“Great Burgers with even better people and service. Made right! LOADED with everything on both sides of the meat for full flavor. Definitely hitting them up for lunch again.”
“Great owner and great staff. Always friendly and always helpful. Plenty of products at reasonable prices. Aot of stores could learn a lot from this little store. Takes me back to better times.”
“It’s a convenience store as they go it’s pretty good has changed hands like many in the last year or so and has become a Indian market like all are becoming not that it’s anything wrong with that but if you know it is like the rest excellent they do have a grill still and places to sit and eat which is a plus so it offers a few more options and price is about par with the others .”
“Great little stop. Been coming here for decades, and while ownership has changed, they've always hired friendly people.Currently branded as Marathon, which has an app to apply 5 cent discount per gallon.”
“Tge fried flounder is the best here….. good chicken … good food all around but you can’t beat the flounder any where else …. Oh and nick the guy who runs the store is the sweetest”
“Very nice facility, friendly staff. Had Restrooms, food service, produce looked nice. It’s a lot bigger store than it looks from the outside. I would recommend stopping by W & W Produce. It’s on route 58 past the rout 8 exit. There’s a lot of construction work going on there, they’re working on making a four lane road to Hillsville Va. which will be so much nicer when they finish. I make trips to Bluefield W.Va. Some and having 58 as a four lane will make my trip probably 30 minutes less. I actually found this store by chance, I missed the route 8 exit and stopped at W & W produce, I had drank a 20 ounce bottle of soda and well, you know the rest. But was glad to find a good produce store that’s not too far from where I live. So I’ll be going there when Apple season starts, it won’t be long. Just waiting for the first frost so they’ll be really sweet. But if you’re on 58 it’ll be on the right if you’re traveling East, left if West.”
“Ellen is the most amazing pharmacist I have ever known! Any questions I have she is always willing and able to answer fully and simply. Also Sayra is the friendliest pharmacy tech in the world! Always greets me and engages in conversation while still doing her job amazingly!!”
“I fueled up here one morning on the way to Martinsville, and the store inside and out was very clean. The employees on duty were very friendly as well as helpful.”
“Always my fav, considering I grew up behind it and walked down daily for our visits and some of the same people work there still! Says alot about the owners;) Excellent place!”
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