Noel and I went to the Bulk Superstore in Flatwoods WV during our FreeBraxxie.com scavenger hunt…read more Mainly to look around. I forgot my cooler, so we couldn't take anything major back to our homes. I purchased a bottle of Sassafras to make tea also some mini pretzels to chomp on the drive home. The store is very large, airy, and plenty of natural light. Tons to choose from. I will definitely go again.

We went there on May 9th 2022 and they had very little product. The shelves were pretty empty. I…read morehave been there several times in the past and it was always well stocked.

Traveled many miles to get my fill of the Pig! Did not disappoint! My only regret is it's 750…read moremiles from our home in Florida

Doritos, lunch meat, rolls, cheese ... you name it we got it. Basic grocery store it seemed and…read morehad what we needed. Staying at a local Airbnb and needed some groceries for the house. It was cool being in a Piggly Wiggly as they aren't anywhere close to where I live. If you need some basics they should have it!

Love this location. Such friendly staff it's a true shame that they are considering closing it…read moredown. I've lived here for 24 years and I've been coming here as long as I can remember. Everyone I know says to me how much they love the Walmart but the cashiers there always give me unnecessary attitude unlike the staff here at the Gassaway Kroger. Love the produce here and their food prices are always exquisite. Walmart prices have gotten unbelievable and every time I would go there, I would see kids yelling and running around, but here ar Kroger I see that very rarely and it's much more quiet and peaceful. Please consider taking your business here rather than Walmart to keep them in business and possibly have better deals. Thank you Jesus! I love Jesus Christ and God and Mary and Joseph!

The quality of the meat here pales in comparison to that of the stores in the surrounding counties…read more It is understood by many in Braxton County that if you want to be assured of getting good meat, you must drive to Weston, Summersville or Rock Cave. A shame. Meat selection is poor, as well. They absolutely do not sell some cuts...for example, you can't buy a Denver cut or a Chuck-Eye. They occasionally have some uncommon cuts like flank, short rib, etc., but you can't depend on them to be there when you want them. The prices aren't competitive. About the only grocery around with meat prices higher than Kroger is Wal Mart. If you are willing to drive out of the county, you can get something like a pork tenderloin for under $3/lb. Here, it is always at least that, unless you can catch it on sale. I will admit that the quality of the pork is usually better than the beef (the thick cut pork chops are top notch, for example), but you'll pay for that. Ribeyes are usually in the $11-12 range. I work hard for my money, and yet I wouldn't mind paying that for a product of consistent quality, but it is always a gamble. I've bought steaks here that were decent to good, and I've gotten some that were disappointing to say the least. IMO, it isn't worth the risk. Even the hamburger doesn't compare to that of the surrounding counties. 80/20, which should be full of flavor and juiciness, ends up being dry and bland when you grill it. I tried three different cooking methods with the 80/20 and none of them turned out to be very good. The rest of the store seems to be OK. Like everywhere, you can't get a decent tomato here, but that seems to be the nature of the beast. Often, they do have sales where you can get certain items incredibly cheap, and I'll take advantage of those and stock the pantry when I can. But, I've all but stopped buying meat here. I just wish there was somewhere in the county where I could get a decent steak. EDIT: For comparison, I got the prices of various meats at a store in a bordering county. Here they are. These are regular prices, not sale prices, noted on the same day: Flat iron steak (wet pack) Kroger 8.99/lb Other store 6.99/lb Chuck roast Kroger 5.49/lb Other store 4.99/lb Ribeye steak Kroger 11.99/lb Other store 8.99/lb Pork loin Kroger 2.99/lb Other store 2.49/lb

I just found this market and so glad I did. It has a welcoming exterior and the the interior was…read morenot overcrowded. The market is well stocked with wonderful selections. I purchased from the deli which was fresh sliced meats and cheeses. Delicious!! The employees were very helpful and worked quickly at the deli to keep the line moving. I bought several other items and very excited this market is close to home so I can purchase these wonderful goods.

I love this store. I wish I lived closer. I was visiting my brother who lives close by there and I…read morelive in Indiana. I did buy a few things that I loved but disappointed I didn't buy a lot more. The quality and prices are great and the young cashier at the front was very sweet and friendly. I can't wait to go back there. The food is great, my brothers buy their deli meats and cheese, they love it.

