Everything was good here. Nice selection and has pumps work fine. We purchased several items and…read moregas and restrooms were clean.

Every time I have come to this gas station, the gas pumps do not work. The problem with this, is…read moreyou guys are a gas station. Gas is the one thing you have to get right and you just can't do it. Worst gas station in Crossville, and probably the world.

Super friendly staff and a clean store. No self checkouts, which is a little behind the times. But…read moreotherwise, this was a pleasant stop.

I don't usually post about gas stations but I have to give props to this one because sometimes when…read moreyou go into gas station restrooms or any restroom for that matter the toilet paper dispenser is right in the way of everything! You can hardly move or um,wipe because it's in the way, but this place got it right it's high enough to where it's not I the way but not to high that you can't reach it! So Good Job guys!! And it was clean!!

Great pizza, workers are very friendly and helpful. Stocking things that save you a trip to town…read more Cares about the community... and gives back!

D.M. Lake Tansi , Crossville TN…read more After living in this area for over a year I just recently learned that Happy Sak makes fresh Pizza. I patronized this business daily for a year while building a new house as well as some of the helpers I had. Breakfast & lunch daily, plus fuel when needed. Over the past several months I purchased 3 or 4 pizzas at the tune of $16.00 and some change. Most were very good with the exception of the last one. We ordered a pizza on 11/19/22 for $16.74 as we had company from out of state. The 4 of us each had 1 piece and threw the rest away. Way over cooked and little if any pizza sauce could be found. Dry as a mouthful of popcorn. I called the store and asked to speak to the owner and was told the manager wasn't available at the time. I reached out on the companies FB page but still never heard from anyone. On 12/2/22 I thought I would call them and ask if a discount was possible on an order given the pizza we received on our last order wasn't edible. The person I spoke to was absolutely unwilling to accommodate me. She just couldn't understand why I didn't just jump back in my car and bring the pizza back up to the store. When I told her we had company in our home, and it was easier to just make something in place of the bad pizza at home rather than drive back up there and wait for another order. I also explained to this person that I am 70 yrs. old, a disabled Veteran and live in agonizing pain and was not up to driving back to their business again that evening. I thought the initial phone call and Face Book contact was sufficient enough to document that we had a pizza that was not edible and that I could possibly get a discount on my next order. I was wrong!!! The person that I spoke to had no regard for my service-connected disability and refused to offer a discount on another purchase. She repeatedly told me she just couldn't understand why I didn't just hop in the car and return the pizza. I wasn't asking for anything free and any discount she would have offered would have been accepted. This type of treatment seems to be the norm these days. People have little respect for seniors and even Veterans are often given little thanks. I enjoyed doing business with Happy Sak and would have continued to patronize the company. I find it unreasonable not to apply a discount to the purchase I was trying to make considering the last purchase was so bad we threw it out. It would have cost them next to nothing to gain so much as I would have continued to patronize their business. D M Lake Tansi Crossville TN

I stopped at this store on my way to another place,To use the ATM. There was a few people that…read morecame in and out, one gentleman asked to use the restroom and I heard him tell him where it was that in a very nice manner. I got my candy bar, and on my way to the register the gentleman asked me The ATM was working properly. I thought that was very nice to be concerned, I got to the register and we were talking about me being new in the area and he mentioned that he came from New York, and how much nicer Tennessee was and I made a great choice by moving here. He was just so super nice that if I ever drive back out there again I will definitely stop at his store! Thank you :)

They have diesel! I drove to almost empty and was really glad to see this place! Plus the folks are…read morevery nice! Liked the town too!

We moved here 11/2 yrs ago. This is our favorite place to get good fast fresh food. Everyone there…read morehas always been friendly and polite. There just the neighborhood store with a home town feel.

Take a walk back in time to the 60's & 70's. This local neighborhood store is just that, a bit of…read morenostalgia. It's in the middle of nowhere to be quite honest with you. The store shows its age, there are things placed here and there, so remember to take a good look, you might actually find what you've been looking for. It's always nice when you accidentally run across something you haven't seen in 40+ years. That's how I felt about Shelton's Store. It reminded me of my local convenience store in my neighborhood when I was 5 years old. If I had a dime, it magically turned into a candy bar once inside the store. :)

Let me start by saying this place is NOT a regular gas station or store. When you walk in, you step…read moreback in time and that's what I love most about it. It has charm and character you won't find in a Shell or Speedway. There is usually a group of regulars hanging out at the front chatting. The store is surprisingly large but dark and pretty dusty. The variety of items on the shelves is actually pretty funny and some of them look like they have been there for 40+ years. The couple that runs the place keeps a notebook with all transactions hand written in it. You can get homemade deli sandwiches on the super soft white bread that sticks to the roof of your mouth when you take a bite. Nothing fancy but it's nice to get lunch for 2 for less than $10 anywhere these days. They serve breakfast as well but I haven't made it in to try that yet. They also sell fuel but you can't pay at the pump. I would find that annoying some places but it just makes sense here. Unfortunately, there aren't a lot of places left like Shelton's.