This place is great. We go here about every other week to get the fresh chicharrón made in-house…read more We also buy our carne asada here from the meat department. It's seasoned and ready to cook. They have fresh tamales here occasionally, so we are sure to grab some when we're lucky enough. They also have fresh cornbread almost always available. Beside the meat department is a tall selection of various sweet breads. We have tried them all, and you can not go wrong no matter what you choose. Additionally, they have a well stocked, large selection of Hispanic groceries and some vegetables. Beside them and connected with a doorway in a shared wall is a Mexican restaurant. We've never eaten there, but I'm sure it's going to be quite authentic. I'll do a review on them soon. 5 stars all day!

I was passing in and out of Floyd, and this store kept coming up on "beat things to do in Floyd."…read more I stopped for lunch and got one of the best roast beef sandwiches ever. The sweet 1000 Island dressing made it almost perfect! My only "complaint"--Get Coke products and Dump Pepsi! The store itself offers hundreds of spices, baking ingredients, candy in every form and a Deli. I can't wait to return!

We ordered sandwiches, which we foolishly thought would be warm, or at least room temperature. The…read morebread was stone cold, straight out of the refrigerator cold, colder than the deli meat. Maybe we expected too much, but we assumed that a place called the "Bread Basket" would make their sandwiches with fresh, tasty bread. We didn't expect hot out of the oven bread, but if you're going to keep your store-bought bread in the fridge, you can at least warm it up before serving it. It really was the worst sandwiches we've ever had. I get unreasonably irritated every time I drive by the place. The 3 stars were because they had birch beer, which is hard to find around here.

Quaint little Amish market.They sell all kinds of good stuff, most notably homemade pies and cakes,…read morecandies, kitchen knives, spices, and much more. Be aware though, it seems like more and more of their merchandise is made in China. (That matters to me.) Service is friendly and everything is very clean. Be sure to check business hours though as they close midday on Saturdays and 5:00 on weekdays.

Just about an hour from where I live but so glad I stumbled upon this market while passing through…read moretown. The sign out by the road made me a little skeptical but I convinced my husband to turn around and let me take a look inside- I was sure glad we did. It has an abundance of everything you can think of if you like to bake or just enjoy to eat. I have been wanting to bake pumpernickel bread forever but finding all the ingredients just never happens but I was thrilled to find Every variety of flour from medium rye meal pumpernickel to einkorn. They even had the malt powder. Home I went to bake up my first loaf ever and it was excellent! The have all sorts of things, if you like to bake- thickening agents, Sugars, flavorings,...a variety of jams, cheese, meats, baking pans, gadgets... They have fresh baked bread-we brought home a loaf of sourdough bread- regular loaf style but was fresh and pretty good. Planning a trip back with some friends, there is a nice new cafe in Roxboro- Incorrigible Cafe, will grab lunch there and then head over to Yoder's for something different to do. There is also an old school house and jail in town. I believe you need an appointment to go inside. Also prices were good compared to Whole Foods. Worth a trip if you don't live nearby.

Cute shop! I love the bulk options and the eco friendly stuff like bar shampoo and conditionerread more

Attempted to purchase massage oil here today. Price on bottle was 17.99. "Miles" rang it up at…read more19.99. When I informed him the price on the bottle was less, he tore the price tag off and said, "Not anymore!" Very rude and obnoxious. Just called to report his behavior to the manager. He claimed he is the manager. Will be contacting Corporate and will never darken their door again!

I swung by a place next door for lunch. They were crazy busy though and I saw on Yelp that this…read moreplace did sandwiches so I decided to give them a try. It was barely controlled chaos in the store to say the least. It was a Saturday when I swung through, so all of the tourists from the Blue Ridge Parkway were stopping by for their tourist shopping fix. So I don't blame the chaos on the store so much as the tourists acting all rude and entitled, shoving their way around the store. I digress. The deli sandwich I had was very good, and made promptly. I also had a homemade brownie which had the perfect amount of sweetness and walnut ratio to it. I wanted to try the Possum Pie but just get the nerve up to ask what was in it. I mean it couldn't have been real possum could it? They do have limited outside tables. I was lucky enough to snag one but you may want to pick your food up here and then plan for a nice picnic on one of the parkways scenic pullouts.

