Stopped in this morning for Veterans Day complimentary coffee. It's my favorite!…read more The staff is still in training, but very happy to assist. I overheard the manger speaking to another patron, with pleasant professionalism!! Keep up the good work WaWa.

The two star rating is strictly for the sub me and my wife received. VERY stale bread, barely…read moretasted any condiments, and the meat and cheese barely covered the length of the bread! What we did have was a whole head of lettuce on each sub, too bad we didn't order a BLT. We love Wawa and are so excited they are coming to this area but most likely won't be returning to this one. Just encase. Bottom line is it doesn't matter what time it is if someone ones into your business to eat DO NOT give them the bottom of the barrel. Other than that the gas was cheap and the place looked decent.

This is a funny part of the world, this Bluemont. It's like a human estuary, where the (you choose…read morewhich should be which) saltwater people meet the freshwater people, where Civil War history mixes with DC commuters, where the old hands meet the new. To me, it seems as if the culture to the east is having its way with the culture that displaced the native Americans and even though this seems somehow fitting at the same time those living here now are the descendants of the robbers and not the robbers themselves and maybe it isn't so fantastic to have a Prius in every other garage after all but what do I know I'm not from these parts and even though I lived for a spell in Appalachia perhaps this is really none of my business. So please take this preamble with a grain of salt. Take what follows more seriously. This is a very cool General Store. It isn't Clem's store and it has staples that appeal more to the freshwater people than the saltwater people (or vice versa depending on the assignment you selected earlier). But so what that's the way it is. The store and Lani the gracious proprietress and her lovely staff and pulled pork sammich they made from good meat they raised I think and smoked themselves saved my life the day after 20 miles on the AT with no supper followed by a morning with no breakfast or water until like an hour after we started walking all thanks to the most insane thunderstorm I've been caught in for a long time and the flammable aspect of tents and that sucked because we were going to have couscous. We had stashed a two-day ration of food at the post office down the street, about a mile from where the AT crosses the main road. I had spied the store the day we dropped the food and thought hmm that place looks pretty cute I better be feeling hella good when we get this cache because if for some reason I'm not the siren song may play and instead of the last leg on the Trail I could find myself on that picnic table under the shade tree eating bbq and sipping on the sweet root beer. Self-control has historically not been my strongest suit. I was not feeling hella good when we arrived in Bluemont. The 55 miles had taken their toll. That no supper no breakfast thing sapped my will. The bbq was the last nail in the pine box into which my desire to slog on had slipped maybe for a short nap but go ahead and fasten that lid I don't really care at this point. We set for a long spell. One of Lani's associates was so sweet to drive us back to Harper's Ferry and the car and we headed back a day early which was all good because the rest of the family was there and we have really only so many days and it's nice to be home too. If you're hiking the AT, biking the byways, doing a little historic tour of the robber's plunder, even if you're driving your Pious to a government job in Foggy Bottom and need a little egg sammy and the coffee to keep you company on the way - the Bluemont General Store I daresay is the place for you. Truth. Thanks Lani. You and your peeps made my day.

Adorable little place that is out of the southern version of Gilmore Girls, except the shopowner is…read morea woman and the regulars are all men! Excellent eggs! Great source for milk! Delivered the old fashioned way in glass bottles, no less! Key Lime Pie was great, egg sandwich was decent but the lettuce was soft. For some reason south of the Mason-Dixon lettuce goes from crispy to membrane-like rather quickly :( Oh well, will return if I'm ever passing through again!

Oh my goodness!!! I ordered a double cheeseburger for lunch. At first, I thought the patties were a…read morelittle small when I saw them go on the griddle. But the bun-to-meat ratio was perfect, a nice char on the outside, a little pink and juicy on the inside. What a great bite! They also have a nice beer selection from IPAs to a nice 10% Stout. I was fortunate that the owner was trying to get rid of some summer beer that was not moving and got it for a few dollars off. It is a delicious Citrus Sunrise made by Founders. It is refreshing and really is perfect after working outside. Sorry for no photos, I had to eat and run.

