4638 Ocean Gateway, Queenstown MD 21658
“Paul George was a great home town hero feel when I saw him at the gas pumps, store had an epic selection of everything you need despite not having bathrooms they had enough Heart to add ports potty’s. This was a great stop after the huge bridge really slowed my roll”
212 Grange Hall Road, Queenstown MD 21658
“This is a very good place for gas and snacks if you are on the way home from the beach. The people behind the counter are super helpful and friendly. They always make small talk with me- even though I only stop there a few times a year.Pumps are fast enough to fill you up and get you back on the road before you can say Queenstown Outlets. The 7-11 inside is typically what you find across the region. Restrooms are upgraded and clean. There was once a fast food concession here, but that has closed.Recommend!”
1101 Shopping Center Road, Stevensville MD 21666
“Amazing and knowledgeable staff. It was a pleasure bringing my older vehicle to this facility knowing it was going to be treated carefully and what is needed to be done will be done. Reasonably priced as well.”
101 Castle Marina Rd, Chester MD 21619
“The best car care customer service on the Island hands down. Muhammad Azam the mechanic is always very friendly and knowledgeable about their services. Affordable car maintenance services like oil changes, tire changing, alignment. Check them out.”
611 Railroad Ave, Centreville MD 21617
“i shop every 2 weeks at the acme at academy plaza . i had a very bad experience with the deli department due to the lady that worked there. was very rude and actually slammed my lunch meat on the counter. i was so upset when i left i called corporate on this matter. then i got a phone call from acme (the manager named james). he wanted to hear what happened and i explained everything to him. so he apologized for what had happened and also gave me a $25.00 gift card to use at my next visit. that's what i call a really cool manager that he looked into the matter and asked me to please come back. so i did but will not buy lunch meat there until that lady leaves. james you the best of the best. thank you jo jo”
2120 Piney Creek Rd, Chester MD 21619
“Best customer service East of the Bay bridge. They carry Beer and Hunt Brothers Pizza. This Exxon also has a wide selection of Zyn , XQS and other quality Nicotine pouches. Competitive gas prices.”
1383 Main Street, Stevensville MD 21666
“Great gas station . Great deli. The steakn cheese sub is huge. Packed with lots of roastbeef. So tender. A meal for 2. Car wash and great prices on liquor and beer wine too. One stop shopping”
426 South Commerce Street, Centreville MD 21617
“Love this place! Locally owned! Very friendly staff and he always keeps my energy drinks in stocks! I never have to worry about them running out of what I want! Gets my business before anyone else in town!”
100 Dominion Road, Chester MD 21619
“In all of my 47 years on this earth, the hand dryer in the men’s bathroom is by far the best one I’ve come across yet. It is my new standard to judge all other hand dryers.”
2630 Centreville Rd, Centreville MD 21617
“This is obviously one of the most pleasant restaurants in the area. Every time I visit this place I am absolutely pleased. They manage their high level service and the highest level of cooking they offer. You definitely will enjoy this this place. Highly recommended.”
1835 Main Street, Chester MD 21619
“Everyone who works here is so fabulous! Each time I come in I am greeted with sincerity and respect. I don’t enjoy filling up my gas tank but I look forward to doing so here. This morning I was assisted by the most delightful lady, sharp as a tack and hardworking as ever. It’s great to begin my day this way and I was impressed by her tenacity, and at 6 am., no less. Last year an employee came out to help me with my low tire as I fumbled cluelessly…and that was a Godsend. I really appreciate y’all. Thank you for steadfast service!”
108 Jackson Creek Road, Grasonville MD 21638
“I enjoyed my visit to the farm store. I was able to get everything I needed gas food restaurant something cool to drink I appreciate that. The employees was also nice and friendly”
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