I was very surprised when I walked into this grocery store. I only came in to buy lottery, but was…read moresurprised to see good beers on the shelves. I got my lottery tickets and decided to investigate further. Well, Kenny's selection is very good, especially for a grocery store in Orange City or north of Orlando. I found very good bottle, recent releases, and lots of fancy European beer. I absolutely recommend this shop to any craft beer enthusiasts. Remember: not all beer or beer types age well.

I love and hate this store. I love that they've got a (theoretically) great beer selection kind of…read morein the middle of nowhere. In fact, I've seen some bottles there that not even ABC or Total Wine carry. That being said, I think the store would be better considered a beer museum. Seems like 90% of the stock is ANCIENT. I've never seen so many old, dusty bottles in one place. Based on the stock in the cooler, it's clear that most of their sales are coming from fizzy yellow macros, malt liquors and FMBs (which is normal for most liquor stores). But if you're going to cater to the craft beer crowd (as it appears they're doing based on their Facebook feed), you can't be having IPAs that went out of code during the Obama administration on your shelf at full price (or at all, for that matter). Prices are also way higher than average. Probably about 25-40% higher than what you'd pay at ABC or Total Wine. Sure, they've got a lot of high ABV, rare releases like Founders KBS, Bell's Black Note, and pretty much everything from The Bruery. BUT, since the stuff is so old there's no way those prices can be justified (if they were fresh off the delivery truck - maybe, but not when they're covered in dust). Lastly, what this store really gets wrong is that they don't let you mix-a-six. Mixing a six-pack of 12oz bottles is standard operating procedure at every true bottle shop. I saw a lot of 12oz singles I wanted to buy, but I didn't want the entire 4 or 6-pack. To be fair, they do have a shelf of a handful of selections they allow you to mix, but even the average Publix has a bigger selection than this. KENNY, if you're reading this - please contact me! I'm a professional craft beer consultant. It's my job to make stores like yours realize their potential. P.S. Why is it called Kenny's Grocery? There's very little food sold here. The vast majority of their wares is alcohol, smokes, and lottery tickets. It should be called Kenny's Vice Dispensary.

This was my first visit to this Food Mart / Gas Station and although I didn't go inside this is my…read morekinda place, it's got real personality and is so well kept. I stopped in to fuel up the F-150 and the fuel island shows off the pride the ownership has for this business everything was clean and well maintained. I love that the pumps run parallel to the store front and the bonus is that they sell diesel - I'm thinking this is the perfect set-up to fuel the MotorCoach, the property is somewhat limiting but the turnout is more than sufficient to accommodate the bus (still haven't named her yet). The fuel prices are competitive and by the flow of customers in and out during my brief visit I know there's something special about this place. It appears to be the perfect location for most of the patrons to grab that 12 pack and a pack of smokes and maybe some lottery tickets and of course a few bucks of gas. Based on the outward appearance and the easy access and exit onto Route 44 this may be a place I frequent, after all I always go for personality over the popularity of the brands where no body knows your name...

Very clean store and perfect selection of food and drinks and they are super friendly it's best gas…read morestation ever

This place is a little taste of magic and love. The prices are totally fair, and the array of…read moreproducts is outstanding. I can buy honey, candles, CBD oil, incense, and many other common convenience store products. There is something about this store that sets it apart from the rest, it is the quality of the products and the attentive care of the owners. I ALWAYS win there when I buy a scratch-off ticket. it might not be for a lot, but I rarely leave empty-handed. This magical place gets a high 5 from me! I love shopping there.

Best local convenience store in Daytona by far. Great service always and always good vibes.read more

Quick and friendly service every time. They have always been amazing and now they have made even…read moremore improvements. The place looks brand new inside!! Definitely my favorite place to stop by and get my tobacco products and adult beverages......I hear their liquor license is in the works as well!!

The Red Barn makes beer runs to 7-Eleven LAME. It's a big red barn, and you drive right into a…read moreglowing Hall of Beer. Pick out what you want, and they hand it right in the window. So. Cool! Seriously, there is a great selection of beer, including several brands I didn't expect in a drive-thru beer barn (Sam Smith's, Unibroue, Sierra Nevada). There's also munchies, soda, cigarettes and a small assortment of wines. The prices aren't any worse than a typical convenience store, and they take cards. I've heard they sell kegs, and will load them RIGHT INTO YOUR TRUNK. I mean, c'mon...HAWSOME!

A great convenience store located next to several motels. Open from 7am to 8pm all week…read more When I stay in the motel close by I can get a fresh coffee in the morning, beer, wine, ice and food for my cooler and the owner is a great lady. Locally owned so supporting them is a good thing!

Nice little convenient store with pretty fast gas pumps located on the right side of Route 92…read moreleaving Deland eastbound. Although they need to work on their gas prices to be a little more competitive it does offer a good alternative when the other options are jammed full of customers making it impossible to get to the pumps. The lady working the counter was very friendly, I didn't look at much else while inside...

Sometimes location location location can be the determining factor when measuring success, the BP /…read moreCircle K at the corner of Route 44 and Grand Ave. which is just a stones throw from the roundabout seems to validate that theory. I've passed this convenience store a number of times before having a real reason to stop in, a low fuel light provided the opportunity. There are limited fueling options in Deland just after 5:00 AM and this location seems to be the locals choice when it comes to an early morning cup of coffee stop or a place to top off the tank if you're headed towards Eustis or returning to Deland. Access is pretty good and there's plenty of options to access the pumps from several directions and the property appears to be well maintained, the fuel prices are somewhat competitive and the pumps delivery the fuel at a flow rate that will get you in and out fast .......unless of course you're expecting to grab the receipt at the pump and get on you're way to your next destination. So I'm going to say this place is disappointing - whether it's an act of laziness on the clerks or owner's part or a tactic to force the customer inside hoping to increase their point of sale revenue, regardless I hate it and it pisses me off, unless I'm pushing my out of fuel dead vehicle to the pump here I won't be returning...

This place is A-Ok. It's a gas station with a convenience store. What else can you really say here?…read moreIf you are looking to buy a lotto ticket, fill up your car, or pound down a quick redbull on your way from DeLand to I4 this is a standard pit stop along the way. There are plenty of pumps (I have never had to wait) and the selection of snacks and soft drinks are plentiful. The staff gives you reciprocal respect and the bathrooms are *relatively* clean.

The location is great, with easy access to all the pumps, and in good working condition. I was so…read moreglad to save $0.29 on my fill-up today, and the location's proximity to the freeway is incredibly convenient. There's a small convenience store, but I didn't go inside.