Wow. What a hidden gem this was!! I'm so glad we decided to stop in, just a stones throw away from…read morethe Inn at Gristmill and the Hot springs this is a must visit. The cider is phenomenal, ranging from sweet and floral to funky and refreshing. Everything is fermented locally, using a majority of "lost" fruit. Fruit that hasn't been tended to and let go wild. It feels like you're drinking a glass of wild Virginia goodness in every glass. The flight is such an amazing offering, letting you try each unique cider offering. I also really recommend their Co-Ferment if they have it while you're there! We brought our dog and he was relaxed, we were relaxed. It was an absolute beautiful space, filled with so much care. Don't pass up the chance to try these ciders! We took a bottle back home with us to baltimore.

My friend had made reservations to check out this cidery during our stay in Warm Springs. We had…read morejust finished our hike around the resort in the AM and this location was about 10 min drive away from the resort and 5 mins from the warm pool. Very cute location and be sure to look out for the signs. It was quite windy that weekend so the signs were blown over but easily found our way to the taste room. The main floor was very spacious and rustic. As mentioned earlier, my friend made reservations, paid the deposit, and for the cheese board ahead of time. (I'd recommend doing this ahead of time if you are visiting out of town.) It did take a while for us to get the cider started, but we looked over their options and decided on the cider flight. This cidery was definitely unique and different because this cider is actually dry. I'm used to the sweeter cider side but this cidery was dry and crisp. The cheese plate was attractive and delish. The ONLY thing I would suggest is...less blue cheese. I have nothing against blue cheese, but it was sure a big slice and my friends cannot say no to cheese. hahaha. Overall, definitely worth the stop and the place is adorable! Oh, if you get the chance, go upstairs to their attic. It was gigantic and unique.

Amazing evening and meal at The Waterwheel…read more We arrived a few minutes early for our reservation and grabbed a cocktail and mocktail in the super cute tiny pub bar. Loved the fresh flowers on the tables, and overall vibe of the place - small and intimate. Server invited us to visit the wine cellar, even if we weren't planning on a bottle. She let us know we can take any unfinished wine with us. The experience was super fun - the wine cellar room gives an up close look at the mill equipment. We enjoyed having memories sparked by different wine bottles, and ended up finding a half bottle that was perfect for the occasion. We started with the smoked trout and burrata. For entrees, pea ravioli and pork chop. All expertly prepared and tasty. We were treated to flourless chocolate torte for an anniversary dessert. Highly recommend!

Drinks were one of the best we've ever had. Food was so good. I got the trout and it was huge. They…read moregive two pieces of fish.

This is the small ABC store in the "town" right below the Homestead resort…read more It's spotless, well-kept and staff were exceptionally friendly. My husband found some great deals on some of his favorite bourbons while browsing inside and we had the whole store to ourselves.

The customer service and prices were good compared to Atlanta. They were super nice! The 2 ladies…read moreworking at 2pm on 9/9/24. They were very welcoming, gave me history of the town and also made me feel at home. One even invited me to move to the city. If you're in this area stop in. Wine lovers. They are only allowed to sell Virginia Wines. The majority wine I saw was Trump wine. I didn't even know the family had a vineyard. Learn something new daily.

We were really looking forward to dinner at Jefferson's, but unfortunately our experience was very…read moredisappointing. The biggest issue was that the restaurant's air conditioning was not working, and no one told us before we were seated. We had made reservations knowing there was a cancellation policy with fees for late cancellations, so once we were seated and had placed our order, we didn't feel comfortable leaving. It wasn't until after our order was taken that our server mentioned the AC was out, although by then it was obvious from how hot and uncomfortable the dining room had become. I want to be clear that this is not a reflection of our server or the staff. They were kind, professional, and I honestly don't know how they were able to work in those conditions. We appreciated the complimentary watermelon and feta salad, but it didn't make up for the overall experience. The meal lasted nearly two hours, with long waits before our order was taken and again before our food arrived. My husband became so overheated that he felt sick and had to leave the table before finishing his dinner, leaving my daughter and me to finish what was supposed to be a family meal alone. When my shrimp and grits finally arrived, they were only lukewarm. My disappointment is really with management. Guests should have been informed about the lack of air conditioning before being seated and offered the choice to dine elsewhere if another venue was available. I was also surprised that no manager came through the dining room to apologize, explain the situation, or thank guests for their patience. Unexpected maintenance issues happen, but clear communication and proactive guest service make all the difference. Unfortunately, that was missing during our visit.

I'm not going to say it's anything against the restaurant itself, but I honestly didn't have a…read moregreat experience here. One of my friends absolutely loved the food, but unfortunately I just had a bad experience and ended up getting sick. I don't know if it was from the food or not, but I definitely wasn't able to really eat after that. This was one of the main options at the location, so I didn't really have a choice. The first time we went, we got chicken wings, and the portion I was able to try before I got sick was really tasty. The second time we came back, I spoke directly with the waiter and asked him to check with the chef and just have a simple turkey sandwich made with only bread and turkey, so I could at least stomach something and get through the night. The first time we went, our waiter Aaron was very sweet and attentive. The second time, we had a different waiter whose name I don't know...he wasn't as attentive, but it was also busier in the evening so I understand that. Overall, my experience wasn't great personally, but my friend really enjoyed everything.

