214 Hoy Road, Madison MS 39110
“This is an overall good location of Kroger. I am generally a fan of Kroger and whenever I am in the area, I find myself stopping at Kroger.When traveling for business, I often stop at Kroger to get water and whatever else for my hotel room. One of their waters, their blood orange flavored water, is definitely something amazing.I also usually pick up stuff to lug home. I am definitely into food and enjoy cooking and some items I can only find here.The staff is friendly at this particular location and there is something to be said about wandering the aisles, soaking up the various foods available. It is definitely a zen vibe.All in all, I would definitely recommend this particular location of Kroger and I will give it five stars. If you are in the area, go check it out.”
1227 Gluckstadt Rd, Madison MS 39110
“Honestly, you can’t beat Fleetway. For anyone in construction, it’s the perfect place for a reliable, good meal during the workday. Great food, friendly service, and a convenient stop when you’re coming off a jobsite or meeting for lunch.”
974 US-51, Madison MS 39110
“The nices customer service at night time , but don't go in the daytime because the manager is so rude .He can learn a thing or two from the night staff worker.”
257 Grandview Boulevard, Madison MS 39110
“Easy and Fast. But you do need to do something about the guy at the door. I had two items same thing with my receipt in my hand and he couldn’t handle it. This is Thursday, September 17 at 5:30 PM. 🤦♀”
1008 US-51 Fleetway 108, Madison MS 39110
“Great Gas station. A lot of pumps available on both sides of the store. The interior is clean and has a good selection of snacks, food, drinks and automotive focused goods. The best part of this gas station is the ethanol free premium gas available at the pumps which I haven’t found anywhere else in Jackson.”
1210 Gluckstadt Road, Madison MS 39110
“I was doing a little traveling and stopped here for gas and coffee. Gas was priced cheaper than Florida and coffee was good. Staff was pretty chill. It was a nice enough experience.”
1088 US-51, Madison MS 39110
“This is one of my favorite gas up places ! They sell propane tanks and a variety of doughnuts and sandwiches. All types of soft drinks and beer . Check them out .”
311 Calhoun Station Pkwy, Madison MS 39110
1227 Gluckstadt Road, Madison MS 39110
“We frankly just call this Shell Station 'Gluckstadt', and it's a must stop waypoint whenever we pass through Jackson MS. The bathrooms here are always clean, the service is always friendly, the pumps are always working and the AC is fresh and cool. It's convenient to the expressway, too. Looking forward to our next road trip when we can drop by again.”
1743 US-51, Madison MS 39110
“It's quick and right on the hwy which is convenient. However, during busy traffic times it can be hard to get out of. Typical convenient store. It does offer breakfast and BBQ in the deli/grill.”
112 Dees Way, Madison MS 39110
“Wonderfully clean store with attentive employees. The restrooms were very nice and modern with doors that go all the way down without the gaps underneath and on the sides. The doors are wooden doors with a privacy design and the stalls are huge. This store also has a hot food deli which is wonderful. They have complete healthy meal options. I give four stars because as an English teacher would say - There is always room for improvement but they passed with flying colors.”
1855 Main Street, Madison MS 39110
“Great little gas station. The staff is always friendly, which is impressive since gas station attendants have to deal with quite an interesting crowd. They keep the store clean. If you're one of those people that being snacks into a theater, this place is really convenient for you.”
1855 Main St, Madison MS 39110
“Are you looking for good, hot, fried fish, hush puppies on the go? Then you need to immediately turn your car around and get off on the next exit and stop to get you all of that, and then some at Penn's. Penn's has been a catfish staple in Mississippi for years. They started out as catering at fairs, and smaller venues. They have since branched out to several locations across the state, including continuing their catering and full-service sit-down restaurants. They have also branched out into gasoline stations that have drive-through windows. This particular location is just that: drive-through location located inside of gasoline station. The food is made to order so give yourself about five minutes for the order to be prepared. The people there are always so very friendly and accommodating. You also get more than enough food to eat. Typically, even the snack size portions of fish with sides are enough for two people to share. I ordered a cat fish snack with hush puppies as my side. The fish was piping hot, but not too hot that you couldn't eat it and the hush puppies were amazing. They weren't stale or chewy. This is one of my many go to places for a hot fried fish in the state of Mississippi. I've had their food at many catering events and we've ordered large amounts for events. The food there is typically very fresh, the people that work there will ask you exactly how you want things cooked/prepared, they also are very specific on which size that you want and they're very very friendly, the food there is just simply amazing, Lastly, they have fried pickles. Not the pickle sears that people everywhere else try to do, but sliced dill pickles, breaded to perfection and fried perfectly, with a side of ranch dressing.”
1706 US-51 Ste b, Madison MS 39110
“store was very clean, as well as the cleanest restrooms i have ever seen in a petro station. well stocked with everything fronted and faced. i might apply for a job here. the young lady at the counter was friendly and seemed like a pro. i saw a negative review over a reaction for $2 in quarters, looked like it was posted during the national change shortage. seems aight to me, im about to walk two hours cus its the closest place that accepts food stamps.”
100 Colony Crossing Way, Madison MS 39110
“I always stop and refuel here. Refuel to me is more than gas . They have al you need in the line of food , drinks , gas , pick you up daily items to keep your day flowing . Thanks”
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