I'd steer clear!! Just had a traumatic experience of biting into a chocolate covered cashew and…read morenoticing something fuzzy in the middle??? I pulled it out a little and noticed what looked like bug abdomen and YES :D a choc cashew from the bag I've been snacking on for 2 days had some kind of bug with a web or cocoon inside :D I purchased 3 bags of candy that I will NOT BE EATING!!! And I checked the back to see the shelf date but not the exp date? I'm worried. Please check if you buy. Thanks for the trust issues Red Truck also your staff is very lovely please stop torturing them and everyone who enters with that insane bell!

Tbh only went in to look around, but the nonchalant young man at the counter was so easygoing and…read moresold me so well on the fudge. I love seeing people enthusiastic with their jobs and this man was the willy Wonka of fudge selling. And complimented my pin. The fudge was delightful too. Very good store.

Everything they are amazing. I take my grandchildren there. We love it. It's the best field trip…read moreever!! We could shop but also learn something while we were there

Very helpful and friendly. A little hard to find but he had plenty of candy. Clean atmosphere. Hard…read morecandy is hard to find, we like it especially around the holidays.

I have been here a few times with my family and we love it! We are always greeted upon entering by…read morethe woman at the register. They have so many options for treats. I typically get a milkshake. I've had the banana pudding and the banana cream pie. Both are delicious. They are pretty large so definitely something to share with someone if you cannot finish it. There are also little things you can purchase on the right side of the store when entering. They have freeze dried candies and gift type things like keychains and cups and whatnot. The place is pretty small so there is only two tables and some chairs near the front. They also have a few tables outside as well.

Delightful little ice cream shop in the heart of Suffolk. We stopped after walking around Lake Mead…read morePark. We were immediately greeted when walking in the door, the respectful addressing as "ma'am" and "sir" to me and my husband was also super refreshing, as in today's food service industry, you don't get that much anymore!! The shop doesn't hold a lot of people. 2 other families walked in at the same time we were there, but it was fine. Just noting for people who like to stay and chill. The ice cream wasn't as creamy as I had hoped, but still very nice! Would return!

Love this place! It's bread and snacks at a STEEP discount from regular store shelf prices. Stores…read morehave to remove items from the shelf a certain time before best by dates. Items are still good and this place will sell them away cheaper depending on close to date. Stuff is still good not moldy or anything crazy. Been coming to places like this since I was a kid. Check it out if you've never been!

Great prices and pretty good selection. I drive a lot on very long road trips and always get my car…read moresnacks here. Sweet and savory snacks galore! It's a little out of my way but worth the drive. The staff always have me laughing with their banter, too. I wish they were open more hours but fortunately I can make it over after work, before they close.

I see On The Spot Creamery (OTSC) food trailer parked at the 3W Farmers Market parking lot often,…read moreso when we saw it parked there yesterday, on our way back from a birthday party, I did a sharp turn in! According to the man in the trailer, they make all their ice creams in the food trailer. At the time of our visit, they had five flavors of ice cream available, but only in cups. He said that they had had a busy day and ran out of cones. He had also shut down the milkshake machine. In terms of savory items, they had lobster rolls (not sure if this is a regular item), but they also had a few varieties of hot dogs. My kids had asked for a sample of the watermelon sorbet. I thought it had more of a citrus hint to it, rather than the pure flavor of watermelon itself, so we opted for the vanilla and chocolate flavors. Both sorbet and ice creams had a great, creamy texture though! For a kids cup, it'll run you about $4 which I think is about average for an ice cream spot/food truck prices. It was a nice cold treat on these awful humid days! Eat it quick! The man said that he will be there next weekend, which I am assuming with the frequency that I've seen him there, is that he may be there every weekend on the regular. Enjoy, Friends!

Great little place to stop by in Chesapeake! Right out in front of the 3 W's Farmers Market off…read moreCenterville and Etheridge Manor. I always love a good farmers market but i also love a good food truck (especially with homemade ice cream)! The hot dogs and strawberry milkshake were amazing!! They actually used real strawberries in the strawberry milkshake

This place is lovely, I just love it and I like the ice cream and pepsi and the people are so nice.read more

Love everything about this market. Great selection of vegetables and fruits…read more They also have a lot of canned vegetables, fruits, sauces, jellies, butters, and much more. The owners are the best. The employees follow suit. They're awesome as well. How we encourage anyone to visit this wonderful establishment!

If you visit Suffolk, you've got to go to the Planters Peanut Center! Shell yeah!! Home of…read morePlanters Peanuts and the Mr. Peanut iconic character, sporting his top hat, monocle & cane, be sure to grab a photo with his statue at the corner of Washington & Main in the historic downtown area. A couple blocks away you'll find this big, red, brick building and you'll know you've come to the place! Since 1967, the folks here have been roasting peanuts in their antique roaster for fans of these famous nuts to enjoy! You'll be walking into a slice of history when you enter this old country peanut store, that doubles as a makeshift peanut museum!! You'll see antique advertising signs and posters of the brand, vintage machinery and equipment, toys and other peanut novelties, various figures of Mr. Peanut through the years he hasn't changed much), and glass shelves with cool nostalgic peanut memorabilia. It's not fancy or ostentatious, just chock full of nutty paraphernalia! We were nuts about the place! (Insert groan here!) The sweet lady behind the counter knew her nuts! And we stocked up like a squirrel in fall! We bought cashews, almonds, several cans of regular peanuts, redskin Spanish peanuts, small travel peanut snack packs, a bag of shelled peanuts and a tub of amazing peanut brittle! We were traveling and it was warm outside, so we didn't get the chocolate covered nuts for fear of melting, but we will on our next trip in cooler weather! You may not "peg" yourself as a peanut person, but one sample of these crunchy, fresh, healthy "nut"ritious legumes, and you'll be a convert! George Washington Carver would be proud to see this humble shop still thriving! Don't be a goober, "hull" yourself over to this peanut paradise and see for yourself! (Also, order online from their catalog!)

They have the best double dipped peanuts. The chocolate dipped toffee is amazing. Taylor is so…read morefriendly and helpful. We stop by every trip to Suffolk. Make sure to ask for Taylor and a sample. We haven't tried the roasted peanuts, but they fresh roast a couple times a week.

Pouring money into gambling machines while the restrooms and store are dirty, poorly designed, and…read morefalling apart. Seems like they value taking advantage of poor souls with a gambling addiction over serving families and general customers who want a clean, well kept building. We will go elsewhere. IMHO, keep driving! (there's a Wawa nearby)

The good is the nostalgia of the border store, but it's not what it used to be. But it has the…read moreessentials.