The deli sucks but checker Chris is outstanding…read more Went in to get some groceries for an outdoor class I was attending the next two days. Headed to the deli for cold cuts and was next in line as a young black dude helped a customer and a large black man (a manager) spoke to him and a female worker. The young man handed the patron in front of me their order. He looked me straight in the eye as I approached to tell him what I wanted and without a word- he TURNED AND WALKED AWAY! He went to a sink in the rear of the deli and started washing something. The manager clown kept bumping his gums and the girl responded and the (now) dish washer nodded. I however, remained unacknowledged. After the manager stopped quacking, the girl finally came up to me and asked my order only to be interrupted by the buffoon manager. It took me close to 10 minutes to get a few slices of turkey!!! Beyond unacceptable. I was literally constructing a one star Yelp review in my mind as I prepared to pay for my selections. I unloaded my basket and was greeted by an effusively friendly employee, Chris. He asked if I found everything I needed and rather than complaining about the idiots in the deli I asked where to grab a steak in town. Chris rattled off a couple of his favourite spots describing the pros and cons of each. He then asked another checker who also opined. I took Chris' advice and went to the PIEDMONT STEAK HOUSE and it was just how he described it, expensive but really good. When I came by the next evening to get some almonds, Chris remembered me and asked where I ended up going. I was blown away! I thanked him and told him that he had nailed The Piedmont. He went on to recommend a couple of other places to dine in Culpepper including a group of food trucks. Just goes to show that one good employee can make all the difference. Kudos Chris, you're a customer service NINJA! The deli still blows.

They have a small cheese section, it was sad and disappointing. Eclairs were pretty good, I would…read moredefinitely get them again.

My husband and I, who are both senior citizens just got home from a very frustrating shopping trip…read moreat Weis in Culpeper Va. The frustration came when we got to the checkout. We Don't do self checkout - especially when we have hundreds of dollars of groceries. If Weiss wants us to check ourselves out and bag our own groceries, they should give us a discount! So we waited in line. There were two customers ahead of us with totally full grocery carts and by the time we got to the checkout, there were 5 people behind us, waiting to pay. There was a clerk over at the self checkout fiddling with the bags. He saw the line at our register, and the clerk at our register also saw the backed up line. No one called the manager or called for more help. This experience turned me off. We spent $260.00 and it will probably be the last money we spend at this store!

Don't shop here. Employees hanging out smoking, walk in the front and start handling YOUR food…read more 97% of employees are just plain lazy and useless. Don't ask for help.. ever.. Needed milk as the chiller was empty again, and you think I asked him to go jump in front of a train. Too expensive- go to Lidl. Get treated better, better prices, employees not parked by entrance smoking.....

HARD HARD PASS. Not once but 2x in a row the manager has greeted us, told us nothing to eat, no…read morepizza, sandwiches, etec. not serving this or this and basically suggested we leave. If you aren't open. then put up a closed sign. if you no longer serve food, put up a sign !! Don't waste your thyme!!!

Date of visit: December 12, 2020 Honestly glad we didn't…read moreread the reviews before going or we probably wouldn't have gone and funny thing is I always turn to Yelp first before we explore a new restaurant! Anyway, we strolled up and down Davis Street weighing all our options. We went in this Market twice and decided it indeed was the place for us and only if we could sit in the Alley! Well, we did...what a charming place to eat. Made us feel like we were back in Europe. I already knew what my hubby was going to order when we walked in and saw the the Saturday special was freshly carved suckling pig! It is served by the pound. He ordered 1/2 lb with a side of mashed potatoes and a cucumber salad. And he had a wonderful Malbec for $5 because it was happy hour! All came to about $18! He loved it !! I ordered the puff pastry with chicken chipotle and bacon and a smoked gouda cheese sauce on top! It was accompanied by a side salad with mixed greens and a light champagne vinaigrette. It was wonderful! It was a wonderful meal and we will be back for sure.

good value but front counter have lazy people. Special at self checkout. I had a question and the…read morelady was texting and did not pay attention to me. I called her 4 times until she finally came helping me scan an item. Then she went right back to texting again. No smile either, she was not friendly.

