This wonderful store has everything you want about West Virginia, from Blenko Crystal, arts and…read morecrafts, and handmade trinkets, to West Virginia jellies, jams, preservces, and other specialty food concoctions. Everything is made in West Virginia. Even a Ramp (pungent onion) salad dressing that I brought back to Connecticut and my family had a blast with the flavor it imparted a giant salad. Awesome employees, eager to help. A must visit at Snowshoe Mountain, even IF you're from West Virginia.

So I was taking a tour of the Greenbrier Inn recently and stopped by this station to pick up…read moresomething to drink and fill up on gas. Located right off the highway the woman behind the counter was very nice and friendly and made my little stop all the better.

Nice convenience store. They have recently changed ownership, but the kitchen is back open. Pretty…read moregood food, normal variety of convenience store snacks, and some frozen food. It does have fuel. Spotty WiFi. They improve over time, so drop in.

Nice place in Brandywine. Great Pepperoni rolls! Friendly staff. Has gas / diesel.read more

Henry's is definitely one of those country stores you often see in old Rockwell pictures. Yes,…read morethey still exist, although a bit adapted to the need for modern conveniences. Just 12 miles from Snowshoe on the way North on Highway 28. A quick place to get some gas. Refreshments, convenience items and West Virginia necessities, jams, jellies etc. What really earned my respect for these folk was their actions during the Derecho storm last July that left most of West Virginia in shambles for a week. With no gasoline literally within a hundred mile radius of Snowshoe, Henry opened up, powered by a borrowed generator and didn't even raise their gas prices, allowing travelers and residents to fill up and get to where they needed to go. Civic duty galore. Place is totally friendly.

Management of this store and most employees are unwelcoming, judgmental, presumptuous and…read moresuspectful of any non-local, or as they would say "yer not from these parts". Tremendously overpriced food and drink and then the "memorabilia" junk is outrageously tacky and again, laughably overpriced. To use the word disappointed with this "convenience" store is an understatement. Many years ago when under different ownership/management it was a delightful, friendly and truly convenient place to patronize.

If you ever dreamed of 100+ gas pumps, a ton of food options, and endless toilets like me, this is…read moreyour place! I never been to these places before. I just heard of them and they were considered a myth to me for years. Like you just can't imagine a place this big with so many things in one place. Well this isn't a dream. It's reality. The place was so epic I had to buy a shirt to represent the greatest convenience store mankind has ever built. Come here if you want to live, eat, get gas, and poop.

I made the trip to Mt. Crawford so I could add this Buc-ee's location to my list since I've been a…read moreBuc-ee's fan for over fifteen years. I stopped in on a Tuesday afternoon (2-3pm), and had no trouble finding a parking spot, or navigating my way around the store. This location isn't as big as some others, but has all your Buc-ee favorites, clean bathrooms, and plenty of gas pumps. If you're wanting to stock up on Beaver Nuggets, flavored popcorn, candy, and souvenirs you won't have any trouble. The brisket burrito I bought for lunch was underwhelming. There was very little brisket, and a lot more beans. For almost eight dollars, it's a tasty burrito but could've used a little more TLC. Aside from the lackluster brisket burrito, everything else you're familiar with at a Buc-ee's is here.

After another stretch on the highway I needed to get fuel and a little something for myself. Being…read morein Sheetz country I was happy to see there was one on the next exit on the highway I was on. This location wasn't far from the highway and right next to some retail, noticeably next to a Walmart. This is your typical Sheetz setup that we have all been accustom to recently. Decent amount of pumps to do a quick fuel run and more than enough parking if you need to just do a Sheetz run. There are Tesla chargers here if that's your thing. Inside I was pleasantly surprised that they still had the fresh brewed iced tea and not one of those dispensers. I tapped the screen a few times and ordered myself some breakfast sandwiches to take on with me for the rest of my road trip. Prior to leaving I made sure to stretch my legs outside before getting back on the road. It was a warm day, and being morning it was a nice break before getting back into my vehicle.

Note: This Sheetz temporarily closed on September 19, 2022, and it will reopen in March. I assume…read morethat the building will be rebuilt or remodeled. As such, my photos will likely be outdated in March. I visited this Sheetz on the day that it was temporarily closing. I wanted to buy gas for my vehicle as well as snacks and beverages. The store had a sufficient number of gas pumps, and the price for the gas was average. The store had partially empty refrigerators and shelves of foods and beverages, but I found some snacks and beverages that I liked. I waited in the checkout line for a couple of minutes. The cashier had a pleasant personality, and she thanked me and told me to have a nice day.

