Best meat shop in town. It is a local secret, their specials are truly special, and the quality of…read moretheir meat is great. Most of the downtown restaurants use their ground beef for the burgers so if you want that same experience, get your ground beef from them. They also carry oysters which I enjoy cooking with.

Folks that run this place, were very nice and helpful on my first visit yesterday. I bought some…read morebeef tips, tenderized chicken, bag of pinto beans and a head of cabbage. Prices were good on all the items I bought, and they also had medium eggs for 69 cents a dozen.

I've not been to this Ingles in a while and they've really done a nice job modernizing their space…read more Reminds me of a Publix with similar prices.

We are all entitled to our own opinions, right? Well here's mine:…read more Parking: 5 Location: 5 Decor/ambiance: 5 Customer Service: 5 Bertha in the meats department is so nice! As a large group of 'out of towners' Bertha sure did reach out to us making us feel welcome. We had to have passed a dozen employees where no one spoke at all... but Bertha went completely out of her way to reach us. She gave us some good suggestions on foods and event told us alittle bit about herself and how much she loves her job. She even gave us some cool facts about the meats that come to Ingles 82. The store was super clean with even cleaner bathrooms. Great experience while shopping and even better when we hit the gas station because we got $.15 off each gallon thanks to the $330 we spent inside the store. Love Ingles!

Drove over an hour only to find out store was closed on Sept 12and 13th. Not disclosed on website…read more Sign posted on door of building. Would have been nice to post that on website. Will try again. Please post on website if store is going to be closed on additional days.

There was a lot of selection to choose from. Very reasonable prices!!! The people who worked there…read morewere very nice and helpful.

Best local butcher around. Many free range all natural choices. My go to place for grass fed beef.oread more

I only have had the taters and fish. Great food. The girls that waited on me were great.read more

Oh yum. We first tried 4440 beef thru the brwia.org food hub, we loved it so much we drove to…read moretheir new store in Lenore to buy some more. We have tried the hamburgers, tri tip, and flat iron. All have been outstanding!! We enjoyed meeting Genelia, she was welcoming and very helpful. We will be back

Can't beat it for the price compared to others in the industry. Easy to keep my money local with…read morethese boys!

I was rasied in upper East TN and we rasied and butcher our own pork. We had a sugar cure mixture…read morethat we rubbed on the hams , wrapped them in paper, and hug them up in a smoke house to cure. We never smoked them. It took me a long time to find a similar cured ham and I have tried them from several states. This ham is not salt only cured and it is not smoked either. This is the ham for me. I guess it is according what type ham you have been accustomed to eating. Always great service and good cured country hams from Sugar Grove! My favorite!

We were in North Carolina and searched for Country Ham. We fond Sugar Grove about 20 miles from…read morewhere we were staying. The shop is very small and the offerings much less than the internet but we bought some ends and pieces for $1.99 and some center cuts for $4.99. We packed them away in our suitcase, flew back to Seattle. Yesterday morning I popped open the package and fried up some amazing country ham. All is well with the world. To the person who complained about the ham being too salty, I wonder if you have had country ham before? The thing about it is it is salt cured, so it is salty. If you want it less salty, you could soak it in water for an hour or so before cooking, or simply buy a different ham. Call Sugar Grove and ask what ham suits your needs best. When I run out of this ham, I will order on-line from Sugar Grove.

Lovely sandwich shop just off Main St in Elkin. The menu is…read moresmall but creative and to the point. I greatly enjoyed my Chicken Salad Sandwich and the wife loved her Ham and Swiss. They also give every sandwich a dill pickle. Nice touch My only recommendation, offer a water station with washable cups. Nothing crazy, just a stand with a water jug, filled with ice water and a stack of cups:) Enjoyed the back patio with umbrellas and a big shade tree.

Stopped at Barking Coyote Kitchen as I was visiting Elkin. I was pleasantly surprised to see…read morethey've added indoor seating and tables plus a few more outside on the deck. These additions make the Barking Coyote more of a destination to eat at instead of just a "grab and go" place. Both inside and outside seating seemed to provide a serene setting . Their chicken salad, sold in two sizes, is excellent and was the main reason I stopped by. They have a rotating weekly menu of artisan sandwiches which can be found on their FB page.