What a hidden gem! We were passing through and stopped to grab something to eat. I'm so glad we…read moredid. That okra was just like my granny used to make. So good! The fried chicken was awesome! My husband had the roast beef poboy and he said it was fantastic. We'll definitely return here to eat. I wish I could give 10 stars.

Not what you think at all. Surprisingly amazing fried chicken. When I first pulled in the parking…read morelot I thought, "This can't be the place?" To my surprise I walk in and see tables of folks with happy greasy faces. Not lying. I got my order and quickly became one of those happy greasy faces. Superb fried chicken, great side. Even better rolls or pistons. Pack some honey in your pocket for them. When I say best in the area, I do mean all of Washington Parish & St Tammany. Check this place out! It will end up in heavy rotation for sure. For the side the red beans and slaw always gets my attention.

Crossroads Quickstop is a convienent country store serving a rural area. Their gas prices are…read morecompeting with McComb's Murphy Station on Veterans Blvd. even a penny per gallon cheaper a lot of the time. They have a decent deli serving tasty food at reasonable prices. Good country store cuisine.

This place just started serving food, it's wonderful! The cashiers are very friendly and super…read morehelpful. They actually have a pretty large menu.

non! ethenol! gasoline!…read more real gas! real honest to god gas without any corn ethenol in it! i don't care what they sell inside, or what the people inside are like! (they're rather nice, by the way) they have non! ethenol! gasoline! in all octanes! if you're riding a motorcycle, fill up here! it doesn't have corn in it!

From the owner: Friendly Staff, clean restrooms, 100% conventional gas, and CornXpress.read more

The burgers and chicken n cheese wraps are delicious!!! They have lots of snack and drink options…read moreand the ladies put up with absolutely no bull!!!

This little pit stop is conveniently located near the house of a friend of mine, making it a…read morefrequent stop on our trips through the area. The staff welcomes everyone through the door like they're long lost family, and will happily shoot the breeze with you. The hot box is excellent here, though you need to get in early to enjoy it as it closes sometime between 3-4. The hot box, not the store. The store closes on some serious southern "ish" time. While they supposedly close at 5, I've been down there as late as 7pm and found the doors open and the lights on. A perfect piece of country on a back highway.

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It's pretty unlikely that anyone reading this will be in this neck of the woods, or if they are,…read morethey won't be looking at Yelp for restaurant suggestions. But just in case... This is definitely a locals place - everyone knew everyone (except me - I was with a couple of friends who took me hunting in the area). And the locals keep coming back. That's worth noting. That's worth coming by to see what's up. Daily plate lunch specials, a bunch of sandwich, burger, and po-boy selections, and even steaks - all in a tiny little, old-time general store (groceries, feed and seed, motor oil, and hardware supplies line the walls with dining tables in the middle). My buddies and I all had burgers and fries which were good, simple, old-time burgers. Fries and tater tots (from the freezer) were perfectly brown and crispy. Red beans and rice (with smoked sausage) looked really good. Can't really tell you much else about the food, except the tables were full of locals and everyone seemed happy. Can't beat that.

They messed up my phone order and when I went to pick it up they charged me extra, no receipt, just…read morevery bad at taking orders over the phone. I am a local. I would suggest you go there then order what you want then wait, instead of getting home with a tied up bag of food guessing if it's what you expected for the price you paid. ‍

Total let down. This place is gross inside! And no boiled peanuts. Try the one in Hattiesburg, MS…read more They have boiled peanuts and much cleaner.

This convience store is freaking scary as all get out. It's like you've stepped back into 1972 and…read moreonto the set of "Deliverance". I could almost hear dueling banjos playing in the background. Eeekk! The items on the shelves are coated with a layer of dust and look ancient. The best part though (errr...I mean worst part) are all of the handwritten signs all over the place. In the women's restroom there was a paper towel holder and an air dryer. On the paper towel holder the sign said "ALL OUT OF TOWELS. DON'T WORK." On the air dryer the sign said "USE THIS. IT WORKS." Uh. Alrighty then.

Market Max is the closest gas station to the Bogue Chitto State Park. It is also the first gas…read morestation you encounter when entering the Town of Franklinton AKA The Fair City. The station has plenty of pumps, but is somewhat difficult to exit as it is in a curve in the roadway. OK. I could do like a lot of elites and just make that the end of my review. But I like to read my own words so I will expound a bit before clicking that little red post button at the bottom right of this page. I ended up at this station as a result of my failure to plan. I knew I was driving around to explore and should have fueled up earlier, but I got sidetracked finding a cemetery. After that detour I realized I was getting into low fuel territory. My Jeep keeps me apprised of how many miles I have till empty, but as I quickly learned, at some point it just says low fuel. This warning came on right as I was about to turn in to the state park so I knew I had better find a station quickly. Market Max was the closest place, but at around six miles away, I was a wee bit afraid I would learn how hard it is to push a Jeep in Louisiana hill country. Luckily for me, six miles is within low fuel warning range and I quickly filled up. This station is obviously very popular since it is one of the few places in the area. That meant a unique cross section of humanity was fueling at the same time as me. I saw bikers, cowboys, hippies, rednecks, old folks and one giant lummox. The cool thing was that despite all of the unique people, not once did I feel out of place. In summary, if you're around Franklinton and need gas, stop here.

As far as gas station convenience stores go, this one is okay. It's always clean and the employees…read moreare pleasant enough.