We stopped here for gas after dinner. It was kind of busy but there were gas pumps available. The…read morepumps were clean and we had no issues paying at the pump. I didn't go inside but it looked to be a decent size store. This gas station was easy to get to and well lighted. We really appreciated this as it was night time when we stopped here. I've never heard of this gas station chain before but it seems to be popular in this area.

Five Star GAS STATION! Yes, gas station!…read moreWalked in for a simple coffee. Just a coffee. That's it. Coffee. It was cold. Coffee warms me up. I walked into a STORE with all the amenities anyone could ever want! All sorts of coffee and ways to make it Fancy! Donuts...fresh...and cheap after 5pm! .69cent Beverages galore including F'Real Shakes! Milk! Of course! Various sundries. Snacks. Friendly customer service clerks! And then there is the Weigels Kitchen! What!!!!???? Kitchen? Pannini's? Yes. Pizza? Yes. Burgers? Yes Fries? Yes. All sorts of hot and fresh items. To top it off, you order through a computer kiosk which makes ordering easy and accessible for people of all abilities! Thank you Weigels for making your brand new store Top-Notch. Setting the bar in Knoxville for service and convenience!

This is one of my favorite Kroger's in the area. They're always well stock, clean and the staff is…read morefriendly and helpful. I like that they have organic produce that looks fresh and well stocked.

The Kroger cashiers are some of the rudest cashiers in Sevierville…read more Today is the 3rd or 4th time the cashiers complained about our use of the grocery bags on the items we bought. Today the guy on the cash register asked why we bag our items with the grocery bags. Does Kroger employees go to health safety training? It is also raining and we do not want our food rained at and get ruined by the rain water specially the dry goods since the molds will form on the dry goods. I never heard any complaint from the Publix cashiers. They are all very courteous and polite to their customers. If the cashiers find it inconvenient to scan our groceries, why work there?

It's like almost every other small gas station. They sell newspapers, alcohol, lottery tickets,…read moremedicine,hot food, and random groceries. This place has marathon gas and I believe the owner's name is Sam and he is the only male I've ever seen work there. It used to be better than it is now. They used to have shelves stocked up better and it didn't look like a cracker box store. They don't do their deli food on Sundays so don't ask. They only do debit and credit card transactions if the total is over $5.

Visited this place and they were simply amazing. Haven't received such good customer service at a…read moreConvenience Stores in years. Very friendly, helpful staff and clean store. Restrooms were clean too!!

Absolutely PHENOMENAL food. Staff was extremely friendly, bathrooms were squeaky clean, merch was…read morevery high quality,and the building was HUGE. We will be coming back to Buc-ee's!

The amount of options to get from this gas station is INSANE!!! Spent about an hour in here…read more Clothes feel good food was good, even the toys!!

Nice gas station to stop and refill the tank and yourself as well. Cheapest gas we saw for miles.read more

Love the Hot dogs!! The rest of the menu is pretty good but does seem that the quality has dropped…read morein the recent years.

The Aldi in Sevierville, TN, located at 538 Winfield-Dunn Pkwy, is a popular, large, and…read morewell-regarded store known for low prices on groceries and specialty items, often praised for its cleanliness and friendly staff. It operates daily from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM, features wide aisles, and requires a quarter for cart use.

I shop at Aldi on Westport Road and I really like shopping at Aldi. I always like going down to the…read moreAldi fines and seeing what they have new the customer service reps are usually really really nice and I can find a few things that are interesting to try so their producers awesome. Their meat is really really good so go check out Aldi. You never know what you're gonna find there.

I'm so glad you dont need a membership to shop here. I was looking for Rich's soft top since Dutch…read moreBros wont sell you a carton of their softtop and on Amazon they come in a pack of 12. This store is very similar to "Smart N Final" that we had back in California. The items are in huge bulk especially spices. The employee there was also super sweet. Will definitely come back. Prices are very reasonable for what you get.

This is the far worst Food Service store, We are opening a…read morecouple of Brand franchise in TN and wanting to see what this store has, we walked in and this guy with a stain on his face was standing in the aisle and we asked him "Excuse me Sir do you work here and he replied there are other 5 of us go and ask them, Guy next to him even said why don't you answer. Listen buddy even if you are manager doesn't matter. You're just a drop in a bucket against many other better Food Service industry who take pride in Excellent customer service. Thanks but no thanks I won't even spend a dime here not only customer service is bad but their prices are higher as well, Customers do your own thorough research and due diligence before spending your hard earned money to this store. go to other wholesale big box stores in the area will save you more money. STAY AWAY

if anyone gets gas at ingles on kingston pike and the lenoir city ingles gas stations be aware !!!…read morei have had my money stolen off my card from pumps being hacked !!! this makes 2 times this has been done!!! i will never get gas from ingles anymore ! be aware of using debit cards especially !!!

Can only comment on the deli pizza bar at this Ingles. Stopped by a little past 11 AM after a doc…read moreappointment and fancied a slice of pizza since I'd skipped breakfast. It's usually made fresh daily and shoppers can stop by and choose a slice of cheese, pepperoni, supreme, or veggie at $3/slice or 2/$5. Well, there were no pizzas in sight on the pizza stones under the warming lights. After standing at the counter for about 4 minutes (enough time for my spouse to fill a container of salad from the salad bar), a clerk appeared to take my order. "Pizza please," I said. She disappeared and another clerk yelled to me inside the deli area that it would be ready in 10 minutes. So I patiently waited, thinking the cook/s would offer 2 pizzas - half supreme and half pepperoni and half cheese and half veggie. That way I might have my choice of any of the 4 varieties. When the nice clerk I had not seen before delivered the 1 pizza to the stone behind the counter, she asked, You want cheese or pepperoni?" My choice would have been 1 slice of cheese and 1 slice of vegetarian (the 2/$5), but alas, that was impossible. I settled for 2 slices of cheese. While the paper-thin crust was crunchy and cooked perfectly, the topping was another story. It tasted as though one of the cooks had loaded the sauce with handfuls of oregano. Thankfully a decent amount of melted mozzarella covered the top but clearly not enough to mask the strong herbal taste. I ate most of one slice because I was hungry (I washed it down with sips of water) and took the other home so I could remove the topping, add my own cheese and pop it in the toaster oven.