We stumbled upon this permanent roadside market when traveling between central Virginia and…read moreClarksburg, West Virginia -- and while trying to avoid roads that would put us into harm's way given the winter weather advisory for the mountains of WV. Snow of up in 8" in April?! There were a lot of cars in the small parking lot -- which is always a good sign. There was also a sign for a deli which gave us hope that we could pick up a late lunch. Better than that, they had a grill! We ordered a quick lunch -- one bacon cheeseburger with lettuce and tomato, one chili cheese hot dog, one bag of Walnut Creek cheddar and sour cream potato chips (2.25 oz), and a bottle of Kutztown birch beer (24 oz) -- all for $11 something, including tax but before tip. There are two community tables, one of which we shared with Ernie, a local, who gave us great advice on which roads to avoid for our onward travels. The shop is worthy of a longer browse. They seem to have a bit of everything. For instance, fruits and vegetables, refrigerator cases with milk, homemade macaroni or tuna salads, fresh deli items, cast iron frying pans, hardware store items, phone charging plugs, greeting cards, and so much more. Staff were also very friendly. We ordered at the counter, and our hot items were brought to our table. We self-selected the soda and chips from the floor. You need to pay only when it's time to leave.

We love this little market. Not only can you get sandwiches, cakes, and snacks, but they also have…read morea groceries and a hardware store. We get fresh locally grown vegetables and also the occasional fried ham sandwich. Everyone who works here is super friendly and helpful. This is definitely the go-to spot in the Lost River Valley for those of us who live here and also the adventurers who come out for the wild and wonderful Bed-and-Breakfast experiences.

No photos needed because we all know Wally World. Have made three visits here in the past two weeks…read moreand this has to be the friendliest Walmart that I have ever been in. The store was clean and organized and it was to find staff. This store is light night and day when I compare it to the local Walmart in Maryland. Sometimes places in West Virginia really are "almost heaven."

Wish this was 24/7. Closing at 11 diminishes things slightly, especially when in a fairly rural…read moreenvironment. There aren't any late night grocery stores, at least that I'm aware of. This is a hub of activity, and grocery prices are competitive. Nice to see that there's good quality of fruits and vegetables. They have good selection of steaks, chicken, and also snacks. Nice employees working here. It's more laid back and inner grateful for this. The selection overall of all products, is quite impressive. Grab that forgotten camping or fishing gear here. They have a good amount to work with. Checkout and parking is a cinch, so it does serve a purpose.

I love their tallow lotion. It's the best.! in the price is reasonable as well! I will be buying…read moremore from them.

My wife brought me a steak sandwich from here. It was probably one of the best I've had in a long…read moretime. Actual steaks on the sandwich... yes, you read that right STEAKS... it had at least two ribeyes on it!!! I don't have pics, but Holy smokes, what a sandwich. Thank you!!

It's a decent grocery store. Have stayed in area with friends, and gone camping close by. Plenty of…read moreviews, trails, and fishing. Always bring the Blackstone grill. Here's where to pick up hotdogs, burgers, steaks, etc. Beer is pleasant while camping too. Clean store for sure. Inflation is real, and now they are being pressured by Walmart for groceries. I go here usually for time needed. You can get in and out of here quick. They have the basics necessary, and good employees. You won't find exciting products, but this is a decent value.

A well stocked Food Lion in a small town that is the gateway to the North Fork Mountain (where the…read morefamous Chimney Rock is located) and Lost River State Park in West Virginia. Clean and well organized. They don't have fruit tarts but they do have small juicy cherry and lemon pies. Totally off topic but in front of the Food Lion parked a purple vintage car that made tractor trailer noises. Since it's a unique sight I took a photo.

A well-stocked general store with exceptional subs and sandwiches and good selection of beer and…read morewine! This store serves the Basye and Orkney Springs communities as well as Bryce Resort.

Read a few reviews about how unfriendly and pricey this place is. Unfriendly, nope! Everyone was…read morevery friendly. Pricey...okay, yes it is, BUT remember, this store is in the middle of nowhere and it's a convenient store. You pay the price for the convenience of a store not in a major town in the middle of nowhere. Just like any other convenience store ‍ With that said, this store has everything you could possibly want in the mountains. From over the counter medicine to steaks, beer, utensils, gas, ice, fire wood, slushy machine and coffee to name a few. There's too much to list, so I took many pictures with the hopes that they help others to see what they carry. I gave them 4 stars because we ordered two deli sandwiches and only one of them had everything we wanted on it even though we said on both. The chicken salad sandwich was a little sweet for our liking as well. Other than that, it was very clean and well stocked! Yes, there is not much parking, but it's not small either...this isn't Walmart. In conclusion, they have a very wide variety of food and hardware items. You will find what you need here.

Stopped in here to pick up groceries and beverages on the way out to a friend's house at Bryce…read moreResort. As far as I can tell, this is the closest full service grocery store to Basye/Bryce Resort. It's about 12 miles or so to Bryce from this Food Lion. Decent selection of groceries, although the produce selection seemed smaller than the Food Lion in Haymarket, VA. Still, a good place to stock up for visits at Bryce!

Sunday morning....I get it. Nobody wants to work on a Sunday. Including me,but here I am trying to…read moreget a few things for my last trip till I get home. I'm a trucker for 29 years and have been everywhere and met a ton of people. That being said I gotta say I sure think customer service- management and employees should at least attempt to be courteous and at least attempt to smile. Certainly not the best experience I've had. Most Food Lions are very very polite and professional. I did not get that.

Had some first timers trying pepperoni rolls. Ordered a dozen of WV's coveted treat. Picked them…read moreup and was highly disappointed. Pepperoni rolls should be hot, not cold. Do better please.

This used to be a cool little country store. That is no longer the case. My friend and I were…read morethere, with his son and his son's family a couple Saturdays ago. My friend needed to get some Husky snuff. He buys it by the roll of five cans rather than individual cans, because it is always cheaper that way. No matter where you go, that is the standard. The lady at the counter went to ring up the roll, and it came to $12 and some change. The new manager/owner, whatever he is, says " oh no, no no! That old price, that old price!" So he deleted the roll she rang up and proceeded to scan one individual can, five times! That brought the price to nearly $16! I turned on my friend's son, and said "he is ripping us off big time!" I felt sorry for the lady at the register, she was clearly frustrated and truly apologetic for what he was doing. We also had an issue with the cheese we purchased. We should have known the price price was too good to be true. $3.99 a pound. So we bought two hunks of cheese, one was supposed to be American, when we got home, we discovered that he gave us horseradish cheese. Not only that, it is not real cheese. It is processed cheese food! It is truly nasty. We can't even eat it. We will never return to the store. I feel sorry for the lady that was working the counter, I don't see her staying there much longer under the new management. He is a total jerk.

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.

Fresh fruits and Veggies…read more We recall when there were two groceries in Davis Always grand to talk with locals as we shop We checked into our Condo Saturday and visited for milk, eggs, .... Returned Sunday morning for fresh fruit and veggies - nice selection and fresh flowers On our annual list is the purchase of 12 large jars of Oliverio's Hot Peppers. Caveat: There are great pepperoni rolls in nearby Thomas. WE like this grocery and highly recommend.

Well stocked with a great selection. Convenient location, the only grocery store in the area. The…read morebeer fridge is great and has many local brews. Make sure to check your item's expiration dates, we've had issues with buying something expired or extremely close to expiration. Overall pretty clean and easy to navigate the store. Staff is friendly, but the checkout line can back up sometimes.