1454 S Mayo Trail, Pikeville KY 41501
“I had a great experience here.. the employees are very friendly and you get in and out quick also I like that they have varieties of stuff you can get through their double Kwik rewards card”
151 South Mayo Trail, Pikeville KY 41501
“Awesome place to stop to get in and out when you’ve got kids and I can always find my cherry sours there I boy like 12 bags at a time lol 😆”
3876 Zebulon Hwy, Pikeville KY 41501
“Gas and snacks on the road. Serve up biscuit sandwiches and other quick eats. Soda fountain. Coffee area. Cigs and pizza rolls. Restrooms. Kerosene and Diesel gas. Chicken Vittle sandwich. Well lit area. Good for gasoline before places start closing.”
4652 N Mayo Trail, Pikeville KY 41501
“The gas prices can be high due to the economy, but the corn dogs are delicious. I had a few the last time I was there. Probably spent more on them doggies than I did on gas. Unrelated note to everyone, make sure you mind the stick. I accidentally swallowed the stick and had to spend a night at PMC. It’s all good now, but Shrek was wrong it’s a lot better in than out if you know what I mean. They do tend to splinter after going through munchin function. I’ll probably be getting gas again Wednesday, so I’ll be hitting up them corn doggies. Make em fresh!”
548 Bypass Rd, Pikeville KY 41501
“I try to visit this Double Kwik in Pikeville, KY, at the Bypass Rd & Town Mountain Rd as often as possible. This store is thoroughly impressive. It does appear to be their flagship store. They offer an extensive variety of convenience items, as well as some gourmet food items, making it a one-stop shop for all your needs. What truly sets this location apart is the exceptional staff—a diverse group of individuals who are not only extremely attractive and pleasant, but also highly proficient. Their teamwork is seamless, ensuring customers are served efficiently and with genuine smiles. It’s both entertaining and fascinating to observe them operate like a well-oiled machine, making each visit a delightful experience.”
9376 Caney Hwy, Pikeville KY 41501
“This place is one that I myself grew up buying cigs, pop, candy, (sometimes a piece of pizza or boneless chicken). They've always had the kind of service you want and need on the go. I loved when the old owner sold it and the new ones took it over! They remodeled the whole store and added a bunch of stuff! Now you can buy breakfast, drinks, and just about anything else you might need on your way whether you go south (toward Jenkins) or north toward Pikeville.”
9376 Caney Highway, Pikeville KY 41501
“Pretty easy access on off the road, but the only thing is is that you have to be careful going south bound because of somebody hitting you in the rear end getting off into middle to cross the road.”
3307 E Shelbiana Rd, Pikeville KY 41501
“I have been going through hell for 11 months now , without the ability to access any my funds from any of my accounts , I made Google my partner to help assist in protection my accounts , stocks , cryptocurrency , and gift card access , SO IF I CAN HELP SOMEONE ELSE , I AM HAPPY , BECAUSE IM FIGHTING A FIGHT TO CLAIM ALL MY EQUITY , CREDENTIALS ATHOUNCATED STATUS..SO I GLADLY TO PAY IT FORWARD...”
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