They are nice people. Normally fast service. Close to home. I normally stop there once a dayread more

My daughter and her husband use C J's often to grab ice or drinks before coming home. It's…read moreconvenient and she doesn't have to take the kids out of the car. They have Beer, Wine, Water, Juice, Soda, Gatorade and snacks. They have a favorite girl that works there, her name is Angie. When my grandkids see her they get all excited. She greets you warmly each time you drive thru, she remembers what you usually get. Angie talks to the kids and they love that. When my grandkids see her car there they want to visit her. When we pulled up to get waters last night it took only a couple minutes to get our water and go. It's handy to have close to home, my daughter says she is there every other day at least.

On a tucked away interstate, in a tucked away town, in a tucked away truck stop there sits a brand…read morenew restaurant that just opened a month ago. In fact, I'm not exactly sure the name of it come to think of it. I actually stumbled upon it by accident. Last time I was here, there was no restaurant. When I walked in this morning to use the bathroom I was thinking about what to get from the nearby McDonald's that has truck parking. As I turned the corner for the bathrooms there was a sign promoting the newly open restaurant. Once I was done taking care of business, I walked in and looked at their white board. One sign caught my attention right away, "Cash only, ATM located in store." Alright, be right back. Okay, back with cash in hand, I waited for what another sign said a "bright and shiny server" to seat me. I think they meant 'bright and shining'. If this girl is shiny then she needs to apply some powder, but this is a food blog, not a makeup blog. So since this is a brand new restaurant, the booths, tables, chairs..all that..they're not brand new but they're arranged and put together enough to where you get the idea that they're serious about trying to get this thing off the ground. It may be left over from when this place may have actually _had_ a restaurant but had to close it? They even had the ... I don't know..70's? 80's? little machines in the booths where you can put a quarter in and watch TV on a screen smaller than your phone. It was cool back in the day! Now bear in mind I'm only going on their breakfast menu. As you may have guessed, their menu is....limited. One disappointment is that their omelettes don't come with anything else. No hash browns, no bacon, no toast. none of that. They offered a spam omelette which I of course could not pass up. But I had to because their truck hasn't been in to restock so they were out of spam. Out of spam? What is this nonsense?! The front of the menu touted some breakfast specials. I opted for the 665: a full order of biscuits and gravy, choice of breakfast meat and 2 eggs any style. This was...a full order of biscuits and gravy. I looked at the plate and thought "can I eat this much?" Then I poked a grey blob poking out from the gravy and thought "is that thing all sausage?" (it was, and it was delicious). I'm pretty sure those were biscuits. They didn't look like biscuits you'd get at Bojangles, Popeye's or even Cracker Barrel for that matter. They were flaky, they were cooked all the way through and they were a pretty decent size. It did the job it was intended to do. There were some pretty big hunks of sausage on my plate as well and those were a delight to devour. I opted for bacon, and was given 4 slices cooked just right. Eggs I went for over easy and the leftover yolk that spilled out I poured onto the biscuits and gravy. (I had to work on that, it was a full plate. the bacon and eggs came on a second smaller plate). Coffee was a mere $1. Can't beat that. My only complaint is that I'm a little OCD when it comes to my coffee. Once it's poured I add 2 cream and 2 sugar and one ice cube to cool it off some. If a very attentive (and shiny?) waitress comes by and tops it up while my nose is buried in biscuits and gravy, it throws off the delicate balance of coffee, cream and sugar that I created. They had dessert offerings and the cinnamon rolls and cinnamon bread (wha? who carries that anymore?!) looked tempting but I was a little full from breakfast. They have a spinning dessert case right at the front with some nice choices that were either home made or looked like they could be passed off as home made. All in all, this place has potential. They're brand new so I'm giving them a good review. The servers are nice (and shiny!), they're attentive, the food is good, it's pretty cheap and coffee was only a buck. Just remember, cash only. Oh they had a TV perched above the buffet but it looked like an after thought. I think my computer monitor is the same size. Might be a little hard to see that from the back of the restaurant. They're trying though, have to give them credit for that.

The self-checkout machines are awful. They constantly tell you to do something you've done already,…read moreto not remove the bag/s from the bagging area even if the bagging area has zero room left, and various other commands that do not make sense. There is supposed to be an attendant, but the attendant is not always available to constantly deal with the machine. One manager I spoke to, who was running a conventional register, acted put out that I was complaining about this. I've experienced this now several times so if there is long lines at the conventional registers I will just move on out of the store and shop elsewhere. In fact if there are lines at the conventional checkouts when you arrive, my advice is to turn around and head elsewhere.

They have everything you could need!! I can get my salty snacks and my sons school stuff at the…read moresame time! Most definitely recommend

This is a place that I never would have known about if it weren't for the coupon book from the…read moreDutch Host Inn package. I'm glad they were included because this place is a gem! There is parking right in front of the building, but not a huge amount of spaces so I imagine in the height of tourist season it might be tough to find a spot. They have a lot of local products and basically everything you could want for baking and cooking needs. There is a whole wall with a variety of spices and spice blends. I came home with the dill pickle one because someone said it tastes like the grinch seasoning that McDonalds had for their fries this past winter and my kids agree that it does. They have maple products, bulk candy, tons of jams and jellies, produce, a deli area and the back room is lined with refrigerated shelves/displays chock full of goodies like cheese, various dips (some sweet, some savory) and there are many options for samples. Staff is extremely friendly and helpful. They asked if we had any questions and were eager to help when we had a question on if they carried something. Prices were also very reasonable. If you are touring the area, definitely make a stop here. Absolutely worth it!

This is a great little shop, it's has everything you need for your cooking and baking needs. They…read morealso have produce, a deli, baked goods, ice cream and their wall of spices. If you need it they have it. We have been coming down for years. The store has increased in size since we first started to visit. The store is always very clean and well organized. There is plenty of help in case you need to find something special or have a cooking question. It is always a must stop when we go to Amish country.

Sells beer, cigs, lottery games & tickets, groceries, deli. Gasoline prices are not competitive,…read morebut the nearest gas stations are 5-10 mins away.

Very clean and well stocked convenience store. Not sure of gas prices since we just went in store…read more They sell fried chicken and pizza. There are a few tables to sit at inside. Bathrooms are cleaned and stocked.

It's a really good tourist trap style store. Almost…read moreeverything is double the cost of other places, but they do have it all in one place. It is really large inside, has a boutique area and grocery store. There is a bakery, deli, Ice cream counter, bulk foods. There always seems to be plenty of workers around if you need something.

Have been coming for years it is always my first and last stop!Last stop is for pecan sugar cone…read more the best!

I was traveling in Ohio and found myself lost, thirsty, and almost broke. I happened by Marty's and…read morewas greeted my the owner himself. I got directions, a beer, and a winning lottery ticket. I wish we had a store like this in Phoenix.

Nice local business, Known for selling lots of winning lottery tickets. Sells alcohol & Gasoline…read more It's a place for repeat business, friendly customer service