Wild Wolf is probably one of my favorite breweries. The location is beautiful with a Kazbeo and Koi…read morepond out front wit home Ty of outdoor and indoor seating. They have a nice size gravel parking lot in front and to the right of restaurant a little shopping village with a nice water mill. Outside they also have a covered seating area, where they host local talent, a greats school friend Jennifer and her husband have sang there a few times (Jen Stuart has a great talent for singing and I'm not just bias cause I know her, see for yourself). You can also feed the koi and bring your pets along, if you choose to eat outdoors.

Bold Rock Cidery feels like such a VA staple. If you're a cider person you have to check this…read morecharming spot out. It's family friendly and has a lot of easy parking. There is plenty of seating indoors and outdoors. Do know it can get packed on weekends so outdoor seating can be harder to come by. The Cidery overlooks a huge field below that is good for kids and pets to run around. They have a huge selection of cider. They also offer a cider that you can only get at the taproom. We recently went on Mother's Day and they were doing a cute brunch and giving out free carnations. I enjoyed their classic cider and exclusive one. They have a pretty big food menu which is nice. The food is good for what it is. My group really liked the pretzels. I'd recommending stopping by.

While staying at the Wintergreen resort, we stopped here for takeout and noticed the request for…read moreeither a 15, 18, or 20% tip just for ordering carryout. We chose to give a 10% tip since we had to pay for the carryout food before we knew what it would be like. Our two salads, which were acceptable but nothing special, seemed smaller than the ones we noticed people eating in the restaurant while we waited on our food. The blackened chicken sandwich was good, but the homemade chips were mostly burnt, too crunchy, and had a bitter taste that precluded eating them. Several less-cooked chips were soggy and soft. About 10% were cooked properly and were fairly tasty. I would not recommend this restaurant for takeout, but the meals we noticed the in-person patrons eating did appear better.

What an absolute fabulous time we had today. Being somewhat of a wine snob, I can't tell you how…read moreimpressed I was with Ginny the owner and driver today. She took us to five fantastic and picturesque wineries that we absolutely loved. I have to say that Afton Mountain Winery was my favorite. Her 20 years of local knowledge was evident and the gourmet lunch she provided was definitely a WOW. You can't go wrong here folks. Enjoy.

Nice way to explore Virginia wine country. Love the relaxed wibe and the nice driversread more

A beautiful golf course on the Wintergreen Resort. Some key things to note:…read more - At 3,850 feet, the highest course in the State of Virginia - Access is only available to members, guests and registered resort guests - 50-mile views of the Shenandoah and Rockfish valleys - Surprisingly level mountaintop terrain My ears popped going up and down the mountain to the golf course. A good friend is a member, so that made me a guest. The mountain views are stunning and gorgeous. When it comes to walking, the level mountaintop terrain is true... When golfing, the hell with their level mountaintop. With their beautiful and super fast greens, the ball never stops rolling. A course like this requires precision and skill. Miss a shot or approach from the wrong angle and you can guarantee your next shot very far from the hole and in some cases, off the green. If you suck at golf like I did, you'll need lots of golf balls. Come prepared. Finding golf balls off of the rough are nearly impossible. My only gripe was that the greens were hard so approach shots didn't hold well. If you're a golfer and you're visiting Wintergreen and have the opportunity to play, take it. Bring your camera. You'll find some great views you'll want to snap.

Stoney Creek! Any…read moregolfers visiting the area should certainly make a stop here. The views on this course is absolutely amazing. Road tip call in advance and book a teatime what you see online may not be as accurate as you think. Call the pro shop and book your timeslot at least a week in advance to ensure you can get in because this is a very busy golf course. Everyone here at the course were welcoming and very friendly. We played the "Tuckahoe" nine holes. The course is pretty pricey, but you do get what you pay for the greens are great and we had no issue navigating which way to go while we were here driving the golf cart. We ended up paying $110 for nine holes on Saturday at 10 AM. The views here are amazing. It is hard to play without stopping to take photos of the mountains surrounding this course. Most holes are par for three and five. It is very manageable for any new golfers. Many of the holes are straight away, but there are lots of heels to navigate up and down while trying to get on the green. Again, if you have time make this place somewhere to stop even if you can't have a teatime in advance just come up have lunch and just enjoy the views. Can't wait to be back to play another course.

Course views are wonderful, and we have played here before. All that said. but greens are…read moreabsolutely horrible right now. High School golf matches should not be played here 2026 or until greens are playable.

I was greatly impressed with the service provided by Larry our driver. He drove us to the Poconos…read moreand returned to pick us up 2 days later. Very professional and courteous. I will highly recommend this car service. Thank you Jon!

Joyful Journeys provided transportation for my daughter's bridal party. They were easy to work with…read moreand communicated clearly during the reservation process. Our driver, Shawna, was prompt, professional, and very friendly. I would definitely recommend this company if you need transportation in the Roanoke area.

