Somebody reach out to Michael Stern. His Roadfood review is sorely out of date. The business is…read morestill there, but it's no longer owned by the Brown family. Some other family runs it. The chicken is edible, but not memorable. The pieces are pretty small as well. Not worth a detour.

Wayside has kinda fallen off in the last few years and I think at this point browns is my favorite…read morefried chicken in the area. It's inside of a gas station so expect a grab and go situation for takeout. No frills, just simple, good fried chicken.

The fried chicken is not the delicious taste that it used to have. I bought chicken there this…read morepast weekend and it was very bland tasting The cole slaw was also not as tasty as it used to be. It was very liquidity. I hope it gets better!

The chicken in this small country store is the best around,hot ands fresh daily the staff is…read morefriendly and everyone feels welcome

Established in 1890, Timberlakes Drug Store is a family-owned pharmacy and soda fountain located…read moreright off the Charlottesville downtown mall. The drug store is in the front and offers everything a typical pharmacy would sell only more old-timey. I felt like I was on the set of "Now and Then" or some other nostalgia era themed movie. Keep going and you'll hit the restaurant portion of the store which sells a variety of housemade soups, chili, sandwiches, lemonades, and more. The kiddos loved taking a seat at the long bar and ordering their milkshakes and the counter person was as nice as can be. My husband had a hankering for their homemade chili and thought it was delicious. It was a fond bonding moment for everyone!

Disgusting, wet, and microwaved sandwiches. Cool location, horrible service, even worse food…read more Dont let this 50s style soda fountain diner in the back of a drug store fool you: the food is awful. You'd think with an entire chalkboard dedicated to pastrami sandwiches they would have a decent reuben. Not even close. The reuben was literally drenched in cheap plastic-bottled thousand island sauce (that salad dressing they sell at grocery stores). The meat was old. Sandwich was nothing short of disgusting. My mac salad just tasted like macaroni mixed in mayonnaise, although by comparison with the wet microwaved sandwich the mac salad was better. I also tried their egg cream soda, but as the photo shows, the waitress could not even be bothered to mix it: so it was chocolate syrup underneath a cup full of soda water, and thats it, which was hard to stir with a plastic straw. Service was bad too. Waitress took forever, never checked on us, spent a lot of time hanging out with the chef, and spoke negatively about customers right in front of them while talking to the chef. And the chef took an insane amount of time: over half an hour to make (including both my group and people ahead of us) less than ten simple, disgusting sandwiches. Worst meal I've had in years.

Good chicken and good sandwiches. A great stop for sandwiches to take up to the Shenandoah's…read more You can order online and pick them up on your way. Lots of sides, snacks, and beverages too.

The Market at Ruckersville is incredibly clean and the staff is super nice. I've been to this…read morelocation a couple times and I really love their selection of items and even their fresh food. I've gotten some of the sandwiches like the Farmington before and they taste fresh and are very filling. Also they don't take too long to order and make. There are even tables to take a break and eat at. Some of the staff gave me recommendations for my trip up to DC and we're quite pleasant. I also got talking with the manager to use a coupon I had and he was great to customers and staff alike.

Handy and entertaining stop for gas, snacks, bathroom break. The homemade country ham biscuits…read morelooked good, like Mamaw used to make. Friendly service. Store has a lot of kitschy stuff, it's all kind of crammed in amongst the usual convenience store fare and it's a popular stop so it all feels rather crowded and you are having to navigate through the stuff and people. One restroom per gender and the lock is not confidence-inspiring but did hold. There is a notice on the door to knock before opening door but it's also loud in the store. "Wall of shame" at the entrance/exit with camera footage of shoplifters, ppl who wrote bad checks, etc.

Used to be a decent place to stop but lately we've bought sandwiches where the bread is molded. The…read morecakes taste like they've been stored open in a refrigerator and absorbed the taste of stale food. They are gross and leave a nasty taste in your mouth. This was especially problematic as we bought several slices just today and couldn't give them to the people they were for because of the taste. There's one particular "older" lady in the deli who is rude every single time we've been here. If you're going to shop here check your food and open all sandwiches to check the bread!!!!

Just the typical Wawa... I stopped in for gas and to use the restroom. The restroom was typical,…read morenot very clean and not dirty. Gas pumps worked well. I didn't try the food here during this visit. Everything else was fine though. I will say that the guy pressure washing the front sidewalk really needed to do a better job paying attention to customers walking out to know when to stop that darn thing! He didn't stop and I stopped as I was walking out to wait for him - then he stopped, I walked past and he immediately started it again thus getting spray on me. There's no need for that.

So nice! And so clean! With wonderful staff!! Caity was super nice and made us a new pot of coffee…read morewhen we mentioned that the maple coffee was out. Even though it was 9:30 pm!! She was so cheerful and sweet! It made our whole experience fun! We also ordered subs to go-and they were terrific as well!! The Philly cheese steak is restaurant quality. Hard to believe it's from Wawa!! Thanks Wawa for delicious late-night subs!!

As solid as a 4 as you can get. Only reason not higher is because it was a fuel stop only…read more Bright and beautiful, no exaggeration it is. Awesome signage and wide lanes to maneuver around the pumps. Zip trash, cans were within their boundaries. The wash wash was blue, that's mean clean! The squeegee's were in great condition. Pump station worked flawless thanking my credit card. The Machine was clean. The prices are competitive if not less. About a fantastic WaWa and from experience they are not all the same. Congratulations to the management team at this store.

Every time I come here, something goes wrong with my order. You would think that if the employees…read moreare taking absurdly long that they would manage to correctly read my order. This Wawa has gained a notorious reputation within my group of friends because of our shared dismal experiences. I cannot believe that this Wawa has a 4 star rating.

From the VDACS on July, 15, 2020 (regarding food safety) -…read more"The Trading Post is out of compliance in many areas, and we have a follow-up inspection scheduled; they are in our "compliance process." I got diarrhea from just reading the 3-page report. All kinds of health violations with most of them being repeat violations. I have never seen a report worse than this one. Spooky Action ________ To: The Virginia Department of Agricultural and Consumer Services (VDACS) Date-Time: July 11, 2020, 7:00PM EDT I just noticed a Yelp review re: The Trading Post. It's from 12/18/2017 but it is the sort of thing I would expect when dealing with a gas station sandwich shop. The problem is magnified by the fact that The Trading Post is a hub for area tradesmen, many of whom do not wear masks to protect themselves from Covid-19. So it's an easy path from customer, to their breathed-upon money, to the cashier, to that cashier also spewing his/her no-mask oral spray and Covid-19 fingers onto sandwiches, to the customer's stomach, to the emergency room and, finally, to the graveyard. All because some poorly trained individual couldn't be bothered or doesn't take this matter seriously. I have to agree with the reviewer that it is absolutely deplorable if the people at The Trading Posts are not, at least currently, taking this matter seriously. Questions: * Has any VDACS staff addressed this issue with The Trading Post? * Is VDACS requiring food handlers to wear masks and gloves? * If so, are there fines for noncompliance? * Does VDACS have any view about the The Trading Post's current health awareness? * What do I do if I witness open-food handling w/o masks or gloves? Note: I will reevaluate this review after receiving a response from VDACS.

"I'm gonna open up a kitchen that focuses on selling food using the best ingredients available, and…read morekeep that standard consistent through the various offerings I'll provide. I'm gonna have the best food around or else I won't offer it" - what I'd imagine the owner of Trading Post said to himself when he opened up shop. There are two types of people that open up restaurants: one does so in order to make money. The other to share their joy of good food with their community. The Trading Post falls under the latter