2623 PA-715, Tannersville PA 18372
“Nice place with a friendly attendant and clean bathrooms. Burger King is attached so you can get a meal but no place to sit and eat. Very small inside so the smell of the food greets you as you walk in. Easy to get on/off the highway. The women’s bathroom had a heater to make it nice and warm in the winter cold.”
PA-611, Tannersville PA 18372
“While getting gas I decided to get a quick bite to eat and was pleasantly surprised. The fried chicken was perfectly crispy outside and juicy inside and the biscuit I got reminded me of the southern style cake-like sweet drop biscuits (moist tender inside, with a touch of honey on top). Also ordered rice with red beans on top which was also pretty good (beans were seasoned with a smokey ham taste). I got mine around lunch hour so it was probably all recently made. As many suggest fried chicken is best when fresh so dont be afraid to ask how long ago it was made.”
2623 PA-715, Tannersville PA 18372
“I left my wallet at this location and received the kindest, most helpful responses from the clerk, the manager Mike, and the Vice President of Marketing. My wallet was mailed to me at their expense and included some fun swag from the company. I can’t say enough about how well I was treated. I’ll be back.”
2836 PA-611 Ste 100, Tannersville PA 18372
“I've been coming here forever. It's the smaller of our two local markets. The store is always clean and the staff is helpful and friendly. I wish they had a larger organic section but it's a small store so they do what they can with the space they have, I guess. There produce section can be hit or miss as well but for the most part it's a great store.”
2558 PA-715, Tannersville PA 18372
“I came here to get a snack and take a quick rest break. It's a little dirty on the outside, but inside is clean, stocked and cashier was very nice. Good quantity & quality. The freshest chips! A little gem! Don't judge a book by its cover!”
2837 PA-611, Tannersville PA 18372
“I go frequently to this location, daily really. The woman are amazing and always greet you. The store is always clean and put together. it’s nice to get coffee with a smile”
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