I loved everything about this store. It's one of those places that I could just go wild shopping…read moreand love every minute. Inside, they sell such tasty products. I grabbed a shopping cart and my son was excited to jump in and help me pick out all of the goodies. I grabbed handmade cheese balls, classic old-time candy for our gingerbread house, pretzels stuffed with peanut butter and chocolate chip cookies that were proudly advertised as having no additives or preservatives. Don't worry, these cookies didn't last more than 5 minutes with my kids. Outside, there is a fun petting zoo, where you can buy feed and raise it up on a conveyer belt to feed the goats. Also, there are playgrounds that are fantastic. They're also available to buy but so nice the kids could experience such a high quality play set while I shopped. It was one of our highlights in visiting Madison.

Stopped by Yoder's while visiting Shenandoah, and it was such a cute and clean grocery store! I was…read morehonestly surprised by how busy it was for a Thursday, but understandably why. The store was very organized and had such a huge variety of products and options to browse through. Everyone was friendly, and I truly could've spent an hour just walking around looking. Even at checkout, the cashier was very kind and welcoming. I would definitely stop back in if I'm ever in the area again!

They have amazing chicken and the apples tarts they sell are great as well. They have an area for…read morefolks to sit in front of a wood burning stove and chat as well.

Oh man, this fried chicken! Gotta get you some! Split a meal which included two sides and fried…read morepotatoes. Fried potatoes were crispy on the outside and moist on the inside. Same with the chicken- great breading that didn't fall off when picked up, great flavor, and moist delicious chicken on the inside. Definitely stop in. Maybe order extra friend potatoes. Just sayin.

Always good food, i definitely think the prices could reflect the size of the sandwiches more but…read moreim still gonna pay for it

After a half day drive down Skyline Drive - I needed some lunch on the way home. As I was passing…read morethrough Madison, VA on U.S. 29 - I noted Piedmont Deli - which I've seen for years - but never visited. So in to Piedmont I went... I ordered their version with an Italian Sub - with mayo, lettuce, tomato, onion, and banana peppers - to go. Sub was made to order. They wrap up the sub on a paper plate with a small bag of chips and a dill pickle spear. The sub was really good - hit the spot. I am more of the crusty style sub rolls fan - but Piedmont used a soft sub roll - which actually worked out quite well. Great sub, I would eat here again. There are 3-4 tables to eat in. As I recall, I did not see any restrooms for customers to utilize - so if that is indeed the case - be aware of that. Service was good. Paid with a credit card. #PiedmontDeli

It feels like an old country store full of goodies of alllll sorts!! Breads to old fashioned…read morecandies and chocolate varieties are just some of the offerings. Order up something from the deli counter to go and wonder why you've never heard about this place before!! Will visit again soon! ; )

What a cute little place. They are getting ready to move to a new location, so unfortunately we…read morecouldn't try the famous donuts. Okay guys. The club was amazing. So much meat and toppings. We are going there tomorrow to get more sandwiches for our trip to Shenandoah national park. Go get a sandwich!!!

Serving American classics with high quality and great hospitality…read more Sandwiched between two floors of antique malls, Jack's was the perfect stop in the day to get some no-frills nourishment. Their breakfast is incredibly generous and made with ingredients that were fresh, clean, and meticulous in detail. The design of their menu is just so promising with unique twists that are not unheard of, but just an elevated touch when it comes to American diner food as a whole. Things like truffle infused hollandaise, fried green tomato BLT, pairing balsamic with goat cheese, a blackened pork, even mushrooms on the breakfast menu all hint that people developing their menu are confident in their skills in offering something more when it comes to breakfast plates and sandwiches. Their homemade aiolis (highly recommend their pesto aioli) and hot sauce tie any dish together-- breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Things made to this quality are not to be unremarked. Came in with friends so we can try everything on their menu, and we were pleasantly surprised on all fronts. Presentation, ingredients, preparation all elements that made our meals great and were evident across all dishes ranging from protein to carb. Details like toasted bread with already spread with butter, perfectly poached eggs, and brioche as the bun of choice were things we peeped. We would have left satisfied if these details weren't accounted for, but we were so impressed this became a revisit during our short vacation. Their space is greatly spacious, with an open drinks station so its just not pretentious. There is even a section in the front to pick up goods made by local artisans. This is a great place to dine in, no notes.

After eating a wonderful lunch I was ready to give five plus stars…read more We had the truffle Benedict and the open faced roast beef . The ingredients were fresh and the flavors delicious. The atmosphere in the dining room was nice and airy. As we were traveling a good distance I decided to get the renowned cinnamon roll to go . I got a take out coffee and was told there would be a brief wait. After several minutes-a roll came out on a plate. Someone asked what I was there for. I said I'm for a cinnamon roll to go. The busy manager said they take 10 minutes After 20 minutes my husband came in to find me -the roll appeared soon after. I'm a quiet type person , I took the roll and left . It was very good. Message -order the cinnamon roll prior to meal.

Stopped here to grab lunch as it's beautiful out and you can eat outside here. They offer beer and…read morea decent lunch menu but there were no prices on the menu. I felt $10.00 for a kids pb&j was a bit much but it is what is as they say. I ordered a small salad with chicken salad which was good. They added a few chopped tomatoes and cucumbers. This portion was $13.50. Overall, everyone liked lunch it's just getting expensive to eat out. Service was good.

