100 High Street, La Crosse VA 23950
“Stopped here for lunch while working in South Hill, what a find!!! I got a turkey sandwhich and it was one of the best Ive had south of New York ??? simple but fresh and the bread is really good. The owner was so nice and helpful too, she told me how big the sandwhiches were (luckily cause there massive lol this is a half) and seemed to really care about making the customer happy ? she did a great job and I really appreciate it!!”
38842 US-58, La Crosse VA 23950
“I came for gas....got gas. Bathrooms are clean-ish which is a lot better than other places. They also have a variety of trashcans by the pumps and front doors which came in handy. It's a gas station/ convenience store not much else to say about it.”
1120 E Atlantic St, La Crosse VA 23950
“I stopped here about 2pm on a Wednesday afternoon on my way back to NC from visiting family in VA Beach. When I pulled in parking lot, I noticed a sign saying no 18 wheelers. There was 12 gas pumps with Sunoco, which is apparently the official fuel of NASCAR. There is a Papa John's attached. Outside was several bottles of water. They sell Propane for $23.99. They sell Firewood for 2/$12, along with ice that was next to it. The restrooms are to the right. Immediately when to walk in to the right, there is gambling stations, coffee, and food such as hotdogs and pizza. Only 1 of the 5 slurpee options were in order. There was 15 options on the fountain drink station. They also sold sweet tea that was fresh brewed, which was interesting. There is a cooler with ice cream that was halfway empty. I noticed the beer cave that was fairly stocked, have a hood amount of beverage choices, and they accept EBT. They also sold travel items such as neck pillows and toys. They have an ATM and sell frozen food next to a cooler of ice. In the mens restroom, there are two urinals and two stalls. The toilets in the stalls were abnormally close to the ground. There were two sinks and a electric hand dryer. There was also a baby changing station that was clean. The restroom was clean. They have signs to notify staff if the restroom needs service. I ended up getting a bag Chex mix that was $1.99. The items in the store were labeled with prices, which was great. The prices for this 7-Eleven was fairly reasonable/typically versus other locations. This is the 3rd-4th one I been to since my visit in Virginia and I noticed a lack of consistency with prices. I'm sure that's because each may be independent owned. After using the rest room and browsing the store, I decided to grab some chips as my stomach started to growl. There was no line. I noticed Buzz Balls by the check out counter. The cashier, Darnese, was friendly. My chips cost me $2. I left my wallet in the car S I wasn't planning on buying anything, but they accept Apple Pay! Overall, no complaints. There was a guy stocking and another staff person, who I'm assuming was the manager, talking with a tech who came to fix something.”
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