Dysert's Travel Stop has the BEST breakfast pizza. It is delicious and getting one made to take…read moreout is quick. If you like breakfast pizza this is the place to go! I would definitely recommend this store for quick food.

Ya need ciggies? Carburetor cleaner? Cabot popcorn? You can get it right here…read more I saw an ad for giant cookies and it sucked me right in. The cookies were fabulous and huge, the kind your Mom would make if she made 20 different cookies, all thick and scrumptious. The place offers chicken, potato wedges and a host of pizza too. It was bright, clean and connected to an Irving gas station.

I will no longer be getting my food from this store. Very sad because the food used to be great!…read moreThe last 2 times I have ordered I have had to wait an extra 15 minutes all while my pizzas sat at the end of the belt done! The younger crew in the kitchen seemed to not care and I felt completely invisible as I waited. Mind you I was the only one waiting and the 3 in the kitchen were not making other food! To top it off when they handed me the pizza the toppings and dough were so scarce i thought the boxes were empty!

Great little gas station, convenience store. They have a really good pizza. Make sure to order…read moreit well done

You Can Get Gas, Propane For You Grill And Great New York Style Pizza All In One Stop, Simply The…read moreBest!!!!

Best Place in Bangor to buy fresh cut Meat!!…read more In Bangor to visit family that just moved from the Midwest. Saw the Tozier add and they had prime rib for $5.99/lb. Asked the butcher if he would cut me some 1" steaks. No problem!!! They were some of the best steaks I have grilled in a long time. The next week they had t-bone steaks for $4.99/lb...again, I asked the butcher if he would cut me some 1" steaks...they were just as good as the ribeye that he cut me the previous week!!! If I lived in Bangor, THIS is where I would buy my meat!!!

I ordered a 100$ meat package. Which they had to write it on a blank white paper since they didn't…read morehave a proper form for me to fill out " like the PDF file I download off their website" They couldn't properly explain to me what the sausages were, one of the lady workers called her father to ask him since she started that he delivers meat packages so he would know. (Which isn't part of the company!) (Not professional) I had my father pick it up for my kids and I. When he dropped off the box to me I found out that I received ONLY HALF of what I ordered. I'd think that the workers would know more about the meat packages the store has to offer, so this wouldn't happen. Nope! With me not having a working vehicle ATM I couldn't go back that day to pick the other box up. (Which should of NEVER Happened on the 1st place) I go back a few days later when I got a vehicle to use just to find out that ALL THE STEAKS AND HAMBURGER WERE BROWN!! The worker's reason why it is brown was that they don't use red dye. Ok NOO, fresh meat that has just been cut is always red and shouldn't turn brown that quickly (Even a few days old left in a fridge). The packages don't have Sell buy dates on them (well most of them didn't) So how do I know if they aren't selling me meat that is about to expire!!! I truly believe that is what happened in my case! This was the 1st time getting a meat package from them and will be the last. I'm no willing to risk myself and my kids getting sick with food poison. Sad thing is that the worker was trying to push off to me that it's fine for us to take it. Yes he called the manager to reimburse me, that I can pick up tomorrow, but honestly it still worries me to eat any of the meat from there now on including the meat that I do have in our freezer at the moment!!!!!! I always went to the Brewer Store for Sandwiches but now I'm second questioning myself about that also. This is the only Tozier's store that I have ever been to by the way.

Friendly, conveniently located I just moved to Carmel. Food and service have been great!!read more

The Village Market has a little bit of everything to offer, from soft drinks to whoopies and pizza…read more The pizza is quite good, depending on who is making it--it goes from merely ok to sublime. I have had both. It didn't stop me from going back. When you get pizza with everything, that sucker groans from being full of ingredients. The girls who work there are sweet and efficient. I like the place.

We recently stopped by this branch of Dysarts and ordered a pizza and onion rings. We ate at one of…read morethe small tables they have, though I expect most of their orders are takeout. The friendliness of the employees and the quality of the pizza matched what we have found in the other branches we have been to. The serving of onions rings, while not memorable, was fine and generous. This is a large convenience store with the higher prices you expect, but a better than average selection. Like other branches of Dysarts, you order your food and they give you a handwritten slip, which you take to the front register with your other purchases to pay for.

This Dysart's Travel Stop is well stocked with snacks, drinks, and hot/prepared foods. They have a…read morewide variety of beer, wine, and liquor - more than your average variety/general store. The food is quite good and I'm a fan of the mozzarella sticks. The staff is typically very friendly and ready to help out if you have questions or are looking for something specific. There is also an attached Dunkin Donuts and a Citgo gas station (with a separate diesel pump) on site.

Pats in Hampden is the best! My family and I go at least once a month and the food is great the…read moreprices are great and they do not skimp on the ingredients. We love Megan on Saturday her service is excellent!

We met a couple here for lunch at their suggestion. It was our first time there. Apparently there…read morewas a refurbishment that added seating and parking, so that isn't good thing. The service was excellent throughout. I ordered spaghetti and meatballs, which is always a risk as my wife makes killer slow cooker Italian spaghetti sauce and meatballs. But a while back I ordered some at Olive Garden and thought it was good, so why not? Well, I wasn't so lucky here. The sauce was quite skimpy (perhaps they want you to pay for extra sauce?) and the meatballs were too firm and rather tame. I am sure it is a matter of taste, so if you like your meatballs similar to the kind you buy frozen at the supermarket, then go for it. I like them more tender and with more flavor. My wife got the meatball hoagie and similarly missed her slow-cooked variety. I guess if we go back we could try one of their signature pizzas or otherwise stay clear of the meatballs.

We have gotten pizza here several times and really is always great! Great crust, tasty toppings…read moreand plenty of cheese.! Highly recommend.

Amazing!!!!! Must try you won't be disappointed great deals and even better service and food!read more