1625-A Pelham Rd S, Jacksonville AL 36265
“Always clean and very nice employees! The availability of my fuel and my cigarettes are a plus!! The manager is an ASSET to this company not just this location!! Need more people like her!!”
3576 Cedar Springs Road, Jacksonville AL 36265
“I've been coming to Wildwood Grocery for decades. I've seen a few ownership changes over the years. I must admit, the new ownership has really grown the business. The new building is super nice with room for planned expansion of services. The old gas pumps have been replaced. They have added a package store and employ a really nice staff.”
1050 Pelham Rd S, Jacksonville AL 36265
“Typical convenience store. High prices, store was clean. Hunt Brothers Pizza kiosk inside, limited amount of wine & liquor but ample beer. Staff was friendly. Gas prices are competitive.”
420 Pelham Road North, Jacksonville AL 36265
“Hands down the best gas station around the northern calhoun county. Not to mention the double cheese burgers. Yes you heard me they are the best. The ladies that work here are super nice.”
706 Pelham Rd S, Jacksonville AL 36265
“If you're looking for the best convenience store in the area, look no further! The coolers are always fully stocked with a wide variety of drinks and snacks, making it the perfect stop for a quick refreshment or a satisfying bite. What truly sets this store apart, though, is the dedication of the manager. It's clear that Denise goes above and beyond to ensure every customer has a great experience. The shelves are always neatly organized, the store is spotless, and the staff is friendly and helpful. It's rare to find such a well-run store with such a caring and attentive manager. Whether you're in a rush or just stopping by, this convenience store never disappoints!”
302 Pelham Road South, Jacksonville AL 36265
“The Hi-Tech is such a great place to stop and get gas, as well as pick up a few things from inside. Gas prices are simply unbeatable. I have gotten to know Sam, the owner, very well over the years, and he is such a friendly and genuine guy. I highly recommend the Hi-Tech!”
395 Greenleaf Street Southwest, Jacksonville AL 36265
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