“I shop here a couple times a year only so I don’t know what’s normal. I asked for directions to find something in the store but that item wasn’t there and they ended up not having it at all. It felt like a wild goose chase with no golden egg. ? Good deals and I love that it’s employee owned! I will always shop here before going to Walmart.”
“Great products.Excellent MA/PA store.They have the little candies we used to buy as children.Great ice cream flavors, all the soda brands you can imagine.They also have bagged doggie treats. I buy all my dogs treats there.I recommend this store.Great customer service.Just right around the corner.Also have Pepsi fountain pop on tap.”
“The picture doesn't match the store. We stopped in for juice and other drinks. The cashier was friendly and helpful. The store did not have the normal sales on sodas other convenient stores do. This surprised us. The store was clean and well cared for.”
“Great to have a fuel station that wants to keep more competitive prices on fuel. Clean store, awesome customer service and the drawings are always fun (especially if your lucky enough to win).”
“I go to Taj or Conoco or whatever it's called to get my non ethanol gasoline, not only for small engines, but my trailblazer too. It really seems like I go through the cheapest gas the fastest, that being said I get the most miles per tank off of the most expensive high octane premium non ethanol fuel here at Conoco and I swear it feels like I'm saving money getting the expensive fuel... And the truck runs amazing on it too... Should've probably kept that a secret.... But I dare someone to try it out and tell me I'm wrong.”
“Brings back great memories! It used to be called PDQ, I would go there for lunch in high school. Not the healthiest, but such is life. The BBQ Snack, AKA barbecue burrito. A true culinary delight, with a side of there JoJo. The gal there customer service is on point, second nature. Walla Walla see you soon. You will always be PDQ to me.”
“I was deeply disturbed to see that the man that has been "loving" on his "service" dog in front of Apex, had the gall to leave a negative review. Long story short, the reviewer "Pacwest" was asked to leave Apex multiple times. I live in the Faux-Victorian townhouse that is nestled right behind Apex. Don't get me wrong, I hate Apex and their customers. That eyesore holds my property value down a solid 50k! But can you imagine waking up and snapping into the first of what would become waaay too many k-cups for a Thursday (yeah I have a problem ). Just to see a grown man trying to re-enact Air Bud 2 in his car in the Apex parking lot. But this one was straight to DVD and in this one Pacwest was the "Golden Retriever". If you catch my drift. Basically he was putting his dog's boner in his mouth and liquid was pouring out of the dogs boner and going everywhere. Mostly in Pacwest's mouth. The liquid was coming from his dogs weiner so I figured it was pee, but I bet some was c** too. He was trespassed from the store. So that's why he wrote the negative review. He seemed like a nice enough guy, but jeez man. Get a room!”
“i loved coming here ong, had everything a man could ask for and then some. also met my wife of 9 years here, great place. don't know why anyone would rate it one star. i recommend this mini mart or anyone looking for food, drinks, friends, and maybe even a soulmate.”
“I'm so thankful for the mechanic here. He diagnosed my car within 5 minutes when I was getting gas for my car .the tires on my car had been popping again and again and I didnt know why. He helped me so much.”
“What I like about it, is they serve ☕, it has a restaurant that serves Mexican street food, and it has tables and chairs for you to eat at. Also ? the cashier was polite. FYI: there's a box on the check stand that contains, brownies, and ? at a reduced price for: $1.99 .”
“I love Joes Corner but one of the cashiers there is a slime ball .. I went into the store on 3/21 and the new guy was really flirty and would hand me my card and then proceed to take it back while my other half was right there, then 3/22 my mother went into the store and he began asking her very personal questions and would ask her to go out and literally wouldn't take no for an answer, my mom got home and told me what happen and she was literally shaking because he frightened her. He needs training or something on how to talk to a customer.. Other then that employee every one else is awesome!!!!”
“Consistently cheapest place in town for gas. Easily accessible off offl main highways. Right in the downtown area and right on one of the main strips through town.”
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Amazon has quietly opened a new type of grocery store in downtown Chicago. Called Amazon Grocery, the 3,800-square-foot store is a testing ground for Amazon's latest experiment in brick-and-mortar retail. The first Amazon Grocery location shares a building with a Whole Foods Market, which Amazon purchased in 2017.