Great little store and very kind/helpful employees! Beautiful smoky mountains…read more Has a little of everything needed so very convenient when visiting!!!

First time the cafe. I was pleasantly surprised. I had the steak sub and it was a lot for the…read moremoney. I will have to try the Reuben next. Hidden gem.

One of the best stops we made during our vacation in North Carolina. We didn't realize there was a…read morecafe attached - we were initially stopping to see the general store. What a pleasant surprise this cafe was. Friendly service and a decent sized menu. We ordered at the counter and found a seat in the cozy back room. We would have sat outside but it was a bit too hot. The food came out hot and fast and OMG the portions were huge. I'm not kidding when I say, this was the best chicken salad I've ever had. The croissant was loaded! And so was my husband's club sandwich. The crispy Brussels were insanely good. Again, some of the best I've ever had. The gentleman that took our order came to check on us and I had to let him know that our lunch was amazing. He told us that it was his family's restaurant and they took food quality very seriously. There is NO doubt about that. I wish this place was in my backyard. Seriously the best lunch we had while on vacation!! I was told their oatmeal cream pies were a hit, so I had to get one for the road. They were not kidding. I tried to make it last a couple days to really savor the sweetness and it was torture. I wanted to inhale the cookie sandwich after the first bite. The cookie was chewy and soft, and the cream balanced it out perfectly. If the owners see this, I need a whole box shipped to me ASAP. The only thing I will note is... while browsing the general store after having lunch, I stopped to let one of the employees know that they had a great selection of items. She proceeds to look at me weird and then ask me if I had two hats on. What? She then reaches out and touches the brim of my hat. She acted like I was stealing. I took my hat off to show that I indeed only had one hat on and I was so put off by the interaction. I hadn't even tried on any of the hats they had for sale. Not sure if they have a problem with people stealing there and are just hyper vigilant, but please do not touch customers. Thank goodness the lunch was fantastic, because I would have been very upset after that interaction. Otherwise a great experience aside from that weird interaction. The general store does have a great selection of gifts and other items.

Super friendly girls in the gift shop. Cute goods for sale and nicely kept displays. Place was…read moreclean, and the bathroom was nice. I got a cappuccino from the cafe and it was hands-down the best cappuccino I've had in Madison County. A little pricey, but worth it. Woman who made it was very personable and she knew how to make a REAL cappuccino. Not a latte. Hard to find out here! I look forward to making this little gem a regular stop on my work commute. Adorable swing set and picturesque creek behind the building. Adorable.

Our favorite snack spot in Waynesville. Have great lunches too! I love the pretzels & if you're a…read morefan of spice I definitely suggest the pretzels with spicy mustard! Great Service & cool atmosphere

He absolutely loved this pup cup. Our second time through here just for this! They have a nice…read moreselection of beer n wine as well! It s always a plus when the server is such a people and dog person!! Definitely worth the trip out to Waynesville with your best friend.

The ladies who work here are always so kind and personable. Love the selection - lots of items you…read morewon't find anywhere else. Good sales.

I loved this place. It reminded me of a similar place that used to be near where we live. You can…read morefind practically anything you can think of here, including vintage candy. We had fun walking around in the historic building, and looking at all the great offerings they had for sell. It's also fun to look up at the collection of antiques surrounding the perimeter of the sales floor. There were a lot of smiles there, especially an old timey radio that seemed to be playing some Bill Monroe. Fun!

Love their rotisserie chicken salad! They make two type, with or with-out grapes. Don't know much…read moreelse about Ingles, since they aren't in SW Fl.

I love this grocery store. They always have a variety of super fresh produce, the store is…read moreimmaculate and the staff is top notch! You can get your hair cut at great clips next door, then do your shopping. The store is always clean and hustling and bustling with dedicated employees.

The kind of market every small town needs. This place is so charming...packed with locally made…read moregoodies such as candles, snacks, frozen take and bake items, natural/holistic remedies, and a ton of gorgeous plants! We found everything needed for a great charcuterie platter, plus had some soup, wine, and local handmade soda for a little dine in snack. The soup was great (vegan Brunswick stew I believe) and customer service was superb. It was fun to see the neighborhood regulars pop in and out on a blissful snow day.

Neat little shop that sells a bit of everything from cheeses, sweets and fudge.read more

The dairy selection has improved drastically over the past couple of weeks. Great selection and the…read moredairy workers will go out of their way to accommodate your request if available. We will be back and I will be telling others to check them out before going to big stores.

I am glad I can review "Go", but embarrassed due to the lack of photos. I am bad with electronics,…read moreand not always bold. I will try. I finally got to experience this place. It is the "Marshalls" of food products. They get other food that grocery stores did not sell, and not as well known brands. Do not let that scare you. Just use common sense. If the box is dusty, pass. If it tastes stale at home, toss it. Canned stuff lasts until it bulges or rusts. Dents on can seams are questionable*, but mid-can is fine. (Dents are at all stores, anyways.) Smell any freshly deceased, domesticated animal that has been processed, especially fowl. (We recently got bad chicken at a non-discount market, so you never know, even with printed dates.) They do have current stuff, too, in case you are holding your nose in the air. Surplus, baby. It has that warehousey feel, and is just spread out enough that you can smile at others, but not get in each other's way. They have seasonal stuff, and affordable "luxuries" here and there. They also have enough flavors of "Skippy" to put other supermarkets to shame. It is clean and the workers are not slacking. They do not accept coupons. They do give to the local food bank, which speaks volumes. I like this place. It is down to earth and real. *Just send me a note if you want to know what the "Frugal Zealot" says about this.

What a fun and nostalgic store. They have so many different candies in the shop, some I remembered…read morefrom and haven't seen since childhood. I'm a jelly bean fan and they had a bunch of flavors to choose from. I left with a half pound of jellys and sour gummys. The shop is laid out well, really cute and the staff is friendly. The shop sits between an ice cream place and a chocolate/fudge place. Really great stop for your sweet tooth!

This shop was connected to the ice cream shop and the little fudge shop. They had so many different…read moretypes of candies! I only ended up getting half a pound of jelly beans but a lot of tempting other items too. They also had some gift items too. The lady at the counter was nice. They prices were a little expensive as it was like $9 for half a pound of beans but I was able to custom pick the flavors Looks like there was some storm damage to the ice cream side flooring