This is the only place we stop for gas or drinks etc... I'll never forget when we first moved down…read morehere in 2009. It was Christmas Day. Our son Caleb had ran out of formula and I went out to get some. CVS was closed, the grocery stores were closed. I knew they wouldn't have it so I stopped anyways. One of the owners was in there, real sweet lady. I asked her "you don't happen to sell any baby formula?" She said "no." As I was walking out the door, dreading heading to Hendersonville or Spartanburg; she asked "does your baby need formula?" I told her "yes, we just ran out." Anyways she went outside to her vehicle and gave me two cans of formula and wouldn't take anything for them. From that point on I was sold. Those are the kind of people I want to give my business. I'll never forget it, and I'll always be grateful for her random act of kindness

Stopped here for gas and a restroom use on a road trip. Workers barely acknowledged us when we made…read moreour purchase but we were in and out for a quick visit. Gas prices seemed average compared to where we came from. Bathrooms were moderately clean but we were separate since there isn't much in this town.

It's been more than one occassion that I've had the debit card machine outside for gas not able to…read moretake my fuel rewards card starting out. Then always issues with my debit cards. Secondly, store clerk @CSH:4 according to my receipt; this morning she did NOT bother to acknowledge me. Instead continued to stock under the counter while I stood at counter patiently. Once, she stood up I was not in anyway greeted nor asked what I needed. Instead I received a staring look while she stood there & I said Hi, good morning & she continued to stare back. In addition, clerk did not have mask on. In which, I cannot recall if I saw sign on door if mask were required. I did have my mask on either way. Would like to point out that this treatment of no existence of good customer service drives customers to go across the street or drive down further to a different location.

Great gas station stop. Bathroom was clean. Trail mix at…read moreregister $2.99 for really good ingredients and banana chips. Body armor beverages. They have some really unique and beautiful items for sale! I purchased 3 rock bracelets $3.99 each and the leather stitched bags were stunning. The beaded jewelry and ornaments are nice looking gifts too. Dunkin' Donuts avocado toast and stuffed bagels were delicious. Workers were friendly and helpful.

I frequent this gas station regularly as it's near our house and they sell decent tasting pizza…read more However, I was extremely taken back tonight after purchasing a pair of headphones ($16.99) for my 5-year old daughter, an odd gas station purchase, but nonetheless she liked them because they looked like a "Unicorn." As mentioned this place is very near to our house, so after making the quick drive home my daughter said she could barely hear them with the volume all the way up. I confirmed this after listening to them myself and even tried plugging them in to a couple different devices, the EXTREMELY low volume was the same no matter which device they were plugged in to. Within 10-15 minutes of purchasing the headphones I was back at the gas station and told the clerk (same clerk that checked us out) that we could barely hear the sound and would like a refund. The clerk stated they don't give refunds on the electronics they sell, I asked if there was a sign stating such and she said no there isn't. I again stated I'm not returning the headphones because I just don't like them, I'm returning them because you can hardly hear any sound, they're defective. The clerk again stated they don't offer returns on electronics. I pointed out, how are customers supposed to know they're "buying at their own risk, NO RETURNS, even if the item is defective" when there is nothing warning customers of this. I again received the same response, no returns on electronics. For a store that sells a relatively fair amount of electronics for a gas station, I find it odd there's nothing warning customers about "No Returns" and that the store is perfectly fine with selling defective products and THEN for a lack of better words, basically telling customers sorry, it's your loss..... Here's a quick recap: - I bought a pair of headphones whereas the store clerk admitted there is nothing warning customers about NO RETURNS even if the item is defective and that customers are buying at their own risk. - I attempted to return the defective headphones literally within 10-15 minutes of initial purchase after determining the volume level was defective. The clerk that I purchased the headphones from was the same that refused the return. - I am now forced to write a review (which I despise doing) in hopes of warning future customers to steer clear of this store due to their policies or lack thereof, because the store itself sure isn't warning their customers about "no returns and that they're buying at their own risk." - As a business owner myself, I don't like to throw around accusations that can't be factually backed up, although there's a lot left to the imagination with this experience. This especially holds true since there's NOTHING in writing for customers to view, that is a FACT....At this point it's not the fact I'm out $16.99 that's got me extremely frustrated, it's the fact that as a business owner I bend over backwards to ensure all of our customers are informed about our business policies and practices. It's businesses that are run like this that make it harder for those businesses that still apply good old fashion customer service, have transparent policies and would never leave a customer with a defective product that was knowingly sold to a customer. It just blows my mind that some businesses just truly don't care with the belief that when one customer goes away, another will come in....

No longer a gas station if it ever was, this is a replica of an Esso station from the 1930s. The…read morebuilding and the pump area are intact but if there was ever a driveway or entranceway, it's long gone. The station has a traditional Wayne gravity-powered gasoline pump and a kerosene barrel. Several old-timey signs and posters complete the look and if you'll stick your nose against the glass, there's an interior with some other 100 year old memorabilia. You could park on the grass but not recommended. I would suggest parking across the street at the mulch store. [Review 20005 overall - 1090 in South Carolina - 980 of 2023.]

Coll, old vintage filling station, and yes it was real station in the day. Our local car club has…read moreused it many times as staging for pictures.

This place is a dive but had a nice bathroom. The employees were nice. No pay at the pump because…read morethe pumps are 50 years old. Regular gas still sold. I had to move to an unleaded pump

A great gas station and it's open 24hrs It's always packed…read moreand they have a great selection of drinks. 15 minutes from the Biltmore Area. The Cashier was really nice towards the handicap man who couldn't pump his gas.

I like this concept: A brightly lit and very well stocked convenience store. I stopped here for…read more"second coffee" and had no problem getting a ground to order cup, adding from their choice of chilled creamers and paying for it with a polite and clean cut employee who thanked me for my business. Gas pump area was clean though not the absolute lowest fuel prices in the area. The only ding here is that the men's room needed attention. Water on the floor and filled trash. [Review 664 of 2025 - 1289 in South Carolina - 24225 overall]

This QT did not enforce masks even though the signs said so. In this little area out Spartanburg…read morenot one person came in with a mask during my stop there. Will skip stopping in that area again. The staff was masked. The food prep staff also. They wore gloves. But I felt nervous when I realized that the patrons wore no masks.