This started out as a great little station to get pure petrol, but it is slowly degrading in…read morequality. While I am still thankful to have access to pure petrol, the pumps have a 50/50 chance of not being in service, and the chances of having your receipt print out at the pump without walking in to the store to retrieve it has the same low chances...

I asked for 2 orders of curly fries and two orders of spicy chicken strips and only received 1…read moreorder of curly fries and the 2 Orders of strips and unfortunately the curly fries were so hard that it cut the roof of my mouth but other than that this place always has Friendly faces and I enjoy going here but they do need to work with their employees on repeating food orders out to there customers to make sure things are correct and their getting everything they asked for and learn correct cooking times and when to throw out the food that has been sitting out to long

Tommy (RIP) was a really nice old guy, who ran a great business. His son Steve took over the…read morebusiness years ago, and is doing the same bang up job his Dad did. Tommy's is a truly small town grocery store, and butcher shop. You either love Tommy's or hate it. I love it because it brings back a lot of good memories for me from childhood. My Mom and Grandma shopped at Tommy's and my favorite part of the shopping trip was always that Tommy would give me a slice of ham, and a slice of cheese, and I always got a sack full of penny candy - yes PENNY! Fast forward many years and I ended up grocery shopping there, and taking my kids there. The penny candy was a thing of the past, and so was the free ham and cheese, but the store is still a really charming place with its wobbly wheel baskets old wood floors, and old thyme counter that says "no credit" back in the day they allowed people to run a tap - it was just on the honor system that too a thing of the past! I guess some things have to change over time, I'm just glad not every thing changes! I hope Tommy's stays around!