Great convenience and gasoline store (even nightcrawlers). Out here for all of us in the sticks…read moreand lakes - the last store and gas on Rt. 6 before Rt. 1 (and the Topsfield General Store at Rt. 1 is closed anyway). They take care of us.

Never open on time. Hours listed say they are open at 8am on weekdays. I consistently try and stop…read morethere on my way home from work (I work overnights) and I have yet to find them actually open at 8am.

The store is chronically under stocked. It is always a gamble whether the item one wishes to…read morepurchase will be available or not. The staff is lovely, very friendly but always excusing the lack of merchandise. It is no longer providing the same level of quality as the former owners and the community has become painfully aware of such facts.

Great place, easy access. Stopped here on a recent trip to…read moreMillinocket. Great selection of beer, snacks and souvenirs.

They have a "club" but yet no tracking. 2 yrs of orders an no discounts? 2 stars only because…read more staff is fantastic and deserve more

I used to love stopping in here on my way up to the mountain!! I was so excited that my (once upon…read morea time not too long ago, good) friend bought it and could not wait to stop in and congratulate them! Sadly, I won't be stopping in anymore. I have heard that they are really great to their staff and customers, so that is good. I

"Last gas and WiFi before Baxter State Park." Well, that's about as much of a business plan as you…read moreneed, especially if the other side reads "First gas and WiFI." No public bathrooms, though. This is a small but useful general-store place; a few beers, some Gatorade (only small bottles, no liters), some salty snacks, some sweatshirts. No extensive camp food selections, almost no fruit or veggies, a very limited sandwich counter, and a small counter steamer with a few Maine-style red hot dogs with natural casings (we got the last two). The two pumps are older, but they've got gas, which is all that matters. Clientele is a mix --- families buying drinks or slim-jims for their first family hike, sweaty hikers grabbing the first Gatorade they can find, campers and fishers looking for worms or beer, tourists getting pink hoodies with vacation screen-prints. There's a little of everything, but little selection. Far from the best general store I've visited, but clean and high stock turnover; just don't expect bathrooms.

Lots of options during the summer when the dairy bar is open. Great pizza, as well. :)read more

This crazy little convenience store/cafe is a treasure in the remote rural hills along the Canadian…read moreborder. I had the opportunity to explore for a week around Fort Fairfield, Maine, and discovered there aren't a lot of choices for lunch. But, that doesn't matter, 'cause this drive up cafe is legit! I ate two lunches at R&J Market, and was delighted with their food and service. The first day I had trouble deciding if I wanted a burger or a chili dog, and was glad to know they offered a small, child size burger, allowing me to also order the chili dog without looking like a complete food hog. And this problem occurred: The burger wasn't really that small. I swear it was at least a quarter pounder on a buttered and grilled bun, that was delicious and perfectly grilled. The chili dog was a complete surprise! It was one of those super red, super tender dogs that look like a hot link, but isn't. And they served it on a buttered and grilled bun that was AMAZING! The next day I ordered the lobster roll and something called a doughboy. The lobster roll was filled with large chunks of lobster salad with their secret sauce and served on those buttery grilled hotdog buns. I enjoyed it! And that doughboy? Well, it was like an elephant ear drenched in buttery goodness, topped with powdered sugar and cinnamon ... talk about a guilty pleasure! I felt as though I was a boy at the county fair! This diner does not have to be as good as it is, because there is little competition. But that's not who these people are. These are people who believe in equality their food and love seeing the customers return with satisfaction every day. #TodaysDiscovery

I worked at Circle K for more than a year, and the entire time was Hell. First, the company has you…read moresign a waiver stating that you don't need a lunch break during your shifts, giving them an excuse to staff just one cashier per shift. Secondly, the company gave me ample hours over the summer months when I first got hired, but bumped me back to 27 hours per week due to "lessened business," yet refused to allow the store manager to fire the person who was habitually showing up 1 hour and 30 minutes late for EVERY shift, and put him on for a minimum of four days per week. Third, corporate micromanages you, to the point where they expect perfection, but they cannot be bothered to train one assistant manager per shift to ensure safe work practices over the course of all shifts. Our phones were down one evening when I pulled a double shift, and I was told I couldn't keep my cell phone on the floor. A customer got belligerent with me when I asked for his ID for a major alcohol purchase (a minimum of 8 6 packs of booze), and threatened me when I refused his sale, as I was required by the company to ID ALL customers for tobacco and alcohol products. He continued to threaten me for over half an hour, while I had absolutely NO access to a phone to have him physically removed from the store at 3 Military Street, in Houlton, Maine. 10/10 will never recommend that anyone work there! That place isn't worth the minimum wage they pay.

Delicious ice cream and lobster rolls. The staff are nice too! Definitely worth stopping.read more

Can you say "LOBSTER ROLLS", hand-cut french fries, homemade breads and friendly people. You can't…read morego wrong. Tell them their friends from New Jersey sent you. Oh yeah, breakfast too! The food is great, the service and the ma and pa ambiance is classic.