There are a lot of negative reviews here mostly having to do with the employees. Having now been…read morehere myself I can whole heartedly agree that the employees here are straight up Grade A tools. They essentially ignore you while you're at the register because they're talking about their boyfriends or some other baby mamma drama. When you do get their attention they just kind of sneer at you, like how dare you interrupt our conversation.

The employees, a lady that works third shift name heather. one of the best employees to deal with…read morethe public. I've ever dealt with. good, deep fried southern food.

* Chicken livers 7.8/10 (Personal Favorite) * Chicken…read morethighs/legs/wings have good flavor on the skin but not much crispiness. * Chicken gets a little dry when you eat the thighs * Don't expect it to be your typical "Fried Chicken" * Rolls are well cooked (You'll want at least 2-3) * Overall I'd say 7.2/10. chicken is decent, coleslaw is very good, and other sides are just what you expect.

So I was staying in Radford for the fourth of July holiday, and my sisters dad recommended R&R. So…read moreI was expecting nothing good but in fact it was good as hell the store employee who worked on the Fourth of July was very excited to make my r & r burger and fries with cheese sauce and he gave all of my family a discount seeing as we are the only people who came in all day he was smiling and had a American flag shirt on his people skills were very good. The store is very decorated in lotto and ads for local stuff going on and looks like a regular convenience store but the burger is very good. The ambiance is small town convenience store where you hear the gossip of radford.

I agree this store has a great selection of international foods but guys, check the expiration…read moredate!!!!!!! I was so grossed out when I found old expired curry paste from 2017 and we are in 2020. Last year I came regularly for the same product. When I wanted to buy it in May of this year, it was expired. They refused to go down with the price. When I checked for the same product again a few months later, it was still in the shelf all expired (August). Today I checked again (Nov) and nothing has changed....all expired products are still on the shelf. This is disgusting and could be dangerous. When you point it out to the store worker/manager they act indifferent. Nothing will change! That's it for me...

Great variety of food and customer service! You could find any ingredient you're looking for at…read morethis store.

Pricey gas unless you are paying cash. Then it just takes it down to average pricing. There are not…read morea ton of pumps but it is easy to get in and out of the parking lot.The inside of the gas/convenience store was pretty chaotic, with a row of slot machines, incense smells in the air and plush animals competing for space with beef jerky. It wouldn't be bad if it were organized like a Q.T. or Casey's and was a bigger space to hold all this stuff. Unfortunately it was more like my daughters closet inside with stuff just strewn about everywhere.

The air pump doesn't work and the staff did not put any sign to make customers aware. Even tho it…read moreis not owned by them, it's on their property. Already submitted a refund request online to get my money back.

Super fast service, friendly people who know what travelers need. Good food, to get back on the…read moreroad!

I love Sheetz and miss it having moved to Hampton Roads where their version is Wawa and it's NOT…read morethe same. This Sheetz has always been the staple for me, it's at one of the busiest intersections in the area and I've probably stopped here 1000x at least from the time I was 16 to now. The coffee is great and the bathrooms are in good working order and they have plenty of pumps and parking. Additionally, the sandwiches made to order are really fresh and good.

