What in the ever living heck? I walked into this place thinking it was a Shell gas station…read moreconvenience store, and stepped into a huge grocery store slash restaurant. I later learned that it's a Shell gas station IGA grocery store hybrid. It looks very unassuming from the outside, but it's almost bordering on a gourmet grocery (or gourmet for the area). I visited mostly for the restrooms, which they don't have many of (only two stalls), but it's fine. Walking around, they have aisles of groceries -- almost everything you could need. They also have a frozen section, a "beer cave," lots of snacks for the road, coffee and other stuff. There's also a chicken restaurant inside, with lots of tables to sit and eat there. The store was clean and very organized, and it was a pleasant experience to visit.

Stood and waited, nobody ever came to ask what we'd like. Had an employee walk straight past us and…read moremake eye contact and walk to the back to work and never said a word about customers standing and waiting. Ill wait until they have better employees to go back. Not dealing with rude kids.

What does one do when in Kentucky? Go seeking bourbon, obviously. Not being familiar with the area,…read morethis was the first option that cropped upon a quick Google search so this is where we went. My friends, who have no appreciation for almost any sort of liquor, sent me in alone. I pretty much zeroed in on the bourbon selection and didn't spend much time looking at anything else. I was a little disappointed that the selection of bourbon was fairly standard for any liquor store in the general midwest vicinity. Prices were standard. Service was amiable enough. Everything looked clean and organized.

The guys there are awful and very unprofessional. Your best bet is to go down the road to Cave…read moreCountry Liquors. They're much better and nicer ppl.

We found clean bathrooms with Easy access from 65North…read more Though it was a busy station at mid-day, no trouble doing a pit stop within our 15 minutes stop window.

love this store and it's employees. Great selection of products, open 24 hours and always greeted…read morewith a friendly hello. Their rewards program is awesome earning free drinks, discounts, and especially the cents off a gallon on gas. The hot food and deli items are made fresh daily and are delicious. My favorite daily stop.

Good gas prices, crazy busy. Bathrooms were clean. Easy on and off access to I-65. Customer service…read morewas quick.

This is the second Love's RV Spot we stayed at.l. The first one, in Hampshire, IL was wonderful…read more FHU, close to store and had an Arby's! Unfortunately, this one is only electric and water, but there is a dump station. Don't plan on using that as other reviews said it was difficult to maneuver with a Class A. We'll hafta wait till next stop. We got in late, got electric and water hooked up only to find the water didn't work in our spot. I reserved Spot #4. Also, the cement pad is not level at all and took both our passenger side tires were off the ground. Back down they went and we refrained from opening the slides. Thank god we can still use our bed with the slide closed. There is a KOA down the road. If we're ever out this way again, we might try that.

Great service, great staff and very laid back and welcoming. The pharmacy is very quick and…read moreefficient as well.

From the owner: Walgreens is a trusted and convenient local health destination that millions of Americans rely on…read moreevery day. Our founder, Charles R. Walgreen Sr., was known for finding new ways to connect with customers on a personal level and treating each person like a guest in his own home. For over a century, we have expanded that personal connection through our network of neighborhood pharmacies and our innovative health services and products. The foundation for all of this is our trusted pharmacy expertise, and our team members who provide essential care that helps people achieve better health outcomes at an affordable cost.

This time Bi-Rite was closed (Sunday) and DG Market was open. So we did peek at DG Market - meat…read moreselection was poor, so back to the Save A Lot. Picked up spare ribs at less than $3/lb. Today T-Bones were $5.99/lb - thinking about it for later in the week. Plenty of chicken drumsticks for about $1/lb. Good enough selection to get by on other basics to knock everything off the list while it is raining and get back home. UPDATE: Stopped in again and grabbed t-bones (found a pack that was closer to porterhouse than t-bone with bigger tenderloin portion). Reasonable size packs with two steaks between $10 and $15. On the return visit - also saw the last chance markdown cart up front with candy that was past their best by dates, all under a $1. Grabbed some Sweet Tart ropes and Crunch bar. UPDATE: It's close to where we're staying so we popped back in as we decided to cook again. This time beef at $5/lb for pot roast and a reload on snacks and soda. Decided on this option over $8/lb ribeyes and $1.79 pork chops (and even cheaper drumsticks).

On Dec. 22, I did my shopping and went up to Lane 4 because the light was on. Suddenly, I hear the…read morecashier in Lane 3 call out to me: "Get over here!" in a very rude tone. I went to Lane 3 and said I thought Lane 4 was open because the light was on. The cashier, Lillian, snapped back: "Yeah, I dunno where she is." I saw signs for a free turkey giveaway and since I had already put my name in, I wonder when the drawing would be held. I asked Lillian, who said with an attitude: "I don't have a clue." Then she called over, loudly, to the cashier on Lane 3 (who had returned) and asked if they had any slips for the turkey drawing. I explained I had already put my name in and Lillian looked rather perturbed, as if why I was asking about it if I'd already put my name in. I paid for my things and left. I got to where the shopping baskets are by the entrance and I hear Lillian shout after me that: "I think we have 2 or 3 more turkeys left!" I'm not accustomed to being yelled at so I just ignored her. I had just started going back to this particular Save-A-Lot store after it was remodeled and I was told they no longer played country music. I started coming back in the beginning of December with my mom who wanted to check out the store as well. We both loved the store, but both found Lillian quite rude. The first time we went, my mom and I were in the back of the store, in the meat department, and we heard Lillian shout from the front of the store: "It's spittin' snow!" I mentioned to my mom how glad I was not to have a sleeping child with me. Lillian might have been enthused about some flurries, but she should learn some self-discipline. When my mom and I were checking out, Lillian yelled at my mom that "the grocery baskets don't go there!" (My mom was in the process of putting hers on the floor under the beginning of the conveyer belt like most stores let you put them.) As Lillian checked us out, I mentioned to my mom how happy I was that they got rid of the country music and were playing something better. Lillian (who I was not talking to,) chimed in with: "Really? I wish they'd play somethin' else." My mom and I both found Lillian not only nosey, but rude, disrespectful and unprofessional. When I got back home from a solo-trip to Save-a lot on the morning of Dec. 22, I called and spoke to the store manager about Lillian's behavior. I told her about Lillian ordering me to "Get over here!" and how Lillian didn't have a clue about the turkey contest despite working there, and some of Lillian's other behavior seen by my mom and I. The manager, a young lady, seemed very nice and mentioned she had been manager of the store for only two months thus far. The manager told me that she had gotten complaints about Lillian's behavior in the past, especially about her yelling at people. The manager also mentioned that many of their customers were used to Lillian. I told the manager that just because customers were used to Lillian's behavior that doesn't make it right. I had been in retail for over 30 years and how Lillian's behavior was inexcusable. The manager said they had several visiting managers in the store that day and that they would all speak to Lillian about her behavior. I went into the Cave City Save-a lot on Dec. 28th, not expecting to see Lillian ever again. There was another cashier who checked me out and I inquired about Lillian. The cashier told me that Lillian had requested the day off. I was shocked that the manager hadn't let Lillian go, especially since she told me that Lillian had other complaints about her. And they were playing country again in the store, leading me to believe they started playing it again to keep Lillian happy. I'll be going to another Save-a-lot....

great little store has everything u need and very friendly people.helped me find what I neededread more