This Walmart seems smaller than the one where I live but much cleaner and better organized…read more (Granted population is prob lower here as well.) Beautiful setting Mountain views all around.

It's Wally World. Was stunned they were out of firewood. That's a rarity, but it lead to…read moreunnecessary driving. The point of Walmart is one stop shopping. They also didn't have some basic home utensils. I'm not sure what's going on. Maybe the holidays and supply side issues. Glad it is here for groceries, and almost everything under the sun. That's where it does shine, and the pricing is very competitive. Employees were friendly. Less self checkouts here, which is my opinion helps. The store itself is well organized. I like the cleanliness. That alone plus savings, makes it a winner in quite a few categories.

A well-stocked general store with exceptional subs and sandwiches and good selection of beer and…read morewine! This store serves the Basye and Orkney Springs communities as well as Bryce Resort.

Read a few reviews about how unfriendly and pricey this place is. Unfriendly, nope! Everyone was…read morevery friendly. Pricey...okay, yes it is, BUT remember, this store is in the middle of nowhere and it's a convenient store. You pay the price for the convenience of a store not in a major town in the middle of nowhere. Just like any other convenience store ‍ With that said, this store has everything you could possibly want in the mountains. From over the counter medicine to steaks, beer, utensils, gas, ice, fire wood, slushy machine and coffee to name a few. There's too much to list, so I took many pictures with the hopes that they help others to see what they carry. I gave them 4 stars because we ordered two deli sandwiches and only one of them had everything we wanted on it even though we said on both. The chicken salad sandwich was a little sweet for our liking as well. Other than that, it was very clean and well stocked! Yes, there is not much parking, but it's not small either...this isn't Walmart. In conclusion, they have a very wide variety of food and hardware items. You will find what you need here.

This place is very cool. Really cute hidden gem in a great little area. Prices seem pretty good…read more They had a lot of common foods, and some really uncommon ones. Work checking out if you're in town. The whole town is quaint and adorable.

I've heard about the Jon Henry General Store through the Jamerril Stewart YouTube channel. We were…read moretaking a trip from Long Island NY down to North Carolina with a stop in PA for a few days. I knew we'd be traveling through Virginia, but I wasn't sure which route or how close this store would be for us. When I saw the sign on the highway... well let's just say I scared my partner!!! Lol The store is located pretty close off the exit. Such a cute store!! It's not a huge mega store by any means but they have what you need!!! Since we were traveling we just purchased a few things. Mushroom popcorn which I've never seen in a store before!! Also the best ice cream sandwich we have ever had!!! I've never heard of Nightingale before but I wish I could find them at home!!! I'm So glad I was able to stop there!!!!

I always feel like I'm stepping foot on a new planet every time I go to a grocery store out of…read morestate. I don't know where anything is, but I'm willing to explore. The motel we were staying at during our weekend trip to luray caverns did not have an in-room coffee maker (even if it did, I don't recommend using those. They're not kept clean and they can grow mold) and the coffee at the closest convenience store sucked, so Jeremy wanted to get some cold brew and Creamer to tie him over. The store was spacious, well lit and tidy. I didn't have to maneuver around endless boxes or stock waiting to be shelved. The young person running the checkout was pleasant and efficient. Jeremy also discovered that he loves the Stok brand of bottled coffee, so bonus!

This Food Lion isn't anything fancy. Yet it works. When out in the Shenandoah Valley, quite often…read morethis is the store of choice. The Walmart next door might be cheaper by a little. Yet I'd rather go here. The fruits and vegetables here are really fresh. Do they have everything? Nah, but like the classic rock song, you'll get what you need. It's a bit older yet clean. Could it use a renovation? Probably. I am happy with their beer and wine selection. Flowers for a lovely lady are here as well. They have a decent frozen food selection. Nice employee and a good quick checkout. That works for me.

I think the products here are outstanding Not overpriced…read morelike martins How ever It's a little bit problematic Every time I go The people working there are very nice But they all seem to touch all the products No gloves! No hats either But touching raw meat just isn't acceptable! I'd give them 5 stars if they would please put on gloves and get some training in when to wear them I don't know where all those hands have been

What a great find! In Winchester for a few months for our son's summer baseball and heard about…read moreGores. Best local meat we've ever had. Great, knowledgeable staff and excellent quality meats of all kinds.

