They cook the chicken and fish to far in advance and it is hard to chew because it is like you are…read morebiting into a piece of dried out rubber. Service is friendly and courteous. The dried out chicken has been a problem since the present owner took over. I can't believe they save that much money by serving a bad product.

NOW I GET IT! First…read moreand very important, people like to say the next generation doesn't like to work. In all fairness, we can't glom all young people in this category. I walked in Lil' Chet's to witness a young man vacuuming the floor, a very kind, patient and broad smiling young lady named Grace who wore the business brand well and then a taller, young man at the cash register and three other younger associates all busy at their post. I always thank people who are working these days but I'll go as far to say these associates were raised right. Bravo to whoever hired so many good workers. Now the Chicken. I walk To the back of the store and there it is.....a trove of fried chicken. I can't tell you how many people I know rave about this fried chicken. They say "it's the best around". I have driven past this place so many times, usually with somewhere to go. This time someone took the wheel and steered me straight in their lot. So I go in to see what all the fuss is about. Grace explained the difference of the chicken selection was. Just to sample, I opted for two thighs and one breast for beef and my wife with a side of sweet mustard. Got home to try it....Rats! I should have bought more.... The chicken was done right. Crispy, not greasy. In fact, if I had to rush out of the house, I know I could turn the doorknob with out washing the grease off my fingers. Breasts were not dry, thighs were tender, better than average in size and the mustard dip had a familiar taste to it but just enough off to make me consider it wasn't store bought and repackaged. So NOW I GET IT! What all the fuss was about. I'll be back for sure.

This is our spot! My husband and I are there a minimum of twice a day each! The staff behind the…read morecounter are always friendly and good for a quick Convo. It's a tad pricey but I prefer paying more for good service. Always our first choice to stop.

If anything, since my last review, the service has gotten much better…read more Their fried chicken is some of the best in the area, as well as their Jojos. Great prices too. They've increased the amount of pre-made food they sell, as well as expanded grocery items to include the basics. A dozen eggs (Sauder's Amish!) was under $2.50. Bonus: You can use a debit card to buy lottery tickets.

Holy great wall of beer! Great selection of many local craft brews and other craft brews. I picked…read moreup some Hi wire I haven't tried yet and some 21st amendment Sully which I couldn't find except in samplers. I will be back, guaranteed!

Came here in a time of need (the pandemic) and they were fully stocked and had everything I…read moreneeded(and more). The beer selection here is great! Highly recommend

I write a review of a convenience store (or, as I'm used to saying, a bodega) just to get the word…read moreout: they have GOOD BEER HERE! A large selection, mostly uncommon breweries (or, at least, unexpected in a place where you can get circus peanuts and spam). Stone, Dogfish Head, Brooklyn, Left Hand, etc. And some not-too-crappy looking wines as well. Who knew? The guy behind the counter is nice, and you'd get the feeling he'd stick up for you if a bunch of drunks came in and started acting inappropriate. Which, I've inferred from his conversation with some customers once, happens on occasion. Also, the inside isn't gross. Always a plus.

I went here to pick up some beer to take to a Super Bowl party tonight. The selection is easily the…read morebest in Tremont. The 6 packs are around $10 to $11 for good beers. They also have Wise potato chips which I only remember being able to get in the western NY, Buffalo area. This is the place to go if you are having people over for a few beers in Tremont.

The Erieview Newsstand is located inside the Galleria building downtown - it's a building that is a…read moreshopping mall inside. I was staying at the Westin Cleveland Downtown Hotel - the hotel does not have a convenience store inside. Asking around, I found that there was a convenience store across the street inside the Galleria building - or whatever it is called. They carry a wide variety of candy, snacks, beverages, as well as some other items. I picked up some cold bottled water, V-8 juice, and some snacks. A short walk from the hotel! #ErieviewNewsstand

I was glad to find a late-hour convenience store open so close to downtown Cleveland. Late-hour,…read morehowever, is a relative term. It was just before 10 p.m. and as I was walking in the attendant, or owner (I am not sure) was walking hurriedly to the door. "I'm closing now," he said in a rushed, semi-annoyed tone. I wanted to respond, "Do you want my money or not?" A quick glance at the posted hours revealed that on this particular night, the shop shut down at 10 p.m. It was about 9:52 - ample time for me to quickly grab what I wanted and go. Also ample time to avoid being accosted at the door. Anyway - this is your standard, run of corner shop with necessary junk food, drinks and trinkets. I found it strange that the shop did not have any chilled wine, but they had the nerve to actually chill wine coolers. Wow. And &8 for a bottle of Sutter Home Wine, one among a very, very small wine selection? Not worth it.

This outfit has a terrible prescription system that constantly makes errors and switches orders…read morebetween stores. I'm moving my rX's to CVS on Lee Road ASAP.

There's always that one worker with zero customer service skills to spoil your shopping experience.read more

This place is about as local convenience store as you can get. When I lose my dog, they know who…read morehe is and always respond "No, I haven't seen him" (not their fault my dog is speedy). They have awesome cheap beer. They have nacho dip. They're selling my neighbor's band's tshirts (JJ Grimm). They have milk when I forget and am cooking something but don't feel like driving over to Dave's. They always open on time and salt their sidewalks. They smoke in there. I've seen the main guy over at the other convenience store on W. 25th in his off hours (he must love conveniencing!). They've waved quarters for me when I don't have change. They never complain when I buy a pack of gum on a credit card. I mean...I could ramble on and on! And on! And on! I don't know what I would do without this place. They offer everything a good sturdy little convenience store should have but they're always pleasant and cool. Cheers, Abbey Market! Cheers!

The guys working here are always friendly. The gyro is pretty darn good for $5.00!!! We used to go…read morehere all the time when I was building the innerbelt bridge.