Great location, friendly and helpful staff, good variety; overall a great, solid experience.read more

From the owner: Formerly Tobacco Plus on Eagle Street. We have moved locations to 58 Wall Street in Downtown…read moreAsheville and are now known as Wall Street Market. For the past 12 years we've provided those living and working in downtown with the convenience items they need to get through the day without having to travel far. With our move to Wall Street we have begun expanding our fresh food and grab-and-go items to better serve the heart of downtown, as we've seen the options for these types of goods is becoming more and more limited!

So I need to go to Madison county from time to time and when I do, this is my go to service…read morestaation. Right off the highway, it was gas, convenience store good + a Hardees attached in case you'd want more. Prices tend to be 10 to 15 cents more, but its a captive audience out there north of Asheville. Good place to fill up...in several ways

I haven't been in a quaint lil "Mom and Pop" style grocery store like this since childhood. Maybe I…read moreshould look up synonyms for nostalgia, because everything Hot Springs was nostalgic for both my partner and I. Hillbilly Market was very nostalgic for us both. They seem to have just about everything you could possibly want or need, just without 5-20 options of brands. Simple. Sweet treats sprinkled throughout and even offerings from local farmers and artists. I have a lot of food allergies and sensitivities that make eating a lot of my favorites really hard. Banana chips is one of them. I haven't had them or much dried fruit in several years because sunflower seed oil seems to be used in the process so often with commercial dried foods. If I do find them, they're typically expensive and then taste like crap. So when I came across this expansive display of all these bags of dried fruits and veggies, Banana chips were the first to catch my eye. I startled a few people with my squeal of excitement as I began snatching up bag after bag of dried fruits and veggie chips. Everything I bought was made with a few simple ingredients. No seed oils or dyes, very reasonably priced and everything I bought is very tasty. I'm certain that this place is a treasure trove for people passing through on the Appalachian Trail. I promise that I practiced some self control and left plenty of dried fruits and treats for them as well. That fridge in the back corner of my photo? Full of meat from what we assumed came from a local butcher. It all looked really good and made us regret not cooking dinner at our cabin at least one night. Though we didn't regret any of the good food we had at local diners. Next time though, for sure. Like most places in Hot Springs, they close a lot earlier than we had expected. I think it was around 6:00 when they closed. We were unsure if this was just the usual or due to the community still healing and rebuilding from the hurricanes. So don't make the mistake we made and think you'll just stop in on your way back from a day of adventure and pick up groceries for dinner.

Renting AirBNB near Hot Springs June 4-6, 2025. Purchased…read moreToasted Coconut Marshmallows. Totally addicted! Do I need to move to Hot Springs? Or living Lake Norman, NC...is it possible to purchase the recipe or order online? These Toasted Coconut Marshmallows are AMAZING

Ben's Penny Mart is a great convenience store with better wares than your average 7/11. They have a…read moresmall selection of Japanese snacks (a nod to big brother Ben's Tune-Up next door), and a good number of local beers, which are available for individual purchase. They also now have TVs, which makes the Penny Mart a nice quiet location to catch a game. They have recently added Foothills Meats, as the other reviewer noted, which really completes the experience for me--people-watching at their streetside bar while enjoying a meaty sandwich is a fantastic way to spend an afternoon.

Love having this just across the street from my office. Their sandwiches and hot dogs are all made…read morefrom local meat and are simply delicious. I've had the sh*t on a shingle special too, good old fashioned comfort food. If you're downtown near the south slope and want a quick bite, it's definitely worth checking out. There is a small bar for eating, but it's better for take out.

16 pumps. Yep. 16. And all well spaced and well lit. Very impressive…read more Same cash or credit. There is a convenience store and a Dunkin in the same area as well. Great place to stop if getting off highway. 3 stars for being a large chain. Assume all large chains are 3 stars unless there's something to bump them one way or the other.

Would give zero stars if possible. Pulled in with $1.85 on the sign. Pun set at $1.99. Asked the…read moremanager which is right. She said she just hasn't had a chance to change the sign. Told her she was wasting people's time. She said I was wasting hers. I went across the street for $1.79 and less lip.

Very clean and nice business I will say the pizza is…read moreamazing. It may not look like it, but as soon as you take a bite, taste like it should be coming out of a pizzeria. The only negative that I can think of is that a few times we've had to check our receipt because we weren't charged correctly. They promptly fixed it without a problem.

Ex-employee here, management and owner are both awesome people, they gave me a good chance but it…read morejust didn't work out. They were very fair and super patient with me. Both owner and manager are sticklers for cleanliness, never have I worked in a place run so well. You can rest assured you can come eat here and not get sick and it's really the only place for miles you can feel safe using the restrooms. They will soon be opening a restaurant in the other half and I look forward to eating there.

This little mountain market is not one you'll likely come across unless you live in this…read moremountainous area or you're staying at one of the resorts located in the area above Lake Lure and it's the only option unless you drive down the mountain. Located only a mile or so from our RV site at Apple Valley Farms. I fueled up the Jeep here before heading out for the day, the pumps are old so there is no "pay at the pump" option but they worked just fine, it was kinda cool the pumps are all metal no plastic parts so there's lots banging and clanging when removing and replacing the nozzle. The interior of the store as you'd expect in such a remote location is filled with a little bit of everything and not a lot of anything with the exception of the wine section, it seemed to be well stocked. The young woman tending the store today was very friendly and full of local knowledge. It's a great place to grab a few items but definitely not a place you'd want to shop for all your needs - it's definitely a niche business so the prices are what they are and it's convenient, it certainly can save you a long drive and save you lots of time...

It's fine for what it is. You don't have much choice. There's convenience price but other than that…read moreit's very clean and well attended.

if I could give 10 stars I would. Parking lot, store, and bathroom were immaculately clean. As we…read moredrove up they were cleaning lot and windows. Friendly service

From the owner: Specializing in: - Gas Stations…read more- Convenience Stores

The number of out of order machines in this place is the disgrace! This used to be a nice…read morelaundromat, but the management seems to be letting it go to pot!

Sitting at Mtn Energy waiting on laundry & I have some notes…read more.. The lone handicapped parking area has been filled with able bodied drivers & there is no enforcement of the tag/placard requirement for using the space. The vacant-eyed stare from the girl behind the counter has hammered home the point that she is only there to collect a cheque & is not going to do anything aside from operating the cash register. There are so many teens/twentysomethings that it is nigh impossible to get inside the store. The haze of smoke right at the entrance ensures that I use my inhaler at least twice per visit. The profanity is making me uncomfortable & I am NOT sensitive to that sort of thing at all. The laundry facility is utterly filthy. I cleaned the tops of the machines I used myself as there was so much paper, empty containers & extraneous junk on them, it was impossible to access the detergent compartments. More machines are out of order than working. I opened a washer to find it full of animal hair, some sort of vegetation & rocks. Normally, I wait until after midnight to use the laundromat, but my husband is out of town & as I have been approached several times by strangers, I don't actually feel safe going so late. People have been squatting in the laundromat. I was made very nervous by a man waving a large metal bar around... Burnsville is a small town, with a minuscule homeless population, but being open 24 hours means the Mtn Energy store & it's environs are open for anyone who feels like wandering in. While I don't expect a convenience store to solve homelessness, I do have an expectation of safety & cleanliness that so far has. Ot been met. Nothing seems to shake them up or encourage them to make improvements. If there were a single other laundromat in my area, I would never step foot here again.