Home town general store with basic sundries and friendly service. Try a sandwich!!…read more(Although, I do miss the PacMan there from my youth.)

My wife stopped to get a chicken and waffle. Owner walked around talking on phone never…read moreacknowledged we were there. Won't be back !!

This was my first WAWA experience & I honestly get the hype !! They went above and beyond to ensure…read moreany needs were met Which was really nice because I am an out of towner. Sooo you guys should go to this location especially:)

I suppose the benefit to getting lost on the way to a workshop in Plainfield, Indiana was that I…read morestumbled across the just opened Plainfield, Indiana location of Wawa. It's pretty well known that Wawa only recently entered the Indiana market. What started as a New Jersey iron foundry in 1803, became a dairy processing plant in 1902, and then opened as a food market in 1964, is now a 750-strong chain of convenience stores with a strong presence in six states and a growing presence in others (including Indiana). Why is Wawa beloved? friendly employees. One-stop shopping for gas, coffee, and food. While this was really within the first 24 hours of being open, it was noticeably clean and I was pleasantly surprised by how spacious it was. Wawa offers fuel and EV charging. Wawa has a stunning amount of coffee options and I definitely tried their refreshers/rechargers. Dragon Burst is an absolute winner. Wawa has breakfast, lunch, and dinner options and the menu is surprisingly comprehensive. You can get a biscuit sandwich starting at $2.49 - lower than a ton of fast food joints (I'm looking at you, Hardee's). While gas stations/convenience stores are often known for their unhealthy foods, Wawa has quite a few healthy options. There's also a lot of baked goods - donuts, brownies, muffins, and even soft pretzels. I tried the donuts. Yum. I was pleased with accessibility features. I also noticed an accessibility statement on their website that I found pleasing. This was a first visit and it was unexpected. So, no photos. I was rushing to a conference and primarily looking for a snack and directions. I received both from friendly employees in a warm, winning, clean, and welcoming atmosphere. I don't go to Plainfield a ton, however, there's no doubt I'd stop back here when I'm in the area. While I still think the idea of a beloved gas station/convenience store is a little weird, There's an awful lot to love about Wawa.

A nice large convenience store with a couple of gas pumps that are priced just as low as everyone…read moreelse. Their aisles are uncluttered and wide filled with a wider variety of goods and much larger quantity of items than convenient stores. This place is more like a small grocery than a convenient store because they have fresh produce plus deli meats and cheeses. Their produce includes iceberg lettuce, onions, green bell peppers, potatoes, and baby carrots. Fresh eggs and milk are available too. Their deli meats hams, bologna, turkey breast , pickle & pepper loaf, chicken breast, salami, pepperoni, plus cheeses, pasta salad, coleslaw, chicken salad, pineapple walnut salad, feta salad, and potato salad. They even have my cat's favorite Friskies pate cat food. How many convenience stores stock five kinds of cat litter? And charcoal for grilling out? A lot of helpful employees were working here the Tuesday afternoon I visited. I didn't know anybody still made pickle & pepper loaf lunch meat. You sure can't find it in the chain grocery stores and it's a favorite of mine so I'll be back for that.

I went in there for a vape yesterday, being Christmas Day, there wasn't a lot of options. For…read morestarters, the price was $19.99 + tax, that's 2X the amount I pay anywhere else.. In addition to the highest price in Indiana, when I took it out of the box and tried to use it, it didn't work. The blue light on the bottom of it just blinks really fast and nothing comes out of it.. I put it right back in the box, everything in tact, kept the receipt, it had everything and put right back together the way I had just received it from the clerk. Tried to go EXCHANGE IT, didn't even ask for a refund, for the same exact vape and GOT TOLD NO BY THE DUDE UP FRONT WHO HAS AN "I DONT GIVE A FUCK ATTITUDE." I go in there 5-10X a week for biscuits and gravy and everything else I need in a hurry.. I'll never spend another dime in there. I spent $100 just on Christmas.. The fact theyd rather lose a loyal customer over $20 than to make it right is mind blowing and disheartening. This could be you.. Do not take the chance of throwing your hard earned money away. Do yourself a favor and go elsewhere bc they will not take care of you or make it right when your items and/or purchases are defective.

If your job is to sell something, you don't hoard all the good stuff for yourself. The allocations…read moreare meant for customers not for the employees to hide until they get their paycheck.

I mean it is a liquor store, and the odds are they might have what you want. That said it was in a…read moregood bit of disarray. They advertise cigars, but the collection is poor, the humidor was half empty. Also they did not have lighters, cutters, or even matches to go along with it. They sell cigarettes, so I'm not sure why they wouldn't have lighters. They did have the beer that I wanted, after I finally found it.

The Good: Ice Cream: Absolutely delicious. The strawberry…read moreand Oreo cookie flavors make a top-tier sundae. The Quality: Easily some of the best ice cream you can find. The Service: Good, friendly, and helpful, even if it is not quite top-level perfection. The Theme: A cool, historic building from 1900 with a fun old-time soda fountain concept. The Bad The Music: The continuous antique pipe organ sounds were monotonous. Playing peppy 1940s or 1950s tunes would make the experience much more fun and lively. The Idea: Save the nostalgic pipe organ for a rare, special background moment instead of playing it the whole time.

We were very disappointed with our experience at Zaharakos. Our girls' softball team stopped by…read moreafter a long day at the ballpark looking forward to getting dinner and ice cream. Unfortunately, we were refused service, even though another girls' softball team had just been served before we arrived. We understand that restaurants can become busy and sometimes have limitations, but it was frustrating to see one team accommodated while ours was turned away. The inconsistency left our players, parents, and coaches feeling unwelcome. It's a beautiful restaurant with a great reputation, which made the experience even more disappointing. We had been looking forward to visiting, but based on how our group was treated, we'll be choosing other places to support in the future.

This review is for the gas station only. I've never been inside the Express Mart. This gas…read morestation is consistently the least expensive gasoline in Mooresville. It's worth the trip! The pumps have new card readers and work well. Right now, High Street is under construction for the Spring and Summer of 2022. The intersection on which the station sits was completed last year. So entering and exiting off Indiana Ave is easy enough. The one driveway entrance that is closed will probably open up as soon as the sidewalk is done.

What may look like a larger than normal convenience store from the street is actually a decent…read moresized grocery store. They have three check out lanes in addition to everything you would expect in a chain grocery store or big box stores. As I walked around the store for my first time I was reminded of the old IGA mid size grocery store chain. I found what I was looking for in no time at all. I used the gas station cashiers as an express lane and checked out with no waiting.

Driving through Indiana and Frabergs is the pit stop to make!…read more They had a small grocery area, cold deli, and a ton of hot options.

The old fashioned little town grocery/convenience store! Hometown friendly people! The resident…read morekitty was so sweet and friendly! A cat he took in as a stray! Love it!

I grew up on Lake Lemon, and I didn't know the Need More existed until a couple years ago. It…read moreseems to have a little of everything, which is great when the nearest gas-station or grocery store is 25-minutes away, For suck a small, old store, I was very impressed with their selection. They also have a lot of miscellaneous hardware and tools. If you don't have time to drive to Martinsville or Bloomington, give the Need More a shot.