Helpful service and great items. Can't wait to come back. They also even answer the phone and are…read morepatient while answering questions. True hospitality.

We stopped at the gatehouse after exiting the Biltmore estate. It was during Christmas time and the…read moreseasonal displays were very nice. The shop is filled with home goods, ornaments and Biltmore related items but the whole atmosphere came off as quite pretentious to me and the prices reflected that. I did find an adorable little plushie gargoyle that I thought my niece would love but based on my overall experience, I decided against spending any of my hard-earned money here. The staff was technically welcoming but not in a warm or genuine way. I felt like I was being more closely observed than assisted and the older, stiffer employees created an uncomfortable environment. After looking around upstairs, I came down and started perusing the shelves but as soon as I looked up from what I was doing and a staff member saw me she said " your husband is in the restroom". I don't know if that comes off as weird in writing as it felt in person. I didn't ask where my husband was and I wasn't looking for him. I don't know if it was because he was the only non-white person I saw while we were there, but it didn't give the feeling that they were trying to be helpful. The shop is somewhat visually appealing but overpriced overall and definitely lacking the warmth that would make it a place I would ever return to.

Store opens at 7am, at 7:05 the pajama clad clerk waved me away saying she was having a smoke and…read morewould be at least 15 minutes. Rude AF.

Kind of...well...uh....gritty. It has a lot of pipes...milk...and beer. Convenient location off…read morethe highway.

Busy gas station mini-mart and shared space with a good Thai carryout counter…read more We started stopping here alot because, like everyone else, we re already stuck in traffic at the intersection of Mills Gap and Sweeten Creek. Clean gas station and friendly store staff. They have a surprising good beer selection including a few local brands.

Mountain Energy is a gas station with convenience store in Hendersonville, NC. It is right off I-26…read moreat Upward Rd, exit 53. I stopped here as I wanted Shell gas. The pay at the pump didn't have tap to pay though. So this was my only issue. There were many pumps although some were out of order. I noticed they had a pump to the side for kerosene, if you need to fill a tank. The convenience store was clean and the worker very friendly and helpful. I believe there is a Mexican restaurant inside too called Tenangos.

One thing I get lots of when I'm driving the RV is gas stations because it only gets 8 miles per…read moregallon and with a 25 gallon tank, I'm stopping every two hours. Annoying. On the plus side, I got to stop at this station that is located immediately off I-26. Sixteen pumps with decent cover, a squeegee and the receipt printer worked. A-OK. I did not have a need to go inside today. [Review 14943 overall, 445 of 2021, number 2839 in North Carolina.]

I happen to stop by the shop while visiting the city. They only sell their own cigars that are made…read morein the Dominican Republic for the last 31 years. I chose a Connecticut cigar because I just wanted a mild morning cigar to smoke. The service was very friendly and knowledgeable. I sat down in their sitting area to smoke my cigar and it was very comfortable. They don't sell any beverages so you need to bring your own. The air handling system work works very well. I highly recommend this place if you're in the area of downtown and want a quick cigar.

My husband said the selection was nice. All the cigars are hand rolled with their own tobacco…read more The extremely knowledgeable staff were very helpful. Mario provided some good recommendations. My husband bought the Churchill and Robusta.

To be honest, Shell isn't my first choice when filling up the tank because they tend to be a bit…read moremore expensive than their competitors, but when we are traveling, we stop wherever we can find gas. We were on our way to chase some waterfalls and wanted to fill up to avoid getting stranded in the forest. After filling up, I went inside to get some refreshments. Gatorades were on sale for $1 (reg. $1.99) which is a great price for a convenience store and I also got a bottled Starbucks drink which was reasonably priced! While I paid a higher price on gas, I saved on items purchased in the store. They seemed to be fully stocked on all sorts of drinks and snacks and they had a pretty decent section of wine for a gas station. I also noticed that they offer some car services. We had ordered from Black Bear Pizza a couple of nights before and this is the gas station they are attached to! All in all, clean, well stocked gas station attached to a pizza place. Sounds like a one stop shop to me! Stay safe, Friends!

Best gas station I've been to I love the service the vendors and all of the supply . Excellent pump…read moreservice all the pumps are exceptionally clean. All employees are very focused

This place was a beehive of enjoyment!!!! The shop was quaint and offered an array of honey and…read morehoney paraphernalia. I was able to find my favorite, Tupelo....Mmmm good. We found the place while globetrotting through Ashville, and I am a lover of teas with honey. Unfortunately no New Zealand based honey products. The staff was friendly and offered samples of all the products offered.

I had the best time at Asheville Bee Charmer. Some of my girls and I stopped by here after lunch on…read moremy Bach. We came here because my Yelp bestie and her husband love the sourwood honey. We were all excited to check this honey store out. In the back they have a very cool tasting table. There are over ten different kinds of honey to try. I loved that you could taste test things before making purchases. It was awesome to see how different each one tasted. My group and I had a blast here. They had everything from bottles of honey, honey sticks, bee pollen, honey supplies, and more. I ended up buying a beautiful bottle of the sourwood and a few honey sticks in fireweed and meadowfoam. The honey is both local and from other states too! The staff is beyond friendly. I highly recommend making a stop to check this charming shop out.

A convenient place along 226 to fuel up. The primary benefit is the pay at the pump. Most of the…read moregas stations along 226 have total "old school" pumps where you have to go inside to pay with credit. There is also a Cashpoints ATM in their parking lot, and not another for miles and miles.