My spouse and i went on a quest to find the nearest site for a covid19 bivalent booster. We wound…read moreup in Mitchell and they had both vaccines. Once we signed up the checkin software guided us through the process. The pharmacist was great and cheerful and helpful. If you need a vaccine that is hard to find or you reside in Mitchell check them out.

From the owner: At CVS®, we're here when it counts - with caring experts, helpful guidance, and everyday health and…read morewellness essentials that make managing your well-being feel easier. We're committed to support you can trust, from convenient access and affordable care to moments when you just need someone by your side. Because where you get your medicine matters®, and we're here with care that meets you where you are.

Good stop while at French Lick. Rheu have variety of fried snacks like tenders and gizzard. They…read morealso have pizza and donuts. Good place to pick up little road needs. Located right in front of French Lick Resort.

A local gas station with the usual array of snacks and convenience food inside. We found it to be…read moreneat with clean restrooms. Gas prices were very reasonable. Polite service people inside. I would recommend it.

They are always pleasant and ready to serve you. Great catfish and chicken tenders. Very clean…read morebathrooms which is a must for me.

Open 24/7/365. This place is a gem that offers fuel and is basically a 24/7 restaurant. Great…read morebreakfast sandwiches and food, some of the best chicken wings and potato wedges you will find anywhere. A clean and orderly convenience store with a vide variety of options. Good spacing for an open feel. Large clean bathrooms. Indoor and Outdoor seating. Plenary of parking. They host community events, car shows, concerts, festivals throughout the year. And a seasonal farmers market outside.

Love the little country store great ham salad great bologna sandwiches plan on being up there in 2…read moreweeks

As a fan of old country/general stores, I'm glad this one is still around. I don't get there often…read morebut when I'm in the area, I try to get a bologna and cheese sandwich. They pile it on! Friendly folks.

I stopped by here on my way to the race track. I noticed a couple good items they have for sale…read morethat's unusual to be sold at a convenient store / gas station. One was a tornado. A tornado is made up of beef and melted cheese and etc. I got a couple of them and they were surprisingly good. It kept me from getting hungry for a little while. I called them on the phone to ask for their hours and also to mainly see what they have to eat. I wanted to try something different than a fast food restaurant and this was a good choice. On scene: I girl who waited on me was friendly. I think she was new because someone else was helping her out about prices and so forth. Anyway, I got checked out quickly because there was no line and I was on my way.

From the owner: Huck's, operated by Martin and Bayley, Inc., has expanded to over 130 locations across five states…read moreand has become a financially robust company with a workforce exceeding 2,500 employees. In a landmark decision in March 2001, the Martin and Bayley family sold the company to its employees, creating a 100% employee-owned enterprise. Additionally, Huck's established the Karing for Kids Charitable Fund in 2005 to support underprivileged children during Christmas and continues to enhance this initiative year-round, reflecting its commitment to community welfare.

When asking the snarly attendant if my passport would be accepted as age verification to purchase a…read moretobacco product, he ( ? ) replied, "Oh no; your gray hair is all I need to see." In turn, I jovially say, "Are you insulting me?" His ( ? ) reply, "Oh no; I only insult people that I like." which hissed out of a serpintine mouth that one day someone will shut. If you're still in IU diapers and major in WOKEISM, this pit stop is for you. But, if you can discern your right hand from your left, keep on driving your gas powered car pass this pit of a gas station.

Me the gas stations now that want to see your ID and scan it before you can buy tobacco products…read moreThe way businesses love selling your personal data for them to thank people are going to just fucking hand over their ID so they can scan the back of it with all your personal information on there or dumb I spent on average $100 a week that the gas station on Rogers Street here in Bloomington I will never step foot in that gas station again shame on whoever thinks that it's a good idea to ask for a customer's ID so you can scan it and retrieve the personal data off the back driver's license you'll just keep losing customers unfortunately it won't put you out of business but it will hurt your bottom dollar

This is a great corner store for late night needs. Beverages, snacks, glue, sponges....and…read morecigarettes if you feel so disgustingly inclined. Nice owners, usually some apples and bananas for a quick healthy snack...oh, and they have Yoohoo!

This convenience store is within walking distance to the Hilton…read more I have been here twice during my stay. They sell everything; at a price. First trip I bought 6 drinks and laundry soap for $10. Second trip was cigarettes at a hefty price of $5.97 but I don't know if that is normal for Indiana or not. We usually buy cigarettes in Missouri when we come up here, we were just a day short. Considering CVS is 0.6 miles and this place is like 0.1, honestly I would walk here instead of CVS in the summer. I only gave it 3 stars because they aren't too friendly and the prices are a bit expensive but it won't deter me from getting there and back to my room in ~5 minutes.

Ive been here 5 times at least for gas and in and out munchy runs. The staff here is really…read moreincompetent. I asked for a gas receipt for a gas pump and he responded by telling me, " I lost it and I can't print out another". Gas prices are fair but food and drinks are very pricey. Service is by far the worst besides the people that come here.

NO PUBLIC RESTROOM - NO THANKS. Gas was expensive, store was…read morecooled off in this heat, there's a cooler with a door to buy beer, friendly staff, they have disposable gloves at the pumps - first I've ever seen and pretty cool idea.

The regulars just come in and pour themselves a cup of coffee. Coffee costs $1.29 a cup. I've been…read morestopping by this mom and pop local nugget for years. You might think you're in the back woods of Indiana, but copies of recent Scientific American and Smithsonian fill the reading rack. A collection of Midwest minerals and fossils stand in an old cabinet. Wares by a few local artisans are offered. It's not fancy, six assorted tables. The breakfast menu fills a white board. I order eggs, hash brown casserole and a biscuit. The breakfast is ready in 10 or so minutes and served on syrofoam plates. The eggs are cooked perfectly, the hash browns stick to your ribs and the biscuit with delicious apple butter is filling. You can camp out back for $15 (primitive) $30 (electric) and pan for gold or collect rocks in the creek. It's not upscale or trendy. They might look at you funny if you ask for a latte. But these are the nicest people on earth and serve up a hearty breakfast on a cold day.

With our annual visits to the area, we've taken to be curious about neighborhood diners on the…read moreoutskirts of Nashville. With our usual under renovation, we decided to go out of our way to drop by at the Gatesville Country Store on Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m. before they closed at 3 p.m. They still had a number of customers and a trio of motorbikers came in afterwards. We picked from their specials which were a bean and ham stew with cornbread, bbq pork sandwich with home fries & onions, along with cherry cobbler. Picked our drinks from the cooler and sat out in the sunny porch table and enjoyed the 60+ degree weather after a 40 degree morning while Robin prepared our food. Friendly conversation with other customers and warm sun (and cold drinks) made it easy on the wait. (there are dining tables inside and under a covered porch too). Yes, the food is served on foam plates with plasticware, but the taste is home cooking with care. Crispy home fries with caramelized onions (can't resist with ketchup) and soft moist cornbread with whipped butter (not in package) that were perfect companion to the bean and ham stew. Though I prefer cherries that are more tart in cobbler/pie, the homemade crust made up for it. Snagged a brownie to take home since we couldn't resist. Altogether it was $23 and credit cards are accepted (whew!) Left wallet at home and we were scraping together cash and coins before we saw the credit card sticker on the door and added desserts to our order. A 15 minute country drive from Nashville which certainly would have been at least that long a wait finding a spot on a Sunday afternoon in Nashville.