Stopped in for a Monday lunch. Nice selection of wraps and sandwiches. I had a chicken wrap with…read moreveggies, feta and aioli. Very tasty and plenty filling with chips on the side. Service was acceptable. Took a bit to get my item and they did not seem too busy. They did have a man delivering items into the community and he seemed very busy. The setting is attractive and pleasant. I sat outside on their tables out front on a nice summer day. Clean place, decent bathrooms.

The food is not very good. The pastries are dry and the staff does not remake the food if it's not…read moredone right or coffee for that matter, we ordered two coffees that were made wrong and when asked to correct the order we were given attitude and called liars and they to did not correct my order without us paying full price again. Do not recommend this place to anyone.

I go camping up here, and this groovy little local store (not so little it's a supermarket really)…read moreis the big alternative to Walmart (or Maomart as I like to call it) and has decent produce and beer and what ever else you might have forgot to pack as far as toiletries etc.... Go here, not freekin Maomart.

Every town would be lucky to have a Little Vinny's. For what it is - a bar with food - it's…read moreabsolute perfection. If you're passing through and curious, don't think twice, just go! Food is solid, service is warm and helpful, with a familiar and classic American atmosphere. Totally recommended.

Neat bar, friendly bartender, great food and excellent Bloody Mary's. We always stop here when…read morepassing through and have a fun time. We've met very nice people- hardware store is next door and those owners are patrons and super nice too. It has a neat outdoor area along main street where you can enjoy your beverage and watch the area happenings. A must stop!

I love antiquing. If you didn't know any better, you'd swear I was an old lady. I get a serious…read morerush from bargain hunting and I love kitschy knickknacks. I especially love when they are affordable, which the majority of the things carried here seemed to be. They rent out space to various dealers, so there's a large assortment of vintage beer steins, art deco dish sets, tin signs, ceramic figures, books and much, much more. The store is spacious and set up in no particular order. I had seen a billboard on the side of the highway that gave vague directions (get off at exits 115 or 116 and turn left). I asked if this was the antique shop featured in the ad, because I had forgotten the name, and didn't even get the entire question out before I was corrected that this was *the* antique shop. I'm not sure if the woman working there is blissfully unaware that there's another antique shop just around the corner, but she was very friendly and eager to help me find whatever I might be looking for. I told her I was just there to browse and was left alone. Some of the items seemed a bit overpriced. I'm not sure if they think some of the things are worth more than they really are or if I'm not that good at pricing collectible objects. There was a 7pc Russian nesting doll going for almost $100 (that seems to be about right as an import, but I gotta scoff at it since I was able to buy them for ~$20 in Ukraine) and a few other things that caught my attention and held my interest just long enough to flip over the price tag and quickly walk away. However, I don't know how much the owner of the shop really has to do with marking things. As I mentioned, they rent the space out to people, so it's possible each person picks their own price and I can't blame Ruxton for having items outside of my price point.