1235 NJ-47, Dennisville NJ 08214
“I gave it 4not 5 because I think it should be same price credit card or cash they can do this because there's no other gas station around like all their others stations with other gas stations they don't do this it's all the same price I guess when the Wawa comes it will change. I was in there three days in a row The same gentleman took care of me he was very good and polite”
121 Main St, Dennisville NJ 08214
“Great food and even better convenience! The sandwich selection is fantastic, and I love their coffee. Always a friendly vibe, making it my go-to spot for a quick bite.”
1235 NJ-47, Dennisville NJ 08214
“This place opened up in the summer I never tried it but a few of my friends told me I should go there so the wife and I gave it a try I guess they specialize in Italian I did not get Italian my meal was just ok my wife who got Italian said her meal was excellent they only have Italian music playing on the tv which was ok I didn't understand the music LOL the place is small it used to be a very small Chinese restaurant that did a lot of takeout they only had one waitress working the service was very good in the beginning because there was only one other couple in their eating when it started getting busy the service slowed down because the amount of people who showed up and only having the one waitress. not sure if they take reservations but there was a large table reserved this place is in a Shore community and needs it local year round people to survive I guess we'll see how it makes out”
The Iowa retailer, the third-largest convenience store operator in the country, built its new three-year plan around three priorities: store growth, food and beverage expansion, and kitchen technology upgrades. The company plans to add 120 stores during the current fiscal year. Its previous plan, launched in 2023, delivered more than 500 new stores and earned the company a spot in the S&P 500.
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