Average gas station. GAS PRICE IS HIGH. This is a competition to get and go down the road…read more Due to the cracks and gas prices on arrival it's worth a 4. Not a 5

I'm giving them 5 stars because I just love the name. How can you get any better than that? I've…read morestopped here for gas several times before road trips home and the prices typically seem on the low end for the area, which is nice!

This is the place to go if you find yourself in the town of Snow Camp, and you need nuts or bolts,…read moretools, Cheetos, beer, canned lemon drop cocktail, jerky, or any of the thousands of items that are stocked here. Sort of a gas station, grocery store, hardware store, quick beer pickup spot. There is no other store in town, unless you count the Dollar General across the road. It's just this Market which is situated next to the post office. Pretty much out in the country in North Carolina!

It's a convenience store. It was close and it had what I needed. End of story.read more

A very good selection of health and nutrition supplement products...at a competitive price...read more

If you are looking for a family-owned, clean, organized, and customer friendly store for all of…read moreyour supplement and natural remedy needs, then S&L should be your only place to go! I appreciated the knowledge and personal assistance I received from the owner when I looking for something specific. He was kind, patient, and extremely knowledgeable of all the products he shared with me. I will no longer waste my time at chain drugstores. S&L has a new customer for life!

With a name like this, we had to stop! Actually did need gas and the price was competitive with…read moreothers. Very nice employee at the cash register and lots of great beverages & treats to choose from. Fill up your tank and tummy!

On a recent return trip from Charlotte, I took the scenic route back to Raleigh. I was running…read moreclose to E in rural NC and a bit worried, but the Tank & Tummy saved the day! Cheaper prices were to be had down the road in Siler City, but my little VW really needed something in his tank pronto. My tummy was fine, so I didn't venture inside. The people-watching was fun though. A left turn is required to get back on the highway to Raleigh, which can take a while in peak traffic.

The staff there are so very kind every single time I go. They have pretty good biscuits in the…read moremorning time. Great prices on gas . Just a friendly environment.

They have such a great selection of produce and breads. I really can't resist this place. The…read moreprices are pretty good. If you need to make a charcuterie board, this is the place to go. Bring your own bags or purchase some of their reusable bags located near the registers. The one thing that causes me stress is checking out. There is usually only one cashier open. They have at least 5 or more lanes and typically the one is open near the self checkout. They have most of the self checkouts open now, but it can be hectic, because if something goes wrong the one cashier has to stop to help. Today, there was a new person training on the one register and her trainer was helping the self checkout. I was patient with the cashier, because she was nice. The self checkout can be stressful because people with large qualities of groceries use the checkout, so you have to wait. You can only imagine the chaos when you are dealing with people who are not use to the technology or are unable to scan their items properly. Even with these first world frustrations, I like this store. It is usually clean and has a unique variety of products. Consider the time you come, BYOB (bring your own bags) and have a little patience.

Lidl has been my good to grocery store for a couple of years now. It's a much smaller store than a…read morelot of their competitors, but also much lower and more consistent price points. The European grocery based chain keeps things simple, mostly only offering the "store brand" for nearly all items, with exceptions to some things, it makes it much easier for to get in and out, with less frustration and ore money in your pocket. As I mentioned walking down the aisles you won't be inundated with 10 brands of the same pasta, soup, ice cream, etc, it allows them to keep a smaller store, meaning lower rent, and more savings, yes you may still need to stop at other stores to pick up a few specialty items, but I can generally get 95% of the items on my list in one stop. If you like quality food and saving money, give Lidl a try