“Desperately needed air in a work truck tire. I was 20 miles north of Flyod, 20 miles south of Roanoke. With few options, a Quick Google search pointed me to Smith Grocery. I called, and to my surprise they had air.
Air hose was free to use and they let us use their tire gauge.
Happy to discover this place. Inside was cool with a full functioning ol' country store feel, antiques on the wall, hardware section, fresh produce, cold cuts, various groceries, made to order food, honey, maple syrup...to name a few.
Stop here, support local businesses, its amazing.”
“Very nice store inside since the remolding due to the fire. They have a nice selection of just about anything that you can think of!!! Staff was also super nice and friendly.”
“Like visiting The town , Floyd nice Town , son lives up there . 25 yrs , like Slaughters , always visit when we come up . Nice store , nice people. Thanks for making people welcome.”
“The corn maze was really well done and a ton of fun for the whole family! It was just the right amount of a challenge with a little game to go with it so kiddos can get a prize when they finish. They also had pumpkin painting, hay rides and places for kids to play. Very friendly people, highly recommend!”
7AM - 11PM
350 W Main St, Floyd
Grocery Stores
“good selection of food and alcohol, but service could have been better. one older lady definitely did not look pleased to be working and seemed to make it pretty obvious. although, the gentleman who had a bun and kind of looks like a lumberjack was very hospitable and welcoming”
“This is an above average Dollar General store. It is newer, so it is spacious, and well designed. However, it is a bit messy with the rolltainers in some parts of the store, with cluttered displays in a lot of the aisles. The staff were top notch, though.”
“Outstanding Manager and Staff!!! Ms. LaRhonda (hope I got her name right!) came into the store with virtually no staff, had to hire and train from scratch AND put up weeks worth of backed up stock while trying to keep up with the never ending incoming MORE stock. And paperwork, customer relations, rearranging, repricing, audits, plan-o-grams, "gondola-ing", promotional promoting, LIFO (last in first out), keeping people happy! She's done outstanding! Sincerely, Sandra C. Thornton [email protected]”
“This health food store has everything you can possibly imagine a health store might have, all tucked away into neat rows of mind-blowing shelves. They even stock items I had not previously heard of, like lavender paste. Wait. Lavender paste? Yes, lavender paste! Harvest Moon sells really fun gift items, too, like Yoga Joes. As you browse, you'll forget you're in a tiny mountain town.”
Open 24 hours
2655 Roanoke St, Christiansburg
Grocery Stores
“One of the best. We stopped by about 4:30 a.m. on Saturday 27 November 2021. The gentleman working was courteous and conscientious. The store was clean and organized...the bathrooms were clean and well stocked. The employee on shift was very friendly and took pride in his work. He deserves credit...I wish I had gotten his name. Stop by this place and let them know how good they are.”
“We all know you can get your basics at DG but I love to look around and find treasures. Like today I found a new womens razor for $1 less than my usual Venus brand. With 2 extra cartridges...score! :)”
“The employee's are always nice when i go in there. They have been patient with me when ive needed to ask questions or needed them to help me with something.”
“We drove 967 miles to get to this store. There was a particularly bad blizzard at the time, and my heavily pregnant wife was getting concerned for our safety. So you can imagine our relief when we finally arrived at the store. However, it was closed, so we had to turn around and drive back home. We made the journey again the following week and, whilst there were no blizzards, the store was closed again! On our 3rd attempt (one small blizzard), you guessed it, the store was closed! On the journey home, there was another blizzard, and we inadvertently drove in the wrong direction for 500 miles before we realized our mistake. My wife then went into labour, and I was forced to deliver the baby by myself with just the tools I had in the trunk. Mainly a 52-piece socket set, a tile cutter, duct tape and a large adjustable wrench. All went surprisingly well. We've named her Blizzard. Anyway, to cut a long story short, we made a fourth visit last week and were delighted to find that the store was open. We were greeted very enthusiastically by a very friendly employee who made us feel very welcome. However, when I asked where they kept the foie gras, they laughed and said they'd never heard of the stuff. So my wife and I had no choice but to get back in the car and head home again, empty-handed.
It's not the 8700 miles we drove to finally get to this store that's disappointing. It's the fact that I discovered the store opposite my house sells foie gras and can also deliver to me free of charge.
Would I recommend this store? Yes.
Would I recommend this store for foie gras? Most certainly not!”