From the VDACS on July, 15, 2020 (regarding food safety) -…read more"The Trading Post is out of compliance in many areas, and we have a follow-up inspection scheduled; they are in our "compliance process." I got diarrhea from just reading the 3-page report. All kinds of health violations with most of them being repeat violations. I have never seen a report worse than this one. Spooky Action ________ To: The Virginia Department of Agricultural and Consumer Services (VDACS) Date-Time: July 11, 2020, 7:00PM EDT I just noticed a Yelp review re: The Trading Post. It's from 12/18/2017 but it is the sort of thing I would expect when dealing with a gas station sandwich shop. The problem is magnified by the fact that The Trading Post is a hub for area tradesmen, many of whom do not wear masks to protect themselves from Covid-19. So it's an easy path from customer, to their breathed-upon money, to the cashier, to that cashier also spewing his/her no-mask oral spray and Covid-19 fingers onto sandwiches, to the customer's stomach, to the emergency room and, finally, to the graveyard. All because some poorly trained individual couldn't be bothered or doesn't take this matter seriously. I have to agree with the reviewer that it is absolutely deplorable if the people at The Trading Posts are not, at least currently, taking this matter seriously. Questions: * Has any VDACS staff addressed this issue with The Trading Post? * Is VDACS requiring food handlers to wear masks and gloves? * If so, are there fines for noncompliance? * Does VDACS have any view about the The Trading Post's current health awareness? * What do I do if I witness open-food handling w/o masks or gloves? Note: I will reevaluate this review after receiving a response from VDACS.

"I'm gonna open up a kitchen that focuses on selling food using the best ingredients available, and…read morekeep that standard consistent through the various offerings I'll provide. I'm gonna have the best food around or else I won't offer it" - what I'd imagine the owner of Trading Post said to himself when he opened up shop. There are two types of people that open up restaurants: one does so in order to make money. The other to share their joy of good food with their community. The Trading Post falls under the latter

Last time I stopped to get some minnows and a real good breakfast sandwich and they have more.read more

The ONLY place to get a true burger in Charlottesville! Don't be fooled by the appearance, this is…read morethe best burgers I have had in Charlottesville and at very reasonable prices. Go with the double bacon cheeseburger, you won't regret it.

Everything here is amazing! Packed, flavorful sandwiches and wraps. A must try in Charlottesville!read more

Stopped at this place from out of town due to good reviews. No warning that we'd be waiting over 39…read moreminutes for one sub...

Amazing service, the people working here are nice. They serve a variety of warm food in the deli…read morewhich I've taken advantage of quite a bit as someone living in the area. I highly recommend trying their chicken and their subs/sandwiches!

For the past two years, I would check out this quaint grocery store and would find some interesting…read morestuff, Gearhart's blueberry chocolate bar, for instance. The only store that sell this in the Crozet area. I come here for the avocados. If there are local organic vegetables, make sure to buy it right away! Cheaper than HT and WF. Most of their produce are cheaper but a hit or miss, I usually find that they have better produce on Wednesdays(?). Speaking of local, I could not believe my eyes when I saw pasture-raised eggs from Farfield Farms at Afton, Va! I have been lurking for so long and I have never been happier. Granted that they carry grass-fed beef and pasture raised chickens, I would totally become their most loyal customer, and my family's food budget spent here! FYI:I've seen someone who work for a restaurant here in Crozet buy ground beef in bulk. LOL! Just make your own burgers at home! What else to get here: European wild caught sardines, Dr. Bronners liquid soap, beans and rice. Concierge?! Who said chivalry is dead? The gentlemen who work here would help carry my grocery bags to my car.

Bought an eight-piece chicken. Should be two breasts, two wings, two legs, two thighs. Instead was…read morethree legs, three wings, one breast, one thigh. Not marked as being different. This is also one of many times prices have come up several dollars different than the sticker matching the product. This is a ripoff. Go to Harris Teeter; if they make a mistake, they fix it and they're about as local as "Crozet Market." I've overpaid several times because lines are so long with only one cashier that I don't make a fuss but y'all need to fix price tags and provide service. Don't expect one cashier to run your whole store, especially since you charge more than any other market.

Awesome spot. Love the food, decor, friendly service. My kids loved the waffles. Great coffee…read more Location is terrific as well. We are making a detour on a road trip just so we can go back here next week and try it again! Side note: I also took my baby to get changed in bathroom and appreciated 1) they had great changing table for baby and 2) the bathroom was clean and tidy!

Amazing restaurant with delicious vegan food, good service, and inclusive environment. A safe space…read morewith fantastic fare. One of our favorites. Worth the stop even if you don't know much about vegan food, you will not be disappointed.

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.

We stop here at least once a month on our way through the area. Staff is always friendly and…read morehelpful. Convenience store, bathrooms, and restaurant area are always clean and well maintained. Food is tasty and there's a ton of options. My ONLY complaint is there's only two bathrooms and always a line. We'd recommend this business to anyone!

This was a decent store meaning the people were very nice and polite but I hate to say this but all…read morethe food we got was so tasteless. The cheesecake, carrot cake, and $6.99 rice crispy treat that was home made I guess we're definitely not worth the money we spent.