I have enjoyed this destination for its uniqueness and scenery. Would not mind having a place to…read morelive near this market. Great food, reasonably priced.

We shopped in the general store before we ordered lunch. Delicious deli sandwiches!! Tasty pickle!…read moreRefreshing iced tea! And Excellent service!!

I was looking for some unique jellies and hot stuff found shelves of jelly's and Jake and Amos hot…read morepepper relish . Store was clean and well organized .

My brother and I stopped in for a quick visit while out for a ride with our daddy and as soon as we…read morewalked through the door, we knew we'd be leaving with something. A lot of something. If you are in the Meadows of Dan area and you have a sweet tooth, this place is a must! They had so many kinds of candy that I swear I gained a pound just imagining all I'd be eating. Lots of chocolate, lots of fudge, lots of different candies that will definitely satisfy what you'd want. Go check this place out. The employees were so friendly and engaging, they definitely made me feel appreciated for being there. Thanks!

If you are coming off of the Blue Ridge Parkway or have any other reason to be in Meadows of Dan,…read moreyou have to stop at Nancy's. They make the candies locally and there is so much variety. Service is good despite the lines. One bite of the Orange creamsicle fudge made me feel like I had jumped in a Time Machine taking me back to 1980 when I would patiently wait on the ice cream truck in the summer. The sea salt caramel fudge gives you both the salty and sweet fix while the maple nut fudge is like eating maple nut goodies which were my Dad's favorite treat at Christmas. If you're lucky you may see them making all of this yummy goodness. Definitely stop in!

This place has everything from flowers and plants to vegetables fruits dairy products canned items,…read morepackaged food, and more. The staff is friendly and helpful. The food quality is good. Definitely worth a stop in!

The staff is very hostile & rude & aggressive. Steer clear unless you want to be treated horribly!read more

This is such a quaint, peaceful little farm! It's not far from Winston-Salem and perfectly located…read moreif you're heading back to the city after hiking around Hanging Rock State Park. From the moment we arrived, we could tell it's a place that is truly loved and cared for. The owners walked over to greet us, showing us the short-haired sheep, goats, donkeys, runner ducks, turkeys, and three beautiful Great Pyrenees dogs--all of whom seem well loved and completely at home. The owner shared that he's been here since 1992 (a former city kid who always dreamed of having a farm like his grandparents did), and that lifelong dream truly shows in every detail. When he invited us into the store, it felt like discovering a treasure chest. It's small, but packed with thoughtfully curated goodies: handmade soaps from multiple local makers, a variety of local honeys, fresh goat cheese produced on the farm, Amish butter from Ohio, Amish jams, goat-la-to (a goat-milk gelato that's unique to this farm), a variety of meats, candles made by local Boy Scouts, Christmas ornaments, and books and toys for children. What really stood out was how deeply the owner knows and loves everything he sells. He happily shared stories, explained the different textures of the cheeses, and talked through how he would cook each type of meat. We picked up some cheese, lamb, and goat-la-to--which we ended up finishing on the drive because it was so unique and delicious, like shaved ice topped with creamy milk and vanilla. We cannot recommend visiting this farm enough--not only for the fairly priced, high-quality products, but also for its strong commitment to supporting other local businesses (all the products are clearly marked with their sources) and, most of all, the genuine passion behind it. So much of the space is thoughtfully designed with children and families in mind. When we noticed the turkeys, the owner explained that they aren't "commercial"; they keep a few simply because kids enjoy seeing them, along with the runner ducks. The baby goats are brought out occasionally so visitors can pet them, and it's obvious how gently and thoughtfully the animals are treated--the goats clearly loved being petted and even ran over to us. This little farm is the what I think of when I see someone pours heart and lifelong passion into their work. Highly recommend anyone with an interest in farm animals, dairy products, or local goods to stop by and see it!!

the absolute cutest little farm with the sweetest owner and cute little goats it is a must visit…read morespot!

Great, friendly service! Amazing selections...excellent options for vegetables as well! I'll be…read moreback for sure!

The freshest meat available in the area. Friendly courteous staff that will go out of their way to…read morehelp. I special ordered duck breast which took a few days to arrive, but the quality was outstanding. Last night we dined on some fantastic ribeye steaks we acquired from the meat center. They were fantastic. Well worth the drive!