Finally made it out to Purcellville Eats! It may not look like much, but you can't beat this yummy…read moretomato and bacon grilled cheese and garlic tots for $7! The sandwiches are made to order. I also tried the tomato soup and enjoyed it! They have some really good looking sandwiches and hot dogs, so I'll def be back.

This place has a fun, hipster vibe to it. I should have taken more photos but the decor would…read moredefinitely appeal to an artsy crowd. But the food was the main experience. I ordered the "Lobstah Grilled Cheese", which came with potato tots. It was excellent! This was by far the highest priced item on the menu, although there were other cheaper options. I might upgrade them to 5 stars on the next visit if my next meal is just as good.

Just an absolute gem near the North Entrance of Shenandoah National Park. If you like burgers you…read moreneed this place in your life. Absolutely incredible food and a place I will think about often. It has a Culver's type vibe but with the care of hometown place. Everyone looked like they enjoyed being there and were happy that you stopped by. Recommendation is to bring plenty of napkins and don't over order fries. They are generous portions :) I can't recommend this place enough!

3.5 stars. We were on our way out of Shenandoah National Park and wanted a bit to eat. We saw…read moreSpelunker's and thougjt, "Let's do it!" We used the drive-thru. Friendly and helpful service from the young lady who took our order. We waited about 5-7 minutes for our food. Double Cavern Burger with cheese, single Cavern Burger with cheese (extra pickles), chicken tenders, large fries and two types of frozen custard. Custard was delicious. One of us ordered a single vanilla on a waffle cone. Dude must have put in extra, because it was HUGE. The triple scoop s'mores frozen custard wasn't so big, but it was creamy and tasty. Burgers and chicken were greasy, not in a good way. Lots of oil at the bottom of the chicken cup. Double Cavern buns were soaked in oil. Other than the oil, the meat was good. Plenty of toppings, even adding a good amount for extra pickles.

Slow drive through! Unfortunately this location used to be fast. We stopped going here because of…read morethe time it takes. I estimates about 2 min per car. So if there are 5 cars you are going to wait 10 min. Come on!

They have the most ass caps The drink explodes and the cap…read morecomes right off I hate their cups Please invest in better cups

I've been coming to this location for a while, 90% of the time it's great…read more It's clear they're training new employees on the grill as I've had to throw my last two subs away from the burnt flavor. The customer service is great, I just hope the general manager sees this so they're able to address the issue.

Since we can't go out to restaurants right now, we have been doing app orders and pickup. Jersey…read moreMikes has always been our sandwich go-to for quick pickup. Today was ridiculous. We placed an online app order, that gave a confirmation of 15 minutes. Once I got there, I waited for 30 minutes for my 2 sandwiches. Crowds of lunch customers walked in and received their orders. No staff member cared enough to check on me. I could see the online staff making orders and he was the slowest worker. When you see a customer standing there for 30 min, there's an obvious resource problem. I don't recommend using the online ordering. No one cares.

Rudest employees. Terrible customer service. Cannot get an order correct. The morning shift team…read more5am and before don't like when you try to use the app.

Literally would not give me the food I ordered. They are open 24/7 but just locked the drive…read morethrough window and sat on their phones it was crazy

Easily the worst location I've ever been to. I know they are still sort of "new", but how they…read morecouldn't get a seasoned professional in for the first few months of opening (or just better training?), is beyond me. I love Chipotle typically but pretty bummed this location has not figured it out yet. My husband loves most all toppings in his burrito and so far, this is the only location that hasn't been able to figure out how to even get it wrapped. I have also experienced stale chips every single time so have since stopped getting them all together. I hope they step it up or I'm afraid this location won't last long at all which would be super depressing!

