13380 Asheville Hwy, Inman SC 29349
“I always prefer supporting locally owned and operated businesses. Mathis was very reasonably price for a front end alignment. Brandon was super helpful with getting my truck into the shop at 9am and out by 9:30. I will be returning for any future wheel & alignment needs.”
7221 SC-9, Inman SC 29349
“Can't go to the lake without stopping here for the food and lover the hotdogs here wish it was closer to home I'd eat them everyday. Good friendly people here also.”
9390 SC-9, Inman SC 29349
“Very family oriented an amazing place to be it’s my home away from home the employees will give the shirts off their backs to make sure the customers are satisfied and happy with service. Wide variety of different products from animal feed bait for fishing and your everyday convenient store items. It’s the place to be.”
8293, 5838 SC-11, Inman SC 29349
“For the most part they have anything that you need. I wish they would carry ice cream. I've been going there for about 15 years and I never had any problem”
4600 SC-9, Inman SC 29349
“I do as much of my grocery shopping at Ingles just for the fuel reward points. Typically, I can get .70, .80 or more per gallon off. Bonus points for carrying A&W Cream soda!”
9620 Asheville Highway, Inman SC 29349
“My very favorite BBQ restaurant. As a professional pilot for over 40 years, we always joked that we just flew around the world to find the best BBQ. My favorite was (realitively) just down the street. Both locations rock. My favorites are the Hog pulled pork and BBQ chicken sandwiches. Both are the best I've ever tasted. The closest location is about 40 minutes drive, but we'll worth the time. Awesome BBQ!”
11711 Asheville Hwy, Inman SC 29349
“They got one employee in there her name, Ashley. She is really unbelievable. I’m very impressed. She’s smart and she can go through a line with no problem whatsoever that’s efficiency.”
4811 SC-11, Inman SC 29349
“Even though I found this particular store a bit lacking in supply; I liked the lady running it. I felt more comfortable going in here as it was smaller and less crowded than my previous one. This store was located a bit more towards civilization and I liked that! It was utilized fairly well but it was just so small on the inside. The standard travelers wares are stocked ok. Cold beer, snacks, lotto, propane tanks, etc, etc, etc! Normally I'd give a stop like this one three stars but when people are nice to me I will often up the ante a star! I recommend this store to the public.”
9508 Asheville Highway, Inman SC 29349
“I recently stopped by a BP gas station during a road trip, and it turned out to be a great choice. The station was easy to access, and the location was clean and well maintained. What really stood out was the range of products inside the convenience store. They had everything from fresh snacks to beverages, and I was able to grab a quick coffee from the Wild Bean Café while I filled up my tank. The staff was friendly, and the transaction was smooth. It was nice to see that BP also had signs promoting environmentally conscious fuel options, which made me feel better about my choice. All in all, it was a convenient and pleasant experience,”
1940 SC-292, Inman SC 29349
“Everything is fine except for coffee. The coffee is terrible. The parking lot was clean, the toilets were also clean. Please add hot tea, you only have coffee and it’s terrible. And so everything is fine.”
1025 Campton Rd, Inman SC 29349
“Usually the cheapest gas in Inman. Always pay with cash if you can help it - it'll give you a $.05 discount on gas, which is great. The people tend to be friendly. Everyone has been kind to me with the "yes ma'am" and the "no ma'am"s. Convenient location. Easy to get in and out of, unless you're a semi truck I guess.”
9580 Asheville Hwy I-176, Inman SC 29349
“This store has got so much better since the red head short one has come. It was so bad a few months to a year ago and now I actually want to go. A couple of the newer ones have attitude problems, but besides that things there have took a turn. Just need to work on making some room for us truck drivers and getting things fixed and it would be 100%.”
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