Always a great visit-- excellant friendly staff, fast service, fresh food, and casual atmoshere…read more They offer pizza, salads, subs-hot and cold- and desserts. Carry out or dine in. Tables and booths. Ample parking My rating rationale +1 Service +1 Food~Taste/flavor/quality +1 Presentation +1 Atmosphere/vibe +1 Value

This place was wonderful! The ladies were super sweet walking in and had the best service. I love…read morethat it was a whole in a wall place with delicious sandwiches. The chicken cheesesteak was amazing and I would come back again.

Very friendly staff. Stop every morning for a sandwich and a redbull. Always we'll stocked. My only…read morenegative would be the prices are a little high.

Good if you need gas in the middle of nowhere. Small convenience. Well stocked. Has diesel gas and…read moreATM.

Went to this little shop located right across from Gate 2 today for the first time and was very…read morepleasantly surprised. It's small, but my, what they didn't manage to fit in here! The stock is very carefully thought out, such that pretty much everything you might need in a pinch is here. They've got an impressively large variety of food items on just a few shelves, plus live bait and propane gas tanks, as well as a reasonable selection of alcoholic beverages, tobacco items, and most impressive of all: wine, flowers, gift items, and even local foodstuffs like cakes and preserves and pickles and honey made right here on the mountain. I love that the owner was careful to make space for local goods--she even calls that white shelf with the mountain-made pickles and preserves her "pride". :-) The place is very clean and amazingly doesn't feel cramped at all despite having so much variety. I really can't think of a better-stocked or -maintained little country store. Sure, it's not a supermarket, but in the midst of a month-long blizzard or a desperate late night craving for sweets, this place'll do very well. That being said, it is closed on Sunday, which I have a case of Chick-fil-A Syndrome over: Part of me thinks, "Good for them!" and part of me is like, "Damn!" But oh well! The store-formerly-known-as-Weber's up the road is open on Sundays, so you could always go there if you can't get down the mountain on the Lord's Day. ;-) Thank you to the owner for opening such a lovingly kept shop in our neighborhood! It's because of places like yours that the mountain keeps getting better! :-)

One of the best things to happen to Shannondale! They have everything you can think of and will…read moresave you a trip to town. They also take beer requests (and pretty much any product request they think will sell.)

Adorable little place that is out of the southern version of Gilmore Girls, except the shopowner is…read morea woman and the regulars are all men! Excellent eggs! Great source for milk! Delivered the old fashioned way in glass bottles, no less! Key Lime Pie was great, egg sandwich was decent but the lettuce was soft. For some reason south of the Mason-Dixon lettuce goes from crispy to membrane-like rather quickly :( Oh well, will return if I'm ever passing through again!

Living in a big city like D.C., a "general store" sign gets me every time. After visiting nearby…read moreGreat Country Farms, my little family stopped by Bluemont General Store. Although it has general store vibes, think of it as more or a corner store with essential goods like soap, spicy sauce, and mac and cheese boxes. The more charming sections are the $1 hardback books, the soup corner, 50 cent candy necklaces, and the local kids books. Service is kind and the space is easy to navigate.

Sweet Springs Country Store is a little oasis on Route 9 connecting on the way to and from Charles…read moreTown, WV. It's a full blown convenience store and gas station. I stopped in after visiting a couple of wineries to snag some cold bottled water. I was surprised at first as to how many customers there were - but when you think about it - there is not much in between Charles Town - and says the closest Virginia town - Hillsboro, VA. #SweetSpringsCountryStore

We used to come here a lot and always ordered food that was fresh and tasted so good. Since the…read morepandemic, us moving, etc., we haven't been there as often. Recently, I started a new job so I figured I'd swing by this place again. However, it's not a place I will continue to go to since it seems like total chaos now. Apparently there's new management and there's no sense of communication or a sense of urgency with any of the workers. They almost seem to be in full-on agony just being there. There's hardly ever any food to pick from the hot bar and what's there is overcooked and dried up. Last week, I called in and order to be picked up. I get there and there's no one in the kitchen fixing anything. The cook/manager shows up and says she had a meeting and too many people were asking questions so she forgot to make my food. After getting it, I go to pay and get an outrageous price. When I explained I had a simple combo, it took them all ten minutes to figure out what to charge me. By the time I got to pay and get out of the store, I literally had 3 minutes to try and eat my sandwich, which was thrown together like slop, and my potato wedges that looked as if they were a week old. It's a shame that a business that was really good has now joined the ranks of sloppy and lazy.

