Free items in 2023 Perfect customer service…read more Perfect ambiance Everything else!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?!!!+!!

They are always so nice and it's a great place to get little lunches and snack foods. I am highly…read moreaddicted to their egg rolls. Like, it's becoming a problem, they are so crunchy, yummy and interferes with my stupid keto diet.... I can't even help myself!

Rude employees, way overpriced. Abuser of the community. Outdated food on shelves. Slow service,…read morebathrooms filthy.

Yummy pizza, kids loved it and we'll be back. We order breadsticks, cheese and pepperoni pizza,…read morecreate our own and salad.

Mary the Cashier was wonderful and full of laughter. Very nice experience there and had everything…read moreI was looking for.

Small corner grocery/convenience store with liquor and lottery…read more Super friendly. Wouldn't miss the rotisserie sausage, it's Awesome!!

This establishment has always been a pleasure to visit, especially late of an evening. The staff…read moreare top notch! Lamentably, they seem to have had some trouble with riff raff and no longer are open late. But it's a cool cellar shop right near Amway et al. with a great selection and exceptional personnel.

I absolutely love this store !! Such great staff, they always remember me when I come in and have a…read morejoke to crack, the best service, smiles and selection of drinks!! 10/10

With the lack of good pizza options in the area, I found this place on Apple Maps and thought I'd…read moregive it a try. It is, in fact, a tiny "general store" that is inconspicuous and easily missed. It sits right on a two-lane coastal "highway," barely 1/4 mile from Lake Michigan, but would just as likely be found in some backwater Alabama swamp (not an insult, just an ambience). They have a small deli in the back and the young unassuming young guy making pizzas and other baked goods. He seemed nice, albeit so what suspicious. There was also a quintessential old farmer-type playing lottery scratch-offs by scratching off the barcode without actually playing the game on the front, then communicating with the cashier woman on a first name basis (Sarah). What a weird experience. I'm always interested in the colorful characters these tiny little towns and their stores. The pizza? Some of the best I've found south of Holland. The sauce had a hint of sweetness, and the crust had a couple of semi burnt bubbles that added to the delicious crunch of the crust. The taste may not be worthy of a five, but certainly a Midwest tiny-town-in-the-middle-of-nowhere five, and certainly worth a visit for pizza, miscellaneous baked goods... or beer, wine, and lottery.

Practically had to beg to be waited on. Food was great but experience with staff was so very…read moredisappointing. And we were the only ones there at the time.