Small gas station here on Highway 701. It's a small nondescript an older gas station…read more There are four pumps and a very small basic convenient store inside to P and get a few items. It's $1.89/gallon. It's one of the cheaper gas stations in the last 15 to 20 miles that we've driven along our way to Maryland.

great store service is always wonderful. the store is always neat and friendly.trust me when I say…read morethat's it's truly my favorite store in the loris area!!!

You can't use your rewards at any of the pumps. Many of the pumps you can't even use a credit card…read moreat and you have to go inside. Not convenient at all.

It's a decent gas station to stop at off 74. What I really like about this one is they have multi…read moreperson restrooms. You don't have to wait in line for some rando to finish his business. Now that said, the cleanliness is a little below par. Gas prices are higher but nothing significant. This is normal for gas stations in the middle of nowhere. Service by the folks behind the counter is good. Just watch out for the odd round about getting to the store. It is a little confusing.

These ladies can cook! The highlight of my drive from Wilmington to Charlotte is stopping to get…read morepotato wedges and either corn dogs or fried chicken or sometime both. Love this place!

This is the cleanest gas station/rest stop I've ever been at. Whenever I travel out to the coast, I…read morealways make sure to stop here because of how consistent the cleanliness is.

Nice employees. Nice and clean bathrooms. Good area. Will stop here again. Good snack selection…read more Decent access if you're headed east but will have to cross two lane highway if headed west.

They have one price for gas on their sign but $1 more per gallon on the pump. The pump does not…read moreshow the price per gallon as you pump.

This is a very historic little area along the Little Pee Dee River. Behind the Galivants Ferry…read moreGeneral Store / Sunoco you will find Historic Grist Mill, and Barn. Also behind the general store you will find a Potato and Fertilizer House. Beside the general store you will take a step back in time to a vintage Esso service station. Across the road is the Holliday Farm historic barn. Take a break here and step back in time and enjoy what used to be while getting gas or a drink along your route to or from Myrtle Beach

Just south of Hemingway, SC, where HWY 41 and 51 intersect, sits Mingo Exxon. It's the only…read morebusiness there other than a Quail farm and a few churches. The parking lot is always full of logging trucks, pick ups, 18 wheelers and cars. I usually stop there, to rest and get gas on my way to Hemingway when I visit Scott's BBQ. A friend and I decided to take a motorcycle ride to Hemingway from our homes in Murrells Inlet, understanding that there would be little open for a lunch at the end of our journey. We rode up 51 to Johnsonville, back through Hemingway and headed to Georgetown for lunch. We stopped at Mingo Exxon for a break and I decided to go inside to check it out. I was caught by the incredible aroma of friend chicken. What I found made my mouth water. I wandered to the rear of the store and was surprised to see a counter, a few tables, display case filled with fried goodies and a very friendly staff. The fried chicken looked incredible so we decided to eat here rather than head back into Georgetown. You have a lot of options here too. They have fried chicken, fried pork chops, burgers, fries, potato wedges, onion rings, and even pizza. There is a soda fountain or a huge case with all manner of bottled drinks. I opted for two pieces of white chicken, a breast and wing and the potato wedges. It also comes with a role but if you prefer, you can have two additional wedges instead of the role. I chose the taters as they were breaded, spiced and looked crunchy. The chicken was juicy and tender and the breading, to die for. The potatoes were done to a T and just the right amount of spice and crunch. After enjoying the chicken, went back and ordered one of their fried pork chops. Hand breaded and fried to a crunch, it was as good as their chicken. Pressure cooking gives it a nice moist finish with not as much greasy mess. I wanted to try everything but was satisfied with my lunch, and full. The prices were perfect too. With a bottle of water, the chicken, potatoes and chop, it was just over $7. Not bad for a great meal. My friend had the dark, two piece, chicken platter with a mountain of crisp fries. Both plates were excellent The chicken is hand breaded, and I'm not sure but it tasted like it had been brined and then soaked in buttermilk prior to breading, It is fried to perfection in two large pressure fryers in the huge kitchen. No waiting for food here as they move the constant line with five or six staff that cook and serve. This type of place is truly a tradition here in the South, especially out in logging country. Not only can you get gas here, they have great food, deer corn, groceries, fishing supplies, beer, snacks and just about anything you could want when you are out of town. And did I say, Fried Chicken? I try not to make it a habit of eating in gas stations, but Mingo is a huge exception. The food, service and atmosphere are all very southern and it's a meeting place for the locals. Everyone seems to know each other there and you can feel the warmth of community here. Our lunch was spent with great food, a parade of locals there to take out after church and a steady stream of happy folks. I have had chicken in a lot of places here in the South, but Mingo nailed it. It will no longer be a rest stop, it has become a destination. Philip even took a large order of chicken home, stuffed in his saddlebags. If you follow my choices, and you are down here to visit the Tupperware factory in Hemmingway or just out to shoot some quail, stop in for a bite. You won't be disappointed.

Mingo was an interesting convenience store, with its own little fried chicken restaurant in the…read moreback. Like a lot of things in the area, it hasn't tried to keep up with the times, and I say that in the best way possible. While I wish that the store was a little cleaner, I loved the small-town, divey, throwback feel of both the store and the kitchen section. My chicken tenders and fries weren't particularly great, but everybody else in my party said that their food was great, so I was probably the outlier. While I wouldn't characterize Mingo as a "must-visit," I would say that it's a cool place to stop in if you have a little extra time on your hands.

The store is clean, very accessible to the pumps, ice machine. the beach is around the conner. love…read morethis place.

When we are at the beach we typically stop at this store. So, this policy is new. As usual, the…read morestore was fairly clean and the staff was nice. The problem is that something seems crooked the way they are now running the business. The store does not show any prices on the items on the shelves. Only drinks in the cooler have a posted price. When we asked the staff we were told that management no longer wanted to price the items. When we asked why, we were told they did not know why. When we asked the price of some peanuts the staff per pulled out handwritten notes on notebook paper. Unfortunately it wasn't an item that she had recorded, so she had to scan it. Next, the credit card scanner doesn't display your total amount that you are paying for and a receipt is only available after the items are paid in full. It seemed very shady.

We ended up here because Buc-ee's was crazy busy. Went into the gas station to get me a seltzer…read more Got to the register and was told that there are no sales for alcohol on Sundays. So just so you all are aware... no road trip spirits.

Hydrogen peroxide applied. The foam is a chemical boiling of bacteria, viruses, and fungal…read morecontaminants. I am not sure what the up close picture is. It could be mucus.? But what is the other close up against the wall? It's not about whT people do in a shower. It is about how persons entrusted for our safety, fail.