537 Gardiner Rd, Dresden ME 04342
“This is a convenience store with a small restaurant that you can sit around the counter. It has many pantry items as well as many gift items such as t-shirts and knick knacks and yes even fairy wands”
475 Gardiner Rd, Wiscasset ME 04578
“If you're looking for a convenient stop for some quick bites, snacks or beverages with excellent customer service, then this convenience store is a must-visit for you. The store has an extensive selection of food and drinks to choose from, including fresh coffee, sandwiches, and quick grab-and-go meals.One of the best aspects of this convenience store is its friendly and accommodating staff. They are always welcoming and go above and beyond to ensure that you're having a positive experience while shopping. They provide great customer service with a smile and a helpful attitude, making your visit even more pleasant.Moreover, the store's food is delicious and freshly prepared, and the prices are reasonable. Highly recommended!”
71 Gardiner Rd, Wiscasset ME 04578
“This convenience store is hands down the best in town! Not only do they have everything you need, but their food is absolutely amazing. The pizza is honestly the best pizza in town — always fresh, hot, and loaded with toppings. On top of that, their prices can’t be beat. You get great quality food and products without overpaying. The staff provides outstanding service every single time — friendly, fast, and always welcoming. If you’re looking for the best food, best pizza, best prices, and the best service all in one place, this is it. Highly recommend! ??”
3 Mills Rd, Whitefield ME 04353
“Went in for a late snack and a bottle of wine. Pizza was great! Loaded with toppings and perfect crust. I’m pretty picky about pizza. Combination of sauce, crust and toppings were amazing Great job folks.”
734 River Rd, Chelsea ME 04330
“Always has reasonably priced gas and if I could give it a star for every new and fun flavored Energy drink I've bought here, they'd have infinite stars. ?”
526 Brunswick Ave, Gardiner ME 04345
“Love this place. One of the few remaining places that knows how to make an authentic Maine Italian sandwich! Great pizzas and great homemade treats. When I'm in the area I always stop in and stock up, even if I'm not hungry at the moment.”
68 Bath Rd, Wiscasset ME 04578
“aka Mobil--this is my go-to for fuel in the area. Lots of clean fuel bays year round and a great supermarket with clean restrooms to use. Love the price and proximity to where I live.”
712 Main St, Richmond ME 04357
“Trucker friendly with plenty of free parking at night (which is hard in the northeast) really good food yall gotta try the steak and cheese with seasoned fries! Good shower with decent water pressure for $10 my new go to spot whenever I’m in Maine again”
691 River Ave, Gardiner ME 04345
“Everyone is super friendly. They carry a lot of staple foods if you're in a pinch. Their pizza is great, although I've never ordered anything else from there it sure looks and smells good. Maybe a tad overpriced, but that's why it's a convenience store. It's nice it's right down the street so I don't have to drive all the way into town for basic things, and they carry a decent selection of beer. Store is clean and always has full shelves.”
65 Brunswick Ave, Gardiner ME 04345
“This is my favorite local store because it’s quick, friendly, convenient, and up until recently (tonight) 24 hours.It’s not clear why the decision was made to no longer be 24 hours but hopefully it won’t greatly affect the 3rd shift staff who were always cheerful no matter how late/early I visited the store.”
88 Kinderhook St, Randolph ME 04346
“Stopped in for some take out and asked the chef what his specialty is and he said it's the steak bomb sub. It was the best steak bomb I've had in a long time! Hidden gem for subs and pizza inside this gas station convenience store.”
1143 E Pittston Rd, Pittston ME 04345
“I remember this store in 1963. It was for sale and abandoned. They wanted 3 thousand for this store. Fred Hanley General Store was the other store in the village. My father bought the 83 acre farm on the Blodgett Road for 4 thousand. Those were the days. The old Mainers told a lot of stores at the Fred Hanley General Store. I am Peter Wlodylo and I used to live on the Blodgett Road Pittston Maine. I went to OC Woodman in Gardiner. Barney was the school bus driver. Max Moulton was the tax collector. Deer hunting license was about 2.50 and our yearly taxes were 125.00 a year for our 83 acre farm.”
20 Maine Ave, Gardiner ME 04345
“The redemption is always spot on. David and the staff do an amazing job getting customers in and out in a timely fashion. Maria is always on point and so super nice”
639 Bath Rd, Wiscasset ME 04578
“This gas station truly exceeds expectations in every way! From the moment you pull in, it's clear that this place is more than just a fuel stop, it's an experience. The station is impeccably maintained, with clean facilities, friendly staff, and a wide selection of essentials that make it stand out from the usual roadside convenience stores. But the real showstopper? The **wine cellar**. Yes, you read that right! This gas station doesn't just stock your typical snacks and beverages, it boasts a thoughtfully curated wine selection that rivals many specialty shops. Whether you're looking for a fine bottle to pair with dinner or just exploring new labels, the cellar offers an impressive variety to suit all tastes. Beyond the wine, the atmosphere and service make this gas station a cut above the rest. The staff is knowledgeable, ensuring that every visit feels welcoming and smooth. Whether you're fueling up for a road trip or grabbing a quick refreshment, this place makes the experience unexpectedly enjoyable. If all gas stations operated at this level, refueling would be something to look forward to! Definitely worth a stop, you might just leave with more than you came for! ??”
115 Main St, Richmond ME 04357
“Excellent service and excellent food that is well worth the pr. You certainly get what you pay for at. Gary's Quick Stop's Deli ! Yum ...,,, I am sure many would agree!”
148 Pearl Hbr Remembrance Brg, Gardiner ME 04345
“I have stopped in on a weekly basis lately. Each week the store is getting better and better. The new manger is making great strides considering the awful mess she walked into. She is so supportive of her team working with them trying to make a better store. I would recommend everyone to give this place a chance.”
9 Spring St, Gardiner ME 04345
“The girl that was working tonight 02/27 was great! The best customer service ever! She helped me with my online FedEx order and was so kind. I didn't catch her name but she had brown hair in a high ponytail.”
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