It's a Walgreens. All Walgreens look the same. Hell, in fact I couldn't tell the difference…read morebetween Walgreens and CVS if it wasn't for the signs. I think one of them doesn't sell cigarettes. This Walgreens is fine. I stopped in to get a shot. No, not whiskey. It was with a needle. Inside was clean. Good selection of healthcare and other items. My issue with this Walgreens, as well as the CVS across the street from it, is getting in and out of the place. That 801 and 158 interaction is busy as hell. I assume hell is busy anyway. Lots of bad people have come and gone, and still trickling in to the place. Sorry, back to Walgreens. You can only enter from 801 northbound or 158 westbound. Getting out is worse, depending on the direction back to your house.

It is no wonder they shorten their pharmacy hours by 20/week. Customer service in the pharmacy is…read morethe worst of any pharmacy I have ever seen. They auto-fill my Rx to make it "easier" then send a "ready for pickup" text. Drive down there, "oh you can't get it until tomorrow" Thanks again for wasting my time and gas.

Used to be Cartners Food Mart now is Cartners Coffee House after they split from the convenience…read morestore. Kinda confusing since after the rebrand they never posted a menu so you have to assume they stuck with the old menu. Also kind of misleading because the prices on this old menu do not reflect the current price. The prices I paid for 2 western omelets and 2 orders of "extra crispy" hash browns was $10 more than what the menu says. When I picked it up, I walked in, paid, and waited. And waited. From phone call to food in the window was almost 30 minutes. Seemed a bit much for an omelette. Now for the food. Omelette was ok, felt like it took a while for me to find anything that came inside the omelette besides eggs. Last time I ordered the hash browns here, they seemed like they were shredded and microwaved. So I ordered them extra crispy this time. And while I guess they were more brown than last time, I would hardly even called these fully cooked let alone extra crispy. Pretty disappointing. Probably will make it myself next time.

My Rooster burger was pretty disappointing today. The "over easy" egg was really overcooked, not…read morerunny at all, it was just a cooked egg which wasn't an enjoyable texture. The patty was overcooked as well. We had an order of hush puppies that were good. I usually get a quesadilla with French fries and I regret trying something new.

Sheetz strikes again! This chain honestly never fails to surprise me with their food with it being…read morea large chain store. It always is fresh and hot, and the quality of the food is better than most. Got a steak burrito this time and it was great; even had a coupon for national burrito day! One of my favorite parts about sheetz subs/wraps is that they don't overstuff them, even when you get double meat or a lot of toppings. As with today, I've yet to have a sub or wrap from here that breaks/falls apart when eating it. I started getting the Cajun dusting in the fries, would highly recommend if!!

Super convenient convenience store. Mrs. K. and I are on a road trip and she said she wanted a…read moredrink so we stopped here. I was able to park the Sprinter van, pop in and browse. So many choices! The store is clean, tidy and well stocked with all the snacks and drinks you can think of plus their made-to-order kitchen if you're looking to get some fresh hot food. The young lady who rang up my sale was polite and efficient, thanking me for stopping in today. [Review 1110 of 2024 - 3608 in North Carolina - 22136 overall]

Very very good wings, sweet chili is my favorite! Probably my favorite in town. Pizza from what…read moreeveryone else says is very good just not my cup of tea.

When you pull up to this gas station in rural Davie County, the last thing that goes through your…read moremind is "I want to eat some Italian food here". Well, you would be surprised to find that the food here is actually pretty good. The pizzas are made fresh. A lot of the Italian dishes are made from scratch. You can see the cook in the front making your food. It is a pleasant surprise to say the least. FYI, Crossroads Mart is the name of the gas station. You will also see references to The New Yorker Pizza which I believe is a franchise for the restaurant side. Summary - New York style pizzas - Good Italian food including pastas, calzones, spaghetti, and alfredo dishes - Subs, cheese steaks, burgers and hot dogs for those who want something else - There is NO official web site, but you can find "The New Yorker Pizza" menus on the web. - You can't order online, which sucks. You have to call in your order if you are carrying out or having it delivered. - They do deliver for free if the order is over a certain amount - There are a few booths if you want to eat inside the gas station - The pizza prices are higher than the chains but they do have specials you can take advantage of If you find yourself just south of Mocksville on US 64 then I highly recommend Crossroads Mart (AKA The New Yorker Pizza)

Absolutely love stopping into the Center Mart! Great people that work there!! You never meet a…read morestranger! The kitty outside is also a bonus!!!