“Nice owners, convenient to stop in for gas, liquor, fishing tackle and bait, cigarettes, lotto, spirits, wine, beer, pop, juice, a couple odds and ends, nothing really grocery convenient like most places but, does have a few snacks,, I think or wish they had, a bigger place of buissness so that they could carry more convenient groceries that are much needed in an emergency, such as normal everyday essential needs, like bread, eggs, butter, frozen food and fresh, pet food, personal hygiene products, chips, emergency car repair needs, like oil, fix a flat, tire plugs, etc.etc. wish they carried sanitary needs for babies and children and adult personal hygiene products, wish they had a warmer station and sandwiches to fix warm up for on the go, quick bites.. but they do have a wide variety in the stocked products that they carry and sell like beer, alcohol, spirits, cigs and smoking products. I'm always treated with a friendly smile and small conversation from the employees and owners..that makes a it nice and makes my day everytime I go in.. ‼️”
“Whether your a regular customer or your first time passing through Pete and Jessica will do anything they can to get you what you need. Walk-in or drive-thu you can always count on friendly customer service and small town convenience.”
“Clean toilets, clean pump area, well stocked shop with a wide selection of items. Not perfect but defiantly cleaner and more tidy than most off of the beaten track. Would use again of in the area.”
“Very friendly crew they make you feel like your family i hurt myself laughing so hard after talking a guy named chip who works there awesome guy 10/10 good experience”
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