Cute place in downtown Floyd! Great place to grab a bite to eat or an ice cream cone.

I'm gonna give this a 5 star even though I didn't like the carrot Cake. This place is super cute and has super friendly people that work there. The cookies are amazing! We had a peanut butter cookie and a cowboy cookie both were fabulous. The carrot cake looked really good and I really wanted to like it, however, I could definitely taste a lot of honey in the carrot cake. I do not like honey! I did buy a really yummy body butter lotion, it smells delightful and my skin feels like silk ! I wish I would've bought two. The decor was awesome, authentic and rustic. Also, on Friday and Saturday nights, they move the tables in the back out of the way and have live bands play music. They have a little café in there as well, the food looked amazing especially the chili and chicken pot pie. read more

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Wonderful atmosphere, mostly delicious Southern food & desserts, adorably kitschy candy and tchotchke assortment, welcoming dance floor and company. The macaroni and cheese was gooey and flavorful, the kale quiche was rich and interesting, the pickles were crisp and enormous, etc. Some dishes were not spectacular, but we were impressed overall. The pecan pie was decadent, as we the other bars and cookies we sampled. Visiting the Country Store gives one a nice opportunity to step away from contemporary activities and to enjoy a simpler, yet nonetheless captivating dance party. =) Wonderful for all ages, there were 20-something hipsters dancing cheerfully alongside both 8- and 80-year-olds. I look forward to visiting again once the weather warms up! read more

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Wonderful homemade desserts! We got the 4 layer carrot cake and the key lime pie and all i can say is WOWEEEE!!! Delicious! Homemade pie crust and all from scratch. Live music jam outside. Highly recommend! read more

Great food and awesome service! Really unique store, and worth the trip! There's something for everyone.

I go to the Floyd Country Store every time I visit to eat some ice cream and buy a cool kitchen gadget, but this time I went to check out the Friday Night Jamboree. The festivities start at 6:30pm and feature three bands throughout the evening. Cost is only $5, but you should get there early if you want to secure a seat. The Friday Night Jamboree is a lot of fun. The musicians are excellent performers and the dancing is lively; many people are out on the dance floor, clogging and square dancing. Most of the attendees at the Friday Night Jamboree are locals, but it is becoming increasingly popular with the tourists. As for the store itself, it is, well, a country store, but worth checking out. It carries kitchen gadgets, music, books, cookbooks, outdoor gear, children's toys, candy, and an assortment of prepared foods such as jams and apple butter. There is also a small bakery and lunch counter, with limited seating. read more

Nice spot for a quick bite and watch musicians playing bluegrass music. Trinkets and such as expensive. Place is clean.

5/5 would get the pie again! We stopped in for a pre-hike slice of apple pie a la mode (I guess because ice cream is still in fashion?) and stayed to listen to bluegrass while we ate. I'd recommend stopping in for a light meal or snack anytime you're taking the blue ridge through the area. Or maybe just for some great music. read more

In addition to selling handy items like knives, t-shirts, and gifts, FCS has a superb cafe. Unfortunately for us, we only get to enjoy it 6 or 7 times a year as we're on route to visit family and friends in Roanoke. But you can't go wrong with excellent sandwiches, delicious soups, and just some of the best quiches I've ever had Desserts are very good as well with freshly made cookies, pies, and cakes, etc. All at a very reasonable price. Place your order at the counter and have a seat at the center of the store where you can envision the next concert or dance at the back of the store on weekend nights. We've heard tales of wonderful evenings here, with groups like the Carolina Chocolate Drops kicking out the jams and the audience kicking off their shoes and dancing barefoot. read more

The Country Store Cafe is amazing. My friend and I ordered soup and grilled cheese. The tomato soup is homemade and so delicious. The grilled cheese was on local made sourdough bread and paired perfectly with the soup! Such a great spot for lunch and the employees were so friendly and helpful! A must stop place when visiting the quaint town of Floyd!! read more

The Floyd Country Store is one of the best stops along the Crooked Road, Virginia's Musical Heritage Trail. While the store, like the town itself, plays on a rather contrived "offbeat and old fashioned" vibe, the musical events at the store certainly live up the the hype. The popular Friday Night Jamboree attracts local and professional talent, highlighting the rich musical culture of the Appalachians. Keep in mind the Jamborees are held in the back of the store, so it will be crowded and a bit warm, but the talents of the musicians - and some of the dancers - render the minor quibbles non-issues. The admission price of $5 is well worth it, but be sure to wear your admittance sticker in plain view, lest a bellowing harpy will come after you, demanding another $5. The free Sunday afternoon "Jam Sessions" feature local amateur talent, and are quite good, though not as "polished" as the Friday night shows. If you are visiting Floyd or any nearby area, you must check out a musical event at the Floyd Country Store! read more

