Greenwood Grocery

I love the Blue Slate sandwich. It’s a 10/10, great size and flavor. Prices are steep for sandwiches but the quality is great and everything is so fresh. Tuna salad is great even for non fans. Everything really has tasted great so far. Staff, meh. They haven’t been the most attentive but haven’t been rude either, a little stand offish but I don’t really mind. The store is nice, they have a lot of variety of local products. It is pricey, be warned! But you can find some stuff, I like some caramels and dried fruit that are a decent price. They have picnic tables outside for you to eat at. Staff does offer silverware if eating there. In the last 4 months I’ve been 6 times.

What a gem, fantastic sandwiches, they are all so good. The perfect bite to bring along for a vineyard day. High quality food items line the shelves throughout the store and some of the regions best wines and beers available for purchase. Great tinned fish selection, many unique and harder to find items, very well curated store. Definitely worth the stop if you are into food, wine or beer.

I don't live in the area but have been here a few times when passing through. Each time I've had to wait quite a bit longer than normal for their deli offerings, and although the food is great, I wouldn't say that it's "worth the wait". The cooks behind the scenes obviously know what they're doing, but the deli staff - the ones that should greet you with a smile but don't - are just short of being downright haughty. Yesterday I stopped again for food - won't make this mistake again - and the ruddy-faced girl behind the counter clearly thought from the get-go that she was somehow superior to me; barely communicating at all. Didn't ask for my name, didn't tell me that I would have to wait at all (I just asked for three already-cooked chimichangas not heated up b/c I planned on taking them home and re-heating them there. The chimichangas were sitting in plain sight. Just put them in a bag for me, right?) Instead she takes them to the kitchen, comes back out and doesn't say a thing about how long it might take, or that they'll call my name out (didn't ASK for my name - although I hear them call another customer's name out, a handsome young man - maybe she only caters to them, who knows) - and when, five minutes later I inquired about the food, she behaved as if I was stupid and should have known it would take some time and why don't I go shop while I wait? (another ten minutes, and why???). Is the wait simply a calculated ploy on management's part to get people to buy more of their priced-gouged items? Then, as if to execute her coup-de-tat, she stands at the checkout counter chatting with another staff member about nothing, with me waiting five feet from her, and after yet another five minutes, looks up at me and asks if I'm ready to check out. I don't see the food I ordered on the counter so I say yes, I'm just waiting on the... and I don't even get the word "chimichangas" out before she says, "the chimichangas, yes, I know", all put-out like. So... they were right there, and she did know I was the one waiting on them, and she just.... made me wait. Even longer.. What??? This girl needs to find a job at a snooty country club; she'd fit right in. I did purchase a Christmas gift as well, and when she saw it she said, oh I got one of these too, so cute. Right. Too late to redeem yourself, young lady. Go learn some manners. And respect. I don't know what management is thinking, but they need to hire better staff. Enough is enough. The public that bothers to stop at your store deserves better treatment. I won't go back.

My husband and I stop by here anytime we are in the area! Best sandwiches ever and we love stopping by to grab snacks and other local goodies for the road!

There's places to go because you want to go there and then there's places like Greenwood Grocery. Location is great and building is cute. And with sandwiches piled with enough ingredients to have blitzed bachelorette wine tour groups screaming YES CHEF and OMG AOILI this place will be in business for a long time. Sadly the promise of cozy central VA vibes and food able to deliver a roundhouse kick to the tastebuds are not reality. The food is bland. The vibes are in shambles (they will tell your 3 year old they don't care if she pees her pants the bathroom is NOT available). There's too many better options in the area to be lured in by this tourist trap.

The area’s best kept secret. You can get amazing pots for your plants, local seasonal produce and bread, gifts for the cooking hobbyist in your life, and much more. Highlights: - Lunch. The sandwiches and deli case are great. Heads up that the kitchen is small, so there tends to be a wait. You can order sandwiches ahead, online. - Torres chips. My favorite are the Jamon iberico, and the black truffle flavors. - Kolsvart Swedish fish. Trust me. - Wine & beer selection is unmatched. IYKYK - Vermouth section is ::chef’s kiss:: - Tinned fish and vinegar selection (among other pantry staples) is exceptional - Rancho Gordo dried beans selection is 🔥 The staff is incredible - so lowkey and friendly. They’re close to several wineries, so, be sure to drop in (or plan to order lunch ahead). It’s also absolutely worth driving out of your way to go - I do it often :-)

This place has it all! The food is of the finest quality. It's amazing, all the yummy treats they have! Such a fun place to grab lunch.

I loved the variety of local products, especially the local wine selection. The fresh made sandwiches are also delicious.