Yvonne was so kind and cooked us the most delicious breakfast. The eggs, the grits, the biscuits,…read morethe pancakes, the chicken...every bite was perfect. The coffee was great too. No trip to Blue Ridge is complete without a stop here.

I was backpacking the Benton MacKaye trail (nobo) as this cafe was just over the bridge. I step in…read moreand the gal was very friendly taking my order. The mushroom sweeper SS ch raw melt burger was delicious and they gave me lots of fries Anyone in the area should visit too Author of follow the white blazes by eagle trail dancer

Oh Huck's...easily my favorite spot we visited on Main Street in downtown Blue Ridge!…read more A true "General Store" from entry to exit! Huck's offers a wide variety of items from gifts, shirts, hats, toys, soaps, tchotchkes, souvenirs and most importantly candy! But not just your average candy, the type of candy you can only find in a spot like this! You can scoop up the candy in pieces or by the pound, or grab you some of the specialty candy they have boxed on the shelves. Either way, get some candy and feel like a kid again! We ended up at Huck's twice during our three day trip. The first haul was candy, shirts and a hat. Second was for more candy, another shirt and a magnet. Both trips were successful! Outside of all the goodies, the service was absolutely stellar here! Overall, Huck's is legit and a spot we will certainly visit again!

All of staff are super friendly and cordial. The store itself offers a wide variety of fun…read moresouvenirs, candy, soda, toys, soap, etc. I highly recommend this store to anyone visiting Blue Ridge.

Great place for clothing for both men and women. Quality items and great customer service.read more

Cute little store! We went specifically for muscadine cider & it was delicious. Also found a cute…read morelittle gift to take home to our kiddo!

Mountain Brothers General Store is a locally run tourist gift shop off the beaten path not too far…read morefrom Great Smoky Mountains National Park. They sell a variety of local art, food items, mountain inspired gifts and clothing. The place is large inside and meanders through several rooms. I picked up a mug for my granddaughter and locally made pickles, jam and pancake mix. Prices are reasonable. This is a fun little stop. The staff is friendly. There is parking in their shared lot.

went into this store on Easte sunday, Never heard of a fired…read morepie Joked with the employers about them, they were such good salesmen, We had to try one, Cherry pie with ice cream and chocolate sauce, hubby and i shared, (wished i got my own now) my son had the Apple pie, WELL WORTH a stop. Other goodies available, Plus other stores there to enjoy,

The best souvenir tee shirt designs I've seen in the valley! Excellent customer service and fun…read moregifts for your family.

Coffee was amazing and decently priced. The owner is so personable and accommodatin. Support…read morelocal and check out the store as well.

Loved the atmosphere and the German influenced food, meats, and beer! Perfect stop for our camper…read moreouting and visit to the falls.

Adorable but INSANELY EXPENSIVE and the employees are angry in spades. The senior woman at the cash…read moreregister was terrible to the poor man in front of us - who was having a hard time and I wanted to hug him for how awful she was to him. Everything we needed was twice the price as the grocery store, so we bought a couple souvenirs (honey and a magnet) and left. What a shame.

We were looking for a lil coffee shop that was serving good coffee and morning breakfast sandwiches…read more. FOUND IT ! This friendly place has a great atmosphere, location and awesome service . Also has other lil 'surprises' , go check them out if you are in the area!

The BEST ice cream ever! The waffle cones are made from scratch and are absolutely delicious. Nice…read moreand warm!!! Prices are great and service is always quick and friendly. Aesthetically pleasing store with cute merchandise. Clean bathrooms! Drove an hour just for the ice cream, the best I've ever had! Ps. They also have a drive-thru we did that during the pandemic. Today we walked in and really enjoyed our visit. Oh, a ton of parking too!

WE LOVE THIS PLACE!!!!!…read more Lots of nostalgic items here, including an eating area that is a super cool replica of the country diners of old as well as vintage Coke signs, vending machines and coolers! They also have local knick-knacks and old school candies such as slap-sticks, candy dots on wax paper, and squirrel nut zippers. I really freaked out when I spotted the gum cigarettes I used to pretend smoke as kid while Jamarcus had to have those old school big red wax lips. The owner (Gladys) was a real sweetheart and welcomed us to come back anytime. We sat on the front porch eating our candy and just enjoying our day of hiking local waterfalls. Mountain Junction General Store is a cool stop on the way to Highlands, SC. We had a great time and will be stopping here more often when traveling in the area. Be sure to also get a cup of delicious boiled peanuts from next door @ Victory Garden Produce. 2017/101

When you're out exploring, you stumble across places and things. Fortunately when we were out…read more looking at scenery from the Sky Valley Overlook and Mud Creek falls, some of us had to go to the restroom, and Mountain Junction was the first place we stopped. This place is a little building filled with history, from old soda machines to malt/milk shake making displays, and old school candy (um, can you say pop rocks, wax lips and cigarette gum...that blows out candy smoke when you blow on it. YES!) In addition to the nostalgia you'll no doubt get...especially if you were around in the 80s, there's actual snacks and sodas too, and the mentioned restroom in this General purpose store. There are several aisles of preservatives, groceries and such, like Apple butter, or chips, and staff here not only are nice, but happily take a minute to talk to you about everything they have on hand! Located at the intersection of Old Mud Creek Road and Dillard road, pretty much right at the GA/NC line, You can't miss Mountain Junction with the big water wheel front and center. Parking is gravel and grass, but no worries because there's a decent amount of room for space, and there's a little produce stand right next door that sells fresh veggies if you want them. I like that we stopped here, because i've passed it once before, and realized that decision was a mistake, and i'm telling you if you pass it by without at least taking a minute to walk down memory lane, you'll think it it's a mistake too.