9883 Lee Rd 379, Valley AL 36854
“This restaurant is absolutely The best. The food is AMAZING. Pizza is the best in the area. Everything is fresh. The ranch is homemade and great. location is perfect right on the lake can access by boat also.. Definitely a must try in the area.”
608 Fob James Dr, Valley AL 36854
“Quick stop for gas on way home from out of town decent price on gas not a lot of pumps and people don't know how to pull up correctly so you can get in and out”
2905 20th Avenue, Valley AL 36854
“It's awesome to go into the place and have great customer service. Chris a vendor was actually helping me look for a drink he didn't stock/carry on his truck. Thanks so much guys.”
588 Fob James Dr, Valley AL 36854
“At circle k our only job is not to service the customers but, also maintain our stores cleanliness and stocked up, so if the doors were locked and someone looked you dead in your face and did not budge it was probably do to the obvious and that customer didn't understand that the door is locked when an employee has to use the restroom or if we're mopping the floor simply bc customers are rude and have no respect for the person that has to clean behind them, as well as wait on them, they will see you mopping and with no consideration walk all over your hard work as if they were raised not to be clean or clean up for that matter. A convince store is just what it is for your convenience, how are they supposed to make money by just giving stuff away even if it is only ice. Ice isn't free everywhere regardless if you have your cup or not any place else, but it's a problem bc we charge. If you go to Dollar Tree to buy an ice tray are they gonna give you the tray free simply bc you have your cup? I don't think they will so some people need to make it make sense. If I come to your place of business with my own plate am I going to get to eat free? Probably not.”
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