I stop by here when I go to the dirt track, drag strip or Cabelas. They have the Georgia lottery…read morehere. It's the closest to Tennessee that I know of. I think others know this too because their line is usually long. But I can usually get out fast. The customer service is friendly too. There is also a Costco close by too but I seldom visit it. The road out front is a short cut to Fort Oglethorpe vs using the Interstate. Especially if you are going to the Fort Oglethorpe Walmart or that area. Get your cokes, candy, chips and gas here before heading to the races. Drinks and food you buy here can save you money at Brainerd Optimist Club race track.

Extremely rude staff. I've never had a cashier yell at me because I did not understand the price of…read morea cup of ice! Not only did I pay 40 cent more than I expected because I chose the wrong cup, but I was also treated like I was an idiot. The cashier refused to give me her name, but she should not be in customer service.

I'm in this area daily but never get a chance to stop at this gas station for breakfast! The man in…read morethe back cooking is bomb and he's always giving out words of encouragement! Mom and Pop that runs the place are always so personal and always offering fruit to the kids before school! Today it was two Young men behind the counter and they greeted the people not like they were customers, but as if they were his own family! Today i got the French toast and sausage! Everything is delicious!

Oh, chicky, you're so fine . . . You're so fine you blow my mind . . . Hey. chicky!…read more Ohhh-kay. The fried chicken isn't mind-blowing. But it is damn good. And from the mini-store inside a convenience store, right across the street from me. Drumstick. Three fingers. Honey Mustard added at home. Luke got none. It was that good. I already ate the drummy and two fingers; I am debating going to town on the third piece of that juicy goodness. Craving some form of fried chicken yet?

This was an in and out stop when we stopped here to buy a bottle of cold water on our way to…read moreChattanooga, TN. We weren't planning on coming out this way, but Waze instructed us to take a detour this way due to a nearby accident on I75. This is a small gas station with just a few gas pumps, and the convenience store is small but has a lot of things packed into it. Physically, this store, very close to the GA/TN state line, looked like it needed some TLC. We were the only customers inside at about noon on a weekday.

This is the worst gas station I've ever been in. I've never had such a hateful rude cashier in my…read morelife and she was quite proud of her attitude. I understand her job can be stressful but no need to be out and out ugly. She asked for my I. D. Which I showed her and when she hands it back she trys to argue with me and ask me if I have a problem with her... Mind you I just got them out and showed her didn't believe I had a problem so I said "excuse me" at which point she shooed me away and said go on. Not once was I rude with her... I try and grab my stuff to put it back and go somewhere else she then yanks them from me.. I've never been more embarrassed and angry in my life I'm a peaceful person. This lady has no right to work and treat people like this...

Stopped here (Chattanooga, TN; Ringold Rd) because fuel was cheaper and regretted attempting to use…read morethe restroom. The restroom location is tucked in the back, outside the view of the counter. The door was locked, so I patiently waited outside the restroom. After five or more minutes, one customer behind me in line chose to leave instead of waiting any longer. I knocked on the door (again) louder than before. A customer familiar with the store walked up as I knocked and when there was no response, he commented that the restroom is not normally locked. The exchange between the other customer and the male employee behind the counter suggested he was not surprised it was locked. When we returned to the restroom area, three women were waiting, so I unlocked the women's restroom for them. Inside the men's, there are two urinales and a toilet stall. I was surprised it would be locked, since it was setup for use by multiple customers at the same time. On my way out, I noticed the handle on the entry door did not have a manual locking mechanism. The installed handles can only be turned when a key is inserted, similar to a handle used for closets with restricted access. I propped the door open before exiting the restrooms and let the male employee know I was returning the keys and he told me to put them on the counter. I suggested he post a sign to let customers know to grab the key if the restrooms are locked. He said he normally tells customers when he sees them waiting, and I explained I was back there waiting for a while. I then heard an aggressive female voice call out, "How are we supposed to know?! Huh?!?! How are we supposed to know!?, adding a "sir" after making eye contact with me but maintaining the disrespectful tone. Honestly, I was caught off guard by her tone, because everything was cordial until that moment. The female employee was walking toward me, so I suggested to her that she would not have to "know" a customer is waiting if they post a sign. The customer would notify them. Her response suggests this is not the first time a customer has been in this situation with the female employee, because she began explaining that customers are the one locking the doors. As I attempted to suggest installing handles appropriate for a public restroom, she interrupted me times, blaming customers for removing the piece of wood used to prop open the doors. I then started to comment that a woman may not want a door propped open if someone could see even a small part of the inside of the restroom from outside the door, and the woman interrupt me again, arguing that customers are the problem, proving to me that she has no desire to improve the situation. I then stated I am only making suggestions from the perspective of a customer, and she can do whatever she wants and began walking out. She then responded that she "CAN do whatever" she wants, and I told her I hope she has a great day and stopped wasting my time. I hope she is not the owner and someone with a desire to improve the store reads this review, choosing one or both easy solutions: install a sign and/or replace the door handle.

Great easy on and off of i75 at exit 1 in Tennessee. A very well lit at night. 16 pumps with all…read moregas available. Price is not always the lowest. But they keep it within a Nickel of the lower priced stations.

The kind man in the mornings is always helpful with helping me pump my gas since I am in a…read morewheelchair

Small old building that is well stocked with the latest snacks and all grades of ethanol free gas…read more I prefer this location because the gas pumping machine has separate pumps for all the grades so you know what you are getting. I don't know of any other place that offers 93 HIGH octane fuel that is also ethanol free gas. The pumps have a Very small clearance (width wize,) so be careful with bigger automobiles especially if you have a trailer. The parking spaces are small and only a small area is for parking.The pump area also has trash cans.The staff are quite and helpful. I have bought gas, GOOD GAS, here for many years. Convenient location near freeway. They are also next to many food locations. They offer many types of lottery games and a wide selection of cold beer.