I'm a 71 years young Yelper and I just inhaled the best Breakfast Burrito of my life!…read more I've been to this gas station/convenience store/restaurant several times for lunch. Folks kept telling me about the amazing Chorizo Breakfast Burrito, so I finally stopped in the morning to give it a go. This is that story. Arriving- It's on US Route 27 South and you can't miss it as the restaurant name is emblazoned on the canopy. See my picture. Parking is easy and if you have the need there are two handicapped spaces around the back near a second entrance. Ambience- The convenience store/restaurant is in the back and kind of combined. There are acres of cooler doors with every drink you can imagine including beer & wine. Just grab what you want to drink with your meal. Don't worry, you pay when you're finished. There is a bright and spotless dining area with a bunch of tables & booths. See my picture. Pro Tip- I'm a gringo and if you are also, you will be in the minority. Don't panic, you'll be made to feel very welcome! Food- This is an order at the window kind of place. There are some menus on the wall but not everything is included. Just ask. So, I asked for the famous Chorizo Breakfast Burrito- "Small or large? Small please." "Would you also like Beef & Cheese? Hell yes!" "Here or to-go? Here please." "What color sauce? Red please." Less than five minutes later it was ready and plated beautifully. Not too shabby for a gas station! Pro Tip- They make their own tortillas year daily! OMG I was in love! It was piping hot, and the aroma was incredible. It was very dense in a good way. This was the small and it was very filling. The chorizo was wonderful and spicy so expect that. I could also taste the melted cheese. It was one hell of a breakfast. The large size would have been too big for a morning meal for me. It was $5.99 and I'd added a Starbucks drink out of the cooler. My total tab was $8 and change. Yelp reviews originally clued me into this place and as a result, I had a five-star simple and memorable breakfast!

Stopped by for breakfast burritos. Without a doubt, the best I have had in the county. Takes me…read moreback to when I was working in El Paso and Las Cruces New Mexico. The staff were very friendly, the store and restaurant were very clean. We will be back.

Thankful to find a well lit gas station just after 4am on US27. Even more grateful that the…read morebathroom was immaculate. less than thrilled when Maps decided this morning all of turnpike South from Orlando was shut but it worked out.

In this crazy environment, would you like to save money on gas? I know I sure would! Let me show my…read moreway and maybe it will be useful for you. I'm a Walmart double-dipper. But wait, this is a gas station review! Read on. Walmart is in bed with Murphy's. You can see them in front of hundreds of Walmart's. How do you take advantage of this? Double-Dip #1- Assuming you patronize Walmart, buy yourself a membership. It will cost you less than $100 and comes with tons of perks including gas discounts at Murphy's. How do you get the $? You tell the gas pump you are Walmart member by scanning a QRC code or punching in a code available on the Walmart app. See my picture. Double-Dip 2- Walmart is also in bed with Capital One. Get yourself a Walmart credit card. It has no fee. Pay for your gas with this card. So how much can you get Steven B? Depending on the deals going on I get at least 10 cents a gallon and sometimes up to 15! This can really add up over a year to some serous $$! Note, I believe the amounts might vary by state. The gas station itself is top notch. Up-to-date pumps and often the best price intown. The convenience store is spotless. I'm changing my rating from 4 to 5 stars!

It's been a while since I have reviewed these fine folks and lately, they have reinvented…read morethemselves so it's definitely time for an update! It's a quirky little place that has a one-alley drive-through and a walk-up window and no dine-in. Why did I say alley? Because it looks like a one-alley oil lube place. So much so that to this day, folks drive through and ask how much is an oil change even though all they have is great food and a few sundries! I think it's partly related to their name! So how did they reinvent themselves? Up until about two years ago they were famous for selling case beer. You would pop your trunk and a guy would drop the case right in. You never had to get out of your car. For some reason they quit selling beer to focus on other things. Up until about a year ago they had great food but no fries and this was a major complaint they had to deal with. They fixed this and now they have huge portions of wonderful, glorious skin-on fries! So now you come here for fantastic breakfast sandwiches, great burgers, pulled pork sandwiches and fries. Of course, drinks. On my last visit I ordered a cheeseburger and fries @ $8.87. I'm embarrassed by the picture as there was a huge, juicy, hand-formed burger under there! There were even more fries, but I scoffed some down on the way home! So, you can blow through here for breakfast or lunch and have a great sandwich and patronize a local business at the same time! It doesn't get much better than that!

Another Local Secret! This is a drive thru convenient store (they do have a walk up window in case…read moreyou're set against a drive thru for some reason - kinda defeats the whole purpose I think). The BEST Iced Tea - you can even add Vanilla to your tea to mix it up a bit. Try one of their homemade breakfast sandwiches or a BBQ sandwich for lunch, mmmm!

How many convenience stores, quick stops mini marts, bla bla bla are there? A million or maybe two…read moremillion? Here is what distinguishes these fine folks from all the others. 1. They are owned by an extended family from Michigan that like so many others, moved to sunny Florida for the weather. They are universally friendly and welcoming. 2. The place is spotless I mean eat-off-the-floor spotless. 3. You can get a beer which is extremely important for my next point. 4. What sets them apart from all the others is that on weekends (Saturday & Sunday), A pit master sets up a grill and sells wonderful BBQ at seriously good prices. A friend and I stopped by for a "Q" lunch today. The pit master was doing quarter chickens, ribs and sausage. Each came with homemade Coleslaw and baked beans. A one-meat platter was $5, and a two-meat platter was $10. Are you kidding me! You can have a wonderful BBQ lunch for less than you would spend at a fast food joint! I think I'll stop back tomorrow for another excellent lunch!

Horrible I bought a candy bar there today it went out of date in 2018!!! Are you freaking kidding…read moreme???

