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.

This is our second visit to Basic Necessities and we found it to be delightful both times. It truly…read moreis a rare gem. Saturday evenings they have real nice soft life music in keeping with the peaceful atmosphere. The meals have been interesting and delicious. Love the rotating menu. Will most definitely return when we're back that way. Margot

We've driven past here several times while in the area and finally decided to stop in this winter…read more I'm glad we did. We also ate here this spring. Both times has its charms! Food (5/5): Best grilled cheese! We always split one and get the daily soup. We've not been disappointed. If you get a bottle of wine you pay a corkage fee. Service (5/5): Always nice service here! Ambiance (4/5): This reminds me of being in an eclectic country house. The rustic decor reminds me of a grandma- perfect for the country grandma vibe!

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.

Absolutely a fan fave!…read more Whenever in the Wintergreen area, Bold Rock is a must stop. The beer The views The food The music The vibes We haven't been here in sometime but I'm so glad they're still giving five star service. We were looking a little lost coming in, but David grabbed us up and said "I can help you over here". From there it was love at first SIP! He has us at FREE SAMPLE ciders. David took us through the offerings, educating us along the way. He mentioned what ciders are the most flavorful and why. He hung with our curiosity, eagerness to drink and indecisiveness at the same time. Customer service is crucial to a pleasant experience. I can only hope the rest of the staff are as easy going and likes their job as much as he does. Now for the cider. GET THE FLIGHT! Sample and fall in love with options instead of one. We settled on: Pineapple Imperial Berry Summer Slice Paradise Orchard Imperial orange Vat #1 (champagne cider) Imperial All amazing and refreshing selections. Paradise orchard is my new fave. Let's get into this food. We ordered: Tacos w/ house chips Chicken Nachos Cajun Honey wings & fries All great and very fresh made to order, so good, good flavors. My fave were the wings and the house chips. Only notes is out more sauce and seasoning on the wings, I felt like BR was teasing me with a good time. I needed more! Same with the nachos so good. The chips were fresh, but I need more cheese throughout the chips. Chicken was on point. Everything was super super fresh so good. House chips is a huge staple love them. Keep doing them maybe add a sprinkle of Parmesan cheese if you are reading this and you're debating about coming here get the house chips get a flight get it all. Our total bill $75, but omg we sampled sooo much! Love this place... BR give David a raise!

Dylan was very attentive and that was a plus. But man…read more Prices way out stripping what you're getting. I ordered the Classic V for 22 bucks. And yup, I knew I was getting a beyond meat burger and that's fine. Bun was so stale it fell apart as I was eating it. Though, the fries were good so that's a plus. For reference, the plain burger is 15 dollars. So a 7 dollar upcharge for beyond meat. For more reference, 12 oz of beyond meat at Kroger is 6 dollars. I get that restaurants feel comfortable ripping off vegetarians, but if its that hard, I have a pretty good veggie burger recipe you can use. Either way. We'll still come back because it's what's here, but I wish they'd just care more about their food and customers.

From the assistant manager warmly greeting us as we came in, to our waitress. Every staff member…read moremade you feel very welcome and attentive to your needs. The music playing brought excellent ambiance. The food was amazing and it was our first time eating at this restaurant. I would highly recommend!

This place is very family friendly and has a fun, relaxing ambiance and the food is just as…read moresatisfying. The entire experience from the parking lot to the door is worth its weight in gold for the reasonable price and overall experience. The food is delectable and every piece of decor is a conversation piece. They do offer beer sampling.

We were really disappointed with our experience, especially considering the price. The outdoor…read morespace is still beautiful and makes for a nice place to relax with a drink, but the dining experience fell well short of expectations. We visited around 3:00 p.m., well before the dinner rush, so we weren't expecting service delays or other issues. Unfortunately, the food was bland, overly oily, and significantly overpriced for the quality. We used to come here regularly and always enjoyed it, but it just isn't what it once was. The dining area was also uncomfortably warm, as the air conditioning didn't appear to be on. The only relief came when the kitchen door opened. Service felt rushed and impersonal as well--we were greeted with a curt "Where do you want this plate?" when our food arrived, which didn't make us feel particularly welcome. The property itself remains a lovely place to spend some time outdoors, but based on this visit, we wouldn't recommend it as a destination for dinner. We hope the restaurant can return to the level of quality and hospitality it once offered.

