6547 Statesboro Hwy, Sylvania GA 30467
“The owners are great, and the breakfast foods that the woman there cooks are DELICIOUS. The only reason I didn't give 5-Stars is simply because there is a limited selection (it is a rather small store), and because I have been by on numerous occasions to find that they were already closed anywhere from 10-30min early (which is disconcerting when you're running on fumes).”
1429 Statesboro Hwy, Sylvania GA 30467
“Very convenient. Oh.. were you going to get gas on the way to Statesboro ? Well gooding thing you you didn't pass this one yet. Good selection of drinks and foods.”
501 West Ogeechee Street, Sylvania GA 30467
“Very good store I love it I've spun a lot of money in there and I still do I love the store so much I'm up here today and I went in there I seen the signs on them window for part-time health this one worker that they got that's working today right about now I need to get rid of her she's she's not doing her job you don't she told me oh that's not applications I don't think we're doing it they're doing any hiring it's already five of us okay how do you know one of them five ain't going to get fired they need part-time help them signs and all up over the window for nothing she's talking like she the manager like she's the owner that's her store she's a worker like I'm trying to be and I will let the owner and the manager know about her I don't know her name but I know how she look and she working today right about now thank you but other than that I love tobacco to death they have everything anything perfect store even slot machines”
209 W Ogeechee St El, Sylvania GA 30467
“I started purchasing my wine here because they offer it the cheapest in town, and I continue to purchase it exclusively from here because of the relationship I've built with the owner. He's a really nice guy and I'm always happy to see him greet me like an old friend when I walk in the door. If my wine isn't restocked, he personally goes to the back to get me a cold bottle.”
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