Cute, romantic, and uber peaceful. They have a little patio area as well where they play…read moreinstrumental music and you can have a little snack. I came here with a friend but will definitely encourage my boyfriend to come next time! Their on-premises shop is also adorable, with lots of gift options available.

This was a fun day trip with friends. The lavender and landscape was beautiful! The little shop…read morehad cute items, tea for sale and yummy lavender gelato. It was a nice outing.

I live on the West Coast and am not familiar with Florists in Virginia. After checking other…read moreflorists in town, City Girl Floral met my needs. My best friend of almost 60 years had just got an all-clear from her oncologist and I wanted to celebrate the good news with her. She was most appreciative for the beautiful bouquet. Thank you very much.

Just received a birthday bouquet from City Girl Floral and it is GORGEOUS! It also smells amazing…read moreso you know the flowers are fresh- Stopped in a few weeks ago and picked up a plant for my daughter's apartment- she has a brown thumb so I also got a "please don't die" sign for it- and it has gotten so big she's already had to repot it! Quality plants and flowers and some fun little gifts too- don't miss this!!

Stopped by this market right before the Raven Rocks hike (the trailhead is 5 minutes away). As soon…read moreas I walked in, I was hit with delicious smells of baked goods. I was hoping to purchase granola bars for the hike, but they didn't have any (they do sell very small packages of trail mix, though). I purchased a sandwich to sustain us on the hike. There's an order form you fill out for the sandwich order before you order. They took less than 5 minutes to prepare my turkey sandwich on multigrain bread. They have basic sandwich meats and fixings, nothing too fancy. For vegetarians, your only option looks like a PB&J. The market also sells beer and wine, baked goods, some local products (such as McCutcheon's products), assorted drinks, and I saw some cutting boards/gift items for sale. There's two unisex restrooms in the art gallery next door, which I appreciated for after the hike, where I could change my clothes. Yes, we came back after the hike, because I was dead set on ordering some baked goods! They sell cookies and pies by the slice. I got a banana cream pie (delicious) and a buckeye. My husband got a fudge brownie which he really enjoyed. I would come back anytime I'm in the area!

The Apple and pecan pies are so delicious! The staff is friendly and attentive. The market place…read morehad an array of trinkets and unique gifts.

Butterfly Hill Farm offered so much and the owners really impressed us with their thoughtfulness…read more The store is really amazing with lots of interesting products. We purchased some alpaca socks, a fragrant candle, and some peanut brittle (yum!). One of the owners invited us to feed the alpacas and could not have been more kind to us. We Will definitely return.

I love the alpacas! Very cute place where you can buy yarn from the alpacas local to the farm…read more Cute shop with other local artisans creations. If you love yarn and fiber arts you must stop!

This is a must stop if you are in the area, or worth a drive if you're not. The sandwiches,…read morepastries, etc. are all so good. Plus they have tons of other goods such as candles, soaps, lotions and other items. Everyone that works here is so kind and welcoming as well. Very clean with space to sit and eat breakfast, lunch or you can get your food to go. The cinnamon rolls are one of the best I have ever had. Cannot recommend the sandwiches enough as well.

I love how friendly the staff was. So welcoming since the moment you walk in and ordering and when…read moregetting your food. I love that he explained the menu items to me. Mentioned that they can use GF bread for all their sandwiches. Oh man I'm drooling about that bbq sandwich I had. Plus the cookie. YUM. The chips were bomb too. I usually stop by here when I visit West VA and I will never stop coming!

Love love this gallery! Everything in the shop is handmade by local artists! Nothing made in China…read more. I love to support small business. The women in the gallery was very nice and helpful she told me about some of the local festivals that are coming up with some of the artist in the gallery ! Definitely will be back to pick up a few pieces!

What a great find this little artists' co-op is! When husband, Moms, MIL and I pulled up to Bogati…read moreBodega Winery, I heard a little gasp. "I know that place!" Moms exclaimed, pointing to this charming art gallery occupying half of the same building as the winery. Turns out Pops -- a woodturner -- knows Tom Boley, one of Gateway Gallery's resident woodturners, and Moms and Pops have been out to visit before (the woodturning world is small, my friends, hard as that is to believe). Naturally, we had to pay a visit...*after* a wine tasting, of course. GG is an artists' cooperative, where the artists -- in this case all local -- come together to create, staff, and manage the gallery. The pieces span a huge range of techniques: gorgeous fiber wraps and shawls, handcrafted silver jewelry, fused glass, ceramics and pottery, digital photography, pen-and-ink drawings, acrylic painting, weavings. The place is *packed* -- tastefully -- with beautiful bits and baubles. We browsed quite some time. Not only is there art for every taste, there's art for every budget. I fell in love with the acrylics and oils of Kaarin Nelson, whose paintings incorporate a "cheerful color palette" and "playful line." I really wanted the 20"x20" painting of a robin in a radish patch, which I thought was a steal at $175. Instead I decided to save a few pennies and went with a 6"x6" of a rosy pink, chubby pig for $30. I was already in love with it when the gentleman pulled it down off the wall for me and showed me the title of the work is "Some Pig." The "Charlotte's Web" nod pushed that painting right over the top for me. Gateway Gallery is the kind of shop I wish were closer to home. But the fact that it's nestled comfortably in Loudoun County's wine country makes it a convenient diversion after (before....or during....) vineyard jaunts.