We stopped at the Country Cafe on our way out of Warm Springs. We had been staying at the Omni,…read morewhich is really pricey and wanted an easy and inexpensive breakfast before hitting the road. I think our total bill was less than a single plate at the Omni, for 2 breakfasts and 2 beverages. I think we were in around 10 AM on a Saturday. There was one server and maybe one person in the kitchen, so service was really slow. I had eggs, toast, hashbrowns and orange juice. Decent sized portions, really attractive prices, everything was hot. I love a good diner so was overall a happy camper. I think they prefer cash, but they did have a card option.

Country Cafe is where the locals go for good, fresh food at amazing prices. Salad bar was fresh and…read morecold. The Spinach with hot bacon dressing was yummy and the catfish was done perfectly. Don't forget to try the peanut butter pie!

Great people and good food. The cafe is in an old industrial building and has a cool vibe. It's…read moreright off the Greenbrier River Trail in the heart of town which is a big plus.

Food is wonderful and well prepared. Very friendly staff and attentive. Located in an old hardware…read morestore. It's a very neat place. Has a stage and entertainment sometimes.

The Goshen Country Store, or it's more commonplace name "Tammy's" has apparently been alluding me…read morefor some time. Those in-the-know about this pocket-size convenience store have been venturing there for breakfast sandwiches for more time than I'd like to know. More than I'd like to know, because each summer season that my cohorts have frequented Tammy's and haven't told me is akin to a knife in my Caesar-ed back. ***** Which reminds me of one of my favorite Roseanne Quotes: Jackie Harris: [while reading a newspaper] Roseanne, listen to this. "Utah Housewife Stabs Husband 37 Times". Roseanne Conner: I admire her restraint. ***** So, let's talk about what Tammys sells before we get into the breakfast sandwiches. That's gonna be a lengthy discussion. It's a fairly eclectic assortment of small grocery items like jam, soy sauce, canned veg and fruit, and canned meats. Aside from that they have a plastic blue tarp for sale, a sign that shows a gun pointed at you which reads "Warning: There is nothing here worth dying for", and a mix of other signs with southern flare and prints of animal paintings that look as if torn from the front of 1000 piece puzzle boxes. But, if I had to guess, I would venture that they make most of their money in way of cigarettes, dip (it is the country), beer, and one of the most freakin' delicious breakfast sandwiches you're gonna shove down your gullet. Ok let's do it: So, Tammy's has a small "kitchen" in the back left of the store, and I purposefully put kitchen in quotes because really it's a couple of griddles, a toaster, and single burner or two. And somehow, by some grace of G-d, or some hyper magical process, she puts out one of the most delicious breakfast sandwiches ever. The biscuit is a perfectly toothsome, shape retaining, soft vehicle for perfectly cooked eggs, an expertly melted slathering of good ole' American cheese, and semi thick cut bacon that is at the nirvana stage of bacon that some find so hard to attain. It's one of those sandwiches that you eat like the owl in the old tootsie pop commercial. 1 bite, 2 bites, where the hell did this sandwich go? If someone saw me eating that sandwich... they might have thought I just got out of a long stint as a prisoner of war, was pretending to be Eleven from Stranger Things, or was simply practicing some sort of pelican method for an upcoming eating competition. So... I was headed down to Asheville for a wedding and decided to stop in Goshen on my way down to North Carolina and on my way back. So I was there for 2 days, guess how many breakfast sandwiches I had... the answer is three. Not only did I try the breakfast sandwiches, I had to venture a little deeper into the menu when I also stopped by for lunch during one of those 2 days. I got the chicken salad sandwich which was quite tasty and looked quite appealing and perfectly put together. Think... what would the replicator on the Star Trek enterprise make you if you had asked for a chicken salad sandwich. So... how does Tammy do it? I'm not sure. Is she making the biscuits in house, is it local bacon, is it just a powerful innate instinct for cooking her proteins perfectly. I can't tell you one or the other. There is one thing I know for sure though: It gave me one more reason to miss being at Goshen this summer.

I don't recommend this store at all, the store is dirty and in disrepair. They never have full…read moreshelfs. And more often than not their products are out of date. The staff when they are the register and not on their phone, are ok. But no dress code and more often than then not don't have that customer service mindset. And to top it off if you just want a $1.50 soda and you don't have any cash you have to buy $5 worth stuff to just use you card. Come it's not the 70's anymore.

Incredibly nice staff. Clean bathrooms. Limited selection of items, but not a big deal. Staff more…read morethan makes up for it.