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"I got to do different dances, and we won," she said, as her mother Links of London Sale pictures.A shoe retailer is stepping into a second Roanoke Valley home. Super Shoes will move into 19,000 square feet of the former Dave Sarmadi Mitsubishi dealership on West Main Street in Salem, said Thom Rutledge, project manager for Shah Development. Shah Development, an arm of Shelor automotive group, owns this vacant building at 1830 W. Main St., across from Walmart. Super Shoes stores sell a variety of footwear brands for men, women and children, including Clarks, Timberland, Skechers and Aerosoles. The store has another Roanoke-area location at 6811 Williamson Road. Super Shoes has at least 43 stores in Virginia, Maryland, Maine, New York, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania and Vermont, according to the company's website. It is unclear when Super Shoes will open its Salem store. A company spokesman was unavailable for comment. Meanwhile, Goodwill Industries of the Valley plans to take another portion of this Links of London Earrings dealership for a new retail store. The new store will open on Jan. 6, according to a news release from the nonprofit. Goodwill plans to move into 10,000 square feet of the building, with 7,000 square feet devoted to retail sales, said spokesman Jim Shaver. In 2009, Dave Sarmadi moved his Mitsubishi dealership from this Salem site to Franklin Road in Roanoke. Earlier this year, he closed the business. Roanoke company's biscotti is being sold in N.C. stores Biscotti made by a local company now is available on bakery shelves at some Whole Foods stores in North Carolina. Four flavors of biscotti made by Jonathan Kenny and Arlene Fields, owners of Comfort Cuisine in Roanoke, are sold at Whole Foods stores in Chapel Hill, Cary and Durham. The first packages landed in the retailer's Chapel Hill store in the late summer. Texas-based Whole Foods operates stores nationwide that sell natural and organic foods. Kenny began talking with Whole Foods representatives in January about selling his company's biscotti products. Now, four biscotti flavors -- chocolate almond espresso, chocolate-dipped almond, harvest blend and Links of London Sweetie Bracelet big ginger -- are available at these stores under the Comfort Cuisine name. Some Roanoke Valley retailers also sell Comfort Cuisine's biscotti, including Tinnell's Finer Foods, Wine Gourmet and CUPs Coffee & Tea. So far, sales of biscotti at Whole Foods stores are steady, Kenny said. Kenny and Fields travel to the North Carolina stores periodically to offer samples and meet customers. Kenny said he'd like to eventually expand the biscotti to additional Whole Foods locations, through the chain's southern distribution center. Meanwhile, Kenny and Fields are putting more focus on a growing part of their Roanoke-area business, Cuisine-To-Go. They prepare pre-ordered meals, from chicken marsala to lasagna, and side dishes, that customers can pick up at various times and locations in the Roanoke Valley. Their goal is to provide healthy meals for busy families, with portion sizes that include individual orders and family entrees that feed four people, Kenny said. He said he is exploring additional drop-off sites, such as fitness centers and day care centers. Kenny started Comfort Cuisine in 2004 as a personal chef service. The business offers a variety of services, including catering. Visit www.comfortcuisineva.com for more information Links of London Sweetie Bracelet Medium the business and meal selections. Microbrewery's signature beer being sold at Stop In Food Stores Roanoke Railhouse Brewery beer now is available for sale in 22-ounce glass bottles. Starting last month, the microbrewery began selling its signature Track 1 beer in bottles at more than 60 Stop In Food Stores in Roanoke and other areas of Southwest Virginia.