Stopped here because of the mention of Breakfast Sandwiches. 2 years ago, Breakfast Sandwiches were…read moreNOT available and (shocker), Breakfast Sandwiches are NOT ON THE MENU. To clarify, a Breakfast Sandwich is a sandwich with a minimum of egg and a breakfast meat. THIS IS NOT ON THE MENU - however, the store does offer hot and cold sandwiches. Hot offerings include a burrito, fries, cheeseburger and even a Pulled Pork sandwich. Cold offerings are standard cold-cut fare. Apparently there is some confusion about BBQ. This store does NOT have a BBQ grill nor do they offer BBQ products (ribs, chicken, brisket). However, the store does offer a Pulled Pork sandwich which can be misconstrued as "BBQ". In all, the Market Basket is a convenience store that serves a handful of hot and cold items that are very much akin to 7-11. It's not a bad store at all - a decent independent store on an otherwise underserved part of town.

Absolutely best breakfast sandwich's in the area. Not only tasty but very clean. Wonderful help,…read moregreat to see because for decades it was a dump.

Don't waste your money or time here. The tobacco is old and dried out. I bought two packs of games…read morehere and they were totally dried out and useless. Threw it all away. 3 dollars wasted to support this worthless business. Other gas stations they know enough about doing their job to squeeze the pack and feel if they are soft and good or old and dry. These lazy slobs can't be bothered. DO NOT GO. It's worth the gas to just drive somewhere else. Bathrooms smelled like something had died in them and that was at 10 am on a Tuesday. I can't imagine a busy afternoon. Worthless.

Nice little fuel stop with some truck parking. Heavily trafficked but still pretty clean. Very…read morefriendly lady at the counter every time in come in. Clean restrooms too. That's a plus.

If you drink beer, this place is at least a 3. See pics…read more This is the grocery store formerly known as Weber's. That was a long time ago. Now it's run by a very friendly Indian gentleman who stocks a very bizarre selection of goods. I've never in my 37 years seen a convenience store that doesn't carry those chocolate chip cookie ice cream sandwiches. But this place doesn't have them. Instead it has an odd mix of ice cream cups that you'd think would have been discontinued after the 1950s. Otherwise it's beer and your basic necessities: bread, beer, cereal, beer, milk, beer, candy, jerky, beer, instant soup bowls, fried things on demand, beer, and cigarettes, dip, and beer. See pics. Oh, and they have toilet paper and some sodas. And also beer. But you know, it's on the mountain, so unless you wanna go ALL THE WAY DOWN THE MOUNTAIN, this is where you're shopping. For which reason, we really ought to tell friendly Indian gentleman which products we'd like to see up here. So please, go on in one day, have a look around, write your requests on Yelp, and I'll let the owner know that he can find a business-improving list of mountaineers' desired stock right here on the internetz. BTW: Hours vary in the winter, so call ahead if you're going within an hour or two of the listed closing time. In fact, you might want to do that year-round, just to be sure.

This store is under new management now and Im very impressed at how clean it is. Both people that…read moreoperate this store are marine veterans and they do a great job. The prices are a little bit high on some items but It beats riding to town. 100% improvement and very clean!

Our little hidden sandwich shop gem is consistently delicious. The price point $9.99-15.99 always…read moredelivers a generous sandwich. Since the late 70's this tiny sandwich shop with a couple of dine-in tables has a true following. My small 8" Mad Italian makes a couple of meals for me. There's just the right amount of lettuce and a boatload of freshly sliced meat. The meat carrier ie "sub" is always fresh and soft and also carries all that meat without drenching the meat carrier(bread). Check them out because it's quite impressive. They take credit cards but prefer cash.

I was so excited to see this place on Yelp because it reminded me of the Italian delis in NY…read more Unfortunately, although the staff and service was good, the Italian sub I ordered was just okay.