Ah, the neighborhood gas station, this place has been here forever, and looks it inside and out…read more But, the gas prices are average for the area, and they have plenty of snacks and drinks. Also lots of beer, which seems to be their best selling item. Just be careful, people fly through the pumps to avoid waiting at the light.

Quick stop at this gas station that is just south of Louisville. It is currently vending Valero…read moreproducts. Reasonably covered pump area at an intersection with direct access from both sides. Easy in, easy out. Receipt printer worked and there was a squeegee. For a Friday morning, it was surprisingly busy. I did not need to go inside, but they do have a convenience store. [Review 13597 overall, 916 of 2020.]

After the old Thriftway closed, there was a bit of a grocery vacuum in the area. Folks living…read morearound here were faced with the choice of driving all the way to New Albany or all the way to Corydon to do any major grocery shopping. I was pleased to see that Cash Saver had opened until I found out that I would have to do math while shopping. I don't mean that I would have to keep a running total (rounded up for good measure) in my head in order to stay within the budget but that I would have to remember to add ten percent to all of the marked prices. That's the schtick here. By presenting you with the "cost" price and boasting that they "add 10% at checkout", they give the impression that they are barely eking out a profit and that you are saving a bundle. It's a great tactic. Everyone wants to save a few dollars these days. But, really, the prices here are no better than anywhere else and the selection is fairly limited (almost no organic stock) and I am pretty sure that I don't have to do any extra math while trying to avoid a shopping cart collision over at Jay-C. Cash Saver is fine for running in to grab a few things that I might need right away but I still need to make a longer journey to do the serious shopping.

As locals to Georgetown, we really like Cash Saver. Not everything is cheaper. And of course like…read moreanything, you will sometimes pay a little more for the convenience factor. That said, their meat sales are amazing when you can catch them! I can get whole boston butt for $0.99/lb. And whole pork loin for $1.69/lb. I also got a few grade A quality ducks for $2.48/lb. I had never tried cooking duck but for the price, I figured it was worth trying! Their Caro syrup tends to be a great buy. Produce is hit or miss. Sometimes great prices (Kale on sale can be 3 bunches for $1, or 10lb of potatoes for $3) but you have to look over the produce to make sure that you're not getting rotten/wilted. They have a small selection of organic foods and smaller local-taste products and they are oddly placed, like the back aisle by the pizza. The deli food is excellent. Their chicken tenders are some of the best we have had anywhere. The catfish filets can be made fresh and excellent too. Sometimes the customer service in the deli isn't great but I think that they are understaffed and overwhelmed at times. Overall, we do not do the majority of our grocery shopping here, but it's not so limited in selection or overpriced that we skip it for the larger store 7 minutes down the road.

We were staying at a nearby vacation rental and needed to pick up a few things. Maxine's is a…read moresmall town market, with friendly and courteous employees. Had a decent selection of products given their size and location. The nice thing about the place is that they get most of their fresh meat from local farms. If you stop by, make sure to purchase some of their bacon or beef. We purchased both and it was outstanding. Should we decide to back to this area again for a vacation, we will be stopping by by Maxines! Highly recommend. Thanks!

Only been in Maxine's Market a few times. Great people and surprising variety of goods for…read morelocation. Try the deli, they make a killer sandwich!

If you find yourself in Lanesville, Indiana, you'll want to add a stop to the Lanesville Food Mart…read moreto experience an old fashioned community grocery. If you're hungry, they'll fix you breakfast or a sandwich for lunch. The service is quick and the employees have never met a stranger! The ambiance of the original squeaking wood floors finish off your visit!

Check out the Pork Tenderloin at the Deli, one of the best I ever had. Oh and on Friday you can not…read morebeat their Fish Sandwich, Huge, tasty and Crispy !

This is a decent little food establishment that offers a variety of snacks and drinks. It is…read morelocated off flintlock and has many items for the locals to try and buy each day. It is close walking distance to Dixie highway for east establishment

All staff are kind and they also got a variety of just about anything you need on the go. The staff…read moreis very kind. Their chicken biscuits are great! Their chicken and wedges are good too.

Aggressively fine…read more As gas stations go, it is pricier than a lot of other spots because of it's neighborhood location. But I can conveniently get my car filled up and ready to roll. As a convenience store goes....it looks like there is a lot to choose from. But that is not entirely the truth. Booze-wise, JRs and Liquor World are also very close with a better selection. As for drinks and snacks....things often feel grimy or dusty when I pick them up (and therefore pass them over). I can reliably get bags of ice here for whatever reason. Employees and their attitude are exactly as you would expect from a spot like this. Caps suffers greatly from loitering folks and kids, some of whom also approach and verbally accost customers. It also suffers from questionable and vaguely-uncomfortable feeling neighboring attached businesses (?). Not to mention a drive-by shooting resulting in a death a year or so back. This place is convenient to me and it would talk a lot to make me forego that ease of location. Still...it could be less skeevy.

Give this place some love! A very small-town store near the Marengo Caves that has all the staples…read moreneeded when camping or swinging past. The name is a little deceiving as there are lots of shelf-stable items, but also great variety & prices on meat (we tried the jalapeño cheddar brats, smoked pork chops & joel bacon). Everything is neat & organized - plus the conversation with the gentleman running the place was wonderful. I was very happy we found this store and could support a local business owner. PS: Oasis Liquors is right next door, so stop in! It is deceiving from the outside but is pretty big/ has anything you could want.