Never anything wrong at a Wawa. Less expensive fuel. Hot and cold food inside. Great coffee. I like…read moreWawas. :)

Wawa has made it to the Valley, officially opened today August 15th at 8 a.m. The grand opening…read moreceremony was nice and many from the community attended. The store itself offers a couple of self-checkout lines, attendant lines (2), made-to-order kiosk (3), self serve coffee and drink stations, lottery machines, mobile pick-up, a small section of convenience items, pre-made food and pastries, as well as tobacco and alcohol. Compared to other locations, I felt this store was very small and offered a lot less than other Wawa's I have shopped at (it could be that we are located in a smaller area). My one complaint is the pre-made heated food was burnt, my husband could not finish eating his sausage croissant, we are understanding- it's first day and your still trying to adjust QC and the like. There is parking directly in front of the store and as well as on the left of the store (if facing it). There are several gas pumps for those needing fuel. Overall, it was a nice Wawa, I just wish the store itself was a little bigger and they had a wider selection of items. I'm still very happy that Wawa has come to down, I only wish I would have gotten there a little early to get some swag (the shirt). The goose was very friendly and engaging:)

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!!!!

Pretty standard Wawa. I've ordered food here quite a few times and something is always lacking…read more I've gotten the tuna club with barley any tuna. Coffee runs out fairly quickly in the morning. I went in yesterday and there was a customer cussing out an associate and management did nothing. Service is mid!

Generally a quick experience and the foods always good. Brand new as well, solid wawa and i'm from…read morephilly so i've been to quite a few

Brownsville Market offers quality food at decent prices. The cheeseburgers are great, and the…read morecurrent specials on ice cream and pepperoni pizza are very nice! The staff there is largely quite friendly and accommodating.

I've heard a bit about the fried chicken here and since I was driving through, we stopped for…read morelunch. I'll explain my 4-star a bit. For a gas station without much around, it was a good meal at a reasonable price. I went with the 3-piece dinner, which gets you a thigh, wing, drumstick, and two sides. There were a few options and I went with scalloped potatoes and onion rings... Oh, and a dinner roll. For $9.99 it felt pretty reasonable. Chicken and sides were warm. Chicken was crispy, good seasoning, but not complex flavor. Onion rings are real onion rings (not minced) and batter fried. Scalloped potatoes were better than expected and they were a decent portion. In the end, it was good fried chicken from a gas station, though I don't think I'd go out of the way for it. Driving past at meal time and it's a reasonable option that won't break the bank.

Sandwiches here are pretty dope and the market is better than average--good selection and a nice…read morevariety of prepared foods, snacks, and beverages. Service. Now that's a different thing. They're not rude, per se, but they're not not rude if that makes sense. Last time I was there the two folks behind the counter were having a LOUD conversation about something and did not let my presence at the register deter them from continuing their LOUD conversation. It's just a bit jarring. Sand the edges off, ladies. Make some better eye contact and save the decibels and gossip for the bar after work.

Fresh Deli Sanwhiches I grabbed it right here in the Sand Valley with the best deli meat from the…read moreboars, head and fresh vegetables and a wonderful breakfast!!! gas prices are always great at this location. Also, definitely check it out.

Always a solid stop for breakfast or lunch, as I stopped here twice over an extended weekend…read morepassing through CVille. Grabbed a bacon, egg, cheese, mango habanero burrito which was great and the Fresh Prince and cup of chili for lunch another day. The chili here is pretty good, although it was barely warm. Will keep stopping by for good quality sandwiches when I can.

Would be a great sandwich if the bread wasn't rock hard. The rest of the store was very cool and…read morelots of seemingly delicious food options.

Nice service, good deli food, clean bathroom. Nice stop off from the interstate. Red potatoes were…read moredelish!

I was skeptical about food from a gas station, but Legacy Market does not disappoint! Everything is…read moremade fresh with quality ingredients. The sandwiches and sides are absolutely delicious. I haven't been able to try the chicken or catfish, but they looked delicious as well! My favorites are the Mulberry, Washington, and Louisa. The menu I've attached is an older one, and the newer menu does not include the Louisa, sadly. But they will still make it for you, and it really should be added back! It was damn good, especially with the added tomato slices I requested!

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