I've never shopped in the store but I needed gas. After…read morepumping I needed a snack & sweet tea. Since I never stopped in an Ingles before the guy asked if I wanted an Inges Card. He was super nice & even asked the lady in back if she knew if an Inges was in Huntersville or not (since we're moving there). She didn't know so she googled it for me. Very nice staff & very easy transactions both at the both & inside.

It's nice that Ingles Grocery has a gas station, along with a rewards program. Their points…read moreaccumulation is not as good as other programs I've participated in... usually 100 points = 10 Cents off/gallon, in the rest of the world. But, like my grandma used to say, "It's better than a sharp stick in the eye." I'll take it.

For gas it is fin But Do Not go to the car wash here. Has not worked the last two times and they…read morewill not refund your money!!

The history of Home Run Market runs back many years to a Texaco Distributor in the Central…read moreCarolinas. Sometime probably in the later 1990's, they began to diversify with Gas Stations/Convivence Stores which many but not all, had a small Deli associated with it. Gas Stations were either Shell or BP branded although I think there are a couple of AMOCO Stations in the mix. First one I ran into was when they were building Langtree on I-77 at Exit 31. It's a Shell Branded Station and at the time, I was using Shell Gas to keep the Fuel Injectors clean on a Turbo Charged Audi. This one had a deli called Metro Deli which was very good. This Home Run Market is also a Shell Brand but they call the food station, Metro Kitchen. Bought gas here several time but did not try the deli until about a week ago. Again, food is good and generally made to order with quality ingredients. Very good and very quick and very reasonable. Definitely recommend.