I visited this store earlier this afternoon, all of the store entry doors were locked, with signs…read moreposted that only gas can be purchased outdoors for safety concerns. It was daylight and in the middle of the day...

I drove 10 minutes here at 1:50 in the morning so that I can get something to drink due to my house…read morenot having a refrigerator right now and the stores closed. There is absolutely no reason whatsoever for a store to be close for an hour and a half to two hours re-opening at three? That's not 24 hours. If there's special hours that needs to be posted everywhere. So annoying.

Decent enough BP gas station and a good option for fuel. The inside has the usual convenience store…read moreitems and the service was friendly enough. The gas was competitively priced and the property was well-maintained. I would definitely recommend here.

From the owner: Quick stops. Quality fuel. Easy rewards. BP keeps you moving and with the earnify app, you earn…read morepoints every time you visit.

Lots of gas for a working man's price. I recommend because the gas is a working man's priceread more

Least expensive 93 octane gas in Spring Hill! I come by here every week to keep my Z full of fuel!read more

I'm an OTR trucker who had his CC compromised and therefore, needed to be replaced. I only had 95c…read moreto get a coffee (headache and severe grumpiness around the corner). I asked the young wonderful lady if she would accept the minimum I'm offering... what does she say (along with the wise ole man behind the counter)??? "No. Go get yourself a large coffee." And just a few moments later, the godsend of an employee said, "Grab yourself a breakfast sandwich" I'm very grateful and lucky to have stopped at this store. Empathy and understanding goes the distance! I hope your employees get recognized for this simple gesture.!!!!

From the owner: Convenience store with high quality grab and go food service, drinks, snacks, fuel, tobacco and…read moremore! We continually stock fresh items, so you have the best assortment for your morning and afternoon visits. We're here when you need us! Find your favorite store today.

Not sure why so many bad reviews, these people are great! This store is loaded with good deals too.read more

call the pharmacy to avoid having to make multiple visits to Walgreens as I've had to do in the…read morepast due them not starting the prescription when they say as well as them not updating my phone number from the previous visits but I call to check the prescription status because of course they still haven't updated my info and I can literally hear the phone pick up and be put back on hold as least 5 times only for them to finally pick up and tell me they haven't even started to fill the prescription. USE at your own risk

Good authentic Mexican food at the old oak. Can get busy around lunch time so plan accordingly.read more

The food was really good, but the atmosphere was sooo very welcoming owners were the sweetest!…read moreThank you all the way from West Texas!

Employee very disrespectful I come here everyday purchased a drink and waited for a friend to meet…read moreme there after they arrived I went to use their restroom and was told I couldn't and if I didn't leave the store she would call the cops I have never had any experience like this at this store ever and was very disappointed and shocked

Get little old county store. These are a dying breed! Mornings are the best. The old timers sit…read morearound the "liars" table.

Well, so long, Country Corner. In your place, they've paved a parking lot. There's a new place,…read morefarther back from road. There they've swept the traces of Country Corner clean away, and with them a piece of my heart. No longer is the lady with the missing tooth, eager to take my order. No longer is the farmers hunched over hot biscuits or spaghetti. The foods are fried at some unpeopled hour and left under lamps all day. Crisp has given way to chew, heat to tepidness, flavor to flub. There is an invisible sign here that wards away souls like a rotting skunk. They've taken the short-order cooks and replaced them with languidly-smiling, busy, multi-tasking, multi-purpose, efficient and modern-day cashiers. They've taken the dining-tables and replaced them with....well, asphalt I suppose. A big black expanse designed perhaps to let oil trucks cut through like star-destroyers. Not even a single, splintery, sun-bleached picnic table to speak of. I suppose we're to eat on the condiments bar? "Nope, it's just most people, well, they eat on the road now."