220 Carolina Pottery Drive, Blountville TN 37617
“Good quick stop for a Dew or a Red Bull...Gas prices on par n the fountain drinks are great. Always quick in and out never a big line or not enough employees to help”
1921 TN-394, Blountville TN 37617
“Love using my gas visits for gas ⛽ purchases at Food City cause I get 15 cents off per gallon, and every Wednesday is the best, because u get 30 cents off per gallon!!! Needless to say, Wednesdays r a bit hectic at this particular Blountville location cause everyone is trying to cash in their gas points to receive double the discount (30 cents off per gallon) all at the same time lol ??.”
2340 TN-394, Blountville TN 37617
“Very friendly employees. They are always nice. Very fast service in the pharmacy. I always enjoy the service you get there. That's saying a lot in today's world.”
1309 TN-394, Blountville TN 37617
“Easy in and out street access. Conveniently located off the interstate. A lot of great snacks as they have a hot bar including pizza, digs, and other items. My only problem here is that the customer service isn't always readily available and in the past and current they always seem to be in a hurry and not very friendly. In their defense, I think maybe they are trying to multi-task a little to much.”
2340 TN-394, Blountville TN 37617
“Sadie was absolutely a breathe of fresh air, personable and friendly to say the least and extremely proficient at her job. This will be my Walgreens in the future.”
101 Hospitality Pl, Blountville TN 37617
“Super clean and well stocked market with fuel 12 fuel pumps outside the door. I go here for the specials they have on energy and coffee drinks -- if you shop carefully you get them for a 2 for deal - they are less than the supermarket in most cases. The cashiers are very friendly and in my experience very helpful. There are things to avoid buying here as with any gas station market like milk and other convenience items as they are artificially inflated. But if you shop carefully this is a great place to stop by and pick up a couple items when you fill up.”
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