3 Co Rd 215, Oxford MS 38655
“A great mom-and-pop grocery that has served the community for decades! Included inside is Little Easy Express that offers plate lunches daily that are good home cooking from chef Tim. There is some space to eat in, but most patrons take it to go! Either way, it's great as is the store. Get your gas here while you're at it! Open every day except Sunday.”
101 N Thacker Lp, Oxford MS 38655
“I wish there was a convenience store like this near my home. Fresh items on roller grill. A nice BBQ counter with some great looking food being served. Lots of options for coffee, soft drinks, and frozen drinks.”
502 S Lamar Blvd, Oxford MS 38655
“Went to this location for the Chicken on a Stick!! Super fire!! Read an article about the best Chicken on a Stick in Mississippi and this location was featured. Working down in the Oxford area, I had to try it. Meat was super juicy, tasty, and they give you big pieces as well. It came with 2 potato wedges as a combo for around $9. Worth the visit just for this treat. Store and lot seemed pretty clean as well. Cashier was cool. Will definitely stop in again for some more of this before I leave town for good! If you're in the area, Google 4 Corners Chevron and grab one or more of the Chicken on the Sticks. You won't be sorry!!”
2013 University Ave, Oxford MS 38655
“I've been going there for a few years now and other than them not opening up on time and closing earlier than the times are set for on the internet everything else is good!!”
701 Sisk Ave Suite A, Oxford MS 38655
“Everyone here is so friendly and accommodating! The shop is consistently well stocked and very open to suggestions. Im so happy this is my local shop for adult beverages!”
West Oxford Loop George, Patterson Pkwy #2712, Oxford MS 38655
1581 James Kimmons Dr, Oxford MS 38655
“This is my new favorite gas station! Employee was very kind. Great selection of food, candy, and drinks. Store and bathrooms were very clean. Gas was reasonably priced ($2.30)- Similar to in town prices.”
321 N Lamar Blvd, Oxford MS 38655
“They had the best breakfast i've ever had in my life. Go here for breakfast or lunch or anything. 10/10 best and fastest food. There is also seating inside!”
1401 Jackson Ave W, Oxford MS 38655
“My favorite gas station in town by far. It has a lovely owner a clean environment and a helpful staff. Also it's gas is the cheapest in town (other than maybe Kroger with a card) and I'm a delivery driver so I should know. I highly recommend”
2528 Jackson Ave W, Oxford MS 38655
“We always go to this gas station and its not so bad! I mean there are a few gas pumps that don’t work which is normal on any gas station. its $2 per gas gallon.”
1724 University Ave, Oxford MS 38655
“This is a very nice convenience store. The staff is always friendly and they don't mind talking to their customers. I like the fact that it has an ATM where I can purchase Cryptocurrencies. I like Bitcoins. A great investment for me.”
1330 N Lamar Blvd, Oxford MS 38655
“Was pleasantly surprised to see Amerigas repeatedly come back today to fit my schedule, even meeting me when I finally got home at 8pm after several attempts throughout the day. Their driver Patrick was courteous and cared about our safety, verifying that our house was safe. I switched from Suburban two years ago due to terrible customer service, and every time Amerigas delivers I am thankful for that decision.”
701 Sisk Ave, Oxford MS 38655
“We love The Marketplace shell station! Everyone is so friendly and helpful! Breakfast is AMAZING! So convenient because I can grab one of their fresh salads or sandwiches too! Clean restrooms! And a beer cave!”
485 MS-6, Oxford MS 38655
“Honestly only leaving a review because of the simple fact some people on here spoke on certain workers, I find it real funny how people say the workers have an attitude, when some of the customers lack common sense. Most have a stern demeanor, they’re at work, like be realistic. If ANYBODY has ever worked nights at a Gas station, you understand. If not, don’t try too misunderstand the worker.”
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