They had my cut up mangoes and pineapples. These are priced competitively. So want to spend time…read morewith their various bakery pastries, but have cut them from the diet. Hope one day to at least, occasionally enjoy these treats. This store and all Lidl's are competitively priced. Very clean store. Nice employees as well. Is it busy? Yes just like the others. You might have to wait a little longer in line. That being said bargain shopping is worth it. They definitely don't have a lot of choices, but this is how they keep costs down. If you're in the area this works well.

My wife and I stopped there today, as we have many times before. The deli features both breakfast…read moreand lunch sandwiches. The sandwiches are piled high with meat, cheese and fresh veggies. The bread is fresh. Subway could take a lesson from these folks. This is what a deli should be. The bakery offers a wide variety of sweets. My wife and I love the coffee cake. The store sells the best honey roasted peanuts I've ever had. Definitely worth stopping by. I only wish it was closer to me.

If you're near Culpeper, this Country Store is a must! The lunches are incredible, there's a deli…read morein the back. You write on a ticket which sandwich you'd like and soon your name is called. For $9.00 a sandwich, chips and a drink is a good deal, especially when you see the size of the sandwich! They pile on the meat and aren't shy with the fixings. There's outdoor seating, either open air or covered, to enjoy the scenery while you eat. If you're still hungry, the bakery is amazing; pies, cakes, mini whoopie pies; tarts, and more! There's also a huge aisle of candy and sweets. Plus an ice cream bar at the other end of the store. Every aisle is filled with shelves of jams, honey, baking goods, dry goods, spices, soups, condiments, nuts, dried fruits and much more. Love this spot and come back time and time again!

I appreciate this German food chain. Aldi is a grocery store that gives you savings instead of…read more"frills." You won't see spacious shelves, food demonstrations or tons of employees in the grocery aisle. I like the food selections. The produce items are usually high quality and cheaper than most other stores. I have gotten a bunch of bananas for as low as .24. That price varies but it always cheaper than Safeway, Giant, Harris Teeter, Whole Foods and Shopper's. Crackers are normally cheaper at Aldi too. Merci chocolate packages range from $6.99 to .$9.99 at other stores. I just bought several for thank you gifts and paid $4.99 a piece. The owners have an innovative way of never having to collect their own shopping carts. You have to have a quarter to "deposit" into the cart to unlock it from the other carts. Your quarter is returned to you as soon as you replace the cart. If you don't have change, the cashiers are happy to give you change for any bills. Bring grocery bags. If you forget them Aldi has a wonderful giant reusable bag that you can purchase. I am not a fan of their plastic bags. They don't last long if you have heavy items. You won't find many brand name items but the products are produced in the same warehouses as the brand name items and are just as good. This location isn't near my house but I enjoy stopping by when I am in the area. The employees are nice. The bathrooms are clean.

This branch's team has been friendly ever since Aldi opened its doors in Culpeper, but we…read moreexperienced a new level of excellence service when we went shopping yesterday evening. I prepaid 20 bags of garden soil among the grocery items we had selected. After we loaded our groceries into the car, we returned to the store to pick up the bags of soil. The cashier called me and pointed to a cart that was already loaded with 20 bags of soil. Ready to go. This was a very pleasant surprise. Thanks to the cashier and the employee who loaded the cart. You guys rock!!!

Sits just off route 28. As you cut thru to Carrico Mills Rd…read moreon your way to Route 3. Had to stop in to get a Lotto ticket. No gas just dry goods and beverages. The deli looked interesting.

has a selection of stews,rice,chicken on the hot deli. we got a 3 meat stew, rice and tamales to…read moretake home.The tripe in the stew was delicious.