15980 Highland Dr, McKenzie TN 38201
“Service is great. Owner is very friendly and helpful! The food is always fresh and the cooks are very helpful. The selection is very wide to include vanilla flavored milk! Wide variety of waters and sodas too!”
1825 Cedar Street, McKenzie TN 38201
“Generally packed at gas pumps and lines are full at registers. Definitely the spot to go for most McKenzie folks. Customer service is good. Shelves are always stocked and fresh. Bathroom is always clean and neat also.”
25235 TN-22, McKenzie TN 38201
“This is 100% a gas station, but 0% gas station food -- their lunch is AWESOME. Got a THICK cheeseburger and fries for $5.35... Cook better than almost every restaurant around here. These guys got it going on.”
1825 Cedar St, McKenzie TN 38201
“I’m going to keep the part below at the bottom for context. I want to apologize to higher management for causing concern during this review, and to Thomas as well for involving you unnecessarily. Logan told me that Thomas discussed this review with him. I truly didn’t know about this—my young sister stole my phone and made this review. P.S. Logan was on break when someone mentioned the pumps freezing. I don’t remember when but if it’s a recurring issue I would suggest getting the pumps upgraded/updated! Please have the happiest Holidays! ☺️ P.P.S. Logan also truly didn't know my last name however, he now knows for the future, thanks! ? (This was the review left by my sister) The pumps always freeze and require updates. It’s extremely frustrating when the pumps freeze, and even more frustrating when the receipt mechanism doesn’t work or doesn’t have paper. Many employees seem lazy and don’t take their jobs seriously, except for the cute boy with the mustache and sideburns! I see him working really hard all the time. If anyone deserves a raise, it would definitely be him!”
16125 Highland Drive, McKenzie TN 38201
“I ordered their new thin crust pizza. I gotta say it was delicious. I ordered a sausage pizza. The crust was light and crispy and the flavor was excellent. They really knocked it out of the ballpark with this one. Congratulations.”
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