Flotzie's is worth the visit. Soft serve: vanilla chocolate and their flavor of the week. Good…read morepricing and portions Looks like a trailer in a corner of an opening lot. They made the surrounding areas pleasant to sit, while enjoying treats! I got a cow pie, but wanted a flotzie in the end!

We had just finished up touring nearby Luray Caverns (beautiful!) and were in the mood for some ice…read morecream. Flotzie's Soft Serve is conveniently located nearby, set up behind the Liberty Gas Station/7 Eleven in the shared parking lot. The shop itself is a walkup to order, but they've created a really fun atmosphere by adding picnic tables, a little shelter area, and a variety of outdoor games and activities. Nice set up! The menu is large and offers a nice variety. We opted to go with the flotzies of the name, which were described as being similar to a Blizzard/McFlurry style treat. The mint chocolate chip was great and the portion size was generous. Service was friendly and efficient.

Just picked up a glass bottle coke, some hot sauce, and this amazing beef jerky! A definitively…read moresmall town, quaint shop, bursting with variety and true knowledge of "Home Grown."

This is a fantastic one-stop-shop for fresh (locally grown) produce, milk, bread, pastas, eggs…read more. etc. It's conveniently located on Rt 340 and how better to spend a few bucks than supporting a small, local business. The owners are super friendly and very knowledgeable. Definitely pick up some Chocolate Milk, Tortilla Chips, Steaks and Chicken. For a small shop, it has so much to offer!

I had the best time at a stop here. The owner and staff are so friendly, and very knowledgeable…read moreabout the crystals and gems they sell. They have the neatest black-light cubby for fluorescent gems. The store cat it's the cutest and super friendly. And I fell in love with every goat pig and chicken there. Will definitely be back!

Farmers Market dream... not only do they have fresh produce, dairy products and dry goods, seasonal…read moreflowers, plants and herbs, but there's an animal farm, a garden shop, a rock & mineral store, and a gift shop! This place has it all! The resident tortoise kitty is friendly and cute, pet friendly. The light fixtures and lamps are so unique! The fall selection of pumpkins and mums is plentiful. The owners are also building a coffee shop which will add even more charm to this country corner in Luray! Pop in! I bought herbs, handmade greeting cards, linens and more! Pop in!

Super friendly staff, very welcoming. Prices are the cheapest I've ever seen for ice cream…read more Pineapple Coconut was delicious. Store was very clean. Only negative is they had some pictures of some really good new flavors listed on the menu and they didn't have any. They were also out of a lot of flavors.

[928] 6/20/2019…read more This new Baskin Robins location is located in the same shopping center as Walmart. It shares retail space with Dunkin Donuts. The staff is friendly. They have a large selection of ice cream combinations. Tons of parking and spaces to sit and enjoy your treat I'll be back

I'm a bit conflicted on this one. The prices were decent, the food was good, and the facility kept…read moreyour eyes moving the whole time. So why just 'ok'? Well it all came down to the customer service and food delivery time. When we first sat down, nothing was mentioned to us about the service times. We were greeted and just kinda tossed into a spot. I say it that way b/c they weren't very amenable in how they sat us. After sitting down, they did the order, drinks, etc. like usual. The catch - they were MASSIVELY behind on their ticket times. Was it busy? A little, there were still seats around us available though. Now when I say massively behind, it took us nearly 50 minutes for our food to arrive. That's just crazy for a lunch service. In the future, if they were that behind on ticket times, it would help all the customers in the restaurant (allowing tickets to stop backlogging), and set the expectations for the new customers coming in. Maybe it was a one-off, but it definitely prevented us from even considering it when we were looking at places to eat. Food Taste: 5 Overall Service: 2 Value of food to cost: 4 Facility: 5 Ambiance: Mom/Pop place that has a nice rustic, yet small town and nostalgic feel. Repeat customer: eh.. maybe? Dog Friendly: no

Gathering Grounds was really great! The host was so welcoming and helpful, we were planning to just…read moreget some coffee and breakfast sandwiches to go but he invited us to sit for a minute to look at the menu and the café had such a nice atmosphere, we decided to take the time to eat in. Wonderful pancakes, egg sandwich, and avocado toast. My eggs were a little past over-easy but it was the only thing that wasn't perfect (and the host offered to have them redone but I said it was fine). We got a blueberry cream cookie and a lemon bar as an appetizer because sometimes we're a little extra and they were SO GOOD! I love a good pastry case and theirs was top notch. There were plentiful refills on the coffee (nice and hearty brew). Our server was so attentive and nice that we tipped extra. Just an all-around surprisingly excellent experience here.

No reservations; first come first served. Glad i arrived…read moreshortly after the 5pm open. Excellent service by Maddy. Loved the black bean burger; tasted very homemade. Had it with Swiss, no aioli, no pickle and subbed excellent side salad for the fries. Lettuce tomato and red onion on the burger were excellent. Those who arrived first were seated in the padded booths. Writing this review while sitting on the hotel porch. I enjoyed peeking into their breakfast room to see the gorgeous historic murals painted on the wall.

