Since Matt's purchase a few years back he has done an outstanding job increasing inventory options,…read moreenhancing and improving floor layout/plan, focusing on good quality merchandise, and just plain good friendly and down-home customer service. I go out of my way for my beverage and fuel needs at 3-Forks C-Store and Casino/bar and I would encourage other locals too....

We stopped in here for some diesel fuel and ended up with staples for our pantry and some darn good…read morepizza. Staff here is awesome, they asked us where we were heading and when we said Yellowstone, they told us not to follow our GPS. It seems if we had gone that way, we would have had to try to turn around and come back, route 385 is under construction and a there was a spot where the clearance isn't more than 10 feet high. That would have been very bad for us. While hubby filled up the tank, I went into the bar attached to the country store. I looked at their menu and decided to order some pizza for our 8 hour drive. So glad I did, they were really good. We ordered the meat lovers and a chicken with garlic. Both were very tasty and when we come back this way, we will definitely stop in and get some again. Prices were decent on everything. Great little stop in the center of fork in the roads.

Cash price listed as 5.29 debit card and loyalty number entered.... And I get 5.36. Go to Sinclair…read moreacross the street.

Common Cents is the 7-11 of South Dakota…read more No, that's not a joke. They've got the same roller dogs, same flavored drinks... same everything. Plus gas, which not all the 7-11's have. Food quality's the same, too. I.e., it's good for convenience store food, but it is still convenience store food. I wonder if anyone's told 7-11 about this place?

Clean store with quick friendly service!…read more Stopping here for some gas was a good decision. The pumps were easy to use. The area clean and well lit.

One of the older male workers is very rude and judgmental. Should've caught his name tag but if…read moreyou go in ask for one of the kinder female workers.

Wonderful to have this shoppe in our community. it's amazing how much they can fit in there! The…read morebeef is such good quality, better than in RC big stores. Worth a try folks, you can buy most essentials right here by home. Great service. Clean and neat.

We shopped at Pop's several times this past summer when we stayed at our property nearby. We were…read morevery pleased with the service as well as the selection of items. For a small town this grocery store has most everything you need. It is very nice to have such a well-run and maintained grocery store nearby without having do drive all the way to Rapid. We will be making many more trips when we return next summer.

Wow they have everything you need for snacking and more Love…read morethe coffee options! The breakfast burrito was stuffed but lacked flavor The service was average It frustrates me when they ask if you are a rewards card and I respond I don't know what that is and they say ok. Why don't they create repeat customer Era by saying well here it is and explain the value. Instead I had to ask twice and she looked at me like a deer in headlights. She explained it and I said I'll sign up and do I get credit for today's purchase? She said no because she had to enter it before. So why not ask me if I am a member and sign me up right there Dumb marketing presentation Clearly the employee is not supportive of creating repeat customers

Common Cents!? More like Common $$$... question mark, am I right?…read more This fueling station/convenience store/restaurant (Inferno: Food By Fire) is a mix of all that is great when it comes to consumerism. The fuel is Exxon, and is moderately priced for the higher octane (my cars usually have to run 91 min). If I don't feel like driving all the way out to wherever then I'll stop by here to quench the thirst of mein auto. New-ish sure means that the parking area and storefront are always clean, but that also comes with great care from the always gleeful employees. The car wash is ideal if you're alright with a brush and touch system. It's what you'd expect and you get what you pay for in that regard. I can't say anything about Inferno: Food By Fire, because I have yet to try it and I don't know if I will. (As I know where I like to go grab pizza from in town; see a previous review.) The last thing I have is pricing. Other than the fuel, most items are actually a little out of hand, but I suppose par for the area. Those that want will pay for it. Now, I feel the beginning makes a little more sense here at the end. They can call themselves "Common Cents" but they should actually be named "Common $$$."

Timmons Market was the nearest market to the Airbnb that I was staying in and so I shopped at this…read moremarket a few times while visiting in Rapid City. This market is actually the only market in the area, as the next one was 12+ miles away. Anyways, you can find Timmons Market next door to The Goodwill with plenty of parking available in the lot. My husband and I were pleasantly surprised with how big this market was, as we thought it was going to be a small market. There is quite a large selection of produce, meat, baked goods, etc. And the prices were relatively pretty cheap, especially compared to Safeway (which was 12+ miles away). We ended up purchasing chicken to cook for our dog (as that is part of her normal diet, along with her dry dog food and also vegetables and sometimes steam rice. Yes, we do cook for our dog because she deserves the best. We also made chicken for ourselves too), along with vegetables and some fruits (for ourselves and you know for our dog too). The aisles were clean and it was pretty easy to find things. The layout was similar to any other market. Service was friendly each time we shopped here. Overall, this was a nice market and would shop here regularly if I lived in this area.

It's a bummer this is the only grocery store in Box Elder. Prices are ridiculous and the staff…read moredoesn't have a friendly bone in their bodies. Please spend your hard earned money elsewhere.

Every candy and soda you can imagine. Like they say "A kid in a candy store" Yep I was one of those…read moreagain. Got some salty taffy and fire balls.

Had so much fun looking at all the different bulk candies, retro candy from all decades, 100s of…read morecrazy soda flavors, pickles of every sort, hot sauces galore and of course ice cream! All perfectly flowed where I didn't feel overwhelmed walking through. I love taking family here when they visit- such fun and friendly staff with a bright and cheerful ambience.

My friends and I wanted to get ice cream after a meal, and we were unpleasantly surprised. One of…read moremy friends got a one-scoop ice cream cone and they gave him 2 scoops. That seems like a good thing, but it wasn't. The person who scooped his ice cream was in a "hurry" to go to the bathroom or on break. The cashier called the scooper back to get my friend's ice cream. He scooped as fast as he could, handed it to my friend and walked off. By the time he received his ice cream, it was lopsided and already about to fall. He paid for his ice cream and left. But that's not all. When he walked out, it had already started dripping down his hand and arm. About 5 minutes later, he had to throw away his ice cream because it was causing a huge mess and people were staring at him. The only good thing about this, is the fact the ice cream was good.

Prices here are bit high for ice cream. Its $9 for 2 vanilla scoops in a cone and $8 for 1 scoop in…read morea cone, so you are essentially paying a $1 premium for one more scoop. Regardless, the ice cream was still good and it was a fun quirky experience trying the original Thomas Jefferson recipe!