She said: Love this location! They always have everything I need. My husband and I stop at this…read morelocation at least three times a week, and the service and supplies are always impeccable.

All I wanted was a coffee. COFFEE!!!…read more But once again, McQT strikes again. ALL FOUR coffee machines offline (just like McDonalds never has a working ice cream machine). It was definitely a quick trip as I walked in, saw no coffee available, and walked back out. Guess I'll have to start shopping at Spinx.

Just had an employee wait on me. I was extremely pleased with his demeanor and a happy attitude…read more Then I realized, as the other employees were asking him questions, I realize then he was actually the manager-Rodney. I could certainly see why Rodney was running the show. Very smooth demeanor and able to accomplish many task out of time, efficiently, and accurately. Bravo QT for another well placed employee and representative of your quality company that represents everything QT stand for including his professional crisp attire!

Stopped here for a quick snack. Store was clean and I was in and out. This location is pretty…read morecomparable to other QTs.

A good market on the south side of downtown. Or for my northerner's: Greenville's version of a…read morebodega. Anyone familiar with the accessibility of the market of the larger Sphinx gas stations should see a similarity at this market here. From a counter with a breakfast/lunch menu of comfort foods, snacks, beverages, and miscellaneous items. Prices for the items are similar to what you'd find at the upscale markets inside gas stations. However because of the location, this is one of the cheapest option for food/drink in downtown Greenville. This is a good option If anyone wants good service and a pitstop for anyone staying on South Main Street, grab something quick, or eat somewhere simple instead of the upscale restaurants downtown has to offer.

Maybe it's different and I got spinx market and spinx gas station mixed up…read more Everyone said "spinx" had delicious chicken and consistent quality. Well that wasn't what spinx market delivered. The website says "made to order" food. But I'm not sure if I'd call pull chicken tenders and a biscuit out of a hot box is made to order. The chicken was almost soggy and what you would get from frozen tenders after microwaving them. Absolutely zero crunch or crispiness. The biscuit had potential. It was buttery and well salted but probably held in the same hot box for 2-3 hrs and dry. Even after using 2 packs of jelly to ease the dryness of it I struggled getting it down. The best part was the cinnamon roll. Which was tender and moist. Not over baked. It had a decent flavor and as someone who's not a huge sweets person to say the dessert was the best part of the meal is really saying something about the savory items received. Otherwise the space is nice. The open window with bar top seating, decent size outside patio in the front with also seating out back. Over all maybe fresh and "made to order" this food is much better. But considering it was ready in less than 90 seconds nothing here was made to order. Simply packaged to order, and very underwhelming.

First time here and it was a great experience!! Prices and atmosphere were great as wellread more

Make sure you download the app for digital coupons, fuel points etc! I always buy giftcards when it…read moreis 4x points to use for redeeming gas. 1,000 points gets you $1 off/gallon! Gas isn't cheap now and every little bit of reward helps! They have the best gas redemption rewards by far. Build a Harris Teeter in Spartanburg!!!

Has a very good pizza and price is good as well. We highly recommend you trying it as topping are…read morefree.

This is a typical hot spot joint and as it is it wasn't bad at all. The workers were good and got…read moremy food ready reasonably quickly. The chicken tenders were kinda dry and but the fries were good. Another comment on the chicken tenders, the were a little burnt. But other than that, the pricing was okay and the service was good and I can't complain much. I came back a second time and a lady made my day by letting me have my Mountain Dew for free. I love people sometimes and a special shoutout to the lady cause this absolutely was so nice.

Nothing fancy just a good old no frills soda shop in a pharmacy. I was driving by it on my way…read morehome this afternoon and I decided to stop in and grab a float. It feels like a soda shop that you see in old movies. It gives you that small town nostalgic feeling where the owner knows everyone by their first name. I mean really, the guy knew the customers who walked in by first name and seem to know them on a personal level. The ladies behind the counter were very friendly. I ordered a grilled cheese sandwich with my float. And it was decent... toasted white bread with cheddar cheese. Prices were reasonable for sandwiches between $2 - $3. But like I said don't expect anything fancy. Their place looks clean both inside and outside. They sell a few locally sourced items like pimiento cheese and milk from Happy Cow. There's a gift shop where you can buy novelty items. Parking lot is available for customers. And this seems to be a family friendly place to bring your kids for lunch and some ice cream.

Hidden fees. Extra charge for whipped cream on a milk shake? Service charge? Hospitality fee?…read more Processing fee? Two $7 (poorly mixed) milkshakes ended up costing almost $20. Had to wait for the surly server to finish whatever she was reading for her to slowly stroll over to tolerate us. The drug store is nostalgic, but the soda counter is a one-and-done for us.

I love this store because it is a subsidiary of Kroger. Its always clean when I shop and everything…read morethat I need is always in stock. I live their fresh seafood department as well. The check out process reminds me of the supermarkets back from the early 80s when they take your entire basket from you opposed to you emptying your cart out on the conveyor belt. Very nice folks as well.

the guy in the meat section ruined the vibes and experience of an upscale store. just asked him a…read moresimple question about ground beef packaging and his response was disastrous and petty like he didn't want to be bothered. it's a response that he reserved for certain people because he would not respond to others that way. also it's difficult to navigate when its busy b/c they lack petite carts and some shoppers are uncivilized.

I somehow get the feeling that everything went from a "5" to a "4," after Amazon bought out Whole…read moreFoods. And I'm not crazy about having to be a Prime member to qualify for store discounts. All that being said, there are some things at Whole Foods that you may not find anywhere else, so I still like to shop there when I'm visiting the area. They have the standard grocery parking lot, and the building is always clean. Fresh food really is fresh, and their aisles are wide enough to get through easily. Check-out is efficient, and their paper bags are a higher quality than most.

The grocery store is usually very busy. A lot of quality packaged goods and a very nice bakery. The…read moremeat and cheese departments are spectacular. However, the produce area is underwhelming and the fruit and vegetables on the shelves weren't very fresh. I've been back several times and never see quality produce. The store is so busy, I set the month trial for the delivery service on top of my Amazon Prime. I'll tell you Walmart+ and instacart have better delivery services. I guess Whole Foods doesn't use insulated bags for delivery and every frozen item was thawed. Every single time. It was a huge hassle getting refunds or replacements. Fortunately the grocery subscription was a trial and I didn't lose any money on that. Shop in store and be vigilant when selecting produce!