Brownsville Market offers quality food at decent prices. The cheeseburgers are great, and the…read morecurrent specials on ice cream and pepperoni pizza are very nice! The staff there is largely quite friendly and accommodating.

I've heard a bit about the fried chicken here and since I was driving through, we stopped for…read morelunch. I'll explain my 4-star a bit. For a gas station without much around, it was a good meal at a reasonable price. I went with the 3-piece dinner, which gets you a thigh, wing, drumstick, and two sides. There were a few options and I went with scalloped potatoes and onion rings... Oh, and a dinner roll. For $9.99 it felt pretty reasonable. Chicken and sides were warm. Chicken was crispy, good seasoning, but not complex flavor. Onion rings are real onion rings (not minced) and batter fried. Scalloped potatoes were better than expected and they were a decent portion. In the end, it was good fried chicken from a gas station, though I don't think I'd go out of the way for it. Driving past at meal time and it's a reasonable option that won't break the bank.

I really like these Markets. This one has many pluses. It is in my daughter's neighborhood. it is…read morean Exxon (I can use my Exxon-Mobile rewards and app. The Market has their own app and loyalty program. And it is a superior convenience store,

I can't believe I'm writing a review about food from a gas station however I have been to Royal…read moreFarms. While I'll refrain from doing a direct comparison I will say what you get with The Market at Preston (or any of their other locations I suspect) is amazing fried chicken worth the trip to the pump. I ordered ahead and got a 4 piece meal, perhaps 4 pieces were too many because I ended up saving some of it for lunch the next day, however it only meant I got two chances to enjoy the crispy, but not super battered, chicken not just once but twice. I was really impressed with the Mac and Cheese. Not many places do the side well, often it's goopy school cafeteria fare but their Mac and Cheese was rich and creamy. The Potato Wedges were spiced very nicely, perhaps better than KFC. What else can I say? If you are driving through C'ville perhaps make your next pit stop at The Market.

I shop at a lot of organic markets and co-ops and such. I was surprised to find one this nice in…read moreHarrisonburg. It had a decent sized fresh produce section, prepared foods, and plenty of other quality items. The few things I got including beverages and high protein noodles, were not as expensive as I might have expected. I didn't get a fresh lunch but the options for doing so seemed good. The location is in what passes for downtown Harrisonburg, and it has its own parking but is also walkable from other sites that are likely to attract visitors. And it seems a walk worth making.

It is a well stocked smaller grocery store with excellent service. The clerk was friendly, asking…read moreif I had found all that I was looking for. When I asked about 2 items, she conferred with staff and found both items for me.

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.

Quaint little country store established in 1888, with an old fashioned mechanical gas pump! Lots…read moreof snacks, drinks, and homemade food! The lady minding the store was making Brunswick Stew today and it smelled heavenly! This historic store is well organized and maintained. Great place to pick up lunch or grab a few necessities and pantry items without having to drive "to town". There are a couple dine in tables and a picnic table outside. This store/eatery attracts many customers driving through this area. There have been many articles and stories written about Wyant's Store. There's a group of guys who meet there most mornings to exchange stories while enjoying a cup of joe! One of the owners used to referee for the NFL. You'll hear many more tales as you mosey around this unique country store! Come on in and set a spell!

This store, which first opened in 1888, is located along the TransAmerica Bicycle Trail, which my…read morebrother was riding (with my wife and I in support of him) in April 2024. We first visited this store for lunch on 04/29/2024. This was Scott's stop point for the ride from nearby Charlottesville. I had the Wyant Burger, which was a 9.5/10; I would call it 10/10, but I have not yet tasted the perfect burger. My brother had the BLT and my wife had the BBQ pork sandwich, which they both said was very good. My brother and I came back the next morning, for him to resume his ride westward and me to have breakfast. I had the Warrior bisquit sandwich, which was the best bisquit breakfast sandwich I remembered having to date.

I'm adding in a review because prior to my review, there was only one other review for the Valley…read morePantry & Deli on Yelp. I would recommend you check out Google Reviews on this business for 100+ reviews if you want to read multiple reviews. I rated it 4 stars for the deli meats and a mind boggling selection of pantry items (baking items, snacks, spices, condiments, etc) for the customer that is looking for those specifically, but for my own purpose- a good sandwich, I would rate this place a 3. I was seeking a deli to refuel after my hike and came across this place. There is no real sandwich menu, except for an Italian sub and a Sandwich of the Day. It's basically create your own sandwich, where you choose from meats, breads, cheese, toppings, and condiments. I hate coming up with my own sandwich, so I just went with the Italian sub, and it was reasonably priced at $5.99. I would say the Italian sub is not quite one you'd get in an Italian deli, but the meat was decent and the bread was fresh. I'd rate the sandwich a 3 out of 5. I wouldn't go back to this place for a sandwich after a hike. I'd try to look elsewhere.

Absolutely delicious sandwiches and great selection of local grocery items - Cheesesteak today was…read moreawesome!

Never anything wrong at a Wawa. Less expensive fuel. Hot and cold food inside. Great coffee. I like…read moreWawas. :)

Wawa has made it to the Valley, officially opened today August 15th at 8 a.m. The grand opening…read moreceremony was nice and many from the community attended. The store itself offers a couple of self-checkout lines, attendant lines (2), made-to-order kiosk (3), self serve coffee and drink stations, lottery machines, mobile pick-up, a small section of convenience items, pre-made food and pastries, as well as tobacco and alcohol. Compared to other locations, I felt this store was very small and offered a lot less than other Wawa's I have shopped at (it could be that we are located in a smaller area). My one complaint is the pre-made heated food was burnt, my husband could not finish eating his sausage croissant, we are understanding- it's first day and your still trying to adjust QC and the like. There is parking directly in front of the store and as well as on the left of the store (if facing it). There are several gas pumps for those needing fuel. Overall, it was a nice Wawa, I just wish the store itself was a little bigger and they had a wider selection of items. I'm still very happy that Wawa has come to down, I only wish I would have gotten there a little early to get some swag (the shirt). The goose was very friendly and engaging:)

Your go-to local supermarket for staples. Though it's a chain, they make a point of stocking…read morelocally sourced produce, snacks, and beverages. It's also clean, open most hours, and the people running it are quite friendly. Does what a supermarket ought to do.

Fresh produce, good service, and low prices. They do nicely with seasonal produce, nice selection…read moreat the butcher's counter, good deli selection. Place is kept clean and organized. Well lit, well maintained.