Old Hill Cider is part of Showalter's Orchard. You see one, you see the other. The orchard grows…read morethe apples that are used in the cider. (In the fall, you can even pick the apples!!) If you're in the area, Old Hill is a great spot to try. You can't go wrong with cider, especially with the number of options that they have that range from dry to sweet. We tried the cider flight and Jenny was amazing! She was very attentive and friendly. I asked about the LOVE sign and she not only pointed me in the direction but she was nice enough to talk our picture! Do a guided tasting. Or take the flight and sit outside and enjoy the view. Make sure to stop in during the fall and enjoy the changing colors, some apple picking, and their apple cider donuts!

Delicious crisp ciders with unique flavors and a light touch of sweetness. The ciders aren't sugary…read moresweet like Angry Orchard or Bold Rock but not dry like the ciders down south in Charlottesville. The tasting is a great deal and I believe it's $5 for 5 tastings and you can pay extra for more samples. There are no flights. The Off the Press cider with no added sugar was quite sweet on its own and my favorite! My hubby enjoyed the peach and Honey Ginger cider. The cinnamon spiced Wassail cider was tasty and perfect for the fall and comes in larger 16 oz cans (4 pack is $14) while some of the other flavors like the Honey Ginger and Peach ciders come in smaller, 12 oz cans (4 pack for $11). We bought 3 packs - Wassail, Honey Ginger, and Off the Press (Peach was sold out!) and devoured them within a week! I wasn't a big fan of the Strawberry and Blackberry ciders. There's outdoor seating to soak in the sweeping views of the Shenandoah hillside and the beautiful fields and pastures! The indoor seating is a bit cramped for only a dozen or so people. There's a small market next door that sells produce and meat. The food truck sold cider donuts and some hot food and drinks, I wish the donut was hot (it was stone cold!). Love the cider and will be back when we're in the area!

This honey is amazing and for some reason my local Mom's Organic Market has stopped selling…read moreit...must find a new place to buy! All tips welcome.

Have been purchasing raw honey from here, Singers Glenn about a year. My spouse and I enjoy it…read moreevery day! Thank you, it's the Best. We purchase the 80oz jar. Wonderful product/ Apiary.

Must visit bakery when in Luray VA or checking out Shenandoah National Park (45ish mins away)…read more Located on main street, we were lucky enough to grab a parking spot right in front. Main Street both feels & looks like a home turned into a bakery, it also smelled delicious inside. The staff were super friendly and welcoming. They greeted us within seconds and also gave lots of great recommendations for shops/restaurants around town. This was my first time having quiche and Chef Chuck did not disappoint. The bread pudding was also amazing! Not normally a fan of raisins in baked goods but was still tasty. We ended up coming back Saturday morning for the cinnamon rolls and really glad we did. They were fluffy and delicious but not too sweet. Highly recommend stopping by if you have a chance.

Cute little bakery with a variety of baked goods. We got a cinnamon bun and cheese danish, both…read morewere delicious. Just a couple of two top tables inside for seating, no patio seating from what I could see.

We stumbled upon this permanent roadside market when traveling between central Virginia and…read moreClarksburg, West Virginia -- and while trying to avoid roads that would put us into harm's way given the winter weather advisory for the mountains of WV. Snow of up in 8" in April?! There were a lot of cars in the small parking lot -- which is always a good sign. There was also a sign for a deli which gave us hope that we could pick up a late lunch. Better than that, they had a grill! We ordered a quick lunch -- one bacon cheeseburger with lettuce and tomato, one chili cheese hot dog, one bag of Walnut Creek cheddar and sour cream potato chips (2.25 oz), and a bottle of Kutztown birch beer (24 oz) -- all for $11 something, including tax but before tip. There are two community tables, one of which we shared with Ernie, a local, who gave us great advice on which roads to avoid for our onward travels. The shop is worthy of a longer browse. They seem to have a bit of everything. For instance, fruits and vegetables, refrigerator cases with milk, homemade macaroni or tuna salads, fresh deli items, cast iron frying pans, hardware store items, phone charging plugs, greeting cards, and so much more. Staff were also very friendly. We ordered at the counter, and our hot items were brought to our table. We self-selected the soda and chips from the floor. You need to pay only when it's time to leave.

We love this little market. Not only can you get sandwiches, cakes, and snacks, but they also have…read morea groceries and a hardware store. We get fresh locally grown vegetables and also the occasional fried ham sandwich. Everyone who works here is super friendly and helpful. This is definitely the go-to spot in the Lost River Valley for those of us who live here and also the adventurers who come out for the wild and wonderful Bed-and-Breakfast experiences.

My wife brought me a steak sandwich from here. It was probably one of the best I've had in a long…read moretime. Actual steaks on the sandwich... yes, you read that right STEAKS... it had at least two ribeyes on it!!! I don't have pics, but Holy smokes, what a sandwich. Thank you!!

I have eaten here and the food was delicious. I decided to go try the coffee yesterday and I have…read moreto say that it was pretty tasty. It isn't overly bitter or anything. It has almost a sweetness to it as the flavor is rich. The cold coffees are great also and so are the ppl inside that serve you. Try not to stay too long though, because you'll spend a lot of money with all the great things they have to offer here. Dont forget to go upstairs and hit some golf balls.

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!

Spent the day at George Washington National Forest, and started the south end of Peter's Mill at…read moreEdinburg Gap. We ended the trail at the north end of Peter's Mill, and we needed to air up bc our portable compressor was not functioning. They ended up having a superb air compressor to use, the attendants turned it on from the inside. We were aired up and back on the road in less than 10 mins!

What a cool place. I stopped today to pick up a trail pass for Taskers Gap, The guy running the…read moreplace was making pepperoni rolls for the day and fresh bread. I grabbed a coffee and we talked for a few minutes - for what ever reason we starred talking about Romania (ask him about it.). Outside there was a small local farmers market with great produce, baked goods, roasted almonds, etc. After my tail ride I stopped back for a pepperoni roll - totally worth it. It seems like the heart of little Fort Valley.

A well-stocked general store with exceptional subs and sandwiches and good selection of beer and…read morewine! This store serves the Basye and Orkney Springs communities as well as Bryce Resort.

Read a few reviews about how unfriendly and pricey this place is. Unfriendly, nope! Everyone was…read morevery friendly. Pricey...okay, yes it is, BUT remember, this store is in the middle of nowhere and it's a convenient store. You pay the price for the convenience of a store not in a major town in the middle of nowhere. Just like any other convenience store ‍ With that said, this store has everything you could possibly want in the mountains. From over the counter medicine to steaks, beer, utensils, gas, ice, fire wood, slushy machine and coffee to name a few. There's too much to list, so I took many pictures with the hopes that they help others to see what they carry. I gave them 4 stars because we ordered two deli sandwiches and only one of them had everything we wanted on it even though we said on both. The chicken salad sandwich was a little sweet for our liking as well. Other than that, it was very clean and well stocked! Yes, there is not much parking, but it's not small either...this isn't Walmart. In conclusion, they have a very wide variety of food and hardware items. You will find what you need here.