People make fun of my husband and I because we enjoy "gas station food" as much as we do but the…read moresame way there are food chains attached to different major gas stations along our nation's highway, this is the same concept. I think because it's location is on a country road, and the small restaurant comes from a "mom & pop shop", there are jokes made that our visit from California each year is marked with desired-multiple stops for breakfast at Sandy's. The biscuits are homemade rivaling Carl's Jr., Hardee's, McDonalds and CrackerBarrel! The gravy is delicious & plentiful. No better way than pouring fresh coffee or a fountain drink of Sundrop and enjoy food off their menu. MMMMmmmm Especially when our state doesn't offer such southern luxuries :D

Really good food, yes it may be a convenience store but their deli staff knows how to cook!!! Their…read morecheeseburger with chili & slaw tastes as good as What a Burger's!! I truly enjoy going there for a bite to eat!

--Location/Parking-- Saw plenty of parking, but it was dark…read moreand not well lit. --Ambience-- I didn't go inside, but the gas pumps were kind of lit because the area was dark it was a spot to gas and go. --Service/Staff-- I didn't interact with the staff. I mainly gassed and went. --Products-- Gas and go and was on the road quickly. --Capacity-- Unsure because it was dark and late in the evening. --Overall-- Quick and easy in and out of the highway. Recommended if you need to get in and out and be on your way.

Looks can be deceiving…read more Not much to look at on the outside. Valero Gas Station in a rather nod-descript building. I've known about this place for sometime now and even posted an exterior shot from when I was driving around looking for another place with a footnote to come back some time. Don't know what I was expecting but I walked into a very nice convenience store and it the back, a very nice Cafe, tastefully decorated and a full kitchen that could serve a much larger space. Not an expansive menu but from what i could tell, the emphasis was on quality and not the number of menu items offered. You walk in and follow the signs to the counter and after reviewing the menu, you place your order and then you pay. If you are dining in, you come back and grab a table till your number is called. If it's take out, you come back and pick it up. Looked over the lunch menu and a couple of things looked good. Breakfast menu looked very good as well.The lady at the counter asked me about todays special which was a Chicken Fried Steak Sandwich with Honey Mustard which sounded good. For a side, I had the potato salad. Place my order,paid and in short order my number was called and I picked it up at the Counter. Looked good and when I bit it, it was as good as it looked. Steak was nicely cooked and while I was a bit leary of the Honey Mustard, it turned out to be a nice compliment. The Potato Salad was excellent with a bit of a tang from the mustard used in it but not overpowering with a nice taste and texture. A bit hidden and not well marked on I-77 but it's the at the Tomlin Mill Exit North of Statesville on the west side of the interchange. Worth giving in a try.

They have gas and snacks so there is that going for them. The whole place could use a coat of paint…read morethough. It feels really rundown but it does the job of a gas station.

Used to be Cartners Food Mart now is Cartners Coffee House after they split from the convenience…read morestore. Kinda confusing since after the rebrand they never posted a menu so you have to assume they stuck with the old menu. Also kind of misleading because the prices on this old menu do not reflect the current price. The prices I paid for 2 western omelets and 2 orders of "extra crispy" hash browns was $10 more than what the menu says. When I picked it up, I walked in, paid, and waited. And waited. From phone call to food in the window was almost 30 minutes. Seemed a bit much for an omelette. Now for the food. Omelette was ok, felt like it took a while for me to find anything that came inside the omelette besides eggs. Last time I ordered the hash browns here, they seemed like they were shredded and microwaved. So I ordered them extra crispy this time. And while I guess they were more brown than last time, I would hardly even called these fully cooked let alone extra crispy. Pretty disappointing. Probably will make it myself next time.

My Rooster burger was pretty disappointing today. The "over easy" egg was really overcooked, not…read morerunny at all, it was just a cooked egg which wasn't an enjoyable texture. The patty was overcooked as well. We had an order of hush puppies that were good. I usually get a quesadilla with French fries and I regret trying something new.

I love Bixby. They have local food and great sandwiches. Always stop by when I am in Advance.read more

This is a nice convenience store and local hangout with surprisingly a considerable amount of…read moreoptions, well... excluding gas. Haha. The store is clean and reasonably priced.

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.

When you pull up to this gas station in rural Davie County, the last thing that goes through your…read moremind is "I want to eat some Italian food here". Well, you would be surprised to find that the food here is actually pretty good. The pizzas are made fresh. A lot of the Italian dishes are made from scratch. You can see the cook in the front making your food. It is a pleasant surprise to say the least. FYI, Crossroads Mart is the name of the gas station. You will also see references to The New Yorker Pizza which I believe is a franchise for the restaurant side. Summary - New York style pizzas - Good Italian food including pastas, calzones, spaghetti, and alfredo dishes - Subs, cheese steaks, burgers and hot dogs for those who want something else - There is NO official web site, but you can find "The New Yorker Pizza" menus on the web. - You can't order online, which sucks. You have to call in your order if you are carrying out or having it delivered. - They do deliver for free if the order is over a certain amount - There are a few booths if you want to eat inside the gas station - The pizza prices are higher than the chains but they do have specials you can take advantage of If you find yourself just south of Mocksville on US 64 then I highly recommend Crossroads Mart (AKA The New Yorker Pizza)

Never a long wait. Pumps working and accessible. Team is helpful and keeps the space tidy and…read morepicked up.

I visit this Costco gasoline station at least once every 10 or so days. The attendant is always…read morepresent for assistance. In addition, I have not had to wait or squeeze in like I do at the Charlotte location.

A quick stop at this convenience store / gas station because I was finding that after a day of…read moreexploring Hickory and Newton with a BBQ lunch, I was super thirsty. This store arrived in front of me at the right time. Inside, quite crowded with drinks and snacks. Nothing fresh or particularly healthy but that was okay. The coolers had a wide variety of sodas, juices, energy drinks, beers and yes, water. I found a reasonably price bottle of water (under a buck!) and paid for it. I did not take any pictures inside. Outside is clean. The pump area was tidy and they are distributing Marathon products here. [Review 15904 overall - 3120 in North Carolina - 1409 of 2021.]

I've been coming here for two years. they have accused me and my daughter both of stealing only to…read morefind out that they were wrong. the old lady has asked for my id for almost two years. recently she stopped asking and I stopped being my wallet because I pay on my phone and then all of a sudden she doesn't remember me. I have face tattoos very distinct ones. she knows it's me. she knows I'm old enough. I truly believe she's holding a grudge for being wrong on my 10 year old daughter stealing. she has done this type of stuff to a lot of people.