This place has the potential to be a fantastic hole-in-the-wall pizza/sandwich joint, but they're…read morejust missing the mark. For me, it was mostly the service. When you're made to fill like you're burdening the staff before you even order, it's not a great start. I asked another local business was Chirios was and he responded, "depends on who's making your food" lol. I've worked in similar looking pizzerias, so the condition of the "kitchen" didn't concern me much. It actually kinda feels like you're in the back of house, rather than in a dining room. The local free library was interesting. I ordered a cold Italian. I wasn't expecting much when I first saw the bread, but the sandwich turned out to be decently tasty. My biggest complaint is the amount of oil added to the sub. The menu doesn't mention vinegar and oil, which made me worry the sandwich might be dry. I usually opt for vinegar but skip the oil. The Italian included both, but way to much oil. You can see in the pic, the amount of oil pooled in the to-go box. And that's after what soaked into the bread! I think I would have enjoyed the sub way more if I had asked for no oil. All that being said, I would def go back when I'm in the area.

We met the owner on a quiet Saturday evening, off season. He made the best fresh salads. The place…read morei don't think has been updated in its 36+ years of operations, so keep that in mind. They serve thin crust pizza. Some don't like that, but I thought it was fine and I would order it again. The owner is Bill. Super nice and kind fellow. Nice job Bill. Keep it up.

Seriously a hidden gem! We attempted to go to breakfast across the street and it was mobbed, so we…read morewent across the street here. It's hidden in the plaza and was not crowded at all. They have scones and muffins on display, as well as quiche and some pies, and a few other savory breakfast and lunch items. They also have a huge cheesecake listing that gives the Cheesecake Factory a run for its money. I got the bacon Swiss quiche. It was delicious! It had a ton of seasoning that was almost pizza like, with oregano. The owner is very nice. There's not a lot of seating inside but there are tables outside.

Sweet Bliss Bakery is located down a little alley besides the IGA. It isn't easy to find, and it…read moreis easy to miss in the plazas sign. But, it's worth it. I wandered in here because of the excessive lines across the street on Mother's day. It is a smaller bakery, though they have an amazing selection of cheesecake. I grabbed a muffin and a tea, while my wife got a quiche. The muffin was good. They've got an interesting selection of teas, which was fun -- I got a black tea, Scottish breakfast, which tasted just like English breakfast. Everything was good, the staff are friendly, there's no wait, and the prices are good. Find the place.

YUM! We stopped in for what I thought would be a light dinner but I did not realize the portion…read moresizes or the flavor would keep me eating more than i intended. My husband and I split the nachos, and I ordered the tomato bisque and grilled cheese. The nachos were HUGE - like 6 people could have easily shared them - but they were so good, completely loaded with cheese, salsa, pickled onions and jalapenos, beans, and grilled chicken. We barely put a dent in them but not for lack of trying. The grilled cheese and soup were also really tasty. I wish I was less full and able to enjoy it more. Our server was great, and the outside area is lovely. I definitely want to try more of their alcoholic options, and other food options, next time I am in the area.

This was a positive experience due to the following: -Bri…read more(server) was really sweet and personable. She did a good job of managing several tables' needs. -Philly cheesesteak was pretty good, I'd give it a 6/10 -truffle fries were DELICIOUS. Very garlic-y in the best way -chili cheese fries were good Only complaint: -my friend wasn't a fan of the brisket grilled cheese bc she said the brisket was a little too fatty and not the 'melt in your mouth' kind of fat, but 'chewy hard to swallow' kind of fat Overall good experience!

No contactless payment or cash accepted. Service was great, coffee was great, nice atmosphere…read more However, it's 2025 and the only method to pay is by using a credit card? That's ridiculous, and as super inconvenient.

Went out of necessity since there aren't many breakfast options without leaving the mountain…read more Microwaved breakfast sandwiches & burritos are never gonna be a winner. Staff was very friendly & quick, but quality of grub needs to step up in a big way.

I love this little grocery store, Graves Market. It is not the closest market to me, Black Bear…read moreMarket is way closer, but this is my go to Market. I love this place because they are nice to me. They remember my from year to year, and they just make me feel welcome and happy. Okay, Ashley's Market does that too, but they are way further up the road! Oh, and my husband loves this place because the gas is corn free, and the price is always right. Plus, he gets a kick out of filling from the old style pumps from before the pumps became gas dispensing ATM machines that play non-stop commercials. Parking is limited, but if you live in Wintergreen, Graves Market should be your go-to stop before you start up the mountain and check-in before you go because there is not a cell service at that location.