Stopped in for breakfast. Ordered a Bacon, egg, and cheese on a Croissant. I added extra cheese and…read morebacon. The egg option for the sammies are listed as egg whites. The sandwich was made to order and came up quickly. The bacon in the sandwich was not the best - it's close to being paper thin bacon - not very satisfying. Overall, it tasted good, but was missing that quality that good, thicker cut bacon imparts into a sammie. If you want sausage in your sammie - the only option is Turkey sausage. Service was good. Paid with Apple Pay. Gotta have a Wawa! #Wawa

I've been to Wawa about 15 years ago when I was in the Fredericksburg area and loved them. I had…read morealways heard the food was good and they weren't wrong. The wrap I ordered was made to order and everything was fresh and they didn't skimp on anything. They have a lot they offer as far as food. The coffee area looked great and will have to try once they open the two being built around the Indianapolis area. Overall, a nice visit!

They did an amazing job with my birthday cake :3 The lady…read morewho took my order was so friendly and helped me through the process

$4 for the world's smallest piece of cake.. it was good, but wow. Sooooo small…read more I have small hands, as well (see photo)

I absolutely adore the ladies that work here!! From the outside mural done by local artist Jessie…read moreC. - to the delectable treats the artwork hints at inside!!! Dk not skip this stop!! The candy and fudge is amazing. And dint forget to order the chocolate dipped chips!

Delightful treats with a charming touch!!!!!!!!!!…read more Mary's Cakery & Candy Kitchen offers a sweet and enjoyable experience with a great variety of desserts. The cakes and candies were fresh, nicely presented, and full of flavor without being overly sweet. You can tell care goes into both taste and appearance. The shop has a cute, welcoming atmosphere that makes browsing and choosing treats fun. Service was friendly and helpful, though it can feel a bit busy at peak times. Overall, Mary's Cakery & Candy Kitchen is a lovely place for desserts and special treats. With a little more consistency during busy hours, it could easily earn five stars.

I've been to raising canes before. Back when I was in Kentucky haven in Lexington Kentucky, woweee…read morethat raising canes was good. French Crinkels fried to perfection and crust to the bite yes with salt. Chicken tenders mmm juicy and had a distinct crucnh to it. Bread was soft and coleslaw mmm mmm fresh. That was the experience every time. And when I saw there was a canes here I jumped...well more like hopped because knee replacement and arthritis can lock my knees up and then I wouldn't be able to go to canes let alone enjoy it because it would hurt my joints more because of--oh my here I go rambling on tangents sorry sorry...where was I...oh yes, back to this. I was excited to see there was a canes here. While the service here is phenomenal--especially the young woman who always has the most intricate and absolutely stuninh nails, yes she is kind, the food is not quite the Kentucky Raisin I was raised on HA! Chicken tenders are good, but lack the crunch. They seem more breaded and soggey. Fries are a bit limp as well...but my recent visit led me to disappointment as it seems my carry out box was not secured,, I took a left to get back on carl d pkwy and well...all my contents fell out. Sigh. My Volvo enjoyed the meal at least, and I got a tender and fries and of course the best lemonade ever so it was not bad enough to leave a unpleasant taste in my tongue thank you i will be back maybe later yes. I didn't go inside I don't know what the ambiance is like ok sorry.

Raising Cane's carryies itself with the confidence of a place that believes it has solved chicken…read more You pull into the drive-thru and immediately get the feeling somebody at corporate headquarters took a field trip to Chick-fil-A with a notebook and binoculars. There stood a cheerful young lady with a tablet beside the speaker box, hustling orders with the urgency of an air traffic controller at Reagan National. Now I will give them this -- they move people through faster than a tax refund disappears in Washington. I ordered three chicken finger baskets and repeated "unsweetened tea" enough times that it should have become part of the permanent record. Reconfirmed it at the second window too. We were in and out in four minutes flat, carrying enough Styrofoam and paper sacks to feed a Little League team. Six minutes later at home, the first sip of tea hit like liquified hummingbird feeder. That "unsweetened" tea had enough sugar in it to put the city of Fredericksburg on insulin monitoring. Somewhere in that kitchen a man clearly believes every Southerner measures tea sweetness by whether the spoon can stand upright in the cup. Then came the fries. Lord help us. These were pale, limp crinkle fries that looked less "fresh fried" and more "recently thawed beside a space heater." Not a hint of crispness. No golden-brown glory. Just soft potato strips lying in the tray like they had accepted defeat long before reaching the fryer. The chicken itself? Tiny little one-inch strips hiding under enough crunchy batter to qualify as exterior siding. Crispy, yes. Generous, no. More breading than bird. The Texas toast arrived soggy enough to make you wonder if it had been steamed instead of toasted. Calling that "Texas toast" is an insult to a state that once fought a war over standards. The lone survivor in this culinary rodeo was the sauce. That special sauce is carrying the entire franchise on its back like a weary mule climbing Pike's Peak. I finally asked my grandson if he had eaten there before. He admitted he had not. He'd simply been told it was great and figured nobody could really mess up chicken fingers and fries. Well. Humanity continues to innovate. Strike Raising Cane's from the regular rotation unless it is 2:00 in the morning, every other restaurant in Virginia is dark, and your soul is screaming for fried chicken through the fog of poor decisions.

