Easily the largest location for fuel, beverages, and snacks in Lakeland, Georgia, I frequent this…read morelocation when I'm in town visiting family. Both the interior and exterior of the store are always clean and well-kept, with the added bonus of low gas prices. There's a roller grill for hot dogs, but there were never any cooking at the times I stopped in. During the winter months, I'm often craving a hot cup of cocoa or cappuccino and it's a disappointment whenever the machine is out of order, which is often. Since Lakeland is a small town, most patrons that come in are regulars travelling to or from work and are on a first name basis with the staff, who are always cheerful. If you're driving through the area and need a pit-stop for gas or convenience items, Jet Food Store is definitely your best bet. To all my fellow Yeeps, thanks for reading, and as always...SYOY!

--Location/Parking-- Located off i75 with a huge parking…read morespot on top of the hill. I didn't see any cars parking, but there was plenty of open space. --Ambience-- Inside was more of a country store that sells merchandise. Little emphasis on being a gas station and more of a country store. --Service/Staff-- Staff was friendly, but looked confused for coffee in the afternoon. --Products-- Lots of unique staff, not a typical gas station snacks or foods. --Capacity-- I only saw 4 pumps, which can limit the number of cars. --Overall-- A bit over priced and this is a simple gas station with a huge sign which emphasized the plantation aspect.

Amazing variety of products from nuts to hot sauce and relishes. I got a bottle of Vidalia onion…read moreand jalapeño hot sauce. Prices are not outlandish for a touristy location. Plenty of space to walk your dog and nice nice dogs are even allowed inside.

This store is super nice and well organized. The customer service is excellent. The prices are very…read moreaffordable. You will without a doubt be able to find the alcohol beverage you are looking for or a new favorite!

Great folks, got there quickly and very helpful ! Came out to help me get into my car this…read moreafternoon after I locked my keys in the car. Appreciate y'all's help!!

They could not have been any nicer. It was July 1st and we had a hose rupture on our transmission,…read moreneedless to say we could not go anywhere. We called AAA and they said it would be 45 minutes. It was 93 degrees and S & D was there in about 15 minutes. Super nice gentleman. We had a large dog with us, a Great Dane, he was very accommodating with our dog. I highly recommend these people. Nothing like a family owned business. GREAT people.

Great prices on frozen food or other higher market-up items. (Publix Buy 1 Get 1 Free beats most…read moreall commissary prices especially on items normally costing $3 or more, such as any frozen items, 6-pack of bottled Pepsi, Lays chips, Ritz crackers, breakfast cereal, or small bags of cat food. And Publix takes 2 coupons on those 2 items). Yes, Publix takes a coupon against the "free" item. This sweetens the deal even more. Meat is high at the commissary, particularly the boneless rib eye and porterhouse steaks. It's the same price "on sale" at Publix. And Publix runs them on sale a lot. Hamburger meat is cheaper but only a great deal when it is about to expire at Moody, such as Sunday afternoon. I don't like the texture of the hamburger grind either; Publix grind is better. However, other meats can be good deals such as chicken or pork. Normally Publix cannot touch the commissary prices. Some produce can be a much better deal at the commissary. The deli is no deal on sliced meats and cheeses---go to Publix, much cheaper and great sales too. This is why you won't see people waiting at the commissary deli. Strangely, some jar pickled items are cheaper everyday at Publix. Such as jarred pickled okra. It's 10% higher at Moody. I just don't understand that since items at Moody are sold "near cost". Is the Dallas TX buyer paying too much for that item? Tent sales during the holidays are a must attend. Most tent sale items are limited quantities available from manufactures and worth the trip to Moody. Arrive on the first day of the sale to ensure the items are not sold out. Any item "on sale" at the commissary is usually a good deal. I try to primarily shop the sales. Normal everyday prices on all McCormick spices are about half the price of Publix. Most commissary items are Name brands and cannot compete with store brands (prices) such as Wal-Mart or Publix.

Best prices for groceries hands down. They re built this commissary a couple years ago and it is…read morereally nice now. If they don't have everything you need you can tell the staff and they will try and order it for you to add to there stock. The baggers are always nice and very helpful.

I happened to be in Lakeland when my tire light came on. I pulled into Lakeland Tire & told Cam…read morewhat was going on. He had one of his guys check all of my tires, add air where needed & would not let me pay. Super nice guys & great service.

Great group of guys got me taken care of in a quick and timely manner and they have the best prices…read morearound hands down. Good qaulity work my truck rides great!

If you believe that sometimes less is more, then bypass the busier exit 62 on your way to Florida…read moreand try the Shell station at exit 61! It's your one stop shop for gas and grub! Plus they have pecans...

This has been our stop between Nashville and Tampa for years. They have a dog run behind the…read morestation which has great for traveling. However, this stop has not been up to their usual par. We were told they have new Mgmt, which is unfortunate if they no longer value cleanliness above all. Both the men's and women's restrooms were horrible. Paper everywhere, floors and sinks dirty. We will them one one chance then switch to another station to stop.