Solid gas station and convenience store in Hendersonville. Clean and reasonably priced. Easy…read moreaccess in and out. I was here in the daytime but my guess is that it doesn't have great lighting at night.

Not really sure how to rate the Mountain Breeze Mart. They've only got a couple of pumps, the…read morestore's not real clean and their main source of revenue seems to be lottery tickets. BUT, they carry the New York Times (which can be hard to find in Jackson County). So--I'll keep visiting at least once a week and I'll try to fill up with gas when I'm there. I need them to stay in business or else I'll be forced to abandon my luddite tendencies and read the paper on-line. Can't have that.

This will be the last bastion of what the south slope once was…read more When the luxury loft apartments take over the warehouses and vacant spaces that line Short Coxe, Biltmore Groceries will stand as a testament to what the South Slope was like before it became a brewery hot spot. This place makes me feel like a kid. It's the exact kind of convenience store I remember going to on long road trips with my parents. Fluorescent lights, linoleum tile, big league chew, and an aroma cigarette smoke, faint.. but ever present, engrained into the very structure of the building. The gas pumps are mainly just for show. This may also be one of the only convenience stores that doesn't carry an ultra selection of high abv local craft brews in 22 oz bottles. They have a couple of six packs for Highland, but it would seem as though the beer distributors haven't found or tend to avoid this spot. One truly unique item they carry here is Budweiser in 8oz cans. Also available are a wide array of gold chains and medallions, gilligan hats with phrases such as "Keep it 100" and "YOLO", and a surprisingly large selection of incense. The owners are highly pleasant people. A wonderful couple. Very sweet, excited to have you in their store. I won't be heading here for supplies before a party or anything... but I will come here for a healthy dose of Southern nostalgia.

I like this little store ....owner is a very cool cat ! His…read morewife is very nice too. !! Great location...easy to get in and out...my only complaint would be the fact that they don't sell gasoline......despite the fact that that they have 2 pumps on the property..

Okay - getting my gas station reviews out of my system…read more.. Hess for some odd reason (and I've noticed this in other cities too) has cheaper fuel prices. Not by a ton, but enough to make you drive a little bit further to this station. Right across the street from Ingles on Smokey Park Highway. Everything is neat and clean. And even if I just need to go use their restroom and not buy gas/snacks, the associates are still nice and friendly. Thusly is my shout out for Hess!

This was actually just a restroom stop. It was very fortunate to find a gas/ convenience store near…read morean interstate highway with clean ones. As I always do when I use the facilities of a business; I made a small purchase. Nice store!

The owners of this establishment are exceptional! I was traveling long distance to a funeral when…read morethe east coast pipeline was shutdown. These wonderful people made sure I had enough fuel to make it to Knoxville, TN. I will always stop and refill if I am traveling that way again. Thank you!!!

It's a really cute market and deli. The food was really good. I had a French dip panini. My husband…read morehad a chipotle chicken panini. Everyone was very friendly and the service was great. Very clean and a lot of health friendly products. They also sell plants. Definitely recommended!

This place has the very best red potato salad I've ever had, period. It's a convenience store with…read morethe things you'd expect to be able to pick up at a gas station, but it has a deli counter! You can get freshly sliced cold cuts, cheese, and other sandwich fixin's, or you can get one made to order. I believe they also had refrigerated steaks. My friend and I were staying at an inn nearby, and realized we hadn't had dinner. Someone mentioned a "little store" around the corner, so we picked up some sandwiches and snacks, and also frozen waffles for the morning. The young man that served us was super helpful and friendly.

We stopped at the gatehouse after exiting the Biltmore estate. It was during Christmas time and the…read moreseasonal displays were very nice. The shop is filled with home goods, ornaments and Biltmore related items but the whole atmosphere came off as quite pretentious to me and the prices reflected that. I did find an adorable little plushie gargoyle that I thought my niece would love but based on my overall experience, I decided against spending any of my hard-earned money here. The staff was technically welcoming but not in a warm or genuine way. I felt like I was being more closely observed than assisted and the older, stiffer employees created an uncomfortable environment. After looking around upstairs, I came down and started perusing the shelves but as soon as I looked up from what I was doing and a staff member saw me she said " your husband is in the restroom". I don't know if that comes off as weird in writing as it felt in person. I didn't ask where my husband was and I wasn't looking for him. I don't know if it was because he was the only non-white person I saw while we were there, but it didn't give the feeling that they were trying to be helpful. The shop is somewhat visually appealing but overpriced overall and definitely lacking the warmth that would make it a place I would ever return to.

Helpful service and great items. Can't wait to come back. They also even answer the phone and are…read morepatient while answering questions. True hospitality.