This is a fun country convenience store. They have all the usual suspects, fuel, coffee, drinks,…read moreand bathrooms. Also a lot of local produce and some local baked products. Store is clean and the coffee is decent. There is a deli counter but I didn't see a menu. We've gotten the breakfast biscuits before and they were okay. We look forward to stopping at this store. Always an interesting place to spend a few minutes.

I always find something interesting in here no matter what. They sell worms and have a small…read moreselection of hooks and other tackle which is nice. Everyone here is always very friendly and has a smile. During the summer they have a lot of fresh produce outside. They have the usual beer selection and have a decent mix of cooking/camping needs.

This Sheetz is tiny but mighty. It had pretty much everything you want in a Sheetz: gas, snacks,…read moreand a clean bathroom. Bonus points because the cashier was super nice. It did not offer all of the same snack options as most locations but that's just because the place is so small.

We came here to gas up and use the restrooms. The restrooms were clean. I was going to order some…read morefood (you can do that at Sheetz) but for gas station food, it was expensive to me. Maybe it's well worth it. If so, guess I missed out. I did buy some sour candy... that's my vice. I looooove sour candy! Whew! The service was fast and friendly. This particular location is near the interstate and close to restaurants.

We love visiting this market when in town!!! It's the perfect place to stop for snacks, drinks and…read moreprovisions for your stay in town. They have TONS of wine, lots of beer in the cooler, unique snacks, jams and honeys, etc. we always find yummy things and have never gotten something bad from here! Love this place, we'll be back!

Love this market! They have everything one could need, from fancy cheeses to delicious snacks and…read morewine. The key lime pie from the bakery case was AMAZING! Perfectly tart but also sweet. The PEACH! Had the best white peach from here as well. Overall really enjoyed stopping by here!

This place is a small family owned business and consists of a gas station and country store like…read morethe old fashioned general store that sold everything and everyone knows everyone locally. Deli: There is a deli and they serve Hunts Bros Pizzas, hot wings, Subs, sandwiches and have Deli meats sold by the pound. Convenience store: They have everything from soda, ice cream, limited fresh produce, dairy, school supplies, hardware items, etc. Country Store: Horse and Chicken Feed. They are open Monday thru Saturday from 6am til 9pm and Sundays 2pm til 9pm.

No complaints with getting gas and items inside the convenient store. Gas in Jonesville tends to be…read moreon par or cheaper than surrounding areas, so I felt good to fill up. I noticed they had 2 EV charging stations in their parking area with Duke Energy logos on them, and with an easy on/easy off from I-77, this is a good place to fill up at.

We needed to stop. Gas prices were not competitive like everywhere else on the road. Snacks were…read moreavailable, they wore masks and it was clean! The bathroom had to be the cleanest! I was impressed!!!!

I needed breakfast early on a Sunday morning and there was nothing between Damascus and Elkins…read morelisted. Cowboys had great fluffy buttery Hardee's style biscuits. We got tenderloin, chicken, & sausage. They were fast and delicious!

I eat breakfast here every time I visit, which is about a half dozen times a year. I always get the…read morebiscuit and gravy platter with two fried eggs and bacon. They have a nice dining area decorated with pictures of the Appalachian Trail, which is a five-minute walk from the parking lot.

We decided to check out the Park Vista Diner to grab some food as we ventured West into Tennessee…read more When we arrived, we saw the Watson General Store and decided to check it out before going to the diner for lunch. There was only one other person inside and they were tending the store. We were able to talk with her for a while and learned some interesting historical information about the property. She was very friendly and welcoming and we enjoyed talking with her. The store was built in 1902 and operated by the Watson family for many years. It unfortunately was lost to time and had fallen into disrepair, but the little Parkway general store is finally now resurrected and reopened as a local gathering place/ provisional store! They opened February 23, 2025 and intend to be open year round. Located just steps away from the Blue Ridge Parkway. The general store was also the location for the post office for Beng (Benge), NC. from 1902 to 1952. The general store was the gathering place for the locals. The town however has been lost to history. They now serve coffee in addition to the essentials and some gift items they provide. The front part is a little sitting area with numbered coffee cups on the wall for the locals. In the rear of the store you can still see the post office area. We picked up a few items and wish them the best of luck. This was a really cool stop learning about some of the history.

Very very good wings, sweet chili is my favorite! Probably my favorite in town. Pizza from what…read moreeveryone else says is very good just not my cup of tea.

When you pull up to this gas station in rural Davie County, the last thing that goes through your…read moremind is "I want to eat some Italian food here". Well, you would be surprised to find that the food here is actually pretty good. The pizzas are made fresh. A lot of the Italian dishes are made from scratch. You can see the cook in the front making your food. It is a pleasant surprise to say the least. FYI, Crossroads Mart is the name of the gas station. You will also see references to The New Yorker Pizza which I believe is a franchise for the restaurant side. Summary - New York style pizzas - Good Italian food including pastas, calzones, spaghetti, and alfredo dishes - Subs, cheese steaks, burgers and hot dogs for those who want something else - There is NO official web site, but you can find "The New Yorker Pizza" menus on the web. - You can't order online, which sucks. You have to call in your order if you are carrying out or having it delivered. - They do deliver for free if the order is over a certain amount - There are a few booths if you want to eat inside the gas station - The pizza prices are higher than the chains but they do have specials you can take advantage of If you find yourself just south of Mocksville on US 64 then I highly recommend Crossroads Mart (AKA The New Yorker Pizza)