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.

Brownsville Market offers quality food at decent prices. The cheeseburgers are great, and the…read morecurrent specials on ice cream and pepperoni pizza are very nice! The staff there is largely quite friendly and accommodating.

I've heard a bit about the fried chicken here and since I was driving through, we stopped for…read morelunch. I'll explain my 4-star a bit. For a gas station without much around, it was a good meal at a reasonable price. I went with the 3-piece dinner, which gets you a thigh, wing, drumstick, and two sides. There were a few options and I went with scalloped potatoes and onion rings... Oh, and a dinner roll. For $9.99 it felt pretty reasonable. Chicken and sides were warm. Chicken was crispy, good seasoning, but not complex flavor. Onion rings are real onion rings (not minced) and batter fried. Scalloped potatoes were better than expected and they were a decent portion. In the end, it was good fried chicken from a gas station, though I don't think I'd go out of the way for it. Driving past at meal time and it's a reasonable option that won't break the bank.

Nasty little store. Stopped for gas and food but unfortunately will have to go elsewhere. Move on…read moredown the road to Exxon.

Sandwiches have gone downhill - In the past, I really enjoyed their hot sandwiches or made to order…read moresandwiches, but I haven't been in several months until today because this past spring, I went around 3pm and they told me they had no one to make sandwiches since the person had left for an errand. They no longer offer Boars Head and have replaced their cold cuts with another brand. Today the sandwiches I ordered - BLT and Adams lacked flavor. There was a good portion of sliced meat which was a good thing, considering the cost is about $7. The place is clean and you can eat upstairs. It's a nice gas station but pass on the sandwiches.

LOCATION. This is the closest gas station to Massanutten. We stopped here only to fill up on gas…read more ACCESS TO/FROM PUMPS. Given the layout of the road to/from Massanutten, this gas station is easier to access when leaving Massanutten rather than going in. Once in, there are multiple pumps that were relatively easy to access. It tends to be a busy station with cars accessing the pumps and the parking spots directly in front of the store. GAS PRICE. The price per gallon was competitive with prices that we had seen on our way to Massanutten from central Virginia. We did notice a station on Rte. 33 towards Harrisonburg that was 2-cents per gallon cheaper later on the same day. We didn't go into the store, but noticed a sign for "Raise the Roost", chicken and biscuits which are sold in the store.

Idk who's cooking back there maybe Helen Keller but that chicken was top tier buns I could cook…read moresome on the asphalt in the parking lot better and don't even get me started on the Mac and cheese my days son idk if they put concrete mix in that but that crap was harder than a box of nails I could've used that crap to rob the store and then having the nerve too throw a dry biscuit in the box along with it trying to choke a feller? don't eat anything they have here because at this very moment in time I feel like hitting a little Kurt Cobain action on myself

As the name suggests, Midtowne sells tons of convenience items like snack food, batteries,…read moretoothpaste, cigarettes, juice, beer, even hot dogs that are cooked there at Midtowne. But the best thing about Midtowne is the amazing selection for EVERYTHING. This is the place for a beer snob....they even sell Delerium! Not to mention the amazing support they show for the local market--they sell muffins, cookies and other baked goods made by local people, and always have a few CDs from local bands (which Harrisonburg has no lack of!). Also, there's usually a bulletin board up displaying events happening in the area like live music, farmers markets, yard sales and things of this nature. The service is usually great--my favorite employee is Chris--the most friendly and helpful guy in Harrisonburg. Support Downtown Harrisonburg--shop at Midtowne!

Midtowne Market is a great little convenience store in downtown Harrisonburg. It has the little…read morefood items you might need on a whim. They also carry pre-made lunch type food. More importantly, and the reason I am writing this review, is that Midtowne Market stocks an ever changing selection of unusual/hard to find beers. They stock Rouge Ales, Bell's Beer (a good brewery from Michigan), and many other brands that you will be hard pressed to find without a trip to Northern Virginia. Finally, note that their selection is ever changing, so on a positive note there will usually be something new to try, but on a negative note, you might find your new favorite beer only to have it disappear the next time you visit. It's not perfect, but it's a refreshing change from the usual beers sold at supermarkets elsewhere.

I love this little grocery store, Graves Market. It is not the closest market to me, Black Bear…read moreMarket is way closer, but this is my go to Market. I love this place because they are nice to me. They remember my from year to year, and they just make me feel welcome and happy. Okay, Ashley's Market does that too, but they are way further up the road! Oh, and my husband loves this place because the gas is corn free, and the price is always right. Plus, he gets a kick out of filling from the old style pumps from before the pumps became gas dispensing ATM machines that play non-stop commercials. Parking is limited, but if you live in Wintergreen, Graves Market should be your go-to stop before you start up the mountain and check-in before you go because there is not a cell service at that location.

With as much driving as I do, I'm always looking for the least expensive gasoline and this time,…read moreGasBuddy pointed us to here for a refueling. Super easy at this station near I-64 and US-250. Busy but open, accessible and clean. After refueling, inside for restrooms and hand washing. Mrs. K. reported that the ladies room was very good, I found the men's room to be okay with some water on the counter and filled trash bins but otherwise good. The shelves in the convenience store were stocked with clear prices. We did not need any snacks at this point. [Review 1224 of 2026 - 1588 in Virginia - 26403 overall]

We were in the midst of heading back to our home base when we needed to make a pit stop for…read morefacilities. Pulling into Waynesboro once again, we made our way to the nearest Sheetz. This was meant to be a quick stop, but ended up taking a bit longer than expected. Pulled in and found a spot. Opted to park a few spots down from the doors and make our way inside. Made a b-line to the facilities. The men's facilities were in working order. However, my colleague wasn't having as much luck as I did. I made my way outside to wait on her and was informed that one of the stalls was not in working order. Before we headed out of here we were planning the rest of our day. How long it was going to be to get home and where to get lunch. Even though we were parked in the lot, we didn't feel rushed to get going. Decent stop, well used location.

a very small place with a family feel .. prices reasonable.. mushroom Swiss burgers were good…read morehomemade onion rings with homemade ketchup..

From the owner: Come Experience the American Dream. A true family run business in the heart of beautiful Schuyler,…read moreVa. Some of the best home cooking around. Stop by and say hello. Breakfast and biscuits made from scratch. We serve real hand scooped ice cream. Delicious made from scratch pizza (100% Homemade Dough), subs and (hand pattied) burgers. We serve a daily dinner special which starts at 4:00 pm Mon-Sat. We look forward to seeing you!