I have a thing for country general stores. Often, it's the eclectic inventory but consistently,…read moreit's the short-order or hotbox food area that intrigues me. Donning my Studs Terkel cap, I seek out this adventure in commerce and will detour for it on occasion. This has a strong feel of neighborhood, evidenced in the conversations during my morning stop-ins. Whether it's the owner stopping in and pressing palms with customers and employees, or whether it's the congenial lady serving up some of the best gizzards in town, or whether it's the generally sunny disposition that takes one over as they exit this place - there's a certain elusive quality to this market that must be experienced. If you've read some of my other convenience / gas station write-ups, you know I don't wax on like this habitually... This is conveniently accessible through the car wash on Old Bainbridge or eastbound on Tharpe.

Cannot come to Tally without getting their famous Publix subs for the fam…read more I personally love the Publix spinach wrap with tons of veggies . They are so sweet at this location and have some skill with long lines.These are super popular and have to get at least once during our visit. The store is clean and easy to get around. Will return!

whoever is at self checkout was eyeing me to see if i scanned my 3 items in my hand. you can hear…read morethe items being scanned and all and after I left they went to purchase history on the register as if they didn't see me scanned each items. This can be considered a racial discrimination mostly because I had 3 visible items in hand, very disappointing experience

Decent gas station, though small. It only has four pumps. Inside has the usual convenience food…read morestuff.

This is what I would call a "battle-hardened" location. At any given time during the day, expect…read moreto see folks lounging in make-shift benches or supporting the walls. Under the shade of the southernmost fence you can hear fierce discussions underway. This morning's visit saw one of the employees stocking beer cans in the ice-bin front/center. From the looks of it, a good deal of the cans were Old Milwaukee tall-boys, if I'm not mistaken. Old Milwaukee & Milwaukee's Best (or, more fondly remembered as "Old Immokalee and Imokalee's Best back in College days) were "comfort-beer" back in my more impoverished days. As tempting as they were, glistening there, I did shudder and remembered it was 10AM - in, my case, in 2015. As such, I didn't pick one up. The lady at the counter was very friendly and I pre-paid my gas, and walked back out to pump #1. Brief trip down memory lane for a moment: The year was 1988. (Spring, I believe). Tonto and I were leaving Ashemore's Antiques (on Brevard, but on the other side of McComb). I was driving a magnificent 1982 Ford Crown Victoria at the time - really, a Crown Vic', since it was a used unmarked cop car - and as we crossed McComb on Brevard, heading back to Cash Hall, shots fired from over at this very Time Saver. I chose to ignore THAT red light and went ahead and burnt through it - fairly rapidly, I might add. Hooo boy, those were the days!

This is a quiet, out of the way gas station on 20…read more On my quest for scratch-off tickets, this was my second stop on the way home... the first didn't have "my" game. I didn't need gas and didn't look at the prices but I was able to quickly run in and buy my tickets from a pleasant clerk. This is not a high-end store but appeared to have the basics. If I need something in a pinch, I wouldn't hesitate to return.

I have been to this location before and am sure I previously reviewed it?!?! Anyhow I stop here…read moreoften for lotto, gas, beer and the occasional Subway Sandwich. The counter clerks are always friendly and ready to help. It is relatively clean and has fairly competitive gas prices. FYI: Next stop for gas heading South/West bound has to be 12-14 miles.

Used to be the old Harvey's but is now a Piggly Wiggly. The staff is always awesome when I go in…read morethere and greet me by name and are always smiling! The produce has a good selection of stuff you'd use on a regular basis. And the deli has really good food also if you wanna swing by for lunch and grab something. Prices are good also!

Over the past thirty years, I've come to this station MAYBE two dozen times. Back in the day (late…read more80s/early 90s) there was even name brand gasoline flowing from the pumps. Today, we're working with a different sort of gas station - one that moves Marathon-brand gasoline and offers a broad spectrum of entry-level beverages, snacks, doodads, and sundries. There is a deli counter with trays under hot lamps - and the breakfast options looked ok. The clientele in the morning, from my recent visits at least, seems composed of the temporary residents of The Kearney Center. The front door serves as a milling-about point and the two dine-in tables seem frequently taken by long-term meal eaters. If you're running on fumes - by all means come on in and get gas. However, if you're able to push your car just a 1/2 mile or so, back to the gas station at Pensacola & White - you'd appreciate it.

Typical older and smaller gas station. The prices are in line with the other stations in the same…read morearea, though you can do better heading away from this immediate area and the gas prices drop. The inside has the usual convenience store items that are associated with a Marathon gas station. The service was friendly enough. Overall, not a bad gas station.