Best steaks and homemade brats anywhere in southeastern Ohio. Everything I have tried has been…read moregreat.

love it here. freshest meats. friendly people i stop in at least once a week. friendly home…read moretown place,

Ordered two subs. One Turkey/one roast beef. Bread from a grocery store. Meat sliced too thick…read more Shaved would present and have better texture. Very skimpy on tomatoes and onions. Asked for Mayo on side. They sent Miracle Whip. Not the same. Better subs from just about anywhere I would say.

Staff has always been friendly. No really negative experiences I can think of. Sandwiches taste…read moreamazing. Kind enough to let me and my wife sit at the tables when walking which helps given our severe back injuries.

Stopped there today (Aug 1, 2024 8am) I was getting alcoholic beverages. I place them on the…read morecounter. The young female said we don't sell alcohol on Sunday. Again, why? I don't believe in Jesus or reading. Then the much older lady behind her copped an attitude after I said that's a stupid rule. Loud, animated, rude and arrogant. Saying she don't make up the rules blah blah blah. But at least little miss attitude told me Kroger sells it on Sundays. More yelling so i told Karen she need to call the Fk down and i left. That's the kinda customer service you get when someone don't want to work on a Sunday for 11$ an hour!

I usually go to the other Speedway in town, but today it was being restocked with fuel and I don't…read morego to a gas station if it's refueling - so I went to this one The person in front of me had left before their change dispensed, so I took it out of the change return and was looking for a donation container to put it in before I bought my gas. The person behind the counter shoved her open hand in my face, so I gave her "five", then she stuck her and in my face again shaking it saying "very funny", so I begrudgingly put it in her hand thinking she would be putting it in the donation container - and she pocketed it instead Technically no one had any claim to this money, and while it was an insignificant amount - I take exception to this bony witch demanding I give her money before ringing up my fuel

As far as the staff I have no problems. Polite. But after having my meds here for a year full time…read moreI'm done. I have been waiting almost a week for medications that are lost in the mail. Because they were sent to the wrong address. They left off my apartment number. I'm on disability and a fixed income. I cannot get these meds refilled for a month and I have no funds to replace anything. Now I am left without meds I depend on and desperately need. Also the CVS App is garbage and constantly messing up. Pure nonsense. Pisses me off! If I end up with something seriously going wrong from not having my medications I may be looking into legal action.

On a road trip, I decided to make a quick stop at a CVS to get some water I'd bought in DC a few…read moreweeks before. I wanted some alkaline water so I could hydrate for a trip. This CVS is not necessarily off the beaten path, but it's not right at the exit of the main road (Ohio 33) either. The parking lot is small but seems to be able to accommodate the throng of shoppers in Logan, Ohio. The store offers pretty much what you would expect from every other CVS, but does appear to be a smaller location and the aisles were arranged different than my local layout. All in all, all you would expect from a standard CVS, with nothing really standing out, positively or negatively. In case you were wondering, they did NOT have the water I was looking for, but I did snag a few Gatorades and a Monster energy drink for the road.

Just down the road from Hocking Hills tours in Rockbridge is Logan and what has to be the shining…read morestar: Weaver's Market. Reasonable. That's all you need to know. We fed the three of us for under $20. It's a grocery store and more. Deli sandwiches and different Amish snacks, baked goods and candies. We bought a few jarred items, fresh bread, cheese and a German bologna that I absolutely love. The deli sandwiches were very good....but reasonable! The parking is a bit tricky and crowded. The owners are very gracious and inviting. This alone makes the trip worth taking! 04/25

Grabbed a bite to eat here after walking around the little antique shop across the way…read more I thought it was interesting that they have a TON of Amish candies and treats that you can pick up to take home but also have a deli counter to make sandwiches and smoothies. My fiance got a pulled pork sandwich with a bag of chips, drink and a candy bar. I got a Pina colada smoothie. Prices were very reasonable! We didn't pick up any candies or anything to take home but I loved that there were so many options of items, candies and/or frozen treats (cookies, cinnamon rolls) to take home.

Dogwood Crossing Too. That's what the sign says along the highway, and that's the reason I…read morestopped. This is a small travel stop along US-33. I have often passed by in my travels, but recently I was able to make a quick stop to check them out. They have gasoline pumps out front, car parking on the side, and limited truck parking in the back. They have a couple lanes for big rig diesel fuel. Inside, they have separate men's and women's restrooms. With a decent-sized convenience store, they have many of the items to accommodate the transient traveler. They also have a Subway brand restaurant at the back of the store. I had a pleasant visit there, and look forward to going back again soon.