685 Columbia Rd, Chester SC 29706
“Had the hot dog all the way. Chili, slaw, mustard. Excellent hot dog. Not too much cummin so good for kids. If anything, needs hot sauce. Very good - anyone should like. Again, not too spicy, rather calm. But very good. If on a 1 to 10 scale, I would go with 8.5 to 9 (8.75), I would like a little more spice, but again, excellent hotdog ? for $3.50”
103 Pinckney St, Chester SC 29706
“The food that's cooked at The Spot Food Store is very good. Delicious ? ! As the saying goes it hits the spot. Fried Chicken ?, macaroni and cheese, sweet potato souffle, pork chops, hot wings and all kinds of things. Believe me you will be pleased. The Texas tators is the reason we call it the tator store. Stop by and give it a try.”
782 Pinckney Rd, Chester SC 29706
“Great people work this store. Always receive a warm welcome when coming into the store and the atmosphere is great. My granddaughter is able to go inside by herself and she will not be bothered and lets not forget the owner Danny himself, he is a business man but he makes you feel you can talk to him he never meets a stranger....my family loves Danny and wouldn't take nothing in the world for him”
103 Lancaster St, Chester SC 29706
“Just happened to be working close by to this place and man the place is kept up so nice! You don’t see many locally owned convenience stores anymore in this nice of shape! They take pride in their store and food!”
1801 J A Cochran Bypass, Chester SC 29706
“Great gas station! It was crazy when hurricane Helene tore the roof off the place (over the pumps) but they finally got a new one! I’ve never had any issues with any of the pumps.”
592 Lancaster Hwy, Chester SC 29706
“It’s got what you need that you are used to finding at a CVS! The drive-through moves quickly and the pharmacists have always been helpful. It’s a small town so sometimes you might need to drive to Rock Hill for some things if you don’t want to wait on certain medications.”
300 Center St, Chester SC 29706
“It is totally a hit or miss. There is NO way of knowing ahead of time. I rode my first time from Charlotte, NC to Washington, DC. We arrived 30 minutes early prior to departure and found ourselves there 3-4 hours waiting. It's painful because their stop was not located somewhere we could park our vehicle. If you are dropped of and the bus delays...then you are doomed. Imagine if it would have rained? However, the bus ride we had no issues. The seats are like bus seats though. After a few hours your bums ache and your leg becomes numb due to barely any front room, but that's the price you pay for of course. I say its a hit or miss because....on our way back from DC to CLT. We arrived 15 minutes early and boom everyone was boarding already. I rated my experience a 4...probably more of a 3.5 because I am willing to ride again, the ride itself is okay and because Megabus handled our delay leave semi properly. I'm appreciative that they at least addressed and acknowledged our extreme delayed wait time. I didn't rate it a 5 star simply due to the hit or miss factor (I would suggest if you have an event/appointment to make...that you arrive a day early to be safe), also due to the WIFI not working at ALL (false advertisement -- it seems most do not work), customers stealing others reserved/paid seats and griping while bus drivers not resolving/addressing, front window reserved seats has no leg room and very un-sanitized restrooms. But for the price you pay......you will just have to suck up those few hours of pain and think positive haha.”
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