Turkey and cheese club was pretty decent. Heard that they had amazing breakfast sandwiches and were…read morevery disappointed. The sausage and egg was not good but the bacon and egg was ok. I would not recommend this place, there is better in Front Royal.

This is a new delivery service to the businesses on Sycolin Road and, man, is it good! I had the…read morebeef with barley soup and a chocolate toffee cookie. The soup was lovely and arrived hot even though it's freezing out. Lots of veggies and no skimping on the beef. It tastes homemade...if I knew how to make decent soup :) The roll that accompanied it was perfect- crusty outside and soft and pillowy inside. Just right to soak up that soup. I'll be ordering from GoodBatch again soon! The lady who delivered our orders was friendly and cheerful.

Yes, this is my first time at the Lidl bakery. I heard rumors of their delicious croissants. I am a…read morevery picky croissant eater. The big sign showing .49 was a huge attraction for me. My last croissant purchase was from the new Tatte Bakery in my neighborhood. It was almost $5 and ho early not that good. NOW this Lidl croissant was so flakey and soft. It was so fresh and remember only .49. I loved that it melted in my very sensitive mouth. Let's talk about the check out options. Self checkout was so easy. A staff person was ready to help. Also paper bags were sturdy and free. I needed a bag because I also purchased other bakery items for our building. I do wish the bakery had boxes for large pastry purchases. This location has convenient parking. The store is well lit and very large. I'll certainly be back.

8:23 a.m. on Sunday. I say, "Good morning!" to the cashier. She doesn't even look at me. I notice…read moreshe's on a call on her cell phone and wearing black earbuds. She says, "I'll call you later." She starts scanning what I'm buying for breakfast--bread, milk. I ask, "How are you?" She replies that she's checking each item. She picks up the beer and wine for lunch but doesn't ask for my ID. She finishes, tells me the total, I pay by card, and she goes right back to her phone. Maybe she didn't have breakfast. Maybe she has a problem or something on her mind... But when can we expect some quality customer service, Lidl?

They have great snacks at somewhat reasonable prices. If you are at the dealership and in need of a…read morecold beverage and/or snack this is the place to stop. Steph will hook you up. This will be a new daily stop for me as it is convenient to my work and it is a great value!

Where have the good employees gone? Things have changed here…read more Woman in the bakery area, please don't snap at someone who is picking up an order. Sorry to bother you. Young man with glasses: Please at least say "thank you", when a purchase is completed.

This place is easy to miss but is definitely worth a trip. Whether you're looking for fresh, local…read moreproduce, fresh baked goods, or even a quick meal, this market has been a stop me and my son have been trying out. Food is ordered on a screen and you just wait for your name to be called. We've only tried the breakfast sandwiches and the breakfast bowls, but both times we have been left satisfied. The sausage gravy is pretty comparable to most places we've had around the area. Definitely better than the local chain restaurants. Gravy is flavorful and meaty. The moment you walk in you feel this place definitely supports the local farms and has unique products you're not going to find in your chain grocery store. The workers are always friendly and willing to chat. We look forward to coming here again.

After the usual combination of spotty planning and places closing before stated times, I was lucky…read moreto find Royal Farms for a post-midnight dinner that wasn't hotel potato chips. The chicken hype is real. I got the four-piece. The mysterious Chesapeake sauce works wonders and the peach iced tea was refreshing. (What's the statute of limitations? My Royal Farms trip was in April but the memory is vivid.) The guy at the counter was excellent, explaining the permutations and sides available. The outdoor table was most welcome.

ACTUALLY TWO STARS NOT "5" This week I for the first time…read moretried Royal Farms, an establishment known for its Fried Chicken. VERY OVER RATED! When I next eat Chicken and there after it won't be from Royal Farms. Over priced food in general it's a convenience store after all. Chicken not much better than Walmart. Sorry Walmart, your Chicken gets one star.