1975 Indian Lake Rd, National City MI 48748
“Employee was welcoming and polite. I felt like one of there own walking into the store. They always have great friendly staff. When I come to sand lake to visit I am always happy with the fun and happy employees. ?”
1975 Indian Lake Rd, National City MI 48748
“The cashiers are quite charming and always always, ALWAYS, very, very helpful and courteous! I was on literal "E" last night and they had JUST closed RIGHT as I pulled in!!! ? The lady attendant unlocked the store and let me grab some gas really quick! She was & angel, coz had it not been for her, I'd of had to sit in the parking lot all night until they opened back up the following morning! It was unreal! I couldn't believe she did that for me! Such a BIG help! The hours could be a little better. They close SO early! And also, the website and google info isn't up to date. It's like 5 years past-due being updated, actually. This is what the attendant told me! The website says they close at 11pm, so I figured I was ok to wait to get gas, but they actually close at 9pm. Ughhh ? It's aight, tho. She still helped me, so I'm cool with it! I love this store! Stop in!”
3013 S M 65, Whittemore MI 48770
“Super clean and well stocked. Staff is always friendly and diligently working. Has a hot food counter but does not offer any items. Parking lot needs improvement. Sells liquor.”
30 M-65, Whittemore MI 48770
“The employees and manager are unbelievably nice they are proof that God makes good people good prices I have yet to try any of the food I'm sure it's going to be just as good as the employees I'm the guy in the gray van”
101 W Main St, Hale MI 48739
“I went into marathon and my mom lost her phone and we couldn't find it at first then the man working Named Derick that was working was gonna watch the camera to solve our problem but we did find it.... He was the best help I e ever seen in Hale Michigan”
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