stories while enjoying a cup of joe! One of the owners used to referee for the NFL. You'll hear many more tales as you mosey around this unique country store! Come on in and set a spell!

This store, which first opened in 1888, is located along the TransAmerica Bicycle Trail, which my…read morebrother was riding (with my wife and I in support of him) in April 2024. We first visited this store for lunch on 04/29/2024. This was Scott's stop point for the ride from nearby Charlottesville. I had the Wyant Burger, which was a 9.5/10; I would call it 10/10, but I have not yet tasted the perfect burger. My brother had the BLT and my wife had the BBQ pork sandwich, which they both said was very good. My brother and I came back the next morning, for him to resume his ride westward and me to have breakfast. I had the Warrior bisquit sandwich, which was the best bisquit breakfast sandwich I remembered having to date.