I ordered a personal white pizza and it's delicious! It was still hot and fresh. The garlic aioli…read morethey use is bursting with flavor. The crust was perfectly cooked with just the right amount of crispiness.

I usually get my mocha mint from the dispenser to the left when you walk inside and it's always…read moreperfect. This time I mobile ordered and it wasn't great. Yet, the breakfast sandwich was pretty good! It doesn't really look like the picture but I still enjoyed it. Staff were pretty nice, too.

Top notch- buy all my beer here. The staff is fast, reliable, and knowledgeable. Owner is always…read moreopen to what he should have stocked.

I was today year's old when I discovered this place! Love the convenience of a drive thru mini mart…read moreright in Oakley. Great variety of beverages and snacks and a few other limited items. Easy to find and fast friendly service. Appreciated that it was well lit also.

Would love to give this place 0 stars. They are so so rude, and honestly I am getting so tired of…read moreIndian owned stores. They all have expired stuff, and are terrible with dealing with customers. I miss the old days when business were run properly.

This well stocked convenience store sells beer, soda, magazines, deli meats and cheeses, cigarettes…read moreand tobacco products, frozen foods, candy and more. Next door, there is a liquor store owned by the same people who run Churchill. Prices for most of the goods are pretty reasonable and the staff is proficient. While this is just a pretty standard quickie-mart, I'm giving Churchill an extra star for its huge energy drink selection. They must carry at least thirty different varieties of caffeine-riddled beverages. Since I'm energy drink junkie, they get a boost in my book.

First went in, the short lady black hair at counter just didn't care, we had to ask what the change…read morewas going on the pump twice because she barely spoke and a bag to put everything in and that seemed to be an issue. We stopped in for snacks and gas but I had went back in to grab a cigar. She barely looked for what I asked for first then didn't even attempt when I asked for something else in that brand (blk) but finally managed with a black and mild. She didn't even attempt to give me my change. I stood there for a second before saying don't worry about the change. It was only 5 cents but the atmosphere she brings to the store makes new people not to return if that's what's allowed. Employees that don't care!

The best crew around! You feel like family there! The only place for me to stop and have a nice…read moreconversation with the workers.

This is pretty good for a convenience store. There aren't any gas pumps, so it's more of a quick…read morerun-in shop. They have a good selection of snacks, some frozen foods, and plenty of alcohol, including craft beers in cans, along with the typical gas station-style snacks. The staff has always been nice, and it's never too busy, which makes it a convenient stop when you're in a hurry. They also sell firewood and propane if you're looking to get some camping supplies for East Fork.

If there is no deadline for the day on submitting scratch off numbers (can be redeemed and sold at…read moreany hour) if a store is open for another 40min, is it appropriate for the employee behind the counter to tell a daily customer (regularly asked/offering out of courtesy, wait for the line to go down before we redeem and purchase tickets, and politely waiting sometimes 20-30 min for that to happen, along with regularly tipping the employee probably more than they make an hour) sorry, can't accommodate the transaction because I already counted for the day.... You're open another 40min, take the 10 min it might take to recount after one more transaction. Definitely not accommodating the request to wait for the line to go down, after already waiting my turn in line, again. At least not for this particular person. Along with possibly switching my daily stop over to Amelia carry out instead. Spend a lot of money in Sam's and show a lot of not required patience for that to happen the ONE time it might inconvenience the person behind the counter... and am confident it's not encouraged by Sam because been there at the same time when his son is behind the counter without being turned away.

Everything about this Truck Stop just screams TRUCK STOP! It is clean, the service is extremely…read morepersonable, and the food is outstanding! It has been a long time since I have been to a Truck Stop, but this place was worth the wait. Oh. By the way. Two more things. If you feel like a challenge. You can take the Biscuits and Gravy challenge. I wasn't man enough. However I saw there Wall of Fame and there is no way I could ever complete it. The last thing is they have a Blackberry Cobbler that is as good I have ever had. No kidding. It's worth the trip just for the Cobbler!

Never thought I'd be reviewing a truck stop, but this is my second time here and the food is just…read moreso darned good! (breakfast) We were travelling back to Indy from a weekend in Covington, had a very expensive dinner at a very disappointing top of the City restaurant. Truly enjoyed Kennetts breakfast down home home made cooking as my break the bank dinner left me hungry. The servers here are so friendly and laid back, yet efficient, never an empty coffee cup. Food takes a bit longer than normal but It's WELL worth the wait!

This is the most amazing Kroger ever. Me and my friend Aiden Ross went in her because we needed…read morepotassium we were short and didn't have enough money and Mathew bought us bananas. He will get the coolest person ever award

Huge Kroger always packed with terrible parking. Annoying musicians playing to Karens drinking at…read morethe wine bar. They literally announce calls waiting for customer service at blasting volume every 10 seconds over the PA. You can't even think because it is so loud and annoying. You overpay for all your food. The carts are all janky. You scan your own items at checkout while some idiot stands there watching you and points out how you're not doing their job right. Wait for an eternity at the deli. Did I mention it's so crowded and Kaye's out weird that you will be running into people with your carts? Anxiety ridden consumerism at its worst. Use their pickup option instead and avoid this place!

I usually gas at Costco but for nearby gas stations close to my home, this is my go to. It's easy…read moreaccess to get in and out of, free air for your tires, gas is cheaper, they sell lottery, and the inside is really clean. My friends from work rave about the food. I have not yet to try but will definitely partake in that next time. It's not nowhere near Buc-ee's but I like them better than most gas stations.

Five for the people...one star for the system…read more Pull into one of these mega gas-station/fast-food/coffee/convenience-store hybrids and you usually expect three things: slow service, mediocre food, and a staff that looks like they just lost a fantasy football bet. Well... two outta three ain't bad. The service? Shockingly upbeat. Friendly. Encouraging. Practically rooting for me to order more like a personal trainer who works at a fryer. Credit where due -- the crew is doing a great job. But the system they're trapped in? Oof. Ordering a single chicken sandwich took over 15 minutes... at 11 PM... with nobody else ordering. That's not a staffing issue -- that's a process designed by someone who thinks "efficiency" is a government committee that meets quarterly to discuss the definition of "soon." I watched. The three workers never stopped being productive on their directed tasks. Great people. Bad design. Great people! As Dr. Edwards Demning founder of quality used to say, "99.9 of the time is the process not the line workers/people" The chicken sandwich itself? Flavor layering isn't bad -- but the bun arrives at that magical temperature known as "left on a windowsill in February." Here's the real tragedy: this place should be printing money. Fantastic location. Tons of traffic. But management runs it like a subsidized public works project instead of a business. You can practically hear the TIF funding paperwork rustling in the background that the local Union Township trustees prolly got on their knees to fluster about in front of the investors all while customers age in line. With smarter food systems workflow, profits here could easily double. Instead, it's a gimmick operation trying to keep up with the giant 100-pump behemoths that rhyme with Suckees -- except those guys run like a Swiss watch on espresso. My advice: Order early... or bring a novel. Or just drive to a next door fast-food place and experience the radical concept of "fast." But hey -- what do I know? I've only written about 700 yelp reviews and a few books on growth systems that could fix this food profits loser. Good luck, franchisees. You're doing your part. Now let's hope the franchisor eventually shows up and does theirs.