Needed a short break on my roadtrip and found this cute little shop tucked just off the road…read more Good selection of caffeinated beverages and snacks to enjoy prior to getting back on the road. Staff is super friendly for those road warriors that come in (along with taking care of regulars of course). Service was quick and the drinks were perfect! Will be back next time I pass through!'

This is the first time we have been here. This a quaint coffee shop in downtown King George. The…read moreinside is decorated nice and it has a homey feeling. The staff were friendly and patient while we looked at the menu. We ended ordering a hot dirty chai, iced brown sugar shaken expresso and finally a cold brew with oat milk. The coffee is a good quality and tastes very good. There is limited seating inside but it is a must for a coffee drinker. Also we like to support local businesses that help make our community what it is.

I ordered a tres leches cake with strawberry filling and it was the best cake I've had in a while…read more The service was great. The ambiance was clean and organized. Thank you!

I placed an order for 12/23 of 25 Tamales. First the man who answered could not speak English so he…read morehad to put me on hold to find someone. The lady who came to the phone was awesome. Barely spoke English but I was able to understand her. She took my payment over the phone and I gave her my order. When I came to get the food it was still very warm so as I got to my car I wanted to try one but it was too greasy so I wanted until I got home because I didn't have napkins. I didn't think nothing of it because I had just got them. BUT as I got home & the grease was so much i guess as I was driving some spilled out onto my trunk carpet. Now I'll have to end up cleaning grease out of my trunk (luckily it's a plastic liner). I have never seen this much grease in Tamales. Usually I make them but I had surgery so I couldn't. I took each Tamale out & put them on paper towels. Paper towels were soaked with Lard. So I had to do it again. Again the paper towels got soaked. At the bottom of the container I was able to get over 1 cup of lard/grease. I left the Tamales on the towels to get the grease off. Over night I wanted some so bad I just ate 4. It was so greasy I got sick to my stomach (sharp pains all day & night) & couldn't go (poop) for days cuz the grease. I paid $78 for them & had to end up throwing them away cause it was too greasy. I have never seen so much Lard. The photos attached is just before I put them in the trash. And a day of having them on paper towels to get the grease off. Each one was saturated with lard. This ruined my Christmas cause I was sick to my stomach for days. & was not able to celebrate like we usually do with Tamales on Christmas.

My wife and I stopped there today, as we have many times before. The deli features both breakfast…read moreand lunch sandwiches. The sandwiches are piled high with meat, cheese and fresh veggies. The bread is fresh. Subway could take a lesson from these folks. This is what a deli should be. The bakery offers a wide variety of sweets. My wife and I love the coffee cake. The store sells the best honey roasted peanuts I've ever had. Definitely worth stopping by. I only wish it was closer to me.

If you're near Culpeper, this Country Store is a must! The lunches are incredible, there's a deli…read morein the back. You write on a ticket which sandwich you'd like and soon your name is called. For $9.00 a sandwich, chips and a drink is a good deal, especially when you see the size of the sandwich! They pile on the meat and aren't shy with the fixings. There's outdoor seating, either open air or covered, to enjoy the scenery while you eat. If you're still hungry, the bakery is amazing; pies, cakes, mini whoopie pies; tarts, and more! There's also a huge aisle of candy and sweets. Plus an ice cream bar at the other end of the store. Every aisle is filled with shelves of jams, honey, baking goods, dry goods, spices, soups, condiments, nuts, dried fruits and much more. Love this spot and come back time and time again!

Great food and great customer service !!! Highly recommend !!! They have very large portion sizes…read morefor the price it's absolutely amazing

This is a country store at the corner of Midland Rd and Elk Run Rd…read more You can get cold drinks and dry good Out in the middle of the country in Fauquier County