this is by far the worst Walgreens I have ever went to they never can get my prescriptions right…read morewill get text saying they ready for pickup and when I get there at least one of them isn't or they say they don't even have it in the system even though I have clear confirmation from MyChart from Dr and text from Walgreens also any bread items they have is always stale and the milk will expire the same day or the following day half the time isles look like a dollar store with boxes of stuff sitting in the way waiting to be stocked on a shelf

Geez, what happened to Walgreens? Stopped in because we wanted to pick up couple things we forgot…read moreto pack. What's with the prices ? Needed deodorant, only had a couple choices. Really? $4.79 for Speed-stick? Its $1.50 at Walmart. We were walking around trying to find things and the kid at register kept following us like we were going to shoplift. Then when it come time to checkout, he was nowhere to be found.

Mini vacation trip to Fontana Village, NC for Miata's at the Gap at the beginning of August. After…read morethe first day of driving the Tail of the Dragon, I noticed one of the wheel studs on my 23 year old Mazda Miata was broken, and the lug nut was gone. Searched for a nearby tire shop, that would be open on Saturday. According to the googles, it *should* have been open at 8:00am. I arrived at the shop at 8:20am and it was closed, with no signs of opening at all on Saturday. I stopped by a convenience store to ask for another possibility, and they suggested Eller's Citgo. I drove up the street and found it, and pulled up. I asked the two gentlemen who were there, if they'd be able to help me, and they said sure. They called to the local auto parts store, got a new wheel stud and lug nut, delivered. We made small talk about cars, good driving roads, and listened to a few stories from them. Within 20 minutes I was ready to get back on the road. The amount they charged me, was incredibly low, and I settled my bill with a smile. It may not look like much from the outside, but Eller's Citgo has got it where it counts with their friendly people, quick service, and their extremely reasonable prices. The next time I'm in Robbinsville, NC, and in need of a quick fix or emergency repair; you can bet that I'll be coming back to Eller's Thanks guys! Pete Macklin 1997 Red Mazda Miata Visited 8/2/19

These guys are great. I've taken several vehicles to them for repair. They are very reasonable and…read moregreat to work with.

We LOVE this place! The food is great and they are always friendly. Highly recommend the chicken…read moresalad, pimento cheese sandwich, and the slaw dogs. They also have most anything you would need while camping or staying in a vacation rental.

Steve Headrick runs a fabulous store. He has been here in Townsend for years and his store has…read morebecome a fixture in the community. He stocks his store well, has gasoline and runs a fabulous deli. He has the best chili dog known to man! Steve and his staff will make You feel welcome and like they appreciate you. It's a one stop shop!

I can't even begin to tell how GOOD this place was for food and just the friendliest place we have…read morebeen during our 2 week road trip. Toni and her husband personally prepare the food here and the BBQ is the best we have ever had. The smoked corn beef Rueben took the sandwich to another level! The brisket and pulled pork were the same champion BBQ. They also make a hash brown casserole and their own baked beans that can stand on there own. Oh and just wait for breakfast! The breakfast bowl with homemade biscuits, eggs, sausage gravy would delight anyone!

Closest place we could find from our cabin. It is small but they have nice outdoor seating. They…read morehave a gift shop and we ended up buying some earrings from them. The food is also good. Yum.

Great little place at the BP gas station for snacks and a restroom break…read more Staff is friendly and helpful, restrooms are very clean.

When you're roadtripping in the middle of nowhere and cell service is questionable at best, it's…read morenice to know places like this still exist. Friendly faces, a clean bathroom in which to change our 10 month old, and a grill! (I wouldn't say 'deli' - there was neither a cold case nor any traditional deli items to speak of) The menu included an old school highlights like bologna, hot ham, burgers, corn dogs, and crinkle fries. And everything was delicious! I'd much rather patronize a place like this than another fast food chain any day!

Not one single employee was wearing a mask! NOT ONE! This is…read more state mandated, so you not care about your customers or your business? Or numbers are rising and no mask??? I have frequented this location in the past but will no longer be taking my business here. So sad to see such little concerns for the community

I think it is a disgrace to rate a business on personal convictions as Marie did. I'm not…read moreassociated with this business and feel that ratings should be only about the services or service received. Not on age, race, religion, or other beliefs as in wearing a mask or not. As a consumer it tells me nothing on how you were served or treated. Shame on people that want to tear down businesses because they don't have the same convictions as you. Great place to shop.

Great location, friendly and helpful staff, good variety; overall a great, solid experience.read more

From the owner: Formerly Tobacco Plus on Eagle Street. We have moved locations to 58 Wall Street in Downtown…read moreAsheville and are now known as Wall Street Market. For the past 12 years we've provided those living and working in downtown with the convenience items they need to get through the day without having to travel far. With our move to Wall Street we have begun expanding our fresh food and grab-and-go items to better serve the heart of downtown, as we've seen the options for these types of goods is becoming more and more limited!

When you're on a road trip, not every stop needs to be memorable…read more Sometimes you just need a clean restroom, a few snacks, a chance to stretch your legs, and maybe something caffeinated before continuing your journey. That's where the Catamount Travel Center Cherokee Exxon in Whittier comes in. We stopped in to do exactly that: take a break from the road, restock supplies, and give our legs a reminder that they still worked. Mission accomplished. The store was relatively clean, well organized, and stocked with a good variety of snacks, drinks, and travel essentials. Even better, the prices were surprisingly reasonable compared to many convenience stores that seem to believe being located near a highway automatically qualifies them to charge airport pricing. One pleasant surprise was the selection of local wines. It's always nice when a travel center offers something that reflects the local area rather than the exact same inventory you can find at every interstate exit from Florida to Alaska. The staff was efficient, everything moved smoothly, and we were back on the road without any drama, confusion, or frustration. And honestly, that's a bigger compliment than it might sound. Travel centers aren't always trying to create unforgettable experiences. Their job is to provide convenience, and this one lived up to its name. Did it knock my socks off? No. Did I leave telling everyone I know about the life-changing convenience store experience I just had? Also no. But it was clean, reasonably priced, well stocked, and did exactly what I needed it to do. I spent most of the visit debating whether this was a three-star stop or a four-star stop. If Yelp allowed half stars, this would probably land somewhere in the middle. But today I'm feeling generous. Four stars. Because sometimes competence deserves a little extra credit.

One of your new employees really didn't acknowledge me didn't say a word to me she rang up my stuff…read moreI said thank you nothing from her right back to her cell phone she has long hair with glasses very poor customer service skills