19 Duck Cove Rd, Orland ME 04472
“Large convenience store, bathrooms clean and stocked, store clean.. no side kicks in your way at end of isles . Cashier was very friendly, clean shirt, ready to work.”
723 Acadia Highway, Orland ME 04472
“The staff here is absolute elite—always friendly, fast, and local legends in their own right. But the real sleeper hit? The bacon and pineapple pizza. It is a straight-up masterpiece. Honestly, it ranks easily as the third best thing to ever come to Orland, right next to Gordon Ramsay and Wonder Honey Buns. If you're passing through or a local regular, this place is unmatched. Five stars isn't enough.”
960 Acadia Hwy, Orland ME 04472
“The owner of this company Tim is absolutely an amazing human being very good job at taking care of his customers and what they need whoever wasn't satisfied on this page for these negative reviews is a recycling center it shouldn't be perfect it is a recycling center, but as far as being rude and disrespectful not by far he just asked you to be quiet why he counts and if you want your money to be right I can't see that being an issue, good man don't judge a book by its cover I come here and a lot of people I know come here he is not rude by any means so before you judge without any knowledge he's probably the best one you can come to so learn to to check before you just assume and write reviews about people that are inaccurate that's really damaging to somebody in their business and he's a damn good man and honest , don't listen to reviews check it out yourself thanks have a blessed day”
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