A great old-school, small town grocery store, in the heart of Booneville. Around since 1953, you…read moredefinitely feel like you're stepping back in time a few decades, with the atmosphere and decor; but only in a good way. The store is clean, the service is great, and there's a decent selection given the size, comparative to modern grocery stores.

Prior to the super Walmart north of town being built in 2007, this was the only place in town to…read moreget fresh deli items and pre-made cakes and other bakery items, as well as good prices on food. In fact, some of the deli items are still better than what Walmart can produce. Nice people, very attentive. Like Piggly Wiggly, the staff will take your items out to your car for you. Also like Piggly Wiggly, the cashiers will place your items on the scanner shelf for you. Prices are less expensive here than at Piggly Wiggly.

As a general rule small town grocery stores are not pleasant to be in. Most are musty smelling,…read morehave shriveled produce, extremely overpriced, generic-only brands, expired food and greenish meat. This store is definitely in a small town and if you aren't a local you probably won't find it on your own. It does have shriveled bell peppers and a lot of generic brands, but it has a large variety of products for the size of the building. The meat department is small but it had some of the best looking NY Strips I've seen in a while. The meat selection covered the basic needs of anyone not willing to drive to a larger city. There was fresh ground beef in small packs, 10 lb ground beef chubs (in the clear plastic tubes), NY Strip in varying thicknesses, Slugburger mix, pork chops and chicken. Can vegetables were all on average .59¢ a can and mostly "Best Choice" generic label. One aisle was dedicated to cleaning products and bug killer and mouse bait. The rest of the store had a little bit of everything from frozen pizza to cookies, snacks to multiple types of flour. The one aspect of this little grocery store is that the prices were not overly inflated. The steaks were priced right along with what is available in Corinth, a city several times larger than Burnsville. I walked out with 10 lb potatoes, a dozen eggs, a small bottle of milk and 1 lb carrots for $5.00. If you've ever watched shows dated back to the 50s and 60s you will notice if, in the background a grocery store is pictured, you will see handwritten prices on white butcher paper taped to the front windows. You see the same here, at the entry windows on white butcher paper are prices such as, Boneless Chuck Roast $2.99 lb, Russet Potatoes $2.50 for 10 lb bag, Green Cabbage .39¢ lb, Best Choice Flour $1.19 for 5 lb bag and 8oz Best Choice Sour Cream .75¢. What you also get here, is friendly employees that smile and sincerely tell you to "have a blessed day/night" as you walk out. That's a little something you don't generally find in large stores in the cities.

It's a really really good place I love they're Avacados!!…read moreThey are fresh and way bigger than the other grocery stores...A++++ thank you

This is a very well stocked grocery store. It has a good bit of fruit and even some that I'm not…read moresure what they were. As far as the produce goes, I'd be comfortable buying the peppers, but the rest (on the day I went) were old, some moldy and had a leathery skin appearance and brown bananas. There were cactus leaves, fresh banana leaves and peppers in the cooler. I purchased a couple of poblano peppers for $1.35. I can't find them in Kroger and Walmart has had them in the past, so it's hit or miss finding them when I want them. These were shiny and had no pitted skins. There is a vast selection of herbs and spices, in all forms, rough chopped, minced, tea bag and fresh (wilted today but they are probably generally fresher). As far as the can goods, such as peppers, tomatoes and black beans, they are cheaper at Walmart and for the same brand name. I was really taken aback by the price of a 4 lb bag of regular sugar (no unique brandname, the same as in other stores), they had it priced at $4.19. I did my grocery shopping across the road at Kroger when I left here and I paid $1.89 for 4 lb sugar. The butcher shop area had a rather large selection of meats, ranging from mystery (mystery to me as I didn't recognize the cut and I don't know Spanish well enough to know what the placards said it was) to preseasoned diced meats. I plan to come back for the thin sliced beef to make jerky. It was cut thinner than the butcher at Gardner's could do for me. There were fresh baked breads and buns but no pricing. I will probably grab a bag of buns when I come back for the beef. There are also non-grocery items, such as, cooking vessels, grill for stovetop use, nik-naks, lighters and such.

The best discount grocery store around! It's very large with a wide selection of groceries as well…read moreas home goods and jewelry. You can even go tanning there and they offer a good variety of lotions!

Same location but no longer called Burton One Stop, new name is Martyville @ Burton. Go figure…read more However they are still serving pre-made and ala cart meals. Food is good and it's the closets civilization to Piney Grove, COE, camp grounds with food, supplies (basic) and fuel. Believe it or not their fuel prices were incredibly lower than the surrounding bigger cities.

My friend is the best and they have grezt furniture and I also love my sofa it's so softread more

I have furnished 4 different homes with furniture from Town & Country! They are so awesome that my…read morebest friend drove 2 hours and purchased living room furniture! Tim is always helpful! Jeff and Deidra, the owners, are hands on as well! I love supporting a family owned business that shows genuine appreciation! Oh and Deidra has the best taste in furniture!! I can NOT recommend them enough!!

Ray and Sandy are the BEST! You can't go wrong shopping there. Stop on in on your way to the…read morelake.