I don't get to go every week, but wish I could. The vendors are always polite and friendly,…read moreknowledgeable too.There are some different things on a regular basis. Lots of homemade stuff, too like bread and muffins. We have had meat from local farmers that was as good as or better than most restaurants. In the spring they sell plants too.

The sell locally sourced produce.... some is a lil pricey but worth it. Things like huge beefsteak…read moretype maters, one slice completely covers the bread. Something our local Food Lion doesn't carry. However, they are selling watermelons for $10 while Food Lion is selling them for $5. One of the reasons I can afford to buy certain items at "Moores" is by saving money shopping at Food Lion. Normally I grow my own garden. Unfortunately this year, my health issues are preventing that. I did just eat a mater sandwich with a big tomato I bought from Moores and my taste buds and tummy are mighty happy.

I got my first fruit mix basket my fruits from Moore's local farm, the quality of fruits and…read morevegetables are outstanding. Everything is fresh, flavorful, and clearly grown with care. You can really taste the difference compared to store-bought produce. Highly recommend Moore's Farm

We have enjoyed every time that we have gone to the bakery, which was behind Delicate Flower Bed…read moreand Breakfast on Virginia Avenue. We have eaten there several times both eat in and take out. They have the most wonderful quiche and all of there sweet goods. We have had honey buns and. Bear claws and.several other sweet morning choices. The food is excellent and the service was extremely timely and everything was heated and so tasty. If you are visiting Lake Carr and the Clarksville community you would be making a big mistake if you do not go and have at least breakfast, brunch or lunch at a excellent well run establishment that is family owned. when we went the ambience was quiet and had light music playing Put it on your go to vacation calendar because you will not be disappointed. In fact, tomorrow is my sweet MARY's birthday and I am gonna take her up there for brunch! I'll post some pictures tomorrow.. they have opened a new location and it is on Virginia Avenue right beside Hites!! Blessings!!

The food is always fresh made, service is phenomenal caring. The ambience is so relaxed and…read moretranquil. Very flavorful delicious daily meal made. The quiche is so good we got more to go. The deserts are sweet but so overwhelming sugary. Coffee is so robust and peacefully good. Highly recommended this place to everyone. They got something special for all of us.

Love this place for lunch or if I'd like to buy some baked goods. Staff is always happy to help and…read moregive great local cooking for whatever you need.

Holy Toledo what a bakery! First time I was recommended to a place in South Boston that I feel is…read moretotally worth putting on the map! Such a super cute bakery FILLED with goodies. We were a little confused at first, then realized you have to fill out an order form for sandwiches. Totally fine. You get to choose up to 3 meats and or cheeses for $5.49. There is just something about having your meat cut fresh to order. The persons behind the counter were all super sweet. Bakery items galore! From donuts to fresh made pies, and almost everything in between. They have packaged products like chocolate covered nuts and pretzels all the way to candles and signs. The donuts must also be amazing because by the time we got there, they were completely sold out. I got a sandwich, kettle cooked chips, 2 bottled drinks, a cinnamon bun, and banana chips for $20. The cinnamon bun itself weighs about 2 lbs! And they were hot out of the oven, I could not resist. Let's just say, every time I am in SoBo, I will be making a stop here.

Excellent steaks! Cut as thick as you like too! We will be back! The staff was nice as well.read more

Nice selection of quality meats, including some wild. Good prices. Butcher on site to cut as needed.read more

This farm is such a wonderful surprise! Learned about them through a local farmer's market - this…read morefamily (husband and wife and two kids) warmly welcome visitors to tour their little working farm. This really is a crazy and fun little place! All of the animals have names and are free range - like Jack and Jill, the resident turkeys; Diamond, the chicken with a brood of guineas; and Sparky, the old retired pointer who didn't have the attention span to cut it as a hunting dog, but still diligently follows around the hens all day and points at them. This is a great spot for families and kids - all of the animals are well-handled and gentle, and are under great control by the owners. Tours are free, and include interaction with all the animals, great info on farm life and even beekeeping, and believe it or not, you can milk a goat as part of the tour! We didn't do that part - maybe next time :) They also create a great line of high quality goat's milk soaps, home grown luffas, and their own honey. All for sale on site. When we went, you have to call to make an appointment for a tour (they're almost always there at the farm), but they said they're working on maybe having regular days/hours during the peak summer months in 2015. Oh, and they're only about 5 minutes off Hwy 58 between Clarksville and Boydton, and just minutes from Rudd's Creek Campground and Occoneechee State Park...

Beautiful winery. I visited Hunting Creek Vineyards on a lovely Sunday afternoon in the fall. It…read morewas pleasant to sit out on the patio and look out to the lake sipping wine. The fall colors were in full effect as well making the setting absolutely picturesque. I would highly recommend Hunting Creek Vineyards.

Yesterday - 9/21/2019 - was our second visit. We're about 2-1/2 hours away in NC so our visits…read morecoincide with trips to Virginia International Raceway (VIR). Speaking of VIR, if you're there, you're a leisurely 1 hour jaunt from Hunting Creek Vineyards in Clover, VA. Perfect getaway for a Saturday afternoon. This is the first winery I've been to where I liked each wine presented to me, honestly. I thought that our first trip last fall and thought that again this trip. After the tasting (accompanied with crackers, chicken salad, and grapes), the four of us split a bottle of Chambourcin Rosé. Lovely wine, dry with a hint of sweetness. What we purchased for consumption back at the Old North State was a bottle of this Rosé, and my favorite - Indulgence. Indulgence is a blend of Bordeaux varietals which is tweaked each year to reflect the perfect balance between these Bordeaux varietals. I believe next trip, I'll pick up a bottle of their port as well! Wherever you drive from, Hunting Creek is well worth your time. Sandy and Milt are wonderful people and gracious hosts. I wish I could remember the name of the young lady conducting the tasting as she was knowledgeable and charming. Go, now!

If you need a little caffeine on your way to or from Richmond, this was a cute little gem we found…read morein our way home to Charlotte. Friendly staff and easy parking.

What a great spot! Especially for an event. We had a reception after a funeral recently and we…read morerented the place out, provided veggies and meat trays from Food Lion as well as anything K&P might have. They had everything set up for us after the service when we arrived, had nice Bluegrass music on (pop would've like that) and the barista was on the ball. It all worked out nicely. Thank you Kings & Priests for a peaceful transition from service to reception.