This is a nice clean store to do your light grocery shopping in. Their stock is limited and all…read moretheir products are very good. Their prices are reasonable. Employees are always friendly and helpful. Their ice cream is very good and their waffle cones are fresh. If you like Mexican Popsicles they have those too.

My family wanted to stop here on the way to Manassas from Charlottesville. Being from the mid west…read morewe have similar stores that are much bigger than this with better prices and quantities. But in northern Virginia folks seem to think this is an amazing county stop. They have lots of animals- goats, chickens, pigs, other fowl etc in nice pens along the property. A massive collection of over priced outdoor adrenal chairs, indoor food market and ice cream, oils and natural remedies, cards and gifts, kids toys, large candy section and dairy and meat products. Produce section was very small. It's a good collection but definitely not the Amish/ Mennonite groceries of the Midwest! It still has the nice rustic feeling and the barn like exterior and interior for a good country feeling!

I want to amend an earlier review. When I went back to pick up my meat, I met Mike Rodrigues the…read moreowner. He is so personable and accommodating I could not have gotten better service. He agreed that when they update their website they will include instructions for first time users. If you are a first timer ask them to spell out what is expected. You will then be pleased.

I have used this butcher for as many years as they have been open. They had growing pains at first…read morebut most do. They are a good establishment that will accommodate you at every turn. The manager is always willing to talk with you and answer your questions. They do not know what YOU don't know, so ask questions. At one time I was doing 75 beef a year through this butcher. I have since scaled back and do only 10-12 a year at most. Most people do not understand how the process works. I take a great deal of time educating my customers so they understand what they are getting. This is a good place to get your animals done and they do a GREAT job. They have always been accommodating but like I said they don't know what YOU don't know.

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!

The Culpeper Farmers Market, open Saturdays from 7:30 a.m. to 12 noon from the end of April to…read moremid-November, is a friendly & delightful place to stop by & do some local shopping. It's rare that I ever skip a Saturday morning there. In fact, this morning had me lugging home bags of baby Rainbow Swiss Chard, baby Tatsoi greens, & a type of baby Asian lettuce; some lovely apples; heirloom tomatoes; green beans; baby white potatoes; mixed colors of bell peppers - I'm sure I've left something out, but you get the picture. There's a fairly wide diversity of products available - while the majority of vendors are selling fruit & vegetables (some certified organic), there are also several local honey vendors, a smattering of fresh local meat producers (beef, pork, poultry, lamb - even goat sometimes!), eggs, both cut & potted flowers, baked goods, preserves, herbs/spices, a few arts/crafts, & even a local mushroom grower. During the spring months, there are plenty of garden plants & heirloom vegetable seedlings for sale, & during the summer, there are even a few cooked food vendors now & then, serving anything from grilled items to Indian fare. If there's one gripe I have, it's that I find it doubtful that all of the vendors are actually selling what I'd consider "local" produce; I'd swear that a few vendors - & it's fairly easy to spot which ones - are bringing in produce from Lord knows where. But I know which vendors are, in fact, local & honest (they're easy to spot), so make a point to purchase from them exclusively. Bottom line - very nice spot to while away a Saturday morning & pick up some healthy locally-grown produce for the following week's meals.

We were there really early (7am), so there's a chance that my experience wasn't representative, but…read morethere were only a few stands. We saw some fresh produce and a local butchered meat stall but that was it. I thought there'd be a little more vendors there with a few more options. I'll try going by another day and update accordingly. For now, I was not impressed.

Happy to review not only the fantastic smashed burger, oh so tasty fries, incredible maple sauce…read morebut the perfectly fried cheese curds. I'm a gurl who normally says a big huge hell no to cheese of any sort. The curds deep fried absolutely YES, would need to be on my rotation. The assortment of beverages were terrific I chose cucumber, my friend she picked dragonfruit loved it!! Did I mention unlimited pours on drinks. Extra nice to see the lack of sodas (coke - Pepsi etc) If we lived close by Graze to Griddle We would be weekly customers. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts. Julie Rose Sawyer

Great food. They suggested chorizo burger and graze burger combined as a double it was spot on!…read moreWife had chicken burger that was also very good. Cheese curds were good as well. Cozy clean place. Helpful Nice service. Root beer brought me back to my childhood.

Everything about my experience with Kite's Hams was five star. I had been eating their hams for…read moreyears at Southern Kitchen in New Market, VA off the Skyline Drive. There I would get the fried center cut with pineapple and stewed tomatoes spooned over saltines. You could buy the hams wrapped in burlap at the register up until two years ago. When I called Southern Kitchen, the woman who answered the phone directed me to Kite's and told me they ordered the Happy Hams. These are from the Midwest and cornfed, which isn't common in Virginia. The Kite family has been making hams for generations this way, and they cure about 20,000 hams a year according to their website. The gentleman who answered the phone at Kite's was very polite and offered to take my order if I knew what I wanted, or I could call him back with any questions after looking at their website. That website made me so hungry, I ordered a large ham, some biscuit cuts and a sampler that included the center cuts I ate at Southern Kitchen, bacon and trimmings. I got a big box of country ham a few days later. The delivery was extremely quick! First thing I did was fry up those steaks and save the grease for red eye gravy made with coffee and a splash of bourbon. I'll have that with the slices over grits. But I ordered from them to make a ham and peanut stuffing for Thanksgiving. So, I'll take my time eating all this, but it is delicious! I didn't soak it first like some people do. Anyway, here is my Ham and Peanut Stuffing recipe: 1/2 cup of butter 2 cups unsalted roasted Virginia peanuts, whole or coarsely chopped 1 cup chopped Vidalia onion 1/2 cup minced Virginia ham 4 cups stale bread, crusts removed and finely diced 1/2 cup crumbled cornbread 1/2 tsp powdered sage Salt and pepper to taste Turkey broth to moisten Melt the butter in a large, heavy skillet. Add peanuts and stir till they brown. Then add the onion, ham and bread. Cook for 2-3 minutes and season. Mix thoroughly. Use just enough broth to hold stuffing together, for it should be fairly dry. You can store it in the fridge till you're ready to use it. The rest of the menu includes mushroom consommé to start, roast turkey with giblet gravy, bourbon sweet potatoes, onions in sour cream, Brussels sprouts, cranberry relish and pumpkin pie.

Worst ham I've ever had, couldn't chew it couldn't cut it, gave a piece to my dog and he spit it…read moreout too.$70.00 are the worst time you could buy save your money there are better places out there to buy a ham

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.

Found this place when at a brewery one weekend…read more Not sure if we had a bad batch or what but we both found the brisket and pork to be on the dryer side. The pork was a little spicy for my liking and the brisket, while lean, didn't have much flavor. There was no indication of sauce being poured on, but luckily it wasn't spicy and there wasn't much of it. The sauce topped with the cole slaw didn't really help with the dryness either. I think for the price of the sandwiches with a side of fries, I would have rather spent the (maybe too much) money somewhere else, including other BBQ.

Spanky's BBQ was parked outside of a very popular Brewery last night. First of all, the truck is…read moreVERY quiet. The owners are fun and attentive and the food was delicious! We got the meatball sliders and pasta salad. Just the right amount of heat! When you see this food truck in town you best pull over and order something! Well worth your time!!