Pricing not as good from 6 months ago, but still beats the heck out of Kroger & Publix. Glad Aldi…read moreexists because it gives the shopper choices from the High End Grocery stores with a lot of overhead.

The workers are always fast and friendly. My cashier Mary was very friendly and she alway is…read moreeverytime I come in. Their prices are great. Be sure to bring a quarter to use their carts. When you are done you get your quarter back. Also, bring a bag or they charge 10cents for them.

We usually get our meat there. Much less expensive than name stores. My son, who lives in…read moreLexington, often buys stakes there. They have great ice cream, good price and many flavors

Is now called "Priceless Foods" and has a pricing structure of "cost" plus a set percentage…read more No, you don't want to get me started on how the new name parses, grammar-wise. SMH. Prices are fine; store carries major label, main-stream products, not expired / off-brand lines. It's the best option in this part of town, as far as regular / average groceries go (since E.W. James closed) and is usually a zoo, both because of shoppers and an inconsistent layout. They carry staples / basics and highly processed foods, for the most part. Checkout can take awhile because of how many folks are checking out (not poor service). I only go in for an occasional item when I'm in town, for convenience-sake, so I'm not sure whether it's possible to get most of everyone's usual grocery needs here or not, since, for a grocery store, their footprint is pretty small (and, again, their focus isn't on raw food or items needing preparation before immediate cooking / serving. Produce is more than a bit iffy, though. Never tried any of their meat / poultry / fish offerings, either.

Great pit stop! Clean restrooms. They even had rotisserie chickens and fresh pizza to grab and go…read more Retro candy. Broadbents famous country hams and bacon! Walking sticks. Hats. Gloves. Keychains. Gifts. Nice folks!!! Great service.

On a recent trip from Louisville to Paducah we decided to make a stop a this service plaza for a…read morebreak. Service Plazas that are built between both directions of the expressway make so much more sense than having a rest area on each side...but that's not what this is about. This Hucks is huge! It's spacious and well lit, and has just about everything you need from a service plaza. The entryways are clean and well maintained. It was a rainy day and staff was frequently checking the lobby and mopping up water that had been tracked in. I love the barn wood décor. It's homey and feels rustic and outdoorsy. There is no end to the stuff you can buy here. Sandwiches. Snacks. Soft drinks (both bottle/can and fountain). Donuts. Fresh sandwiches. Rotisserie chicken. Dippin' Dots!®. There's also non-food related stuff like Baseball caps. Apparel. Basic car/truck supplies. A lot more stuff than I would normally imagine. All of the racks and shelves and displays are well-spaced so you don't feel crowded. The only staff member we interacted with was a cashier and she pretty unenthusiastic about the whole ordeal (we about a donut, some beef jerky, and two bottles of water) and I got the impression she'd rather be somewhere else. This kind of service plaza is what most should aspire to. Clean, well-stocked, and convenient.

Baskin-Robins prices might not be the lowest in the market, but their product is consistent every…read moresingle time you visit them. Friendliness, variety and prompt service can be expected every single time and with heat index around 110 degrees, some ice cream is a good way to ease the heat even if just for a moment. This location is very convenient and has private parking as well as drive through.

The ice cream was good and didn't taste freezer burnt. The service was quick and the room had music…read moreplaying so that you could have conversations with your party without being overly loud.

If you were looking for minnows. Try to get them before you get here. The water is not taking care…read moreof. It smells like sewer. The minnows die within an hour or two even with a very good cooler and aerator.

The business is called "Day's Pro Bass." It is NOT part of the "Bass Pro" chain…read more The inventory of tackle and bait is very poor. They are often in short supply of basics such as bobbers, hooks, and swivels. They claim to have meal worms, but they only carry wax worms and try to tell me they are the same thing. The store has gone from a handy one-stop for bait, tackle, ice, and convenience groceries to your basic convenience store. In my opinion, its saving grace is the very tasty pizza at a very reasonable price.

I'm not a fan of this location. I have yet to find a friendly employee in this store. Prices are…read morejacked up. My walgreens savings card rarely if ever works. I don't recommend this store.

Ran in, picked up medicine, and ran out. Fast, polite service in a convenient location!read more

I frequently travel to Elizabethtown to visit my family. Though there are 3-4 gas stations at the…read more65 junction, this the gas station I prefer. I must admit that I initially started stopping here for the crushed iced (I'm a fiend for some good quality frozen H20.) But there are a few reasons why I prefer this Marathon Five Star over the other gas stations. 1. Easiest to approach and leave from I65 2. Good hot food selection 3. Fresh Fruits 4. Cleanish Bathrooms 5. Always well staffed Within the last few years several restaurants and a Starbucks opened up on the same street making this particular gas station even more convenient if you are also stopping for a bite to eat on your travels.

This is a good gas station that I used to stop in frequently when visiting my wife's work down the…read moreroad. It is in a convenient location and is large and clean on the inside. I would stop in here to get gas and snacks and its always on point. Definitely worth checking out when around.

Conveniently located at a round about that allows easy entry and exit. Fuel prices are competitive…read moreand there is a convenient store there if you need a bite to eat or grab something for the road.