“A perfect place to get food gas.. Very very friendly but owner puts a lot of heart into his business.. He's employees are happy and we'll take him care of.. The establishment is clean, smells good and they have great food.. I'm not from gordonsville I was out of town for a basketball game.. It was a pleasure to stop here before I got on interstate 40. To get all the stuff I needed and use their restroom ☺️ They have a drive through window.. Open all holidays when most are closed.. And soon to be if not already twenty four hours.. "Ayman" Is the owner name.Which I had a pleasure to meet that day.. They have 2 welcome mats??????That's in itself enough to walk in can you give this place a try.. So if you need that drink on christmas morning, Or a meal in your belly thanksgiving day. Or just food anytime (which is simply amazing). You should definitely stop here.. ????????? Sometimes the best places to stop or a mile off the interstate...”
“I go here regularly. Management has really sank the business in the last few years but I really like the staff that's here now. They're really trying to bring the store back to its former glory.”
“Staff is friendly, helpful and quick to open another register if a line begins to form. Moderate level of variety. Produce could be fresher. Good value keeps me coming back.”
“This place has a little bit of everything. They have pizza that looked pretty good. One lady got 3 large pizzas and they smelt delicious. There's also have an area for Subs & salads. They do have an air pump. Gas was a penny cheaper than other places we saw. They have ethanol and they also have a no ethanol choice. The highlight was a pay phone! Lol!”
“Friendly environment most of the things I need to grab quick is easily available to me. I was hoping to score some Easter candy on sale they were all cleaned out though. At least I know all some little ones had a great Easter??”
“I love going to this DG I absolutely love it and you have a very great team there always working always smiling very polite and always asking can I help you with something... ?”
“Cool little dive when you need a cup of coffee or a pack of squares.....now, where i spend the most of my $ is on they're pizzas and breakfast biscuits, oh and lottery tickets....lol...takes $ 2 make $....check em out.....sausage n egg.....country ham.....sausage....bacon.....chicken.... by god bout any kindda biscuit a man wants...”
“The staff is very friendly & helpful. I needed an item the other day and they were out, but an employee told me when the delivery truck would be there so I was able to go get my item. The store is very clean compares to other stores.”
“? This Walmart was a great stop during my travels across Tennessee ?. ? The store felt organized and easy to navigate, making it simple to find what I needed without wasting time. The employees I interacted with were polite and helpful, and the checkout process went smoothly. ? I stopped in for a few essentials and ended up spending more time browsing than I expected. There was a good selection of products, and the shelves looked well stocked throughout most departments. ? One thing that stood out was the cleanliness. The aisles were tidy, the floors looked well maintained, and the overall atmosphere felt comfortable and welcoming. ? As a truck driver, I visit many Walmart locations across the country, and this one left a positive impression. It had the balance of convenience, selection, and efficiency that makes a stop worthwhile. ☕ Whether you're picking up groceries, travel supplies, snacks for the road, or everyday necessities, this location makes the process easy and stress-free. ? A reliable Walmart with friendly service, a good selection of products, and a pleasant shopping experience. Definitely a place I would visit again when passing through the area ???.”
“Great staff. Some items may be a little high price wise but it is worth not having to go to Wal-Mart. I frequent this store often and consider it my go-too for sure!”
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Trader Joe's keeps adding stores, and shoppers keep showing up. The California grocer has marked nine more locations as "opening soon," pushing its expansion into new corners of the country. The grocer also took first place in the American Customer Satisfaction Index's 2026 supermarket rankings. It has held a spot near the top of that list for years.
Target is rolling out its most ambitious store overhaul in more than ten years, with plans to remodel over 130 locations and open 30 new stores across the country this year. The retailer is also putting money into supply chain technology upgrades to keep pace with how shoppers buy today.