Large man that's bold behind the counter said that he already added taxes to 5.99 but charged 6.22…read moreper bottle

Soooooo a gas station goes defunct as they do once and a while and nobody seems to want to pick it…read moreup as another gas station. It just sits there looking like s**t! Along comes an entrepreneur who wants to grab the building at an insanely cheap rent and try to make a go of it. Welcome to America! So, this guy gives it a shot about five months ago. The outside still looks like s**t of course. However, he gets himself lottery and tobacco licenses and most importantly a beer license. Throw in bagged ice, lots and lots of snacks and a few sundries and off we go! If you live within a mile or so and they have what you need, it gets the job done. It's not particularly clean and not particularly organized but if you want to pick up a six pack and a couple of scratch offs and be back home in ten minutes it's ideal. The guy I met, who I'm betting was the owner or family member was very nice and I wish them luck!

A ubiquitous service station on the northbound side of US Route 27 in my little town. It was…read moreformally a Hess. If you are contemplating stopping in, here are four things to note- 1. The gas price will not be the absolute lowest in the area, but it will be close. 2. They have updated pumps with all the latest bells & whistles. 3. The store is clean and well stocked. 4. They have two EV charging stations with easy access. If Chevron is a preferred brand for you, I suspect you will give them four stars!

Sometimes I think folks have the WRONG expectations for these bakery outlet places! While it's true…read morethat you need to keep an eye on the code of the breads, buns etc., I've found that the snack foods usually have great expiration dates! I was on a snack run and stopped into this very nice and spotless facility. It's usually staffed by just one person and they have always been great! There were tons to choose from and every code I looked at was waaay longer then I needed. My small pile of snacky stuff cost me a whole $6. I would have paid double or triple that at normal retail! Obviously, these folks are Tastykakes and there are mountains of them to choose from. They have several locations in Central Florida and are definitely worth a stop if you have the munchies!

"Who the hell are these guys," I exclaimed! I was watching the renovation of a long vacant gas…read morestation and they finally put up the company affiliation. I had never heard of them before. A quick internet search told me the next closest location was Daytona Beach over 130 miles away. How they choose teeny tiny Avon Park is a mystery! They finally opened and they seem to be your typical gas/convenience store combo with an emphasis on pleasant employees, * Being new, everything is spotless. * They have a great location with entrances on Route 27 North and Main St., Avon Park. * They are matching the lowest gas prices around. * The pumps have the appropriate bells and whistles. * The store has beer, ice, an ATM and all the other usual stuff. * My first impressions of the employees is that they are especially pleasant which is always a good thing. Of course, being new, they are trying their hardest to make a good impression. We'll see how they age!

Breakfast and lunch to go always ready. Drinks , groceries, fresh chops or chicken to take out and…read moregrill. Boots, hats , shirts for construction and groove workers. - gloves: lottery tickets

Curiosity finally got the better of me! This place has existed in my little town for decades…read more I've never visited because everyone told me it was a pit. Yup it is! I actually visited twice because it was so bad the first time I thought the shock might have affected my ability to comprehend what I was experiencing. Nope, the second visit was just as bad. If you've been around awhile, it's easy to see what this place used to be. It was the corner store where you could get anything and meet all your neighbors. It has groceries, a meat market, a notary, Western Union, a bait shop, fishing licenses, gas pumps out front and on and on and on. Old timers say that it indeed was the place to go. Time has passed it by and now it's just a sad, dirty, and broken down eyesore. It's a miracle it's still open. Abysmal selection. Out of code products. Dirty. Broken displays. You get the idea. If the apocalypse occurred and the world as we knew it was ending; I might stop in but I'd need to think about it!

I have 60 Check-Ins here and I may have missed a few! That's how much I love this place. They have…read morethe best Street Tacos within 50 miles! Wait! What! What the hell is a Street Taco? Allow me to educate you. Definition- A Street Taco is a very small soft taco made with a corn tortilla. I measured the tortilla here and it's 3 1/4 in diameter. That's small! The tortilla is very often doubled. More about that later. They are intended to be eaten with one hand. They only have three ingredients: your protein, minced onions and chopped cilantro. What the hell again? What happened to cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, avocado, and twenty other things I get on my tacos? That's American style and not found on a traditional street taco. My little place has seven protein choices: Al Pastor, Asada, Barbacoa, Lengua, Suadero, Pollo and Tripa. I'm an Asada guy myself. Ordering- This place has an outside walk-up window. You mention your protein, # of tacos, and red or green sauce or both. Nobody orders just one. Typical orders for one person are 4-6. The post-pandemic cost is about $1.50 each. Consuming- Street Tacos are often called two-bite- tacos. If you are a dainty eater, maybe three. Chomp, chomp, and maybe chomp and it's gone. Here each chomp is accompanied by rolling eyes and moans of delight! However, if you want to be identified as a sophisticated Street Taco aficionado, you do this. When you get your order, you immediately separate one of those doubled tortillas, put one aside and then chomp away on your order. These are tacos so you know you're going to spill some right? I think there is a law that requires that! So, when your almost finished, you take all your spillage, put it in your saved tortilla, and now have another taco. Genius! I once sat near a table where a little girl watched me very carefully as I did this. She looked at the mess on her plate, figured it out and laughed and clapped with delight! Her parent's loved it! Note #1- There is a market inside the building where you can grab a beer or other drink to go with your tacos and also order other types of Mexican food. Note #2- There is a covered pavilion with some picnic tables and weather permitting, they are a great place to eat! 5 Stars!

Highly rated tacos for very affordable prices!!! Excited to try! Has a grocery store and adult…read morebeverage options like a convenience store. Got 4 tacos: lengua, suadero, asada, and tripa.