Cool little dinner spot in the inn. Apparently has live music some nights but we didn't have it…read morethat night. Nice little bar there too. We got oysters which were good. The entrees were stuffed pork chops and the shrimp / scallop. The service is very attentive. Great little place to check for dinner if you have a chance.

Awesome burgers and club sandwich! Hit the spot after hiking all day. So good we came back the…read morenext night. The owner was very kind and helpful and is an amazing cook. Wish we lived nearby and could come back.

Cute little place to grab a bite and some essentials while you're out near Luray. We were so…read moreimpressed with the club sandwiches we got- honestly one of the best clubs I've ever had! Service was very friendly and prompt. It's a bit removed from downtown Luray but a nice gem if you're in the area.

This place probably doesn't get the love it should because of the touristy feel. It has great…read moreviews in the dining room. The servers are generally pretty nice but you can tell they cover a lot of tables so attention gets split. The food was pretty good. The delight drink is really good. The Black berry ice cream pie and chocolate torte are absolutely worth trying.

So let's start with the good - the scenery might be unbeatable. The restaurant is positioned near a…read moremountain ledge and gives you amazing views of Shenandoah and the Blue Ridge Mountains. I think you could just sit here all day and enjoy the mountain breeze from sunrise to sunset - you get both views because of where Skyland is positioned, but the sunset is definitely peak (pun intended) The food though, is not the best. We got the Mac and cheese which was decent, but definitely looks better than it tastes, but the "beef stew" has nowhere enough sauce for the amount of rice they give you, and the rice tastes like the 1 minute rice you get at the supermarkets. Definitely come to enjoy the views, but don't expect much from the food to elevate the experience.

After a day of spelunking...of sorts...we were ready for dinner. Before heading out to Luray, I…read moreresearched what restaurants were in the area. Circa '31 stood out as they had burgers, salads, sandwiches and some main courses. When we decided to go there, our son-in-law looked up the directions and we were pleased to see it wasn't far from the Caverns and an easy drive. The restaurant is in the Mimslyn Inn and is easy to find it once inside. Since we were having an early dinner, there was only one couple in the place. Our server seated and greeted our party of six. We sat at a huge table that could accommodate twelve. She arranged things so we were seated at one end. She took our drink orders. We all had soft drinks. I was pleased to see that they had sweet iced tea. Along with our drinks, we were given a bread basket and some butter with chives in it. The bread was fresh and the butter added nice flavor. For my main course, I got "butternut squash ravioli and lobster". This was a great dish. It consists of: "Butternut squash and parmesan ravioli with sauteed lobster and asparagus in a tarragon cream sauce". The delicate flavor of the butternut squash came through clearly. While the parmesan barely registered, that was fine with me. The tarragon cream sauce had great flavor yet it didn't overpower the components of the dish. The lobster portion was generous. Three in our party got the "Country Ham BLT". It consists of: "Fried salt cured Virginia ham, fried green tomatoes, crisp lettuce, pimento cheese on grilled rye served with a pickle and seasoned waffle fries". Those who had this sandwich raved about its flavor and its uniqueness. More than once they said how much they liked it. Two got the "Mimslyn burger" which consists of: "6 oz. local Burners Farm ground beef burger, lettuce, tomato, thick sliced red onions on a toasted brioche roll served with a pickle and seasoned waffle fries". One could add cheese for no extra cost and had a choice of different cheeses. Two added American cheese to theirs while one chose no cheese. One decided he didn't want fries and the server told him he could substitute a veggie from the selection in stock. He chose collard greens as he never had them before and wanted to try them. Everybody liked their burgers and fries. The one who got the collard greens didn't like them. To me, they looked bland and my guess is that was why he didn't like them. We didn't have dessert even though the offerings were tempting. I had hoped to post more photos but one of our grandsons offered to take photos of the sandwich, burger and collard greens...but...they didn't come out. The dining room has that southern charm to it. Our server was very nice and since it was slow when we were there, she engaged us in conversation. If you are in Luray and looking for a good spot for dinner, we all highly recommend Circa '31.

Came here on Friday night. I ordered the blueberry lemonade. I have a sweet tooth, but this was so…read moredisgustingly sweet. It tasted like pure corn syrup. I took one sip and said I'd like to send it back (probably the first time I have ever asked to return a drink in my life). They charged me for the drink anyway. Ordered the duck. The mashed potatoes were good. The broccolini was acceptable, and the duck (ordered medium-rare) was medium-well done, and incredibly disappointing. My husband ordered the chicken. The chicken was acceptable, as was the broccolini, but the couscous was flavorless and gross. I would not recommend going here.

Great little convenience store in town. Staff are friendly and helpful. Parking is limited though…read moreso you may find yourself parking near the sign or by the closed down bank. We like to stop by every once in a while to get snacks and drinks. The donuts are pretty good too.

Good place to stop for body re-fueling in Old Town Luray. Picked up some cold bottled water and…read moreDiet Soda here. Of course all the normal 7-Eleven goods are available here: coffee, tea, beer, donuts, snacks, toiletries, and more. An ATM and gas pumps are also available.