One of the only things you'll find around here Martyville is basically a must do stop. It's small…read moreand quaint and you may not have high expectations. They serve breakfast until 9:15, we walked in a 9:10 but they made us breakfast with a smile. I ordered a sausage and egg biscuit, and they we got 2 chicken biscuits, 1 bacon biscuit, 2 sides of bacon, 4 gatorades and 1 water for $20. They went back to the grill, whipped it up in a few minutes, and then we sat down in the back to eat. It was great. Definitely one of the top gas station breakfasts I have ever eaten. If this was in my home town I would be found here most mornings.

RUDE!!! And dare I say racist. I was here on business just passing through and needed to grab…read moresomething. Was looking for help and went to customer service and no one was there. So I conveniently found a manager (the store manager) and she was all 3ft of attitude. I just wanted help. Thank you Donna for making me feel so "welcome" in your store! I ended up not purchasing anything due to how disrespected I felt.

Terrible service today...terrible as in NO SERVICE". Twelve people in line to check out and only…read moreone register open. I finally left my full basket sitting in the middle of the line and left. Totally unsatisfactory.

Wonderful fried chicken! "Who needs KFC...no...really.... Best fried chicken around!…read moreWe had a large group so ordered a day ahead and ready for us to pick up...It was a big hit and prices are very reasonable!

Recently bought 2 whole country hams for gifts. The sales person was very helpful helping us choose…read morewhat we needed. Will definitely shop with them again.

This little building is packed with a variety of food items. You can get frozen, restaurant quality…read morefoods, fresh breakfast sausage, cheeses and lots of pantry staples. I was the manager of a business that also served food. I took over and revamped the entire menu and used several items from Suitor's. The most popular item was the whole ribeye loin. I sliced the steaks in house and I grilled them over a pit of lava rock. The steaks were always high quality with very little fat issues. Their own brand of breakfast sausage is sold in local grocery stores and is hard to find it in stock a lot of times.

Same location but no longer called Burton One Stop, new name is Martyville @ Burton. Go figure…read more However they are still serving pre-made and ala cart meals. Food is good and it's the closets civilization to Piney Grove, COE, camp grounds with food, supplies (basic) and fuel. Believe it or not their fuel prices were incredibly lower than the surrounding bigger cities.