70 Mile General Store is convenient when camping nearby. However I will drive the extra mile to…read moreLone Butte or 100 Mile. The reason for this, I made a purchase of $6.19. I was charged 18.19 due to the previous customers purchases somehow being added to my bill. The cashier at the time could not figure out how to do a refund. I returned the next day to talk to her boss, and he assured me he had refunded it to my card. We are from the coast and I had no access to my online account. Once home I checked and the refund was not made. Not a large amount but not good enough that the refund could not be done at the time of purchase. Staff should be taught how to make transactions and refunds if working on the cash register. My mistake too, for not checking my bill before paying!! Lesson learned!

The general stores in this area are a lot of fun to visit…read more They are often hubs of the area, drawing in locals with its one stop shopping approach to life, similar to a mini Costco. Inside there is even a little cafe area with small tables, nice! And after doing some shopping, feel free to browse the liquor section for something to take home. This is the kind of place that I could hang out for a few years at. Satisfying.

Love this store. The staff are friendly, helpful and professional. Prefer this store over others in…read morearea as the staff here makes the difference!

This is a nice store with plenty of options and well stocked shelves. We dealt with a store manager…read morethat would bend over backwards to accommodate. We also ran across a few very helpful individuals and one totally useless boob. It happens. Unfortunately, their meat department is screaming for help. The selections weren't there, some product was old and required rotation, but it just wasn't anywhere near where other meat producers are. They have good deals on certain items. Other than that, the prices are very high. Stick with the items on sale as much as possible. Maybe another grocer for your weekly staples. 09/22

Had some great fish and chips here. All of there batter, coleslaw and tartar sauce is homemade…read more Staff is very friendly Will be eating here again!

Earlier this week I questioned whether or not a Petro Canada station was the best place to stop…read more After today's experience at Chevron, I admit I was wrong. You're much better off at 7-11/Petro Canada than here. I'm not blaming the attendant for the mishap with my credit card or my credit union. But he could've shown more empathy towards me and realized, the guy is from another country with limited cash on him. I'll bet he's worried. Even a sympathetic "Don't worry, it'll get straightened out." Would've been nice. Instead I got threats of him notifying police and blocking my car in it's place. He even wanted to confiscate my driver's license. Three things happened. Within 20 minutes of finding out my card was locked, my cousin Jerry showed up with $75 cash (and proceeded to verbally rip this fellow a new ass). Then my credit union called to inform me the lock on my card was lifted...charge your little heart out. Lastly, we walked out of Mr. Asshat's mart leaving roughly $50 of yummies on his counter for him to restock. Including frozen cokes. It doesn't matter to me what they charge for gas or the snacks because I have no respect for this place. I'm surprised we were actually allowed to use the bathroom, which by the way was a disgusting nightmare. Since we've already gassed up, we're headed toward the Red Apple to check out the snacks. Then taking Jerry to lunch! 09/22

Always best customer service and best fuel in town. This station is not big like other new stations…read morebut offer decent number of stuff. New EV chargers are free for now and best in town. I always stop on my way from PG to Kelowna.

This is probably the worst choice for fuel in 100 Mile House area. They tend to be higher in price…read moreand they maintain it longer than the rest. First off there are two businesses here. A 7/11 convenience store and Petro Canada gas station. Hence the reason I stop here. Most petro stations make their profit in the store not at the pump. Because of guys like me. I can grab soft drinks, snacks, chips, sandwiches and even coffee in an emergency situation (meaning Tim's is closed). They have restrooms and fairly nice folks to assist you. As of this writing gas prices are all within pennies of each other around here, so for me it was a no-brainier. I filled the tank, grabbed all my snacks and a slurpee. 09/22

The food and drinks were amazing with huge portion sizes, and with the large sizes came a high bill!read more

What a treasure to find on our way through the area! We had a group of 5 and we all got different…read morebreakfast items (biscuit sandwich, Amish oatmeal, traditional breakfast, breakfast wrap, soup) and they were all great. They serve lunch during breakfast hours, too. Good coffee. Wonderful baked goods. I didn't try them but it looks like they had some nice variety of gluten-free baked goods. Extremely friendly and helpful staff.

I love checking out boutique stores and cafes so my stop at this place was delightful…read more Personal Handy touches could be observed for every thing in store like the jams and sauces prepared, ceramic pottery to paintings for sale ( maybe it was by local artist) Tiny but compact kitchen hidden by a cloth curtain. Menu comprised of daily soup, fresh baked banana bread and other bakery items with good collection of caffeinated drinks.

Best coffee shop in 100 Mile House! Way better than any Tim Horton's mud water.read more