This place is so great! My girlfriend and I were not staying at the resort, but we drove 17 minutes…read moreto have breakfast here (not really realizing where it was exactly), and we were so glad we did! There was a 30-minute or so wait, so we got coffee from the Starbucks inside the resort and found two chairs outside with a view while we waited. We were then called to come to our table, and we sat outside for the view (beginning of October). I got the lemon mascarpone stuffed blueberry compote French toast (delicious- no need for the syrup!) and she got the skillet (also very good, but would've been better if it came served on a hot skillets not a plate- still very tasty!). The service was excellent and we were tended to frequently. We would DEFINITELY come again- we very much so enjoyed ourselves!

I ordered the clam linguine and it was not worth $25. This dish promised whole clams which I could…read morenot possibly find. I could not taste anything in this dish other than simply butter and noodles which is disappointing because the restaurant has potential and ambience was nice. If it wasn't for great service and a very nice Cabernet Sauvignon (Honest Thief at $11 a glass but I ended up buying a bottle to go) this restaurant would have 2 stars. Wintergreen needs to step it up on the resort. Their local bar/restaurant "The Edge" should not have better food than the fine dining restaurant.

My husband and I visited Devils Grill on our three day weekend Covid getaway to Wintergreen Resort…read more We ended up dining her for both Friday night and Saturday night dinner both at 815 pm. And then returned for a delicious brunch on Sunday morning before heading home. The wine selection was not what my husband or I would like to drink with a nice dinner, but when we asked our waiter if there was a more extensive list she was able to check the back and came out with a delicious wine (Caymus) that we both love and were so glad they had on hand. The pricing for the bottle was also excellent, not an extravagant up charge. Julia was our waitress both evenings and she was absolutely fabulous, excellent taste in meal choices and so attentive. With covid having made some of the dining options at Wintergreen close it was so nice to have this location available for a nicer meal. Our first night we enjoyed the chefs special broccoli/cheese soup, Pear & Goat Salad, chefs special of Duck, and the Classic New York Style Cheesecake. All were FABULOUS. The second evening we enjoyed the Soup De Jour, Pear & Goat Salad, baby gem Caesar, Sea scallops, and the Creme Brûlée. All our food was absolutely delicious and cooked exactly to what we ordered. 10/10 would recommend this place and we will most definitely return on our next trip to wintergreen.

If you are trapped on the mountain and don't have MREs this place will do. The restaurant is…read moremembers only (which I am) or for resort guests. Yes, I may have had high expectations but I did lower them understanding the "mountain mafia." The restaurant is actually nice but the food was flat. Warning: I asked about the oysters and the waitress said they are "fresh, brought from the Chesapeake Bay Bi-WEEKLY" -cheese board was appeared chopped by a teenager and was of gas station deli quality, scoop of generic jelly and some indistinguishable vegetable and pickled onions and carrots. -pork chop was actually pork loin, not seasoned well, and served on a swampy mash and succotash. -shrimp and grits was served on a clump of grit, with near uncooked sausage and vegetables. -table bread was frozen rolls, and the serve had to be prompted for butter. -cocktails were good. -flan bread pudding was tasty but small. This restaurant has so much potential and I'll give it another try, for lunch. I honestly expected way more for my membership.

I have stayed here many times and will return. The main Inn is a converted stable so each small…read moreroom is identical size and configuration, with a full size bed, small desk, and ikea type armoire-closet. Each room has different art, much of it original art and prints creates by the proprietor Kathy. This place is perfect for a group due to the gathering areas like the wonderful outdoor patio/deck and the indoor living room. And the price point is very group and family friendly. One of the reasons the price point is so great is because there are shared bathrooms down the hall rather than in your room. There are two, one for men and one for women, each has two commodes and two showers, one shower of which is ADA compliant. There is also another bathroom on the other end of the hall that is just a commode and sink. The bathroom is always very clean and I seldom bump into anyone there. If you're staying here with a group or family it's only going to be your people in the bathroom anyway. You can put some items in the shared refrigerator in the kitchen, there are glassware and plates as needed (just wash them when you're done). Breakfast is an assortment of homemade muffins and breads, jam, bitter, fresh fruit, coffee, or tea. I usually bring some hard boiled eggs or cheese, and keep it in the fridge. The proprietor is Kathy and Martin are super kind and are happy to provide suggestions about restaurants, wineries, swimming holes, etc. The property is on many acres in rural Faber, but is quite convenient to route 151 i.e. about eight minutes drive from Devils Backbone, and also about equidistant to Route 29. I've stayed here probably a dozen times with groups of friends and love it.

The Acorn Inn is a unique bed and breakfast run by a wonderful couple who make you feel like a…read moremember of their family. The inn was transformed from a horse barn into a lodging filled with artifacts from the innkeeper's international travels. It is homey and warm with lots of space to sit and enjoy your day's adventures. Breakfast is delicious homemade breads and muffins. Bathrooms are communal but private. The view is beautiful as it is nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. We have stayed there twice and will stay again when we return in the fall.