Big Lots has a mixture of overstock from other places. You can find food/snacks, household items,…read moretoiletries, toys and tools. The inventory varies. There are several stores in a strip mall.

I would say that the presentation and format of this new and bigger big lots is awesome and pretty…read moresurprising. The staff however seemed like they were having a hard time meeting customers demands. My husband and I sat for 30 minutes waiting for the manager to order a couch for us. She told us we would be helped next yet we saw her running all over the store. We decided to get up and leave and go he next day. That associate was very awesome and got our couch ordered!

This Sheetz run was nothing more than a pitstop for me. I needed to use the facilities after…read moredowning nearly 64 ounces of sweet tea. Not being from the area I leaned into knowing Sheetz were in the area. Getting here was a trip. The street grid around this location had me double guessing whether I was going to the right area. Once I did get myself to the lot I parked and ran inside. Ran to the facilities and found some sweet relief. Once finished in there I came out into the store area and then decided I should grab something eat. I tapped on the screen and got myself a quick breakfast. Paid and just waited for my food to be prepared. Not being in a rush I opted to eat in house which is rare for me in a Sheetz. I moved into the dining area and was the only one in there for the duration of my meal. I'm impressed with the setup in here as they took the customer experience into account. Each seating area had access to an outlet that included USB charging ports. Napkin dispensers within reach of everyone. Television on a channel to give some background noise for the dining area. The food was exactly what I needed for a breakfast. The fried things were a bit too greasy, but I knew that was going to happen. The breakfast sandwich was a usual go to for me at a Sheetz. While I ate more food I did some people watching from the window seat I had. Sheetz draws some crazy characters. Once I was done, threw my trash away and back outside I went. Leaving the lot was as crazy as the street grid. Traffic light was located right at the one entrance to the lot which made it a bit hard to form a line of any kind for vehicles exiting.

Shawn/Jermaine has to be the single nicest person I've ever interacted with at any store, ever. His…read moreattitude and demeanor is impeccable, and he is so very kind. The food is always great, and the people are even better.

This review will be for one of their donuts and one of their subs…read more I wanted food so decided to try a sub from the deli department. I went with their whole sub deal where you get a whole sub for $8.49 which came to $9.16 after tax. On my sub I got turkey, provolone cheese, lettuce, tomato, Mayo and salt and pepper on whole wheat bread. This thing was MASSIVE. The picture I posted is only half of the sub. I had been wanting turkey all day and the taste did not disappoint. Ate half then had the other half the next day. For a sweet treat I went for one of their donuts. I got the chocolate cake donut with a thick chocolate glaze. Or maybe it was a chocolate sauce? Not sure. So the donut itself was a bit dry. Needed some milk which I didn't have but oh well. The chocolate topping was delicious. I ate the dry bottom part first so that I could taste more of the topping which worked out beautifully. Because the donut was kinda dense, I decided to only eat half cause I didn't wanna feel so heavy. Half was enough tho and I ate the other half the next day. I would 100% order more subs from there. They're delicious, HUGE and you get what you pay for. The donut.....I'd probably try a different flavor.

Absolutely love this Harris Teeter! It's super clean, the staff is friendly, the shelves are always…read morefully stopped, and they make the best chocolate chip cookies!

Don't go Friday mornings. They don't remove the previous week's ad pricing from the shelves. I…read morepicked up groceries this past Friday morning thinking I was getting a good deal on several items and it cost me 8 bucks on a $60 grocery bill.

Hands down the best donuts made at this grocery store. I personally prefer the croissant glazed…read more"donut" but they have a wide selection of flavors. Freshly made everyday! My hubby & I actually prefer these donuts over DD down the road anymore..

If you take a visit to Goshen Scout Reservation in Southwestern VA, there are few places that are…read morereasonably close to the camps to pick up fresh meats, grocery essentials, etc. The closest would be Dollar General in the town of Goshen. They have milk, creamer, eggs, and one small aisle dedicated to pantry goods. I've been there numerous times when I visit Goshen and forget like... my pillow. Or my bath towel. It's a pretty solid random selection of household goods. Luckily now the town of Goshen has a farmers market that has a bunch of fresh vegetables. The last time we were there they had a great selection of potatoes, tomatoes, onions, and a bunch of other refrigerated veg like squash, zuchini, asparagus and more. Craigsville is really your closest and best bet for some quality meats and country style cheeses. What is a country style cheese you ask... well... I'm not sure how to explain it - but it's certainly not camembert or a triple creme brie lol. The IGA which also has a small gas station out front and has two separate defined portions of the store. If you go into the store and go straight to the back you'll find the meat counter. I think this is one of the biggest highlights of IGA. The meat is local, it's fresh, and the selection is usually pretty decent. If you go in and venture to the right you'll find a dug out portion of the store that's perimeter is lined with fridges and has everything from cold beer to dairy and juices. They also have a hot bar with all types of fried and prepared foods. You'll definitely find chicken fingers, macaroni and cheese, fries... you get the gist. Unless you want to drive to Staunton or Lexington - IGA has cornered the market on a handful of things in that area. They also use to sell guns... which I'm not quite sure if they sell those anymore. It is Southwestern VA after all.

I love this place. It's not fancy and it hasn't got bells and whistles- unless you count…read moretaxidermied hunting trophies. What it does have is exactly what you want in a small, local market. They cut their own meat in the back. The steaks are good, and they're a good price. I have more than once grilled up one of these bad boys along the banks of the river and I've never been unhappy with the quality. Their corn on the cob is pretty awesome too, if you're trying to make yourself popular at a BBQ. They have a dollar shop where you can get everything. Kitchen utensils, toiletries, spices, what-have-you. I stock up on various accoutrements every time I visit. Their beer selection is pretty darn good. They have microbrews and coolers and giant cases of your favorite domestics. They have a hot food counter that always hits the spot. Fried chicken is delicious. Home fries, delicious. Jalapeno poppers, subs, macaroni, all delicious. The best part is the staff, though. They chat with each other as old friends and welcome visitors like myself and my group with nothing short of southern hospitality. The male staff members pretty much insist on helping me out with my groceries, and they do it with smiles. I wish my local market had this kind of social quality. Pulling into the Craigsville IGA always signals the beginning of a great time in the mountains, and I always look forward to the next time I find myself in their happy little store.

Nothing really special about this location. Other than being in the mall and directly connected to…read morethe mall, nothing special. I stopped in in search of storage items and knew ahead of time to not get my hopes up. They do have a small selection of storage items, but you have to take into consideration the size of those items. Also, the quality. I made sure to check other areas in the store, only to find nothing. What is weird here, with an entrance to the outside and the mall, there are two sets of registers. But there are no one manning the registers that lead to the mall. Not the best if you are trying to prevent someone from walking out of the store with an item.