Nice brewery, one of the only ones I could figure out through reviews that also has food in this…read morearea. I would recommend going into the Delicatessen building to order sandwiches first, then make your way to the outdoor bar to order the beers. Food: 5/5 my husband ordered the Italian and quite literally said "5 stars" after the first bite. I got the Ham and Brie and was initially skeptical because of the roasted asparagus, but in the end I loved the sandwich with the help of the delicious dijon mayo. Drink: 5/5 west main lager was a hit for my husband, and I liked the hop work orange IPA as well. The draft pours filled the cup to the brim. Plenty of beer options available, I saw 10 on the draft menu itself. Service: 5/5 the gentleman that was taking our orders asked if we had been here before and explained the process if we were sitting outside after ordering. He brought the bag of our food straight to our table about 10 minutes after we ordered. The bartender was kind as well. Ambiance: outdoor seating with a covering pavilion over most of the picnic tables. People here are very nice. Live music stage is also there, but nobody was playing when we had arrived.

I had an excellent, generous, gracious meal at the Bavarian Chef this afternoon for my birthday…read more I'm still groaning! The food was fabulous and we got the full complement of sides--whipped potatoes, green beans, creamed corn, spaetzle, carrots and apples, potato dumplings, zucchini, braised red cabbage, German potato salad, maybe more (my belly's so full, I'm not remembering well...)--rye rolls, red pepper soup with crab, trout with almonds (yum!). We had a very nice dry German Riesling and. German Pinot Noir. The five of us shared a piece of the amazing German chocolate cake. Our server, Nick, was very pleasant, efficient and professional--good at his job and possessing a beautiful, warm smile. I had an Asbach Sidecar that was very well made. I see a negative review from a couple of months ago (~February 2026-ish?) that sounds like it was written about another restaurant, not the delightful Bavarian Chef I know and love. The writer of that poor review seems to have been enjoying the sound of her own writing (which leans toward the overly dramatic and away from anything like an honest review) more than trying to express anything real about the Bavarian Chef. She seems to have an ax of some kind to grind, as she could find not one nice, decent thing to say. I disagree with her with every well-seasoned, perfectly cooked vegetable and flavorful rye roll digesting in my belly right now. The Bavarian Chef is a treat. You'd be a fool to miss it!

it was a little busy at the lunch time of our visit. we ended up in the tiny tables in the bar…read morearea. quite cramped. it detracted slightly, but only slightly. the service was a touch slow, but very gracious, friendly, and helpful. a party of about a dozen were seated immediately after us, so that probably accounts for a lot of the delay. the food was quite exceptional. delicious!! snail appetizer was delightful. the breading seemed over the top, but it was very tasty. we had scheinhaxen & alpine schnitzel, the latter was a daily special. both were perfectly prepared, and we each took at least half of the portion home for later. the sides we selected were potato dumpling, spätzle, rotkohl, and glazed carrots. all were excellent - the rotkohl heavier on spice than we are used to. in all, we were very happy with the choice we made for lunch.

Freaking delicious! Pretty much a must-stop. Best Italian Beef I've had in a long time, and The…read moreLonestar was scrumptious too. Almost everything is homemade, unique, and fresh!

You would miss this place if you weren't looking for it. It's hard to get to if you are going…read morenorthbound on 29. The Waze directions have you going some back roads, which is legit, but you are shaking your head as you do them. Easy for south bounders, just pay attention. At first when we pulled up, I wasn't feeling the vibe and almost passed, but we went in and I instantly new that was a good decision. The owners of this place are super cool and friendly. We got the Italian Sub and Brisket Sandwich and an order of fries. It was 20 bucks and SUPER good. I can't wait to go back and try the breakfast sandwiches. The place is actually a true filling station at one time. The bathrooms are on the side of the building, just like it was back in the day. I wish you guys success in your venture. Good luck and we will return.

This place is off the charts good! We came here after the town's tree lighting ceremony and parade…read more Our kids were hyped up on sugar overload but this spot was so welcoming to our family. We met the owner and could tell she took such great pride in providing not just a nice setting but high-quality food. Without a doubt, you need to order the dough balls for an appetizer. We got the ones stuffed with cheese and sauce as well as the dough balls stuffed with cheese, jalapeños and ham. They were fantastic and didn't last long! For the main course, we ordered a straight up cheese pizza. It came out hot and fresh. Our kids just loved it and so did we. Everything about the meal was spot on.

Bit of a drive from Graves Mountain Lodge but worth the drive. Pizza was very good. My wife picked…read moreup the pizza as carry out. Service was excellent.

We stayed at a nearby cabin for a weekend. Stopped through as we were going to Shenandoah. Super…read morecute little store - it had a very nice variety of staples that allowed us to get what we needed after forgetting a few items at home. Nice local wine selection, too!

Very cute little general store that has a good mix of necessary provisions (like produce and eggs),…read morelocal goods (candles, T-shirts, and other souvenirs), and some fun sweet treats (including incredible cookies). There's also a great range of wine and cocktail ingredients, like syrups and vermouths. There are some premade goodies like soups and pies in the freezer- we picked up some black forest ham and tomato fennel soup.