Rip Off! picked up some prepackaged hamburger, it was weighted it at check out, didn't take tare…read morefor the package (tare off sets the cost of packaging so you only pay for the product). Cashier just blew me off. A roll of white paper weighs about 40 pounds, so just for the hamburger at $8 a pound means they made $320 off that roll of paper. So if a company is not honest in weight what else is going on behind the scene? Never going back

Make sure they completely understand your order. Ordered steak sliced a certain way and ended up…read morewith tiny chunks...Called and they said to bring it back in and they will recut. Explain to me how we paid $89.00 and the recut meat $63.00 and we were refused a refund because it was too much work to process the WRONG order. Not to mention they recut a cheaper cut of meat. When asked why we couldnt have the same cut we paid for we were told it would be $180.00...Please explain the math

The whole store is fantastic. The food section has really high quality ingredients, fresh spices,…read moreand abundant baking supplies. Loads of pickled vegetables, enormous selection of jams and jellies, dried fruits and nuts, pasta in all of its yummy varieties, and all without the added preservatives. Loads of farm to market cheese, German style sausages, local butter, and dairy fresh milk every Thursday. The candy isle is of the old fashioned variety and guaranteed to wreck any diet. Quality chocolate, amazing fudge, old school sweets and licorice, proper salty snacks, the works. The sandwich shop is also fantastic. They are quick and affordable, with first quality ingredients. They are fast, especially given that they are customized, and the staff is fantastic. The whole place is spotless and keeps with the low key quality one would expect from Mennonites. Highly recommend.

Great selection of cheese and other treats. The people are very friendly and helpful.read more

I went with with a group Of Ethel's for lunch. I was…read moredelighted to see a stuffed baked acorn squash on the menu. It was delicious. Other menu items were a panini and an Amish pot pie. Everyone seemed happy with their food. You order and pay at the register. We talked with the chef afterward and he was willing to accommodate me as I avoid gluten,but said he would fix us whatever we wanted next time we come back. Where else does a chef say that? The owner told me they also have a patio if we want to sit outside. Very happy to go back anytime. Sorry I was so hungry and excited about my food I forgot to take a picture.

Cute little grocery store offering a selection of local produce, homemade soups, sandwiches, and…read moresweets, as well as hot tea, coffee, and espresso. They were more than happy to let me be a guinea pig for their new espresso machine. They also offer catering. Nu-Beginning is super inviting and homey in the best way. It's a gem of a small business with owners as sweet as pie.

I was in town visiting relatives so we decided to check this place out. Very clean inside with…read morefriendly staff. Great variety of meats to take home including house made sausage and charcuterie. I got ham and Tasso ham and they were both excellent . Cooked a steak at home that was very flavorful

Best ham biscuit I've ever had. Slightly salty. Hot sauce (not too spicy) is a perfect complement.read more

Nice to see such a lovely selection of gift items in addition to meats and produce. It was a great…read moreaddition to our vacation, but if we lived in the area we'd definitely visit weekly. Great prices, too!

What a lovely little market filled with beautiful, healthy, fresh homegrown or tiny farm grown…read moreproduce. Plus products like homemade breads and jams. Vendors selling all kinds of hand-crafted original clothing and jewelry, too. Lots to look at and gather in your basket to take home and make an amazing meal with ingredients that were just pulled out of the ground. A nice selection of meats are available, too. On the day we were there, there was no music but I hear that was a rare quiet day, that mostly there is a local group playing and that must make it very festive. All vendors are under tents, so rain not really an issue, nor sun in the warmer months. A very friendly atmosphere both from the vendors and the patrons. Worth making the stop and checking out the local goods for sale.

If I have given the store 0 rating I would have done it. The scale is rigged in the meat…read moredepartment. I got got fresh meat from the store and it weighed at 6.13 lb when I came home I weighed the meat and it was only 5.15 lb, it was cleaned and weighed at the store so no cleaning was involved.

This is a winner, relatively new, and incidentally stumbled upon after a requisite Chung's haircut…read more A new, eastern, asian, middle eastern grocery with a similar *and* unique inventory to the two other choices in Cville. Some examples: lebanese groceries, big fresh pita, lavash, other exotic breads, bulgarian cheese, kashkaval, syrian cheese, cans and has of all the required pickles (olives, red peppers and turnips), turkish groceries, indian/pakistani spices, arab desserts (fresh and frozen), unique flavored malt drinks, etc etc etc etc....... And the owner said he was awaiting a specialized oven, to bake his own fresh naan. Hoorah. If these intersect your culinary crosshairs, then you gotta stop here, and stock up on everything you didn't knowyouneeded....

Easy parking, nice variety, friendly folks. Special shout out for Grain Story Bakery's cake,…read moreshortbread, and pretzels made from locally grown and ground flour. After the market we started lunch with dessert: Grain Story cake paired with Sugar Cube cantaloupe (also from the farmers market) and Keto vanilla bean ice cream. Yummy!

Bombay Chai serves the most perfect Chai. It is subtle, aromatic and and pleasing. The caffeine…read morecontent is not too strong, and the sweetness is just enough. They are obviously doing something right, as Bahrat told me that they often sell twelve gallons on a Saturday. His wife Shashma prepares a lovely Poha. I watched her carefully squeezing lemon juice over the "potato rice" with seasoned peanuts, tomatoes, cilantro, coconut and pomegranate seeds. As I dug into it I even found itty bitty mildly hot peppers, and what I think were tiny tender lime leaves. On a quick glance this appears to be simple Indian street food which it is, but once you sit down and savor the complexity of flavors you realize that no, it is perfect Indian food brimming with authenticity.