Great little ice cream shop with super friendly staff! We got the flight of six different kinds of…read moreice cream and it was all very good. Can't wait to come back

I highly recommend the blackberry cobbler ice cream! It's the bomb! My first visit,but will be my…read morefavorite!

Great coffee! We'll prepared food with good fresh ingredients! Service was excellent too. Good…read moreplace to study or work on your laptop. Very surprised by the quiet ambiance in this small downtown Paintsville shop.

The coffee was very good and the customer service was incredible! I would personally like to see a…read morefew more bakery options. The seating area was cute and well set up.

Found myself making an unplanned trip to Frenchburg. Now Frenchburg is a little off the main…read moreinterstate so it took some gas to get there and back. As my trip was unplanned I had to stop someplace on US 460 to gas up. Now there are 3 little towns along 460 between Frenchburg and Mt.Sterling. ( Means, Jeffersonville and Camargo) Each have there own distinct personalities as communities. All are filled with great people. So I zip into Means Food Mart. Gas pumps are pay inside only. When I walked in the place had your typical Convenience Mart fair, so I got a soft drink and went to pay for my gas. The place was filled with a happy and energetic lunch crowd. Folks were being served soup, chili, sandwiches etc.. I decided what the heck its lunch time the health department food score on the front door was a 95 out of 100 I would try the place. Now you have to understand every community has there own culture. When I was in Athens Greece a few years back I did not expect the same type of food as you would get in say New York. Well Means Kentucky is different from Lexington. I started off with wheat bread. Nope ain't a gonna get it at the Means Food Mart. Strictly white bread and white bread only. You want a sandwich? Then it is served on white bread like everyone knows it should be. Well ok not a fan of what white bread does to the body but alas it does taste good so white bread it is. I really wanted to go with the cheese loaf but hey got to think nutritionally so I am sacrificing on the white bread I will have to play it safe and go with the Turkey. Now Means might be white bread only but apparently you get your choice of Turkey. Got your plain regular Turkey or you can live a little and get the Cajun Turkey. Well now ain't that something. I have traveled the globe and never had Cajun Turkey so you guessed it I got the Cajun. I had them dress the sandwich as per my likes and it was wonderful. They served the sandwich in special to go bags and when I got back I enjoyed a slice of Louisiana via Means Kentucky. The staff was clean and friendly and I look forward to my next stop in Means to try more of their food. Maybe I can stay awhile and get some of that soup next time!

Great people who own this gas station, I stop here n buy gas n ciggs always nice n accommodatingread more

Friendly. Informative Interesting. New. Information Good food. Personal touch…read more !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

If you want to tour Loretta Lynn's original home in Van Lear, Kentucky you must stop by Webb's…read moregrocery, pay a $5 entry fee, and follow the tour guide in your car a mile or so to the home. The young man that runs the store is a distant relative of Loretta Lynn. But for folks in this community this store is one of the only stores within many miles of their home. He has a few Loretta Lynn's souvenirs such as t-shirts and magnets. But there is also canned goods, soda, and water for sale. The store is very old and was a railroad company store when it was originally built. I believe he told me it was around a 125 years old. He has done a great job of keeping this place up as it did not have that old smell that you find in a lot of places. Of course you will also find a ton of Loretta Lynn memorabilia throughout the store as well as other older relics of times past, such as an old Pepsi clock, soda bottles and signs. It was a quaint old store that takes you back to simple yet tough times for many Americans in the late 1800s to early 1900's. I loved it!

They have great service! Always friendly boss is even friendly! Great people! I go in there…read moreeveryday.

Mike is absolutely fantastic with his products! 100% great quality items and superb customer…read moreservice. There aren't many businesses operated this efficiently nowadays. Reload Rub & Seasoning remains to be some of my favorite stuff our family regularly purchases. Highly recommended!

You have to order early if you want your food hot and fresh. I'm a picky eater. Out of the things I…read moredo eat, half of them were very good. They deliver to Prestonsburg for $1.50! That's amazing all by itself. Worth trying!

This place is legit. It's like travelling back in time... back when things were simpler and just…read morebetter. There are friendly faces working, a small grocery, and a great butcher shop in the back. I used to go here because it was the only place to get Jones Soda. The last time I was there they didn't have it. I think they stopped carrying it, unfortunately. That's okay, though. The butcher shop in the back is great. The hamburger is particularly good, steaks are good, and their chicken salad is a favorite of me and my family. You only hear good things about the meats from here. There's a reason he's still in business all these years even with competitors like the nearby Sav-A-Lot and IGA. Kroger is only a 15 minute drive. I imagine most people do their grocery shopping elsewhere, at larger and cheaper grocery stores, but when you want some good meat, you come here. The small grocery section they've got here will get you by if you just need a few items and don't feel like making an extra stop. Check it out. Even if you don't need meat-- stop in just to see the place that has been in Martin for forever. Buy a pop and a candy bar or something. I don't think you'll regret it just because it's such a cool, quaint little shop.