D&G is a Marathon gas station in Ohio, I came here to get some well needed munchies before…read moreendeavoring on my long trip back to Chicago. It's more than just a gas station but tries to be a bit of a grocery store and restaurant too. It's got a small dining area. Outside it only has 4 gas pumps. Tons of varieties to choose from when you shop when you choose food, drinks or snacks. It definitely features very dark and dingy. Definitely recommend some LED lighting really oh! Almost forgot! It features slot machines

Nice and convenient but not very clean. Getting fuel is not…read morea problem and car runs like a charm. Wouldn't get food because it's not well kept.

This is a very nice store located on the north side of DeRivera Park, adjacent to the Boat House…read moreBar and Restaurant. The drive through entrance is in back and easy to get into. Since you are on the island, it's awesome to have this store for so many years for convenience downtown, but do expect to pay maybe a dollar more than you would on the mainland. But, I really can't fault them for that. They have a full array of everything you'll need from snacks, cigs, beer, pop and more. You'll have to drive in at least once while you're here, or just walk right up to the cash register if you're on foot.

This is probably one of the most unusual convenience stores that i have been to. You don't see…read moremany convenience stores with drive-thrus to begin with. It looks like this was a car repair shop at one time and then converted as you pull right into the store through a big bay door and they have coolers and their shelves of stuff on each side of your car. Someone walks up to your car and you literally drive through the store until you get to the other end when you reach the register and then they ring you out. They have your typical convenience store stuff but the uniqueness of this place's layout is what earned it the four star rating.

Best market in the area. Everyone is friendly and helpful and they have a great selection,…read moreespecially the meats!

Having lived out of the area for several years it was a pain trying to find a good butcher shop and…read morerelying on big box stores for meat. Now that I'm back in the area it's nice to have Mosiers as a go to. We bought roasts there for the holidays, buy all of our steaks and chops there. Everything is great. Steaks are always tender and juicy, prices are fair and customer service is always great.

I've been to a lot of places , but this place surprised me , I stopped there on my way back to…read moreSouthern Ohio , I stopped for a restroom break but smelt the subs and had to try one and they are Fabulous absolutely delicious I would highly recommend there subs .

This is one of those places that non-locals will make fun of you for; 'a drive through liquor…read morestore' they might call it. But we all know you can't buy liquor here-you have to go to Rite Aid for that. Brookys is everything you could want and expect in a gas station/carry out/garage with a drive through and a decent pizza (and other hot menu items). If you're not from the area, getting your pizza at a gas station may sound ridiculous. But trust me, it's worth the experience. And pick it up in the drive through for the full experience. One of three places you can order a pizza in Glandorf, Ohio...that's an economics case study right there.

I just made my first visit to Kibbes since moving to Bluffton! First, note that while its short…read more1-mile distance from downtown might sound very walkable, the sidewalks in fact end about two-thirds of the way there -- meaning that you will complete your walk in the damp grassy verge along the side of "Dixie Highway" as the occasional semi truck rumbles past. Although known here in Bluffton as "the place you can buy beer," it turns out that Kibbes includes a small convenience store section that includes a working deli -- where you can buy a sandwich, order meat that is sliced in front of you, and also choose from a selection of cheeses. The owner is very friendly. But the establishment earns a full five stars from me because of its beer selection -- it would have been easy for a small convenience store in the Midwest to limit its selection to obvious, popular big-name American beers. Instead, I walked out with a six-pack of Smuttynose Winter Ale that I chose from an entire little holiday cart of different premier brews. The refrigerator section continues the theme of a wide variety of good beers, not merely the watery big-name brands. The only downside of the establishment is that they do not sell high-gravity Belgium beers, nor gin or liquor at their normal levels of alcohol. (Instead, they sell "diluted" versions -- I will find out tonight exactly how bad a martini made with diluted gin tastes; wish me luck!) But as this is a defect of Ohio law, and not of Kibbes in particular, I will complain to my new state representative instead of bringing my wrath to bear on this rating. Kibbes appears to be a safe, clean, friendly establishment that is an excellent example of the convenience-store genre, and that I can recommend without reservation.

From the owner: Offering nearly 1,200 Beers, Seltzers, Malt Beverages and over 400 Wines and a delicious Deli.read more

I went there today, March 9, 2024 and picked up a soft drink and a snack. When I got home and…read morestarted to drink, I noticed it tasted off. I looked and saw that it expired, or it's best by date, was, January 1, 2024. I mean I'm already paying almost $3 for a coca-cola bottle (which is expensive but I get it with the economy), but I at least want it to be good quality.

I work around the corner, the guys are nice but prices are high due to location and I understand…read morethat. My main problem is the posted hours. Many times they will be closed when they say they're supposed to be open and unfortunately it's the only convenience store within a mile.

This is a great place to wash your hands when you use the restroom. It also has gas, beer, and…read moretacos. 3 American staples.