I don't often leave reviews but i have to say something, yesterday i got a burrito which was fine,…read morebut the manger was absolute horrible, I believe her name was yoli, yolita ? Somthing like that, was incredibly rude, when i asked about one of the meat options she gave me horrible stink eye, gave me monosyllabic responses and treated her staff as second class citizens, worse of all while I was eating, I watched her sneeze over prep area wiped her nose with her hand then return to the food station, it was so disgusting I couldn't finish my meal, managers need to be held to a higher standard then this. However the rest of the staff was very polite and helpful

Unbelievable. Truly unbelievable that in the 21stC. a place could refine the hamburger experience!…read more Market Burger has done so...and while the burger experience was off the charts outstanding, THE SERVICE WITH A SMILE ALSO OFF THE CHARTS, then the Parmesan truffle fries fabulous. Then, they surprise us and bring out a side of their sweet potato chip/fries and four phenomenal dipping sauces. People this is an experience. Don't judge a book by its cover either. Ain't fancy--just fabulous!!! I'm gonna crave it. Wife said, "I really believe this is the best burger I've ever had!"

TL;DR: Amazing food and milkshakes!…read more Market Burger is our guilty pleasure. We've even joked about moving to Purcellville just to be closer to it. Whether it's a first date or your fiftieth, this spot always hits the mark. Food (5/5): My go-to order is a double patty burger ($12) (single patty burger is $10), loaded with herb mayo, American cheese, pickles, tomatoes, lettuce, and a fried egg (+$1), plus a full order of fries. The burger is juicy, flavorful, and totally satisfying. If you're dining with someone, go for the full order of fries ($8). If you're solo, the half order is perfect. The food comes out on a big circular tray with your burgers and fries spread out. Messy and delicious! They also serve fantastic milkshakes in vanilla, chocolate, or coffee ($9). You can add Snickers, Oreos, or Heath bars for $1. The coffee shake is my personal favorite, and it's made with real coffee! Their fries are on another level. Sometimes they have weird fries specials that are a must-try! They used to have it all the time, now it's a rare surprise. Service (5/5): Service is quick and friendly. On the rare occasion they get your order wrong, they fix it right away. Ambiance (5/5): It's a fast-casual spot tucked into historic downtown Purcellville. You order at the counter, give your name, and grab a table. Sometimes they bring the food out to your table, sometimes you pick it up. Inside, the walls are lined with historic photos of the town. There are about six tables indoor and a picnic table outside on the corner. Free public parking is available just across the street.

I came with my grandchildren for lunch and we all loved the food and service and very relaxed,…read moreenjoyable atmosphere. The owner, Tasos, and his wife could not have been nicer and more welcoming. We are visiting Purcellville today but plan on coming back for more delicious food!!

This is "Greek-style" and not a Greek eatery. What a disappointment. I do so love Greek food which…read morelured me here, so I write this as a cautionary review. Whats more sad is that I paid $15 for something that isn't at all as advertised. I ordered the Chicken Souvlaki Greek Salad as I love grilled meat. Never have I had souvlaki in over a dozen voyages to Greece that was wet boiled or microwaved, as this chicken seemed to be. Souvlaki are grilled skewers. This place should NOT sell the pile of bland, blond, wet chicken breast as "souvlaki." The "Greek" salad was sad. No other way to describe it. It had the ingredients of a Greek salad (lettuce, tomato, cucumber) but the feta was meager and there were no onions. The tzatziki was more akin to ranch dressing (not made with yogurt- real Greek yogurt would hold a spoon standing in it. This was almost liquid.) ) and the pita was a doughy, cheap substitute. Their listing says fresh bread, and this pita was not so much. The owner seems nice and personable, and I wish him well but I also wish he would pay more attention to the product he delivers, especially if they call it, Greek. UPDATE from owners rebuttal: I write fair reviews as I experience the food. The issue is not whether you have fresh ingredients or quality chicken: it is clearly stated what you served was just not souvlaki in anyway, it was wet sautéed chicken and that was not traditional tzatziki. It was tzatziki-like sauce. Period. If you go to a pizza place to buy a pizza and you get high quality toasted bread with excellent tomato sauce and good mozzarella- it's still not a pizza, no matter the quality, and you shouldn't call it a pizza. I don't deny you are Greek, proud or otherwise, just serve what you advertise. Good luck to you too!