Off 64 this General Store is Wilsonville. A gas station and…read morea multi complex building has many different services. I usually stop for the general store, beer, milk , etc. They also have a standing free ATM also.

Basic gas station selling Exxon gas. We were traveling and…read morelike many folks when stopping on the road after several hours we filled up our tank and looked for the restrooms as well. We were surprised to find there were no restrooms available. Only 3 small out houses available on the side of the building should you need to stop for anything more than filling up your car. Needless to say I decided to wait . ‍

Nice location . Right on US-64 .. was in the way driving and found this . Expensive though. Rates…read moreare premium. But I liked the quality of Exxon fuel . there was also a small shop having basic stuff / drinks etc . 3 stars .

This is a Breeze Thru Gas Station and convenience store right off of HWY 64, outside of Apex City…read morelimits. This means no beer or wine sold until noon on Sundays. This truly is a breeze to get in and out, even towing a boat. It's an awesome stop before hitting the lake. You can gas up the boat, stock the cooler, buy your ice and hit the clean gender neutral restroom. Large selection of chilled beverages, highly processed convenient store junk foods (candy, chips, etc.), lottery tickets, fountain drinks, and miscellaneous items. Don't expect anything healthy, locally sourced or low calorie. They do offer a few diet soft drinks. Overall a super convenient convenience store and 76 gas station. Clean, organized, well stocked and friendly cashier--Lettice is doing a great job this Sunday morning.

I am giving this gas station a 2.5 (3 Star with rounding). This store is a bit older and not the…read morenew Cruizers that they build now. This is also a smaller location, so not as many choices or "extras" that you might see are larger convenience stores. Typically the gas is a bit higher priced too. However, there is nothing else in the area. So, just from a pure location perspective, they get a fair amount of my business. I do give the staff credit. They are helpful and friendly. Also, this location has LP refill / exchange and full pay at the pump options (typical of most gas stations these days). There is rumor of a new store coming with the construction on 15-501. Let's hope, as I am a big fan of Cruizers newer locations.

Gas is the only thing I would get here. Went in for a cold soft drink and there is no signage…read moreanywhere for anything. There are flies on the hot dog condiments. Nothing is where it needs to be. I picked up a plastic cup for the soft drink and the cashier started telling me it was the wrong cup and that was for the slurpies. Hmmm..ok. There is no signage again for any of this and I would rather pay for a plastic cup that is the same size as the styrofoam but that is not allowed. I think I went through 3 cracked styrafoam cups until I finally got one to get a soft drink. Straws and lids are not in the same vicinity as the fountain machine. There is no customer service here at all. I would get gas from the pump and never step foot inside.

Bottom line: A very nice, clean, new ABC Store on the edge of Chatham County. Great…read morevariety/selection and helpful staff. The Deets: In going to get some prime drinking selections for one of our colleagues that retired, we went to the Chatham County ABC Store on Hwy 64 outside of Apex. Hearing that it was a newer store with a nice selection of items, it held true. This ABC Store has a vast selection, and they did have nice premium bourbons, whiskeys, etc. Although they did not have one of the premiums we were hoping to find, the staff had excellent alternatives offered in addition to another one we were looking for and found. This store is easy to get to and also with using the service drive linking it to the nearby gas/convenience store, an easy way to get to the traffic light for accessing Hwy 64 again. In all, a good visit to this Chatham County ABC Store and worth the bit of a drive outside Apex to get to it.

Beware - Be sure to read all the signs on both doors and by the register. Rather than change their…read moremonthly special pricing the first day of each month like most businesses, they post price changes on the shelves days before and expect the customer to read all their "door signs" and look for the one that states when prices are subject to change? Not sure if it's just laziness or they just don't care, but the attitude is "read the sign on the door" when asked why the posted prices are not honored. When asked if we could exchange for a different brand, at the same non-sale price as what we purchased, they pointed to a sign by the register, "All sales final". The staff could care less about the customer and actually said go to another ABC store when I called them out. If the store wasn't well organized and clean they would have got 1 star. Chatham County ABC can do better.

If you're going out fishing on Jordan Lake, this should be your first stop for bait. They have a…read moregreat selection of healthy minnows at great prices, along with a huge selection of live bait hooks of all sizes. It's my go-to spot.

Smaller place but kinda eclectic. Gas, snacks, live bait, Jordan Lake info and I even think you can…read moreapply for your fishing license here. It's in a great spot because it's literally the only gas station for miles once you get back in the area. The pumps stay open all night even when the store is closed. There is also a pizza place next door. Lastly, they seem to be comparable as far as gas prices and it's never crazy busy here. I can always get in and out with ease.

Very busy hipster deli user a mixed-use condo and apartment complex where the ground floor is shops…read moreand restaurants. And there is a tiny park in the middle next to the deli. They were doing everything right, even down to the Dr Brown's, and they had ZERO flavors too. There is a meat and cheese counter,r but most of the length of the shop is pastries, cakes, pies, es and other beautiful-looking treats. We ordered our sandwiches; I had an Italian sub, and it was just ok, kind of dry and lacking in flavor; frankly, Jersey Mike's makes a better Italian. But my wife got theReubenn, and it was simply the best Reuben we've had outside of Katz in NYC. I order Rueben's all the time, and I'm consistently disappointed. Most are dried out, have too little meat, and the corned beef is often dry, but not in this case. The sandwich was truly worthy, and we are ready to go back and have it again. Moist, flavorful meat, a generous portion, and the dressing andkraut weres well balanced. The bread was grilled, not toasted, and was itself rich and flavorful. Altogether, it is a Reuben worth driving a distance to have it. We are already planning to come back and try some of the baked goods, but also get the Reuben again too.

This place was really good. It was priced a bit on the high side for a sub...kinda like they kept…read morethe New York or Chicago prices once they setup shop in NC....but not absurdly expensive. It is mostly self service. You order at the counter standing up, they give you a number that you place on your table and they bring your food out. You are responsible for your own drinks and bussing your table. The drink fountains are all inside as far away from the patio as they could possibly be which is an unfortunate design choice. I got the New Yorker full size. It was good. I ate the entire thing and was pretty full, I probably could have had half. For a side I got the macaroni salad and it was nothing special, I'd try something else next time. My girlfriend got the meatball parm on gluten-free bread and enjoyed it. The dessert case was way too tempting. However, the subs filled us up so we got them to go. This is where it adds up. Most slices are $12-15 but they are pretty big. I got the lemon blueberry which was $15 and the girlfriend got a piece of gluten free cake that was also $15...so it was over $30 just for dessert. The decorations in restaurant and bathroom make references to New York and Chicago. There are some religious references via Bible scriptures. I don't find it pushy or overwhelming. I think the vibe is supposed to be a NYC deli but it's way too big and clean versus anything I've ever visited in the city which is good. They had a display case full of ham and roast beef and other meats and I'm assuming this is where they store them until they slice them up. We got lucky when we were here and there was a concert in the shopping center so we got to hear music while we had dinner. We will definitely be back!