We drove over two hours and spent nearly $1,500 on a bulk beef order from here, and the experience…read morewas very disappointing. The order itself had several issues: packing instructions on the cut sheet weren't followed, a cut of meat was missing, ordering guidance was unclear, and the final yield was much lower than what was represented. The overall cost ended up higher than comparable retail pricing. When I later called with questions about discrepancies, I was spoken to aggressively, blamed, and repeatedly hung up on. Eventually, my calls were no longer answered. I believe customers making a large purchase deserve clear communication and basic respect. Unfortunately, that wasn't our experience here. I can't recommend this shop.

Undoubtedly one of the best butcher shop markets in the entire state of West Virginia. And one of…read morethe most quaint, friendly and well stocked market I've ever seen. The market is located in one of the most historic towns in the state. Beverly was one of the oldest settlements West of the Appalachians, and the colonial, Federal and Civil War architectural relics are everywhere in town. And in the middle of it, lies Campbell's Market. Entering Campbell's market is a trip back to the days of country general stores. There is a little bit of everything in the dry goods department, baking goods, canned items, local jams and marmelades, and then in the rear of the store, the piece de resistance, the meat counter. Campbell's meat selection is as fresh as any butcher can make it. The steaks are flawless and can be cut in front of you. Their briskets are gigantic. The selections of ground beef are varied and fresh. And the charcuterie items are on the sides. An expansive collection of cheeses completes the store. If you're spending several days in Snowshoe, Seneca Rocks or the Elkins area, a visit to Campbell's is a must.

I stumbled upon this place and am very glad I did! They have everything from honey, sauce, candy,…read morewine, and produce to gifts and candles. I also enjoyed dinner at the Italian restaurant onsite.

As a commuter who drives to Charleston every day from Intercourse, PA, it's not uncommon for me to…read moreget hungry every time I set foot in the city. I spend $600 per week on petrol. My flat buttocks feels even flatter than it did last February, so I plump it up by ordering barbecue from Bogey's, which was fine to say the least. The Lay's potato chips really shined, though. I'd come back just to get those crisps in my belly again. I enjoy perusing the overpriced produce and meat sections -- laughing inside that I can get fake organic alternatives at the German grocery store chain called Aldi. I always give the lotion guy the smug face when I try the free samples and never purchase anything. I'll be back once somebody repairs that tattered up piano that stinks up the walkway leading up to the pub.

Bakery products sold by Wallmart in general are horrible and half are not edible. It appears there…read moreis no quality control and no one from corporate has ever sat down and tasted these products. We have started returning the stuff purchased that has horrible taste for refund. No more just trashing hundreds of dollars in food not consumable.

Needed help finding a product and had an awful time finding an associate. Finally found the items…read moreand checked out. The cashier, Mary Richards, was very friendly and helpful. Went to use restroom on way out and they were blocked by two male associates who were supposed to be cleaning but were both on cell phones.

Fresh fruits and Veggies…read more We recall when there were two groceries in Davis Always grand to talk with locals as we shop We checked into our Condo Saturday and visited for milk, eggs, .... Returned Sunday morning for fresh fruit and veggies - nice selection and fresh flowers On our annual list is the purchase of 12 large jars of Oliverio's Hot Peppers. Caveat: There are great pepperoni rolls in nearby Thomas. WE like this grocery and highly recommend.

Neat and inexpensive grocery store called 'ShopNSave' in tiny Davis, WV…read more This super market was surprising in that it was clean, well laid out and very easy to navigate. Isles were super wide! The front end had a separate two-door chilled beer walk-in cooler with not only the Rebel Chef's favorites: beer and beer - but also wines and coolers and ice. The beer boxes were not ruined. ShopNSave has twists on local flavors, such as state meats (sausage, steak), chips (West Virginia) brands, cheese puffs, fish, honeys, breads, pretzels, juice, wines, party supplies + drinks. Out in the car lot is a fireworks stand! ShopNSave had only two lanes at the check out, but the staff were helpful and enormously friendly. I shopped. I saved - thanks ShopNSave! Rebel review: 5

Largest grocery store in the area with a good selection of products and produce. They also have a…read moredeli area, which sells excellent fried chicken.

This is a basic grocery store with plenty of items one would expect in an area where there isn't…read moremuch competition in the grocery business. You can find every conceivable canned or frozen item. Unfortunately, many of the offerings are definitely NOT those one would find in an upscale grocery store. High-fructose corn syrup, 60% and above calories from fat and preservative-filled food seem to be the rule. The fresh vegetable section is seriously lacking, par for the course for the state with the highest chronic obesity rate in the US. If you're looking for last-minute convenience items on the way to Snowshoe, by all means come here. If you're looking for a week's shopping list, go down an hour on Highway 92 to White Sulphur Springs and shop at the Food Lion.