The hand pies are so freakin' awesome I recommend you get at least one in each flavor. Lemon and…read moreblackberry are my faves.

The whole store is fantastic. The food section has really high quality ingredients, fresh spices,…read moreand abundant baking supplies. Loads of pickled vegetables, enormous selection of jams and jellies, dried fruits and nuts, pasta in all of its yummy varieties, and all without the added preservatives. Loads of farm to market cheese, German style sausages, local butter, and dairy fresh milk every Thursday. The candy isle is of the old fashioned variety and guaranteed to wreck any diet. Quality chocolate, amazing fudge, old school sweets and licorice, proper salty snacks, the works. The sandwich shop is also fantastic. They are quick and affordable, with first quality ingredients. They are fast, especially given that they are customized, and the staff is fantastic. The whole place is spotless and keeps with the low key quality one would expect from Mennonites. Highly recommend.

After trying the other places I found this to be the best carnicería in Charlottesville. They offer…read morea great selection of products and the place is clean and prices are reasonable.

This bodega is amazing and has all your traditional and multi-use Spanish cookings needs as well as…read morebakery and deli. The staff are super friendly here and I just love the store. This was my first visit to a bodega after finding out I have Hispanic heritage and wanting to learn my culture more. The store is well organized, clean, and alot to offer. Plenty of parking, it is right beside/behind crutchfield on 29 north.

Last time I stopped to get some minnows and a real good breakfast sandwich and they have more.read more

The ONLY place to get a true burger in Charlottesville! Don't be fooled by the appearance, this is…read morethe best burgers I have had in Charlottesville and at very reasonable prices. Go with the double bacon cheeseburger, you won't regret it.

Staff is friendly and I appreciate its proximity to Wintergreen. Lots of things to choose from.read more

They always have anything you can need and then some. You can't beat the meat pricing. Friendly and…read morehelpful staff

What do I love most about Ivy Provision's? That they remind me of home in Virginia Beach decades…read moreago when TASTE Unlimited first opened. Better yet I respect the overall operation after a single visit and know they have their act together. Ivy Provisions is located just outside UVA grounds make it very convenient for this HOO Dad to check out the first time. Of course I looked at their reviews, menu and photos of sandwiches to properly vet. I was astonished and made this a must stop. I caught them at a good time on a weekday before close and better yet knew they were featuring lobster rolls on the Ivy Provisions Instagram feed. Parking was easy in their own lot. The non commercialized building was a welcome site. This is the one and only Ivy Provisions. Grab a bag of chips, salad or treat with a bottle drink as you head to the counter of Ivy's cozy space. The young gentleman was friendly and efficient with answering a few questions. My wife ordered the Gobbfather which is a Turkey Melt on white. I ordered the lobster roll special. Seating is all outdoors on the patio. Food orders are prepared and sent out in a bag through the window, you will find utensils and napkins in this location. The area was clean. The restroom is gender neutral and was also clean with proper supplies. My wife enjoyed her turkey melt and found it so big she could not finish. My lobster roll I had no problem dusting off. It was a beautiful roll with fresh Maine lobster and soft roll. Total home run. Find me back at Ivy Provisions the next time in Charlottesville. A full 5 stars and job well done all around.

There's only seating outside and not a ton of spots. Parking is also limited. Staff are friendly…read moreand very nice. Lavender matcha latte: 2/5 stars. The lavender is a bit over powering and the matcha part tasted a bit diluted. Gobbfather: there's a little kick! This sandwich was so cheesy and i think it had pickles in it for some crunch. I would get this again!

Amazing service, the people working here are nice. They serve a variety of warm food in the deli…read morewhich I've taken advantage of quite a bit as someone living in the area. I highly recommend trying their chicken and their subs/sandwiches!

From the VDACS on July, 15, 2020 (regarding food safety) -…read more"The Trading Post is out of compliance in many areas, and we have a follow-up inspection scheduled; they are in our "compliance process." I got diarrhea from just reading the 3-page report. All kinds of health violations with most of them being repeat violations. I have never seen a report worse than this one. Spooky Action ________ To: The Virginia Department of Agricultural and Consumer Services (VDACS) Date-Time: July 11, 2020, 7:00PM EDT I just noticed a Yelp review re: The Trading Post. It's from 12/18/2017 but it is the sort of thing I would expect when dealing with a gas station sandwich shop. The problem is magnified by the fact that The Trading Post is a hub for area tradesmen, many of whom do not wear masks to protect themselves from Covid-19. So it's an easy path from customer, to their breathed-upon money, to the cashier, to that cashier also spewing his/her no-mask oral spray and Covid-19 fingers onto sandwiches, to the customer's stomach, to the emergency room and, finally, to the graveyard. All because some poorly trained individual couldn't be bothered or doesn't take this matter seriously. I have to agree with the reviewer that it is absolutely deplorable if the people at The Trading Posts are not, at least currently, taking this matter seriously. Questions: * Has any VDACS staff addressed this issue with The Trading Post? * Is VDACS requiring food handlers to wear masks and gloves? * If so, are there fines for noncompliance? * Does VDACS have any view about the The Trading Post's current health awareness? * What do I do if I witness open-food handling w/o masks or gloves? Note: I will reevaluate this review after receiving a response from VDACS.

"I'm gonna open up a kitchen that focuses on selling food using the best ingredients available, and…read morekeep that standard consistent through the various offerings I'll provide. I'm gonna have the best food around or else I won't offer it" - what I'd imagine the owner of Trading Post said to himself when he opened up shop. There are two types of people that open up restaurants: one does so in order to make money. The other to share their joy of good food with their community. The Trading Post falls under the latter

For the past two years, I would check out this quaint grocery store and would find some interesting…read morestuff, Gearhart's blueberry chocolate bar, for instance. The only store that sell this in the Crozet area. I come here for the avocados. If there are local organic vegetables, make sure to buy it right away! Cheaper than HT and WF. Most of their produce are cheaper but a hit or miss, I usually find that they have better produce on Wednesdays(?). Speaking of local, I could not believe my eyes when I saw pasture-raised eggs from Farfield Farms at Afton, Va! I have been lurking for so long and I have never been happier. Granted that they carry grass-fed beef and pasture raised chickens, I would totally become their most loyal customer, and my family's food budget spent here! FYI:I've seen someone who work for a restaurant here in Crozet buy ground beef in bulk. LOL! Just make your own burgers at home! What else to get here: European wild caught sardines, Dr. Bronners liquid soap, beans and rice. Concierge?! Who said chivalry is dead? The gentlemen who work here would help carry my grocery bags to my car.

Bought an eight-piece chicken. Should be two breasts, two wings, two legs, two thighs. Instead was…read morethree legs, three wings, one breast, one thigh. Not marked as being different. This is also one of many times prices have come up several dollars different than the sticker matching the product. This is a ripoff. Go to Harris Teeter; if they make a mistake, they fix it and they're about as local as "Crozet Market." I've overpaid several times because lines are so long with only one cashier that I don't make a fuss but y'all need to fix price tags and provide service. Don't expect one cashier to run your whole store, especially since you charge more than any other market.