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.

Dont be bothered chips and beer. Asked about a food store near by. They said…read more" they did not know".Super helpful, NOT. Went to IGA . Steer clear of this place.

Unless you're in need of beer or ice, there really isn't much here to see. A few snacks and a few…read moreodds and ends for sale on the shelves.

Mt Top Convenience…read more Shades of Colassessano's Matriculating into Fairmont State in the 1960's entailed an array of eventful activities which enhance and develop life. As a subscriber of direct on campus education, I eagerly embraced campus life. One element was selecting membership in Theta Xi. Weekly meetings were accompanied by a Theta Xi gathering at Colassessano's which was a colorful Fairmont Pub. Sadly this institution has been replaced by a sanitized version. During that era, Pittsburgh beers appealed to the working class, and popular labels included Iron City Lager, Fort Pitt Beer, Pabst Blue Ribbon, Schlitz, Miller High Life.... As a three year high school letterman, and scholar athlete, I had zero experience with beer, wine, spirits, and shine - all were available to Fairmont State students. I was not yet eligible to hold a draft card. While Theta Xi brothers debate the advantage of various Pittsburgh beers, I was happy to purchase a pitcher of nearly any cold draft. Given decades of European travel, I developed a palette for several German and European brews; none of which were offered at Colassessano's. In retrospect it is this appreciation of European brews that spared me from the emerging micro brewing craze. Ok, some of these brews are very good, and several are horrendous. It was at Colassessano's and the publican that I encountered my first Pepperoni Roll. Home baked rolls included mozzarella, ricotta, and Parmigiano. And Oliverio's Hot Peppers were added to this bundle from heaven. Later we learned to cherish the Colassessano's pizza. This pie seemed to approximate a Chicago deep dish pie with mozzarella, ricotta, and Parmigiano, Oliverio's Hot Peppers, pepperoni, hot sausage, .... Mt Top Convenience is listed on the West Virginia Pepperoni Trail, and for good reason. I take care to phone in an order form Ohio one day in advance of pickup. Of course, I visit the local Davis grocery store for a dozen bottles of Oliverio's Hot Peppers. I take care to import Pilsner Urquell and Guinness Stout for this ski holiday. Yes, Guinness Stout is better in Ireland. Mt Top Convenience offers a variety of interesting brews, and there are several microbreweries in this area. Mt Top Convenience offers a great take on pepperoni rolls. Caveat: do Not take chances with filling station pepperoni rolls which are pre-packaged. Our goal is to support local business, and our menu and dining options for this holiday will center on local West Virginia businesses.

Love to support small business…read more That's why I stop in to Mt. Top Convenience. A stop for all things. The hamlet of Thomas, WV was a notorious gambling and mining den. I bought some snacks, coffee and news here. The girl at the counter did not even say a word. NOT. A. WORD! Guess I erroneously thought a small town A+P 'Convenience''d be friendly.. nah. They have gas, booze, food and beer. (Some of the drinks, cold brew coffee, O-juice etc. we're past the expiration date - as a woman stated below on the reviews here on Yelp!) Rebel review: 4

As the name suggests, Midtowne sells tons of convenience items like snack food, batteries,…read moretoothpaste, cigarettes, juice, beer, even hot dogs that are cooked there at Midtowne. But the best thing about Midtowne is the amazing selection for EVERYTHING. This is the place for a beer snob....they even sell Delerium! Not to mention the amazing support they show for the local market--they sell muffins, cookies and other baked goods made by local people, and always have a few CDs from local bands (which Harrisonburg has no lack of!). Also, there's usually a bulletin board up displaying events happening in the area like live music, farmers markets, yard sales and things of this nature. The service is usually great--my favorite employee is Chris--the most friendly and helpful guy in Harrisonburg. Support Downtown Harrisonburg--shop at Midtowne!

Midtowne Market is a great little convenience store in downtown Harrisonburg. It has the little…read morefood items you might need on a whim. They also carry pre-made lunch type food. More importantly, and the reason I am writing this review, is that Midtowne Market stocks an ever changing selection of unusual/hard to find beers. They stock Rouge Ales, Bell's Beer (a good brewery from Michigan), and many other brands that you will be hard pressed to find without a trip to Northern Virginia. Finally, note that their selection is ever changing, so on a positive note there will usually be something new to try, but on a negative note, you might find your new favorite beer only to have it disappear the next time you visit. It's not perfect, but it's a refreshing change from the usual beers sold at supermarkets elsewhere.