A significant winter storm - referred to as Winter Storm Cora - is anticipated to bring heavy mixed…read moreprecipitation to the Roanoke, Virginia area, with a Winter Storm Warning in effect until Monday, January 26, 2016. We are to expect 4 to 8 inches of combined snow and sleet, ice accumulation, and dangerous travel conditions with wind gusts up to 35 - 40 mph. After receiving the above information from the weathercasters of Channel 10 local news, I decided to go shopping for food, water, and essentials to weather the storm. Asking around, on the day before the storm would reach us, I was told that Walmart's shelves were almost all cleared out, and not to bother going there. My friends advised me to go to either Food Lion or Kroger. I decided to go to the Vinton Kroger, knowing by experience how well managed this Kroger is and how they do an excellent job of keeping their shelves stocked. When I arrived, their parking lot was pretty full, but still had some parking spaces available to park. As I parked and approached the entrance, their American flag flew high above under a beautiful blue sky with white clouds. Inside, I was able to walk around with my shopping cart and find all the essentials I needed to weather the storm. From frozen ready-made foods, easy to prepare, to bread and cold cuts, to even milk and water, that oftentimes are the first things to run out in supermarkets during inclement weather. I asked one of the employees for directions of where to find the little glass bottles of Starbucks Coffee and she immediately gave me the aile number. Another employee helped me reach the toilet paper that I wanted that was on a shelf too high for me to reach. They even had the cereal that I like that oftentimes even in good weather the other supermarkets run out. The clerk at the cashier's counter was very efficient checking out all my merchandise, and the bag packing attendant in quickly packaging all my item and nicely placing them back into my cart. In Vinton, they also don't charge you for the bags, which they do in Roanoke. As I was taking my groceries to my Lexus, cars stopped to allow me to cross over to the parking lot. I quickly placed all my items in the trunk of my Lexus and pushed the cart back to one of those cart stations in the middle of the parking lot. As I was leaving the parking lot I saw behind me how another car was paking in the parking space I had just left. I thought to myself how grateful I was to the management and staff of this Kroger in particular for being so efficient that allowed me to shop, like if nothing out of the ordinary was going on.

What is going on with Kroger in Vinton. They have done a way with their meat department. Now you…read morecan only purchase prepackaged meats and seafood. The meat department was one of the best, and the staff was really friendly and helpful. I understand that this is a trend that Kroger's is looking at nationally, but it is gonna hurt them. This is a terrible decision, and it is going to cause my family to shop elsewhere. Bring it back!

Great service and food. Great menu selection. Great mood. Overall it's a very great placeread more

Good beer and snack selection. Cheap 2-liter soda. Small kitchen in store with grill.read more

One of my favorite treats, especially for breakfast, is a freshly made New York Style Bagel with…read morecream cheese. It not only tastes good but it seems to energize me. Years ago, on Saturday mornings, before I went to teach my College Psychology class, I would stop at a bakery and had a bagel with cream cheese. They were so good. Today, after hearing so much about this place, I decided to go and try their Bagels out. After being awarded the Triad Yelper of the Year 2024 Award at the Yelpies Award Ceremony last year, an event that honored the highest-performing Yelp Elites, I decided that this year, as an All-Star Yelp Elite, I not only wanted to be the first to discover new restaurants and bring them to the attention of the public, but also to uncover those found in hidden paths that for one reason or another have not reached the public in its totality. And Donnie D's Bagels & Deli in Daleville, Virginia, is the perfect example. When I arrived I was aware that their Roanoke, Virginia location had been through a fire and was in the process of renovation. When they first opened I was one of the first ones there trying out their bagels and watching them make them. I invite you to go read my review and see my photographs accompanying it. Their bagels were so good that I missed them and that is why I came to this location to see if they also made them here. I was under the impression that they also made their own bagels here. But it seems that their bagel operation was done in their Roanoke location and they were sent here. Because one of the things they had here was a sign that said that while they were renovating their other location in Roanoke, they were having their bagels shipped from a bakery in New Jersey. What they were making here were their biscuits. When I arrived, I was very impressed with this small but cozy, little deli and bagel shop. The fist thing you see is a display case with lots of bagels of all kinds. The bagels looked big and plumpy. I walked over to the ordering counter and a friendly young lady greeted me and when I asked her about the bagels, told me the story I just wrote about above. Since I was here already I ordered a Plain Bagel with Cream Cheese and a bottle of Starbucks Cold Caffè Mocha. The bagel was good but not as good as Donnie D's, which I still remember when I had one at their Roanoke location. It was warm, crispy on the outside and nice and soft in the inside. I also had an opportunity of seeing the trays of their biscuits made on the premises and they also looked good. I definitely recommend this place to stop for breakfast or lunch. They have quality products, a warm and cozy ambiance, an excellent customer service.

Solid bagel sandwiches, but our 3 basic egg and cheeses were not worth a 30 minute wait.read more