Casselman Market is a great independent grocery store inside an older shopping plaza. They have a…read morewide selection of items. They have a year round canning section, hard find items like molasses, and an amazing selection of jellies. Their meat department has very affordable cuts of meats. They have a smaller selection of fruits and veggies, but they do have the basics and more options when things are in season. (They do lack of a public restroom. The plaza is older and is not getting municipal water, but usually the Dollar General a few stores down will let you use theirs or Big Dog's Deli has a public restroom.) We locals are so very happy to have a grocery store again after several years without. We are so very thankful for this lovely store that hires many local people and special orders anything that don't carry. They really are the best. I try to do most of my grocery shopping here and support our local independent business.

Spent thousands of dollars here over the last year and unfortunately will not be back. Went in to…read moredo my grocery shopping for an hour. Desperately had to use the bathroom. I was told there was not public restroom. I parked my cart and walked out taking the 400.00 I was going to spend with me. A large supermarket that takes time to shop should have a restroom so your patrons can do the most basic of human necessities so they continue shopping. Basic customer service.

Friendly staff (thanks for the tip about Hey Pizza) and a little bit of everything for the…read moreforgetful camper. Plus, I like supporting a small local business.

What a unique find. I love old machinery and this was like a museum stopped in time. I appears to…read morebe abandoned as of a few years ago. I heard the original owner passed away. There were railroad tracks and several types of railroad equipment, including a couple engines and even some cabooses. Unfortunately, the tracks are a long buried and even washed away where they crossed the creek. I don't think anything has run here in many many years, but it was still incredible to see they had their own man-made creek that originally had a concrete bottom and stonewall sides with a very neat covered bridge. I guess they had live animals at one time, but all I saw were some geese. I didn't get a chance to venture too far because the grass was very high and I didn't want to take a chance of getting ticks. There is a nearby store which serves lunch counter food, I had a foot-long hotdog and fries, which was quite good and reasonably priced they also have soft serve ice cream. I found the place by accident by taking the back roads on my way across West Virginia. I'm really glad I found it. It's just a place I enjoy.

Iconic road stop for locals and visitors…read more Iconic snack bar featuring hot dogs and lots more. Neat small park with historic items. Do stop and lets the kids/dogs out for a run. This is Mayberry America....

Reasonably small 711 with a fulllll liquor store attached and gas pumps. Makes it easier for me…read morewhen im at oak mar. Its basically the only 24.7 thing. They have a lot of items that Virginia people dont normally have. Mainly ice cream lol i love this spot as i can get my gas, food stock and cigarettes while im in oakland before heading to wv

I like this store but one lady at the register is very unfriendly. Looks like she's miserable at…read morethis job. I shop there regularly, and each time I get the same treatment from her. The others are totally fine.

This location is in the small town of Oakland, just 20 minutes south of McHenry, Maryland, the…read morevacation spot for lake lovers and ski fans. I've been here a few times. This is a fairly huge Goodwill with plenty of parking on the side of the building. They have clothes, books, soaps, hats, toys, and a bunch of household stuff. They also have had skis and bowling balls but of course it's a rotating inventory. It's never busy. I bought a bunch of wicker baskets for our Airbnb rental up in Deep Creek Lake. Great prices. And the staff is friendly and willing to help! Sometimes they have a snack basket out with free snacks, which is super cool and generous; never seen that before! Trump sign out front but not sure if it's theirs or someone who owns the land right in front of the building.

I walked in. I saw 7-up AND RC Cola. Somthing ya just don't find these days. Let me just say this…read moreplace is better stocked than some of y'all's local Walmarts. I'm telling ya, you find one thing here you find another. Listen if you have to drive five hours to experience this Dollar General go ahead because it's the best one I've ever been in and we all know how many Dollar General there are. Beats me how they have more items for one dollar then dollar tree.

Have been going here for three years and I rarely ever have a bad experience. The customer service…read moreis amazing especially considering how busy it can get.

Good service and atmosphere, but is genuinely over-hyped. Most drinks/coffee I've gotten from here…read moreare too sweet. Admittedly, taking more time to customize drinks may help with this, but i prefer homemade.

I've stopped here over the years more times than I can count…read more Whether on days I was traveling back and forth to Baltimore or DC for work or going to Deep Creek to enjoy the lake in the summer or Wisp in the winter or Ohiopyle anytime of the year. It's a great gas stations and it's easy on and off Interstate 68. They have just about anything you could want or need here from pizza, to chips, to lottery tickets, to liquor, to knick knacks, to souvenirs, to cheese sticks... you get my point. It's a great place to stop and get gas plus also grab a snack and drink. The people who work here are always nothing but friendly and helpful. Make sure to take a pic with Bigfoot ;) Safe travels :)

A Truly Life-Saving Experience at Good To Go in Friendsville, MD…read more I was driving from Rockville, MD to Alpine Lake, WV late at night when, right after getting off the freeway, my tire went completely flat. After 2.5 hours on the road, in an unfamiliar town, stressed and exhausted, I pulled into the first place I saw -- Good To Go -- hoping the air pump could get me back on track. The pump wasn't working for me, and my panic was setting in when a kind stranger came out, checked my tire, and let me know it was completely shot -- and another wasn't far behind. He told me I could leave my car there until I figured things out. That alone was a relief. But the true blessing came minutes later when Rick, the owner, approached. At first, I worried he might tell me I couldn't leave my car there. Instead, he radiated genuine concern and immediately guided me to a safe spot to park. Then he told me something I'll never forget: he lives on the property and would personally check on my car throughout the night. The weight of my stress lifted instantly. As a broke college student without AAA, I had been dreading the cost of a tow back home. Rick didn't just reassure me -- he offered to personally put on new tires if I could get them. That act of kindness saved me from hundreds of dollars and hours of added stress. It's rare to meet people in this world who will go above and beyond for a complete stranger, but Rick is one of those people. I truly believe God put me at that gas station for a reason. This review might not be about the coffee or snacks (which I'm sure are great), but if you ever find yourself passing through Friendsville, stop at Good To Go. You'll meet genuine, kindhearted people who care about more than just business -- they care about you. Thank you, Rick. You didn't just help with my car -- you restored my peace of mind.