Store was nice & neat, items were easy to find, & staff was friendly and courteous…read more We're from out of town & it was nice to see normal items like we find back home. Steak selection was on point as was the produce.

I don't often shop at Food Lion, but being in Woodstock, VA, I had to do some shopping! The store…read moreis clean, the sales are clearly marked and the variety isn't as good as what I'm used to, but that's ok! I'm a fan because Tammi was super helpful when it came to signing up for their MVP card!

I recently heard about this place from a resident of Mt. Jackson. In a fit of cabin fever my wife…read moreand I went for a drive and happened to pass by on the way home. On a whim we stopped in for a ten piece box of chicken. It didn't look like much to me as I waited in the car but when we got home it turned out to be really good fried chicken. My wife says the store is more like an old fashioned general store. They have more home baked goods including cakes, pies, cookies etc. local arts and crafts also.

This is a classic small town grocery mart/cafe (with quite limited offerings for the latter)…read more (Sort of reminds me of Central Grocery in New Orleans, but on a different scale.) Visiting a friend who had moved nearby in Edinburg, in the morning we stopped in because he knew of their fried chicken. Unfortunately, they had already sold out of what they had prepared, but told us they would be preparing another batch in the afternoon, and we should stop by after 3:00 p.m. We did. Put simply, it was quite possibly the best fried chicken I have ever had. Unbelievably moist and well cooked, with a delicious, slightly spicy (cayenne?) coating. Wonderful. Don't miss it. And the charming, friendly women (who I believe own the place) are the epitome of small town sincere, smiling service.

Great choice of hand cut steaks, various other meats, poultry, seasonings and other great items…read more The customer service is excellent and it's always a good experience when shopping here.

If you're gonna drive an hour and a half away from your home to go to a butcher in rural Strasburg…read moreVirginia, you're gonna buy a lot of meat. And if you're gonna buy that much meat I suggest to you two things. 1. Bring a cooler 2. Control yourself When we got into that butcher room, I felt like I was a kid in a candy shop. I think I might have just given a vegetarian a heart attack, but honestly.... The prices, the selection, the freshness. If your gonna want to indulge in some meaty goodness (which I have been trying to limit more and more), might as well do it with gusto. Jason, our butcher that day was a meat magician! Perhaps, one might say... a meatgician. Yes, there was no way to get through a review of a butcher without making one or a dozen different things sound dirty; but bear with me. He gave us the run down of the briskets. He trimmed A LOT of fat off this one brisket so that we could purchase a lighter piece of meat. He told us all about the aged meats, their sausages, their scrapple, and how they make their hamburgers and how it was different then a regular supermarket. I BELIEVE it was their hamburgers that were leaner (90 - 10). In any event, Jason was kind, informative, and just a general pleasure to be served by. So far we've eaten a few pieces of meat from crabills. The ribeye was spectacular, the NY Strip was enjoyed by a coworker of mine, and the brisket in T's words was "Fresh AF." The only thing that really wasn't to my taste was the scrapple. For me it lacked seasoning and punch, as compared to the scrapples I've had before. Overall, if you're looking to stock up on meats, and want to take a short/long journey out 66 to Strasburg; I'd DEFINITELY suggest stopping by crabills. Just remember my two suggestions: 1. Bring a cooler 2. Control yourself Oh, and they have other local products too ( jams/jellies etc.) AND They have 2 birch beers! Obviously they took my extra credit assignment seriously. I'd much suggest the one in the bottle (Kutz-something) vs the canned one (Unless you're a diehard anise fan). Don't know many of those, but I'm sure they exist.

I shop at a lot of organic markets and co-ops and such. I was surprised to find one this nice in…read moreHarrisonburg. It had a decent sized fresh produce section, prepared foods, and plenty of other quality items. The few things I got including beverages and high protein noodles, were not as expensive as I might have expected. I didn't get a fresh lunch but the options for doing so seemed good. The location is in what passes for downtown Harrisonburg, and it has its own parking but is also walkable from other sites that are likely to attract visitors. And it seems a walk worth making.

It is a well stocked smaller grocery store with excellent service. The clerk was friendly, asking…read moreif I had found all that I was looking for. When I asked about 2 items, she conferred with staff and found both items for me.