I've been stopping at Huff's for about 40 years. From back in the days of only 2 gas pumps. I…read moreremember a wood burning stove and men playing checkers in the rear of the store. It doesn't have restrooms....Never did....Probably won't ever have them, since there isn't space for a septic system. The porta johns are a big improvement over the days when there were none. 24 hour gas pumps make it easy for travelers on I840. Delicious sandwiches, which are far better that the original baloney and cheese that used to be the only option. Concerning the bad reviews...If it's so terrible, why is the place always packed from open til closing?

Too bad there's not a minus star because that's what this place rates. Filthy, disgusting…read morePort-au-Prince-Potties that never get emptied and never cleaned. I'm sure that the employees don't use them because they weren't wearing hazmat suits. Front door to the store is "quaint", another euphemism for "dirty as hell". I guess Marathon gasoline doesn't mind their name being on the gas pumps as long as someone is buying gas. Keep driving. There's QT and Love's nearby if you're heading west.

Yelp doesn't have their act together, and won't let me give them 10 stars…read more Hands down the best store in this town. Go ask your mom, she'll tell ya.

This place is an institution around these parts and a place from another time and era that will…read morenever be a place like this again in our lifetime so enjoy this place it's an awesome enjoy it and all that it has to offer it also has character to boot and the employees are nice also show some small business love right here also!

I don't get around much anymore, as the old song says, but when I do, I need gasoline and I try to…read moreget it at Costco. I save about 20-30 cents a gallon so I figure I need about 15 or 16 fill ups a year to pay the $60 annual fee. I do that and occasionally buy a few things in the store so it's worth it for me. They keep the area clean and there is an attendant to help if needed. I have seen him put gas in for a disabled person. He will also tell you to turn off your engine if you haven't. Don't plan to wash your windshield, but there are trash cans by each island. I have no complaints about Costco gasoline.

Using your Costco credit card, you can get cashback rewards. Costco always has low prices on their…read moregasoline. Makes it nice being on a road trip and saving money on gas.

Right next to the famous cafe, this shop sells some of the restaurant food if you want to bring a…read moretaste of it home. I picked up two bags of biscuit mix and the cashier who checked me out was kind enough to ask if I've ever made them before. I hadn't, so she said I shouldn't forget to pick up a little instruction card that was next to the bags in the display (which I had missed). The card had tips and tricks to help perfectly recreate the delicious biscuits at home! If you're not that confident, they also sell ready-to-bake frozen biscuits in the tray in the freezer section, as well as frozen creamed corn, hashbrown casserole, and smoked country sausage. Whole country hams hang on the wall, as well as half hams in the refrigerators. Jars of preserves can be bought together with biscuit mix as a ready to gift present, or by itself. The shop sells other things, but if you're here, you're probably the most interested in the food.

Great place to kill some time when you're waiting on your table next door! Most of the stuff they…read moresell is pretty overpriced, but what else can you expect from a touristy shop like this? They also offer a limited menu, so I actually got a PB&J to hold myself over before brunch. If you're looking for a souvenir, this is a great option. Cute vibes overall!

Solid Asian market. You will find everything you'll need to create make most, if not all, signature…read moredish of any south or north east Asian country. Their produce selection is also very good. Not the best I've seen but they've got all of the bases covered. Cashiers are dummy quick on the scanner. This would be the best place to leave you kid in line and "be right back" because you forgot something. It's all about growing up. And making core memories...

We have come here many times to stock up on Asian pantry items. I love the amount of fresh produce…read moreat great prices. The availability of fresh fish and live crab. it gives me opportunity to learn new flavors of other cultures. I have a passion for culinary arts and trying new dishes is made easier. My only negative is the layout is a little confusing and I often have to seek help finding particular ingredients. I realize it could be my lack of understanding of different cuisines. We love coming here when we get the chance.

What a selection!…read more My girlfriend and I got so many goodies from here. My biggest regret was skipping the deli but oh well, guess we'll have to make the trip back. I'm telling ya, if they don't have it here, maybe it's not worth having. So many seasonings, candy, meats, vegetables, cheeses. I'm a huge nerd for popcorn and they've got an incredible selection of popcorn goods. Breads and bakery items are to die for. Can't rave about this spot enough.

Really nice market, but it is the middle of nowhere. Reminds me of Amish markets I've been to,…read morewhere everything is sold as bulk items. Lots of candy, baking supplies, spices and a deli counter that was really busy. Definitely worth the stop if you're in the area.

Get little old county store. These are a dying breed! Mornings are the best. The old timers sit…read morearound the "liars" table.

Well, so long, Country Corner. In your place, they've paved a parking lot. There's a new place,…read morefarther back from road. There they've swept the traces of Country Corner clean away, and with them a piece of my heart. No longer is the lady with the missing tooth, eager to take my order. No longer is the farmers hunched over hot biscuits or spaghetti. The foods are fried at some unpeopled hour and left under lamps all day. Crisp has given way to chew, heat to tepidness, flavor to flub. There is an invisible sign here that wards away souls like a rotting skunk. They've taken the short-order cooks and replaced them with languidly-smiling, busy, multi-tasking, multi-purpose, efficient and modern-day cashiers. They've taken the dining-tables and replaced them with....well, asphalt I suppose. A big black expanse designed perhaps to let oil trucks cut through like star-destroyers. Not even a single, splintery, sun-bleached picnic table to speak of. I suppose we're to eat on the condiments bar? "Nope, it's just most people, well, they eat on the road now."

We have a 36foot rv and pulling a trailer with our car. OMG we must have pulled into 12 gas…read morestations. NONE of them can accommodate us. We finally found this QT but we had to go out and turn around to come into the second entrance to hit the first pump. This was the only was to be able to keep going forward and out thru the truck area. Gas stations are such a joke for large vehicles. We don't have diesel RV. Can't they either make gas stations with either the pumps open to get in and out easily OR put regular gas in the truck areas?

The vanilla syrup has been out for a month or so and has not been restocked. has been very…read moredisappointing