Short story. My wife and I frequently shop here. This morning I made a purchase, went outside,…read morecame back a few minutes later to ask a question and some rude shrew yelled at me that they don't have time for that. I told her that she was very rude. I also told her that I was a customer, and she responded, so what?. Complaint filed with corporate after I calmed down. The proper response would have been, "I'm sorry, but we are busy now. Can you come back later?".

Turkey Hill is an "oh crap, I forgot the ..." kinda store. Everything is always overpriced, never…read morethe freshest, and the selection is about as good as a 1980's Russian supermarket. The help is always some sort of cast off from the Jerry Springer Show with a heavy dose of apathy. This one is no different. I yearn for a corner market. Sigh

This is what they call a legacy store. It is old, tired and smaller than the new shiny stores. It's…read morenot new and fancy. It's the kind of store you might drive by and never give a second thought. However, it would be shame to do so. I stopped here out of necessity, not necessarily choice, and I was amazed. This store is clean! Outside trash cans were clean and empty. Parking lot was picked up and well marked. The restrooms were shiny, clean and sanitary. The coffee bar was neatly and completely stocked with a great variety of options and flavors. Every coffee was fresh and selections were numerous. The coffee bar was clean. The coolers were clean, floors were clean, and shelves were fronted and well stocked. The manager was there and I complimented her on her hard work. She and another employee explained how they take pride in their store and in the safety of their food service. Their thoughts were genuine and borne out of a desire to provide quality food service to their customers. Though this store is a chain convenience store, it is run with the pride and care congruent with a family business. If you are a fan of Turkey Hill, this is one worth putting on your list of places to shop.

Those poor employees!They looked so frazzled with the manager. Reminds me of a micronarssacistread more