Nice little neighborhood store run by some really sweet people. They've got a wide variety of all…read morethose things you run out of when you don't want to go all the way to the grocery store. Milk, bread, eggs, butter, beverages, bagged ice, snacks, etc., and even lottery tickets, but no gas pumps - those babies are long gone!

For a tiny little place, they seem to have a little bit of everything, including Lottery, Wine,…read moreBeer, Masks, OTC Pharmacy stuff, snacks, automotive supplies, etc., . . . OK, maybe that sounds like what any convenience store would have, but they just seem to have all the bases covered in a very small place. As noted, it's run by really nice people. You can tell it used to be a gas station back in the day when Parkwood opened up, but as Chris K. noted, no more gas pumps or service bays.

This place could use a good deep cleaning but the staff are very nice and always friendly and…read morehelpful. Good place to grab a drink to go!

Fahad & his employees make each customer feel welcome. They are wonderful people and make me laugh,…read moreeven when I am having a rough day. Prices are a little bit higher than the big, mega-chain type of gas stations, but the people here are worth it. Stop by and strike up a conversation with any of the employees or regular customers. You won't regret it.

Well lit 24 hour convenience store like a bright clean oasis in the night. You can't miss it and…read morethere is a good selection of everything. Nothing healthy, which is .... awesome. I gotta get my midnight redbull before I go to sleep. Great customer service, as far as gas station store go. Because they didn't eyeball me through the store as I shopped, which is perfectly normal in the middle of the night in Durham. Good selection of drinks and chips, there wasn't much else I need with that. Even the pumps where clean and well maintained. Trash cans on both sides of the doors. I felt so safe.

It was handy. Needed some food in the morning, Burger King closed, nothing else breakfasty nearby…read more Stopped in for sustenance and caffeine. Good prices, friendly service, decent selection. Gas prices looked reasonable.

If you're living in downtown Durham, this is the place to get absolutely everything you need…read more They have the best staff and they even have dinner ready to pick up!

I had a very disappointing experience at Bulldega on W. Parrish Street today…read more I stopped in because I needed an item for a last-minute client and this store was within walking distance of where I was working. The apple cider vinegar I purchased was clearly labeled $8.19, but I was charged $11.89 at the register -- $3.70 more than the displayed price. I politely brought the discrepancy to the associate's attention. He told me that management was not there and that he could refund the purchase, but he could not adjust the price to the price displayed on the shelf. Because I actually needed the item at that moment and did not have a practical alternative nearby, I paid the higher price. What disappointed me most was how the situation was handled. Pricing mistakes can happen. But when a customer points out a clear discrepancy, I would expect the business to acknowledge it and make a reasonable effort to correct it -- not simply give the customer the choice of paying the higher price or leaving without the product. To be clear, my concern is not the $3.70 itself or whether I could afford the item. It is the principle. If an item is displayed at $8.19, a customer should not discover at checkout that they are actually being charged $11.89. Customers deserve to make purchasing decisions based on accurate pricing. What made this especially frustrating is that this is a downtown neighborhood market serving an area with limited walkable grocery options. When customers rely on a convenient neighborhood store, accurate and transparent pricing matters even more. Being charged substantially more at the register than the displayed price -- and then being told the only option was a refund rather than correcting the discrepancy -- left me feeling taken advantage of as a customer. I understand that small businesses have expenses and that downtown pricing may be higher than larger grocery stores. That is the business's choice. Charge whatever price you choose -- just clearly display that price so customers can decide whether they want to pay it. I have photos showing the $8.19 displayed price and my receipt showing the $11.89 price I was actually charged. I support local businesses and do not leave negative reviews lightly. This isn't about being unwilling or unable to pay a higher price. It is about accurate pricing, transparency, and how a legitimate customer concern was handled. I sincerely hope management addresses both the pricing discrepancy and how situations like this are handled going forward.

Hoo boy, where to start with the T&D Mart. I have been putting this review off for a while because…read moreI'm just not sure how I feel about the place! All things considered I finally decided the good and bad even out so I'm giving it a very "meh" 3 stars. Neutral, if you will. If you've never been to the T&D Mart, it's located on a really crazy intersection, which means traffic flow in the parking lot can be frustrating at times. The Mart itself shares a building with a consignment store. If you stopped at the Mart solely for gas, you would likely be disappointed. Pay at the pump is fine, but the cashier nearly always has a line, and it can move pretty slowly. Their gas prices are on the higher end compared to other stations in Raleigh. Most annoying of all is that the pumps don't have catches on them- meaning, you have to physically stand there pumping our own gas. None of that fancy "start gassing up then sit in your warm car until the pump stops on its own" here! The inside of the T&D Mart, however, is where I get conflicted. It's not your typical convenience store. It's kind of like a shady, flea market-slash-neighborhood hangout-slash-convenience store. They have all the usual standbys, snacks, sodas, etc. They also have the largest selection of wine, beer, and red Solo cups that I have ever seen in a gas station, by a wide margin. This is also the type of place where you can pick up a glass pipe for your.. ahem.. "tobacco", or get a cup of coffee and chill playing video poker on one of their THREE machines, or do a few scratch-offs while you chat with your friends. I'm always amazed that a place that has a bigger selection of pantyhose than your local drugstore also has fresher Naked juice than the "upscale" BP near my house. The thing is, I'm pretty sure this place is actually on the up-and-up. Some of the clientele look a little iffy, but I've never actually felt uncomfortable or unsafe coming in here. If anything, people are actually really polite and friendly. It's just that, you know, when they have a folding table full of discounted Egyptian cotton sheets by the register, you kind of get the impression that they fell off the back of the truck. If you know what I mean. Long story short, if you need anything that could conceivably be sold in a convenience store, T&D Mart will probably be able to hook you up. Just don't judge the book by its cover!

I had an amazing experience here. I needed help finding the milk and it's my first time in North…read moreCarolina and I had an employee named Mario help me. He was kind and patient. Didn't rush me or get irritated, answered all my questions in a timely manner and never took a smile off his face. This place is so friendly and kind.

Always good prices at this gas station and has been for years! The only challenge is getting in…read moreand out depending on the direction you want to go.

Yes, I am a fan of the food spot inside. I love the sandwiches and the livers and gizzards…read more However, their hours of operation is inconsistent that it's quite frustrating at times. The times that they are open for sure is on weekdays between 1130-1230. Anything outside of that is questionable. I'll continue to go back and eat their food whenever i can catch them open. I just wish that they would stick to their operating hours.

Gas is a little more expensive, but they have ethanol-free which is worth it. Also the philly…read morecheesesteaks are awesome.

This store has been open since 2023 but was not on Yelp. It's a locally owned convenience store…read morenext to Everlou Coffee, kind of like a small bodega. The owner is really nice and is continually asking what he should carry. The space is not big and the selection is not huge, but we've bought produce, soft drinks and locally made burritos from them. I appreciate that they carry products from local companies. They also have a selection of beer and wine that you can take with you or consume onsite. We would love to get mimosas and hang out at the tables on the sidewalk when the weather gets warm. This is a nice addition to this section of Durham.