Cranberry’s Grocery & Eatery
Natural foods restaurant and grocery with locally roasted coffees and local eggs, honey, bread, sausage, cheese, wine, sauces, wheatgrass, etc.
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STAUNTON CITY
Frontier Culture Museum
Four different historic farms, moved from their countries of origin. Rare and minor breed animals, authentic gardens, period crops, working blacksmith.
Gaie Lea llc
The home is available for weekly rental can accommodate up to 15 guests and includes its own private pool, tennis court, lake and event pavilion. The home features panoramic views of the Blue Ridge Mountains and is only minutes from downtown Staunton
JMD Farm Market & Garden Center
Offering plants, pottery, and many local food products including meats, produce, eggs, and honey.
Nu-Beginning Farm- Cafe & Grocery
Local farm brand baked goods, jams, and pickles. House made English style scones, macaroons, coffee, tea, eggs, cheeses, chocolate, soups, sandwiches, salads, cheesecakes, hummus and much more! Regular menu and daily options/ specials offer many gluten free, vegan, vegetarian, and dairy free items.
Ox Eye Vineyards Tasting Room
The Ox-Eye Tasting Room is located in downtown Staunton
Shenandoah Hops
Shenandoah Hops is a showcase for local artisan products. Voted the best place to buy beer in the Shenandoah Valley by Virginia Living Magazine. Their inventory is the largest selection of Microbrew beer, wine, cider, and imports, in the area. Growing hops?
Stanley Meat Market
Locally owned and operated family business that offers local products, meats, vegetables, common grocery items and more!
Staunton Farmers’ Market
Vegetables, baked goods, meats, plants, flowers, all kinds of products found at a farmers’ market.
The Shack
The Shack is a nationally recognized restaurant in Staunton, VA helmed by James Beard nominated chef and owner Ian Boden. Enjoy a laid back environment with an exceptional food experience.
Zynodoa
We are a farm to table restaurant. Our menu changes daily based on what is locally and seasonally available. Our produce and livestock are primarily sourced from the Shenandoah Valley.
