Based on a previous review we decided to take a short detour off the C&O Canal Tow Path to grab a…read moresub for lunch and we weren't disappointed! Very Fresh, generous portion, lots of toppings.... Definitely a great place to refuel if you are passing by!

I stopped to get some gas and a snack in the midst of a long drive. This place is classic small…read moretown country store. There was someone hanging around out front, some older guys sitting around Inside talking and relaxing and the store sold all kinds of homemade fresh food in addition to the usual gas station fare. I didn't have much time so I just grabbed a snack and a bottle of water and headed back. I'd be interested to come back here and try some of their fresh food and this place almost feels like going back in time in a good way. As I was leaving a younger guy was blaring classic Southern rock in his car as he stopped to get gas, was the perfect and appropriate ending to trip to this place.

Heading from West Virginia to Virginia this little all purpose gas station just outside Berkeley…read moreSprings is a must stop for us. Gas always is cheaper once we drive in to Virginia. The Liberty Express Stop is always filled with over the road trucks lined up in back and the gas bays are always filled with cars, it seems as though everyone traveling has the same idea as us. Most of the time stopping you are greeted with the smells of pizza, coffee and sandwich type goodies. There are always people in line buying food stuff and a small eating area for those who want to take a break from driving. The prices are not bad and my hubs always picks up his Utz Potato Chips since we can't buy them locally. The interior is always clean and well stocked. I would give this little rest atop a 5 star except for the always long line for the restrooms. Of course, they can't help that but that's the only thing that needs to be changed or updated.

I work in the area of this place occasionally and the food is horrible ! I hear from the employees…read morethat it is under new management and the owners force them to keep the food under the heat lamps for hours ! I've actually been warned by the staff not to eat certain items before because it had been there for over 3 hours...Well, I tried it again today (9-7-25) and it was the same outcome. krispy krunchy cajun sandwich. i took 1 bite and threw it out. the chicken was cold and the bread was stale !

Love this little spot. Subs are delicious. You can tell that it is well known, the lady working was…read morevery friendly, and several people walked in whom she knew by name. You can get everything that you could possibly need for your camping or cabin retreats. I would like to come here and try the ice cream and milkshakes . They also sell cute little trinkets and gifts to bring home .

Love this place. Absolutely brilliant. We got some good craft beer and a couple subs. Looking…read moreforward to going back

Ordered a mocha last Sunday around 1:30 pm . Cutie who prepared my drink perfected it! Much needed…read moreafter the long drive there. Nice and cozy place with a lil hangout to sit and drink or wait for order. Great service! Next time I get a cabin around there I'll make sure to come back.

Best experience I had in town. Michael, Patrick and their employees are very sweet and genuine. Had…read morethe chicken, bacon ranch panini and I think the Caesar salad was the best in the state!!! Would give them 10 stars if I could.

This place is right next door to the BTI White Water Rafting place. They have all the usual small…read morecountry store offerings but I want to give it a shout out for two very important reasons: 1) They sell booze. It is really important to put booze in your cooler when you go tubing. Trust me on this. Do not listen to what anyone else says on this subject. 2) They sell cigars - seriously good brands at seriously good prices - I am buying Romeos at about $7 a strick off the internet and these guys have the same stogies for about $4.

The overwhelming majority of those of us who smoke KNOW we shouldn't. Health issues aside, it's…read morevery expensive. A carton of cigarettes in my part of Maryland costs between $66 and $72 per carton. They are just about $53 at Little Country Store. And this is for premium brands like Newports. If you call ahead (which I do, since it's a 40 mile drive), if your brand is in stocks, they will make sure they are put aside for you. Very friendly staff.

Stopped in for lunch. I ordered the Cold Cuts sub - with mayo, lettuce, tomato, onion, and banana…read morepeppers. My friend ordered a Turkey Sub. We got our orders to go. Subs were good. Staff was very friendly. There are several tables to eat at inside - all of them were full up at lunch time. There is also some seating outside under a covered patio area. It was cold outside - so no one was seated outside. They offer food specials every day of the week. There is also a small convenience store here: soda, beer, some canned goods, snacks, and such. #JimsCountryStore

I visited Jim's County Store as part of my effort to get a hot dog in every county and incorporated…read morecity in Virginia. Jim's was my Clarke County stop. It was a misty and foggy day as we drove through the back roads to get to Jim's. We arrived late in the afternoon, a strange meal time. The right side of the store is predominantly a deli case and the kitchen. The menu is on the wall above the case. It was unclear at first how/where to order. Staff were there and moving around but no one really engaged with us even though we were clearly confused. Eventually the woman at the cash register asked what we needed. She said we order at the register, so there ya go! We got hot dogs, fries to share, and macaroni salad. The hot dogs were...fine. I had their chili on my hot dog and it was kind of odd. Pretty dry with a flavor that I didn't love. And it had beans...womp womp. The cheese sauce on all the dogs was really hot as were the fries. Straight out of the fryer...which was great. But totally unseasoned. Not great. The server who brought the food out was very friendly. Overall, it was just ok. I'll say it was a really well-stocked convenience store so a bonus half star for that.

One of the cleaner 7-elevens I've been to. The aisles and drink machines were all clean. The food…read moredid not look like they were sitting on there all day. The cashier had some spunk, she half jokingly told a customer not to complain if nothing is wrong. So true! The customer was saying the slurpee machine was probably broken but it was actually working just fine after the customer tried using it. The area was well lit and and the parking lot was clean. I got what I needed and was in and out with out any issues.

Love our local 7-eleven! Its definitely one of the cleaner 7-eleven i've been to. Cashiers are…read morealways efficient and friendly. They have a little bit of everything from snacks to souvenirs.

Great knowledgeable service. More people should tip the workers there..I always do.. This service…read more is imperitive for people with disabilities

Wonderful experience at the cruise thru :) You can actually drive through and order alcohol right…read morefrom your car. Workers were friendly, many, many choices of alcohol types, easy service, tasting events on site, and affordable prices! Recommend this experience for visitors in Romney WV.

I wish I could give this place more than 5 stars because it is conventient and has anything you…read moreneed. They have essentials, beer, liquor, meat/deli, baked good and hot foods. We came in late afternoon and had a late lunch so after we did grocery shopping we needed a quick bite this was perfect. We order cheesesteaks, side of cheese potatoes, fries, tenders all very good. We also tried the cinnamon roll and it was the best I've ever had and wish I brought some home. They were very popular and only wish I could have tried their breakfast sandwiches.

A lot of variety in many categories! Fresh veggies and fruit was awesome;…read more Deli case for prepared foods/ meats and made to order sandwiches/meals. Lotsa locals--that says everything!

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!