It is a nice small supermarket with a deli and bakery areas. I come here right before work to get…read morebreakfast burritos. They are SUPER cheap, priced by weight, usually around 3-4 dollars for a good size breakfast. Loaded with eggs, bacon and sausage. They also have breakfast english muffins. The wraps and English muffins taste like they are made by hand. I haven't really tried the bakery items, or gone shopping at the grocery area. But I highly recommend trying those breakfast burritos or sandwiches!

Country Foods: where country bumpkins get their vittles!…read more If there's one thing I cant stand, its groceries that are bagged so everything is mushed and melting before you get home. I am happy to say this has NEVER happened after shopping at this store. Cashiers know you by name, never a shopping cart in the parking lot to crash into and they have the most amazing selection of imported foods Ive ever seen in a grocery store of this size. Best of all, they special order. If you live 20 miles out of town and want to order in bulk, organic anything, then this is the store for you. Hit the deli case for specialty cheeses to tease your tastebuds. Pick up a bottle of wine from Country Liquor (next door) to go with it!

Such a gem! Great food, wholesome and delicious, cool atmosphere, neat handmade items for sale, and…read moregames to play/books to read with the family while you're waiting for food. Highly recommend!

We had an excellent lunch with tasty, veggie-forward options. The quesadilla was outstanding and…read morethe fish tacos were good (with less traditional toppings). The atmosphere was wonderfully unique -- relaxed, welcoming, community focused. It's the type of place where you can pick up outstanding food, alongside dried goods in upcycled peanut butter jars and fresh produce from a farm up the road.

Love Save-U-More. Staff are always friendly and helpful, also knowledgeable. Inventory is always a…read morenice surprise as they carry a variety of normal items, but also unique items from other countries which are always fun to experience a new treat. Also love their wide variety of animal supplies. Prices are also convenient and reasonable

This store was such a surprise. It looks a little scruffy from the outside, but the grocery items…read moreon the miles of shelves covered everything from basics to organic products- so many that we were shocked to see the variety. Way more than Safeway or Fred Meyer. I only needed a couple of items but would definitely go back. Also, it was kind of a combination of regular grocery items, restaurant supply quantities and products, and unusual not-your-every-day things.

I loved every second of my trip to Alaska, and this is one of the places that added to my time…read morethere. It reminded me of a little deli, mixed in with a bookstore. We had the clam chowder, the sandwich of the day, and I purchased several breakfast cookies to bring back to Texas. The clam chowder was exceptional, it was so fresh and full of seafood. The pesto sandwich was delicious, and the leftovers were even better. The breakfast cookies are also sold at a local coffee shop, I had one every morning with my tea. Yeah, they're that delicious and they're vegan! If you live or are visiting that area, this is one you want to add to your list. Make sure you check out their hours, this is something you'll want to do during the daytime hours.

Service is below par. Their cheeses and meats are fantastic but their customer service lacks clear…read morecommunication with customers and among staff. By the reviews, I'm not the only customer that has received poor customer service. There's definitely room for improvement here and it starts with the owner and trickles down to the staff. When a business thinks they can't do any better because they're perfect and uses excuses instead of accountability for their lack of service, they're in trouble. This is my first experience with the new owner so maybe she needs to be reminded that the customer is always right.

T J Seggys is the best! Friendly, helpfu! if you dont like the service go somewhere else! They are…read morealways very friendly and helpful!

Typical side of the road gas station meets liquor store. The liquor store is in a barn behind the…read moregas station and is not well marked. They offer a limited selection of chilled beers in their 5-6 refrigerators and are fairly expensive ($22.92 for an 18 pack of Bud Light). The guy who works behind the counter on Saturdays is extremely friendly and enjoyable to talk to. A bit of a hike from the Kasilof campground, but definitely worth stopping to grab some extra brewskis before your beach adventure.

‍LOVE This coffee shop is right at the bottom of the hill ,…read moreless than two minutes from my house ~ the coffee is always hot- and they make them perfectly consistently. Thank you Sea Siren for opening very early - because: No coffee - No workee!!

Very good and definitely would go to again when in the area. I went during a quiet time (I was the…read moreonly customer). Service was so friendly and super helpful (as it was my first time).

Good place to refuel, refresh, and replenish your appetite... or restock on beer for that fishing…read moreadventure.

Fantastic food at a great price! They've always got food in the hot case ready to go and I've got…read moreto say their ranch is some of the best on the peninsula! 10/10 recommend

The name of this establishment has now been changed to "Chevron."…read more Thank you to the City of Kenai for making arrangements with this place and offering free RV dump to patrons who pass through, while enjoying travel and camping at local campgrounds and with this additional blessing, it made our visit to the Kenai Peninsula extra wonderful. Much appreciation to City of Kenai, once again thank you!

Stop here if you need to--and you're driving in Alaska, so you may need to. But oh, it wasn't a…read morevery good experience on my way from Seward to Homer. . If you managed a gas station and the pump card readers stopped working the day before due to a software update, would you just let dozens of people figure that out individually? Or would you put a few sticky notes at the pumps so people didn't waste time trying different cards and getting frustrated? The staff at Tesoro opted for the former. Long line to pay at the register--partly because they sell ice cream there too. One party was a family with small kids and the parents were explaining what different ice cream flavors and sizes were... by this point, the whole experience was like something out of a comedy. At least I didn't have to be at my destination at a particular time. I bought a cup of ice cream too, but employee workflow and communication was so bad that I was standing there waiting for it while several staff members were standing around because no one picked up the slip of paper to make it. Basically: This was at least a 25-minute stop that should have been a 10-minute stop, including bathroom breaks and food to go at the restaurant in the same building, Cook's Corner (which has its own Yelp page, FYI). Would like to see more employees take some initiative and be more efficient. Basically: I wish QT would expand to Alaska or at least take over employee training.