Such a great place. You feel like you are stepping back in time the moment you walk in the doors. From the old "penny candy" to the stage full of old time music, you are reminded of simpler times. The cute older men that sit in rocking chairs outside add even more charm to ths precious place! If going on a Friday or Saturday night, I would guest getting here early. This place gets packed! read more

Always great. Went Sunday for the jam sessions and stayed all afternoon, great entertainment, and it's free! The food is also excellent

The Floyd Country store is a place ripped straight out of the old ways of small town living. The store itself is in my opinion, reasonably priced for the things you can purchase. There's a variety of unique things that are either from local artisans or fall into a very niche market. There's a counter for musical instruments, which I think is very interesting because the whole store values music so much. There's also a big section that is all just CDs. The rest of the store ranges from cooking supplies to overalls to art supplies to kids toys, truly an actual country store with "a lil bit of everything". The food is amazing. They have ice cream but their real stars are their actual food. I have yet to have anything from the store that wasn't simply amazing. My favorite thing they make is their peanut butter pie. It's all a little expensive but it's all fresh and local so I don't feel that bad about supporting a local business. They have live music frequently which just adds to the authenticity of the experience. Everyone who plays is so talented and it's amazing they have this for free. Also, they have free WiFi which is a godsend because I don't get service in all of Floyd with T-Mobile. read more

If you like bluegrass, this place is pretty cool. Otherwise, stay away from Floyd in general.

The food is very reasonably priced and there is new seating outdoors, as well as indoors. Order at the counter, and the staff brings the order on a tray to your table. The quality is excellent. The salads are made with very fresh, local ingredients -- not out of a bag. The soups and sandwiches are all made in-house, and the baked goods and ice cream (at adjacent shop) are excellent. This is a very fun place to go in Floyd for lunch or dinner -- without a long wait or spending a lot of money. read more

The food is always good, staff is always nice, the place is always clean. The baked goods are AMAZING!

I stopped by this place in a roadtrip and it was awesome! Being from the Northeast, something like this is akin to going to another planet. We went to the Friday Night Jamboree which features live bluegrass music and clog dancing. I thought my friend and I would stand out (and to be honest as two brown peeps in a small Appalachian town we were a little concerned) but everyone was so friendly and nice I felt silly for ever thinking such a thing. Another couple introduced themselves and insisted we get out on the dance floor. There's also food and drink (no booze) served and you can still shop while the music is playing. Overall I had a great time and even picked up a cute pair of pink horse socks on my way out. read more

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Amazingly good place. One of those hidden gems with great authentic food, good prices and a friendly local feel!

So glad we stopped in at this jewel. Not a lot of people wandering around Floyd on a frigid January Saturday, but there was a band playing and delicious grilled cheese and tomato soup. We had a group of 5 and got a nice big table up front. Charming is an understatement! read more

This was a hoot nanny of fun. The charm and ambiance are like a local Cracker Barrel with much better food choices. The merchandise and the fact that they have dancing on Friday night made this place exactly what I had expected. Ice cream sandwiches can be made to order with choice of cookies and ice cream. Was a little disappointed in the mac & cheese. I wanted creamer and cheesier. read more

A great spot for some good food, and of course the music! Is it a little touristy? Yes. Overpriced? It actually is pretty good for the food I got (BBQ platter offered on weekends). Overall, it's a must see if you are visiting town! And then go hike the nearby trails! read more

Floyd Country Store - BBQ platter and sweet tea. - Cafes Near Me - Floyd, Virginia

The Floyd Country Store is the heart of Floyd!! GREAT tasting, healthy,lovingly prepared local food in our historic town. Incredible music concerts (keep an eye on their events because a great performer might suddenly spring up for a weekday concert! Plus the Floyd Radio Show and the Friday Night Jamboree. The must stop in place if you come to Floyd! read more

Awesome place to visit on a Friday night, the people in Floyd are so friendly and it is awesome to see how many people come to this town to listen to blue grass, and enjoy the southern hospitality that this town offers. We highly recommend this place to others. read more

Floyd Country Store - Cafes Near Me - Floyd, Virginia

A treasure of a place in Floyd! The home of the Friday Night Jamboree and the Sunday Jam, and celebrated establishment on Virginia's music heritage trail, the Crooked Road. Also, serving small meals, coffee, tea, ice cream, and various other treats. Sellers of local items, books, musical instruments. If you're in or near Floyd, it is worth stopping in! read more

Had a great time, nice genuine people in an atmosphere that is perfect for bluegrass music. A real community place that's positive for the whole family. I'll be back as soon as I can. It's a terrific venue and just a great time. read more

