“The Raleigh Tavern Bakery is more of a food court than an actual bakery. The cookies are tasty but are prepackaged rather than fresh baked. They also have be beverages and coffee for sale. The building is colonial in appearance and is a replica of an actual building that would have been on the site. The staff are friendly and it’s fun.Vegetarian options: Most items are non-meatDietary restrictions: Prepackaged as before buyingParking: Parking at welcome centerKid-friendliness: Very kid friendlyWheelchair accessibility: Accessible“
“Mike is great & easy to deal with. I did an online order & If I read what i put as special instructions i would be confused as well. Mike called me to go over the order.Food is fresh & prepared accordingly. Great staff dealt with Tim the other day as well. Very clean!!!!“
“Have been here a few times. Great at working with people who have food allergies. Also noticed a discrepancy between the online menu and in-store menu and brought it up to the staff. The online menu was corrected within 24hrs. Great place with fresh, high quality meat.“
“We visited last night after an evening at Christmas Town at Busch Gardens. We arrived at 8:30PM, an hour before they were scheduled to close, but the experience was still top notch. The bread was warm and fresh and all the meats and toppings were as ready as if they just opened. Finally, the older lady working there alone was great, efficient at the sandwich making, and was very cordial in her service. We will definitely be eating there again!“
“Veggies usually decent, except spinach is often wilted and slimy unfortunately. Manager lady (I assume due to way she talks to staff) always has a scowl on her face and is not friendly at all! I hate speaking with her and have considered turning around and walking out when I see her often, but only have so much time to grab lunch. Other members are friendly though and make nice sandwiches.“
“Wife insisted on driving 30 minutes from Newport News for me to eat here, so here's my review. The cashier seemed a bit nervous, might have been new, (I hold NO shame here) but rather friendly and polite. According to the receipt he was server WW416.The price seemed a bit high for a sub shop. $51.33 for a super sub + large sub + fries + chips + 2 large drinks (though I did get the fun "souvenir" cups). Added on the standard 15% To Insure Prompt Service ? which apparently means nothing now days but I digress.Now begins the wait ?? with 4 sandwiches made ahead of mine. I got my fries 21 minutes after ordering (they were good, especially since they were simple salted crinkle fries) to which an employee asked if I was still waiting for my sandwich. Wife received her sandwich (Large double Turkey and cheese) 3 minutes later and I finally received my sandwich (Super Wicked) 4 minutes after that. So a lovely 28 minutes for 2 sandwich combos... ?Bare minimum communication with the staff regarding anything aside from just placing my order. What was I expecting...not sure really, just hungry and waiting.Now for the food... ???Wife says hers was good ? I think I spoiled her with my homemade bread the past 2 weeks. Mine on the other hand... Really good! Both had a hint of sourdough aroma (REALLY hope it's supposed to!) which was a nice twist. The meat combination was amazing combined with 3 cheese ? and the special Mt Dew flavor (Vibe) OMG that's good!Overall, I'd like to enjoy another but can't seem to justify driving 30 minutes to spend $50 on 2 sub meals when I have closer options near me. Sorry, but it is just my opinion. If Which Wich was closer.... I'd still have a hard time spending $50 for 2 meals and waiting half an hour.Thanks for the meal, experience, and taste, but sadly I can only recommend to try it, not to keep coming back.And love the twist to ordering. Pick a bag, mark want you want, hand it in to order. If my little one was with us, he would love to draw on a bag and post it on their community wall. Very cool for kids way to entertain the kids while waiting.“