Love the shop. Owners and ladies who work there are very friendly. Just know you can only pay with…read morecash or a check. No credit cards! Baked goods are Delish! Best pizza bread I've ever had. Wish they had a few tables to sit at to drink coffee or have a sandwich...but it's a great market.

Amish market located right on route 18 in Lyndonville. Very clean! Great selection of baking…read moresupplies, garden decor, home decor, groceries, deli, baked goods like apple fritters, turnovers, breads, pies and cookies. Nice selection of deli meats and less than $4/lb for cooked ham. *****Only except cash or check

Everytime I go in this store, they stare at me like im going to steal or rob them. IM DONE!!! I…read morewent in to look at an auxiliary cord for my car. They were staring at me. They didn't have the one I needed, so I got my coffee as usual, and lottery ticket $7.15. I give her a $20, she gives me $2.85 back. I didn't say anything cuz I didn't need yhe trouble while I was doordashing, but I know she didn't give me the right change on purpose. You can say it was an accident, but ill never believe that, seeing how I treated everytime I go in there. They can keep the $10, but they lost a customer. I'll go get coffee where im appreciated, not judged.

Typical speedway... you have several pumps and a nice convenience store. They offer a gas discount…read moreto members, as well as other reward points. You also can use the reward points, to purchase gift cards and food items.

I'll usually speak up when something's off, but I think it's only right to give credit where it's…read moredue too. Champs is genuinely good. Their prices run a bit higher--say, an extra $1.50 or so--but I'm happy to pay it for what you get. I've had a handful of subs there over the past few months, and they're always fresh, well-made, and just solid all around. They're not cutting corners, and it shows. If you're nearby, I'd definitely recommend giving them a try--I've left impressed every time.

I came here to buy a Mini Cooper. They don't even sell cars! False advertising. What kind of Mini…read moreMart doesn't sell Minis. Seriously though, while it's nowhere near the cheapest gas in the area (average or higher), it's a real lifesaver if you're way up north of Medina (such as going to the amazing Miller's Bulk Foods) and you're running out of gas, which I was the most recent time I stopped here. I need to stop taking risks like that. I've been here before, and it's always been a decent, if not cheap, gas stop.

Got gas August 28th, 22024. Self serve. Full Serve On Tuesday. There's a convenience store also.read more

I normally don't review gas stations but this was an exceptional gas station. Not only did they…read morehave the cheapest gas in town, the extremely friendly staff member took his time to explain all of the historical places nearby that we tourists should visit while in town. He was very knowledgeable and great with giving us directions to each location as well as explaining what we should be sure to see at each location. I would highly recommend coming here to ask for advice, directions, or just to get the cheapest gas around.

Always good! Wings lare great,employees ate always polite . Will order again. More specials would…read morebe good.

they definitely need to step it up on employees it seems like a revolving door. I was glad to find…read morestuff but it's always expensive to stop so it's convience it's ok. but I just wish that they realized we are small community

If Rugby players used this gas station, it'd be Scrumoco. And I'd be here in a sexy dress trying to…read morepick them up. But anyway. Typical Sunoco gas station with a really nice woman working here and pretty average gas prices. The convenience store food is way too expensive which is why I give this place a three. Now would you like me to give you a three? Oh wait I meant seven.

This Sunoco location is always overpriced, always seems to be hiked up 20+ cents more than other…read morelocations. I can suspect a bunch of reasons why, the more obvious one being it's close to tourist stops and it's convenient for tourist in the area to fill up. I come here not for the gas, but for the hot breakfast sandwiches in the mornings, that were just made fresh, their delicious!! I also come here for the public bathrooms as the one down the road on NF Blvd doesn't have bathrooms open to the public. Staff have always been super friendly. The guys that do the over nights and the two women I've encountered in the early mornings have been wonderful, very helpful.

Very clean restaurant however the pizza was just average doughy and very filling and heavy. I also…read morehad a salami sub and it was OK nothing special and the prices were good.

The pizza was good, but what stood out most was the excellent service. Friendly staff, quick…read moreservice, and a clean, safe place. With fair pricing for all slices, I'll definitely return.

Th8s place hasn't been reviewed in quite a while, but I can confirm it still is in business! As a…read moreBuffalonian, heading out to Medina for tacos is a bit beyond off the beaten path. I firat found out about this Mexican Store and Taco Truck from locals while I was at an art exhibit that was in town. This place may very well have the most authentic taco experience in Western New York. The taco truck is parked outside of the grocery store, and you can order single tacos in steak, chicken, carnitas, chorizo, and al pastor, or buy an order of tacos, which gives you one of each! Each taco has tons of meat, along with diced onion and cilantro, and comes with lime wedges and pickled onion. Bottles of Guacamole, Roja and Verde sauces are also available, I personally love the Verde. There are a few tables outside, and a few indoors in a side room of the Store. The taco truck seems to only be open on weekends from mid May to mid October. The store is interesting as well, with a lot of fresh produce, snacks, clothes and more that you can't find at most grocery stores.

Monte Python met up with Dr. Alban, the singer of "It's My Life", who already had a city named…read moreafter him (Albany), and they came up with this awesome Mexican grocery store with all kinds of trinkets and boots and such. This is a review of the actual store. The taco truck, which sits outside, has very limited hours, and is only open in the summer, so I will do a separate review of that when I finally get to try it. Hopefully Yelp will move the Taco Truck reviews over to the new listing once it exists. The people running it are lovely. The Mexican drinks are dirt cheap and authentic imported. Try all of the Jarritos, or try some of the Mexican coke which is made with real sugar and therefore actually tastes surprisingly... good! You can see from the pictures that the place is full of all kinds of amazing stuff. If you're ever in Medina, you must stop by. It's not a town you'd ever expect such a marvellous extensive Mexican store in, and yet, here it is. I hope they stay in business. I think they're connected to the Monte Alban restaurants in Rochester and the burbs of the 585. And of course if the taco truck is open, stop there and have a taco. You can always call this store and ask if their taco truck is open, and if not, then when. Speaking of tacos, would you like to see mine. Oh wait, I have the other thing. The Chorizo. Well maybe you can put Chorizo in the Taco? That sounds like it would be perfect. Let me know if you're up for it. After all, it's my life. And all the people, so many people, all go hand in hand through their Parklife. Damon "Monte" Albarn told me.