We took my wife's parents to the Floyd Country Store for the Jamboree Friday night April 5th. A great time! That Friday evening started out with an hour of Gospel by Janet Turner and friends singing old favorites. She was followed by County Connection for some music to dance to. A fun time! read more

Great food in a wonderful, fun-filled atmosphere! The food is all homemade, with very good ingredients at very reasonable prices. The staff is super friendly and helpful. If you happen to come on the weekend, there will be live music in the evenings. The Friday Night Jamboree has been happening for decades - it's the real deal! The store offers a wide variety of items, from CD's to kids toys, kitchen utensils, barrels of candy, plus a whole shop devoted to Carhart clothing. This place should not be missed. read more

Food is homemade and the music world-class. One-of-a-kind! read more

Floyd Country Store - Cafes Near Me - Floyd, Virginia

The food is delicious and satisfying even when no live music is happening, but on weekends - Friday nights, Saturdays, and Sundays, it's a delightfully lively place. The store has been there for over 100 years. People come from all over to participate in Friday night jamboree. Besides the music and food, the shopping options include excellent quality clothing, musical instruments and accessories, gifts, and toys. read more

A true treasure and step back in time. We love the Friday night jamborees when the whole town comes together to hangout and enjoy some live Appalachian music. Its also nice to grab some ice cream or pie and play checkers or just rock on the front porch and people watch. The store also has some very cool items for sale. read more

One of my favorite stops when I make a day of it in Floyd. Fun housewares and gifts to browse, great food, live music, etc. A true community gathering place. Charming and fresh. read more

Kudos to any business trying to serve the public and requiring safety, like masks and distancing. Can't wear a mask, get someone else to help out or stay home. We are all in this together! Leaving a nasty note shows how incredibly self-centered some folks can be. Floyd Country Store always gets my vote and business. read more

It's the real-deal here at at the FCS--great food, cakes, coffee and pastries AND some of the most amazing music you will find in the world. Tasty soups and sandwiches. Can also purchase music, clothes, and just about anything else you'll need. Read the other reviews and you'll see that the FCS is the place you'll want to visit when in Floyd (uh, really, that's one of the main reasons we visit Floyd--to go to the FCS). We were here on a cold MLK, Jr. Holiday weekend and was happy to find it not very crowded. We're fans and will remain fans of Floyd and the FCS. read more

This is a very fun store. They have really embraced their position as major waypoint on the crooked road (for bluegrass music). The store has some light fare( soups, sandwiches and salads) and nice selection of Hershey's ice cream. They do a nice job with their milkshakes. But they are the main place in town for bluegrass music on a Friday evening. The atmosphere is friendly and welcoming. read more

My 200th review! Woohoo! And Woohoo for the Floyd Country Store! This is SO much more than a country store. Try if at all possible to get there on a Friday night, or a Saturday day - when there's sure to be some bluegrass/Appalachian/country music happening on the stage at the back of the store. A jamboree for all! Wowzer. Shall I say that again? Oh my gosh! The shelves of t-shirts and souvenirs get pushed to the sides of the store, and folding chairs aplenty are arranged in front of the stage, leaving room of course, for the dance floor - where Virginia old-timers jump out during the first few bars of music and show the rest of us what "flatfooting" is all about. There's a small restaurant - the white bean & kale soup was hot and yummy, and the vegie chili was nicely spiced. The cornbread was not my favorite though - I'm fond of moist, and this was on the dry side. There are unusual items and the expected, among the souvenirs for sale. Local soaps, t-shirts, Carhartt overalls, taps for your shoes (necessary for clogging and flatfooting), kazoos, and more. Floyd sits smack in the middle of Virginia's Crooked Road - renowned for great music-makers. Find yourself nearby? Go, do not stop, and prepare for some good country fun. read more

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Gluten-free options are available here. My husband had pulled pork and was able to enjoy the cornbread because it was wheat free.

Nice store and we spent a few bucks on souvenirs and had a pretty good BBQ sandwich. Good place to look around and perhaps catch some local talent. We missed the Friday night show but I heard it's fun! read more

Any trip to Floyd is incomplete if you don't stop in at the Floyd Country Store. We visited Floyd a couple of times before going in and I honestly felt terrible after we discovered it because we hadn't taken my mom in there when she came to visit. We didn't know! Floyd Country Store is like a bluegrass jam spot and they have regular live performances. They've got a little deli and pastry bar and tables set up to be able to enjoy your food and the band at the same time. They've also got souvenir t-shirts and a small section of clothing. The clothing tends to be somewhat western/utilitarian and, even in the summer, seems to be rugged/durable clothes good for cool weather. They also have old-fashioned candy and some odds and ends like kitchen what-nots and locally produced soaps and goat milk lotion. read more

Every meal we have had has been out of this world. The service is above and beyond. At times it has been so busy and have shared tables with amazing people. It's our once a week destination. read more