22732 Bucksville Rd, McCalla AL 35111
“I usually stop here for a good country meal whenever I’m in the area. The food is always delicious and fresh. The employees are nice and accommodating. Will definitely be back.”
5528 Eastern Valley Rd, McCalla AL 35111
“Local family owned store with just about anything you need. My family has shopped this store for 30+ years. Everyone knows in the area that if you drive by, you have to stop.”
21352 US-11, McCalla AL 35111
“Clean and friendly place. We stop here every now and then to pick up beer and spirits. The store is clean and the people are nice and pleasant to talk to Please check them out. It is a nice store.”
5972 Old Tuscaloosa Hwy, McCalla AL 35111
22208 AL-216, McCalla AL 35111
“My husband and I stopped in to fuel up and , the young man Terrance was extremely well mannered and so polite. It’s not often that you receive great customer service. I’m not sure who your supervisor is but they should give you a raise, the store was clean Thank you for being so generous and kind . May God continue to bless you abundantly”
4809 McAdory School Rd, McCalla AL 35111
“Very clean restrooms as a retired health inspector everything was above expectations. Very friendly, funny, lovable group of employees both day and night. My daughter plays on the McAdory Varsity softball team the owners managers and customer service were very helpful in working with the school to do something special for the seniors. Its a great convienent place to get gas rather than having to deal with the promenade traffic. Their cost are not marked up like most stores. They have a large variety of most anything you need. Before you go to the big box store for one thing and walk out with 4 and a large bill. Try Sunoco for shopping for that item you need. Very thankful for local buisness helping local people and we should also help our local buisnesses.”
6663 Old Tuscaloosa Highway, McCalla AL 35111
“This place has nice people but they don't always acknowledge you and aren't always friendly. The fluid to clean your windshield with stinks a lot and most of the time slimy. They are quick at getting you out quickly most of the time.”
22183 AL-216, McCalla AL 35111
“This is Grand Central gas stop but everyone was polite,friendly and clean bathrooms,coffee,sodas and food out. Clean friendly and amazing service. I've been to loves and this is one of best I've seen service,store wise didn't have to look for employees and they liked their job🙌🤓 semi drivers good spots and short walk to different food spots”
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Read the postAmazon has quietly opened a new type of grocery store in downtown Chicago. Called Amazon Grocery, the 3,800-square-foot store is a testing ground for Amazon's latest experiment in brick-and-mortar retail. The first Amazon Grocery location shares a building with a Whole Foods Market, which Amazon purchased in 2017.
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