Fast friendly service. Lots of goodies to choose from. It's our go to place for fresh local…read morevegatables.

Love the store!!! Great guy runs it & is very friendly. Locals sell & trade their produce. The…read moresausage is fantastic.

What a cool find! Friends brought us to "The Amish deli" for lunch; but it was so much more! They…read morehave an amazing deli. Delicious sandwiches on home baked bread, which we ate in big comfy chairs on the front porch. But it is also a step back in time. We wandered around the General Store, looking at the jars of jellies and pickles, bags of noodles, loaves of homemade bread, and so many other items. Bought some bread, egg noodles, and popcorn, to take home. Check it out!

This will forever be one of my favorite places to visit in Hamptonville and it is definitely a…read morehidden gem!! They have fresh made to order sandwiches daily as well as all kinds of Amish made goods. This place has something for everyone.

I came here to try the $4 Meal deal (2 pieces dark meat and a biscuit) that was offered by Krispy…read moreKrunchy Chicken to go up against the burger boys $5 meal deals. Unfortunately, they were not participating. KKC began operation in 1989 in Lafayette, LA, and has grown to 2700 location in 47 states. KKC licenses with independent operators - mostly convenience stores, gas stations, malls, universities, and truck stops. The chicken is sourced locally, it is never frozen. It is marinated with mild Cajun style spices, and then fried to a very crispy brown in peanut oil! There is an audible crack when you bite into the crispy crust. Since I was already there, and chicken sounded good, I ordered a two piece dark meat combo - adding potato wedges and a biscuit, cost was $7.58. The chicken was indeed crispy and crunchy, and tender and moist. The cajun marinate is mild but does add a touch of spiciness. This chicken is very close to that at Popeyes, though Popeyes does have the edge in the spice level. There is a KKC on Liberty and another location in Rural Hall

Absolute best chicken I have ever had. My husband and I make it a point to have their chicken at…read moreleast twice a month. Their macaroni and potatoes wedges are amazing as well! The customer service at both the chicken kitchen and the cash registers are always great. Kind and willing to help with anything you may need!

Great little food & coffee coop. Lots of parking and nice, outdoor seating…read more Lots of options for fresh foods and cool imports and it's not overpriced at all! Service is quick and efficient. Lots of cute little embellishments to make looking fun with kids. Also 2 Free Libraries for books to entertain children as well.

Acadia Foods is pumping out some of the cities finest vegetarian options and there's plenty of meat…read moreoptions for the carnivores. The service is a little bit transactional, but it was also busy during our visit. It took about 25 minutes to receive our order, so my coffee was gone before the food arrived. The BAT was a bit underwhelming, a bit dry and lacked much substance for the $10 price tag. It really needed more arugula and tomatoes to make it refreshing. It tasted like two slices of toast with crispy bacon. Good toast, good bacon, but some more veggies would have been nice. The Breakfast Burrito we ordered with house made tofu was loaded with potatoes, cheese, eggs and topped with salsa. It was spicy and filling, well worth the trip here. We ordered a cup of coffee, but weren't sure of their refill policy on drip coffee, but none were offered even though we sat at the counter. We also had a Salted Butter Pie which was delicious. It reminded me of pecan pie, without the pecans. Overall a solid first visit. We will be back to try that Collard Melt and Fancy Bologna Sandwich.

We relocated to Mocksville last year and pass by this small "market" a couple of times every day…read moreand buy something there almost every week. On the top of our list are the heirloom tomatoes, chicken salad, eggs, butter, and cheese. They don't have everything, but what they have is good. Buy local.

Small farmers market/stand right off Yadkinville Road in Mocksville. It is in a little metal…read morebuilding sandwiched between Mocksville Tire and Auto and Whitnee's Variety Store. Local and regional fruits and vegetables for sale. You can also score eggs, cheese, butter, and canned items. Canned items as in jarred pickles, relish, etc.. They even have some meats but the meats will vary, and many times already sold out. The supply is going to change with the seasons. They do bring in some items not local like oranges and limes, but most of it is local or regional. Selection is decent, not great. Prices are very reasonable. I make this my top spot for fresh vegetables, along with country ham. They do take cards and cash. Highly recommend.

Clean looking food with friendly staff and quick service. I ordered their Carolina Gold pizza which…read morecomes with pulled pork and a drizzle of hot sauce. Very tasty when I tried it at Wiseman brewery.

A friend of mine told me about this food truck and I'm a big fan of pizza so I knew I had to check…read moreit out. I found it today based on their social media and went and found them for lunch. I ordered the pepperoni flatbread pizza and it was very reasonably priced and very good. The people working there were super friendly and were very happy to talk to me about their truck. You definitely should follow their social media if you're in this area and check them out at a local Brewery.

Damaged goods groceries. Great savings on many items including fruits and vegetables, meats,…read morefrozen goods. Large candy and canned food selection. Efficient grocery system for reduced priced goods. Located in Uptown Lexington in the warehouse district. Clean and orderly. Only open Thursday thru Saturday. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Great Experience, decent prices compared to the grocery stores , $…read moreStores and Drug Stores. They have a wide variety of items, they also have items sometimes that you cannot get down here, but you can get further north or somewhere out west. I have not bought a bad item there and I have bought some of their meat and other frozen items. The folks that work in the store, they're great , they're helpful and very polite. If they carried everything I needed I wouldn't shop anywhere Else! Save a buck has been a Blessing as far as being able to save me Money on items I would have to pay much more for somewhere else. Jo L York

This is a convenience store with a small grill area, strictly take out, though there are a couple…read moreof picnic tables on the grounds. I came for the Pork Tenderloin Sandwich and that's what I ordered. The sandwich here is very tasty but rather small, especially when compared to others offered throughout the Triad - for example, the absolute monster at Country BBQ in Greensboro. They have some interesting items availed besides sandwiches. I'll probably wander by here again and check out some of them

Inside Carlton's gas station in Clemmons is Miss Gay's Cooking, a favorite choice for down-home…read morefare. My Uncle Marion would have enjoyed Gay Sholtz's daily changing menu of meatloaf, homemade soups, and pork chops. Served in a Styrofoam container, each entrée came with two sides and a roll for $5.30. Jerry picked up lunch from Gay's for us on two occasions. The warm German Potato Salad we had with the American Goulash (we call it Beef-A-Roni at our house) was the surprise find...bacon, bits of translucent onion, and an herbed dressing with that just right tart sweet balance. Buttered Peas and Creamy Mashed Potatoes covered with brown gravy begged to be sides for the tomato ketchup glazed Meatloaf. Our family appreciated the touch Gay had when seasoning her vegetables, and the Baby Limas with Fried Pork Chop were another hit. We couldn't pass up a bowl of Chili Beans, flavorful but not burn your mouth spicy. You will have no need to go back to the Cracker Barrel once you taste Gay's Hashbrown Casserole with its cheesy browned goodness. Yes! It was that good! Finish off lunch with a piece of Strawberry Cake with Cream Cheese Frosting to satisfy your sweet tooth. We've heard wonderful things about Gay's Chicken Pies, but that's a story for another time. Check out our Food and Brew Review blog review "Eat Here and Get Gas" for the full story at https://foodandbrewreview.wordpress.com/.