101 North Ave, Penn Yan NY 14527
“Do NOT pass this station by on the way out of Penn Yann since there is squat for gasoline anywhere around, even though you'll pass several dealerships selling ATVs and John Deeres. The pumps are all functional and fast. The convenience store is well-provisioned, and the attendance is friendly.”
226 Lake St, Penn Yan NY 14527
“CVS in Penn Yan is great. Very friendly staff. They are so helpful. I do love wandering around in the store to see what I can find. Prices are reasonable . And no, I am not related to any of them. Ha Ha”
227 Lake St, Penn Yan NY 14527
“Giving it a 5 star. These employee's are the most underpaid of the lot. Its sad because they are all decent employees who i have seen go above and beyond. They are lucky if they even get a lunch. Sad that they be judged for not wearing a mask especially during a time where they are considered essential. If you ask me they deserve a raise!”
216 Liberty Street, Penn Yan NY 14527
“Varies..good most of the time but not consistent. They need to do a better job on sub topping prep. Core tomatoes and discard very end with green or hard bits, prep lettuce by fully removing core and maybe tear oversized outer edge pieces so you dont bite and pull out an 8 inch long lettuce leaf with all the condiments spilling. Similar to tomatoes. I know they want to maximize vegetable usage but who wants hard core pieces in a sandwich? Take care putting mayo, mustard etc on inside of bread only..hasty spillage visible on crust the size of a teaspoon full will smear all over wrap paper and outside of sandwich. Damn near needed to put a sandwich on a plate and eat it with knife and fork ..outside all sloppy with condiments hard tomato core pieces I threw away. Do better.”
139 Elm St, Penn Yan NY 14527
“I am giving this store five stars for a gas station. The customer service goes above and beyond. And it's well-maintained and very clean. Not only that they have phenomenal phenomenal Indian food. I could eat it all day if I could LOL the owners are some of the nicest business owners in all of town that I have met as a recent new transplant to Penn Yan. Also for people who partake in adult over 18 years of age products they make sure to keep our kids safe! Their compassion and business drive combined make this a wonderful place to be. Oh my gosh they just added Indian food at the gas station and I can tell you it is the best I give it 10 Stars it is so good. It melts in my mouth but it's got a little spice on the end oh lord it's so good everybody should try it for sure!”
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