The food they serve is very good when you catch it freshly made, love stopping by for desserts as…read morewell! Definitely recommend.

I'm yet to experience some bad time at Love's Travel stop. I can usually find what I'm looking for…read morehere which is snacks in a clean bathroom. Possibly fuel up on some gas in between time. This was exactly what I was looking for. I was able to get in and out and make my purchases and get back on the freeway to my next destination.

Chester's was great, chicken tenders were deep fried, most not over cooked. Livers were cooked…read morefresh, they were great, not dry, cooked just right. The restaurant side was clean like the store. Subway was cracking out the sandwiches ensuring smelled great. What all want to know, the bathrooms, were very clean. A great place to stop. If you are a chicken liver lover a perfect place to stop.

Nice small convenience store and they have good non-ethanol gas. The store is always tidy and…read morecustomer service is very pleasant and polite.

Ate hotdog and club sandwich had yummy home made potato chips...we will definitely eat here…read moreagain..Yeah! Tracy and Gary

This is a fun country convenience store. They have all the usual suspects, fuel, coffee, drinks,…read moreand bathrooms. Also a lot of local produce and some local baked products. Store is clean and the coffee is decent. There is a deli counter but I didn't see a menu. We've gotten the breakfast biscuits before and they were okay. We look forward to stopping at this store. Always an interesting place to spend a few minutes.

I always find something interesting in here no matter what. They sell worms and have a small…read moreselection of hooks and other tackle which is nice. Everyone here is always very friendly and has a smile. During the summer they have a lot of fresh produce outside. They have the usual beer selection and have a decent mix of cooking/camping needs.

This place is a small family owned business and consists of a gas station and country store like…read morethe old fashioned general store that sold everything and everyone knows everyone locally. Deli: There is a deli and they serve Hunts Bros Pizzas, hot wings, Subs, sandwiches and have Deli meats sold by the pound. Convenience store: They have everything from soda, ice cream, limited fresh produce, dairy, school supplies, hardware items, etc. Country Store: Horse and Chicken Feed. They are open Monday thru Saturday from 6am til 9pm and Sundays 2pm til 9pm.

We love stopping here on the way to Charleston, WV from Charleston, SC. Nice clean gas station…read morewith lots of grocery selections and an attached Subway. Bathrooms are usually clean, but sometimes have a funny smell. What public restroom doesn't? This store became our favorite when I discovered Chad's Carolina Corn. It's a North Carolina based specialty popcorn line. We always plan a stop at Exit 82 so I can grab a bag. My favorite is the jalapeño cheddar and the dark chocolate. You just try a bag! Try a slushee from the slushee bar or grab some gifts from the gift shop side. There are also a few dining options around including a Cracker Barrel across the street.

Very clean place, down to the bathrooms. Floors weren't sticky, bathroom counter was clean and…read moredry, soda counter was clean and dry, even trash doors in the counter were clean and dry. Whoever is managing this place is doing an excellent job.

I was dubious. Hesitant. Incredulous…read more How could a gas station convenience store POSSIBLY make a decent pizza? Well...they do. Let's start at the beginning. I made my annual trip to the Davie County Solid Waste Transfer Station (or as everyone else calls it: the dump), and on my way back I had to stop at the Crossroads Mart to tie down a misbehaving empty box. A neon sign in the window declared that inside you could find pizza, wings, subs, stramboli (sic), and calzone. In a convenience store? And not the ubiquitous Hunt Brothers pizza? My curiosity got the best of me, so I went in. They were not cooking yet, but they had a full fledged commercial grade kitchen and a 97.5 sanitation grade. I asked the clerk about their offerings, and she proudly gave me a menu and bragged about their popularity and touted their delivery service. I took the menu, which has a great deal more than just pizza, and left. My curiosity continued to smolder until I decided I had to give it a try. As the bank robber said to Clint "Dirty Harry" Eastwood in 1971's Dirty Harry: "I gots to know". (Yes, that is my second Dirty Harry reference in as many days.) I called the store and a woman with a very deadpan, monotone voice answered. I told her I would like to place an order for delivery--a large pizza with pepperoni and mushrooms. I was flatly told "we're out of mushrooms". No apology. I stammered for a moment as I altered my order, changing it to pepperoni, sausage, and black olives. She asked me to hold, and then a man came on the line to give me my total and flatly said "we'll have it out there as soon as possible". What does THAT mean? It means 45 minutes. I'm actually fine with that. I live 13 miles/20 minutes away. The delivery driver also won no points for Mr. Congeniality--he was by no means impolite, but he betrayed no emotion whatsoever, not even when I laid a $10 tip on him! But it's really all about the pizza, right? The pizza itself was very respectable, and is a nice departure from the other delivery places. The toppings were tasty and of acceptable portion size. The crust had a very good taste as well. I found myself pleased and pleasantly surprised. So if you live in the Mocksville area, don't discount this viable pizza option just because it's in a convenience store--they make a good pie!

Very very good wings, sweet chili is my favorite! Probably my favorite in town. Pizza from what…read moreeveryone else says is very good just not my cup of tea.

I happened on to 7 to 7 while roaming Roanoke and trying to find something new…read more This is a dive of a grocery by its looks, but when you enter you find a few gems. I recommend stopping here for a quick bite or the small grocery needs. Their deviled eggs age awesome. They appear to be doing well with local clients.