Lots of different art work and styles. A collective…read more Bought a couple of miniature prints by Ron Campbell which I adore. I don't know how often they swap out their artists and work, so I don't know if it gets overlooked because it always the same. I liked it though. I'll check it out again when I'm in the area next time.

What a great gallery with wonderful art. Talked to the owner Bebe for a while and found out that…read moreshe's planning to have other events at this lovely place. Bebe is charming and funny. Happy to have met her.

I love the Maggie Gallery. Has some really good artists..lots of variety of art. Has something for…read moreeveryone. This is a place you must visit if you are in Floyd, VA. Much nicer than any of the art galleries I've seen locally where I live. Definite 5 star

Attended an art opening here recently, a beautiful space that has several exhibition rooms and…read morespaces. Two levels, accessed by a staircase. Friendly and kind staff, the night of my visit. There is a wide array of art of display and exhibition here, 2d and 3d works, textiles, pottery and ceramics, cards and jewelry too. I purchased a new photo piece the night of my visit on opening night. Just retrieved my new piece at the end of the show, a very unique photograph beautifully framed and matted it was very reasonably priced. 4.5 Stars a great community asset rounded up for the kind staff. 01041

When we walked in, I witnessed a beautiful sight. A group of people playing some bluegrass music…read morewhile others were dancing and the rest of the people in the room listened, ate their lunch, visited with family at tables that filled the space. This looks like a place that locals gather every weekend with their families and hang out maybe all afternoon. I felt like I had stepped back in time and was maybe in an episode of Andy Griffith. The store itself sold sandwiches and other lunch items. They sold CDs from what appeared to be local artists as well as guitar strings, canned goods and other things you'd expect in a general store. Next door was an ice cream shop that we also visited and partook of some delicious ice cream. This place is worth a visit!

Service was meh. Ice cream was yummy! The shop itself is too cute! The cashier on the store side…read morewas very sweet. Definitely will visit again!

I've been coming to Floyd for the past 15 years, and Dogtown used to be a staple. Unfortunately,…read moreit's gone seriously downhill. The vibe just feels off now and what once felt welcoming and authentic feels more exclusive and self-important. :( The service is especially disappointing. You can stand at the counter forever waiting for someone to even acknowledge you. Basic hospitality goes a long way, and it's frustrating when staff can't even acknowledge you with a simple "we will be with you shortly" or even offer a simple smile. There's an attitude from some of the front-of-house staff that comes across like they've "arrived" and are above basic customer service. Floyd has always been about community and authenticity, and it's disappointing to see a place that once embodied that lose sight of what made it special.

BEWARE DOG OWNERS AND SERVICE DOG HANDLERS…read more When we arrived at Dogtown Roadhouse in Floyd, VA, my husband brought his federally protected service dog. Upon arrival, the hostess informed us that service dogs were not allowed inside the restaurant and directed us to sit on the outdoor porch instead. As soon as we reached the porch area, two unleashed dogs--a German Shepherd and a blond pit bull mix--charged at my husband and his Golden Retriever service dog. During the attack, my husband was bitten on the hand, and the service dog was bitten on the neck and pinned to the ground. The hostess stated that she witnessed the entire incident. We immediately notified the manager, James, and contacted law enforcement to file a police report. The owner of the attacking dogs left the property within minutes of the attack. What was equally disturbing was the response from management. When we brought the attack, the injuries, and our concerns to the manager's attention, we felt the situation was largely dismissed rather than addressed with the seriousness it deserved. The response we received gave us the impression that the attack and its consequences were not considered the restaurant's responsibility. Afterward, we asked management why unleashed dogs were permitted in a public dining area. We were told that the dogs belonged to "good people" and that the restaurant does not enforce leash requirements for customers' dogs. What is particularly concerning is that the restaurant's website states: "Well-behaved, leashed dogs are welcome to join you at outdoor tables on the covered porch while you enjoy your meal." Additionally, we will be filing a complaint regarding the restaurant's refusal to accommodate a service dog indoors, as service animals are protected under federal law. This was an extremely upsetting and preventable situation. We are disappointed by how the matter was handled and by the apparent lack of enforcement of the restaurant's own stated leash policy. Based on our experience, we will never return and would strongly encourage dog owners and service dog handlers to use caution when visiting this establishment.

I was touring downtown Floyd with some friends yesterday and we found this little museum in place…read moreof what used to be a great candy/chocolate shop. Am I disappointed the chocolate shop is gone? Well, yes, but this was still a neat place to visit! Nostalgia was high for the two of us who were old enough to remember pretty much all the old computers in here and we taught our friend with us while also teaching the young intern who was watching the place while the owner was out. The museum is a nice place to stop if you have a few minutes. It's not large but it's a fun trip down memory lane!