In a town called Rock, there is a one-stop shop convenience store that caters to ATV riders with appetites.



Old School Grocery & Grill offers breakfast, lunch, and dinner, dine-in or carry-out. Plus, of course, the necessities: groceries, beer and gas.



I ordered a loaded pepperoni roll with sausage, banana peppers, cheese, onions and green peppers. Think of a supreme pizza slice rolled up into one portable package. Because I'm getting big pizza vibes, I would have loved some dipping marinara sauce. But pretty good without it, too.



Speaking of: I also ordered the fried pepperoni balls with marinara. I enjoy the different takes on pepperoni rolls and plain pizza here. they are all tasty ingredients just put into creative vehicles.



It is not high-end by any means, but it is exactly what is sometimes needed. I think getting these pepperoni rolls right from the oven would be top-notch.



Grade: B

Quiet Delli Foods is a food store that has many Amish items, local meats, eggs, pottery, canning equipment, bulk flour & oats, and a deli.



From the outside, the building can be a bit offputting. There are a few windows, the parking lot is not standard, and it more so resembles a warehouse. But, once you walk inside, there are halls spanning the space, packed with all kinds of treasures to discover.



And, the deli is its own little treat. There is a case full of meats and cheeses, which you can get sliced to order or made into a sandwich. Best of all, they had sampler containers full of many of the different options from the cooler. Kinda like a portable charcuterie. And, it was so good.



Some of the other treats I purchased include divinity, which is a finicky southern dessert. I have never made it, so I was excited to try it.



There were also packaged dips, like this roasted red pepper cream cheese dip that I simply could not get enough of. Slighlty sweet and creamy, and perfect on a crunchy chip.



They even have local pepperoni rolls and bread.



Any sort of canned goods you may want!



Some hard-to-find items and unique items were the highlight of my trip.



Have you been?



Grade: A

Boasting 24 homemade flavors, Farm House Ice Cream in Bridgeport is a small, independent ice cream shop with big flavors.



The shop itself is clean and modern and is the perfect backdrop for your Instagram photo of your dessert. Menu options include cones, cups, milkshakes, brownies, cookies, and more. Ice cream flavors rotate seasonally, but some I contemplated were birthday cake, butter pecan, and cookie monster.



I ultimately ordered a specialty s'more shake, which was delicious. It's like a sweet vanilla base with the textured bits of graham cracker plus the sweet roasted chocolate flavor. Complete with whip cream and a cherry. Can't go wrong.



Grade: A

Fusian is an Ohio-based sushi shop that aims to be simple, fresh and affordable.

"Their vision was to challenge the American perception of sushi and create a place for everyone to enjoy the benefits of Asian-American cuisine ... we make sushi accessible. Sushi doesn’t have to be raw fish and seaweed. At FUSIAN, we aim to educate our customers that sushi starts with rice. From there, anything is possible," according to their website.



The weirdest sushi roll that I found on the menu was: PB+J - soy wrap, white rice, peanut butter + grape jelly. I definitely tasted the peanut butter here, and I can't say that I was wild about it. I almost think if there was more of the jelly to get that whole combination, it may have been better.



For a more traditional role, I also ordered the Crispy Shrimp - inside-out roll w/ tempura shrimp, avocado, cucumber, spicy mayo, sweet soy, + tempura crunch. I thought this was fine, too. Nothing that really stood out, especially to me, and the textures got a little too soft. But, not bad either. The mango sticky rice was a nice, refreshing way to end the meal.



Grade: B

Tokyo Thai, Sushi & Hibachi in Clarksburg is like a one-stop shop for Asian food because there is a little bit of everything. I was happy to subsequently order a little bit of everything.



I ordered the Yum Yum roll, which includes crab, cream cheese, avocado, cucumber, shredded crab and special sauce. This was a little messy to eat, because of the topping, but it has all the basics of a tasty simple roll.



I was also able to enjoy my favorite Thai dish, pad thai. It satisfied that craving, but I have definitely had better versions that had more depth of flavor. This was fairly middle of the road.



Grade: B