Convenience Stores in Mocksville, NC
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Open 24 hours
765 Valley Rd, Mocksville
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“Please train ALL cashiers on how to do a split payment. I had to EDIT My review it was 2 stars but that isn't fair. I really love this store and the cashiers. It's just frustrating when you get one who has no clue. I've had several that know how to do it. The cashiers that don't know how really can put people in awful situations ? I count every penny these days with the gas prices.”
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“I have loved Speedway for quite a Long time. I only got Gas for my Mom here,but I do have to say that Speedway is Very Excellent and Very Terrific and Very Spectacular! The teams of Speedway way do Great work and they do Work hard to make them Great and Amazing places to go for Gas and Snacks and Refreshment. Our top favorite is the Mountain Dew Slushy! ?????? Check Out Awesome Speedway and See! ????????????????????”
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“Sheet is always a good clean place to stop for bathroom needs when on the go. We were on the way home from Winston and stopped for gas. My Cousin and I both had a bathroom emergency so we went into the men’s room. There was no toilet paper in the stall. I told my cousin to go ahead and use the toilet first and I would go ask for some toilet paper. The guy was very quick and nice and got the tissue right away. Thanks for the courtesy of the employees working at this sheetz taking care of the customers needs for something as simple as toilet tissue. The only reason I didn’t give them five stars is because they were out of tissue in the bathroom and the trash was overflowing but otherwise the toilet was clean.”
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5:30AM - 10:30PM
1678 US-64, Mocksville
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“I was dubious. Hesitant. Incredulous. How could a gas station convenience store POSSIBLY make a decent pizza? Well...they do. Let's start at the beginning. I made my annual trip to the Davie County Solid Waste Transfer Station (or as everyone else calls it: the dump), and on my way back I had to stop at the Crossroads Mart to tie down a misbehaving empty box. A neon sign in the window declared that inside you could find pizza, wings, subs, stramboli (sic), and calzone. In a convenience store? And not the ubiquitous Hunt Brothers pizza? My curiosity got the best of me, so I went in. They were not cooking yet, but they had a full fledged commercial grade kitchen and a 97.5 sanitation grade. I asked the clerk about their offerings, and she proudly gave me a menu and bragged about their popularity and touted their delivery service. I took the menu, which has a great deal more than just pizza, and left. My curiosity continued to smolder until I decided I had to give it a try. As the bank robber said to Clint "Dirty Harry" Eastwood in 1971's Dirty Harry: "I gots to know". (Yes, that is my second Dirty Harry reference in as many days.) I called the store and a woman with a very deadpan, monotone voice answered. I told her I would like to place an order for delivery--a large pizza with pepperoni and mushrooms. I was flatly told "we're out of mushrooms". No apology. I stammered for a moment as I altered my order, changing it to pepperoni, sausage, and black olives. She asked me to hold, and then a man came on the line to give me my total and flatly said "we'll have it out there as soon as possible". What does THAT mean? It means 45 minutes. I'm actually fine with that. I live 13 miles/20 minutes away. The delivery driver also won no points for Mr. Congeniality--he was by no means impolite, but he betrayed no emotion whatsoever, not even when I laid a $10 tip on him! But it's really all about the pizza, right? The pizza itself was very respectable, and is a nice departure from the other delivery places. The toppings were tasty and of acceptable portion size. The crust had a very good taste as well. I found myself pleased and pleasantly surprised. So if you live in the Mocksville area, don't discount this viable pizza option just because it's in a convenience store--they make a good pie!”
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“A few weeks ago, on the way home from Durham to Lenoir,I lost my credit card. After much thought I recalled using it at this station. When I called about it I was informed that they had found the card by the coffee machine where I had poured myself a good cup of coffee. They were so nice about mailing it to me after I could assure them of my identity. That saved me two hours of driving and I really appreciate it and will always stop by on future trips that way.”
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9AM - 1:30PM 2 - 6PM
901 Yadkinville Rd, Mocksville
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“Not sure how to actually review Walgreens. Obviously one of the two major pharmacy chains that are everywhere. Though I am an advocate for buying local, it is very difficult to avoid national chains like Walgreens and CVS. They are convenient and carry about any household, health and beauty item you would need. Got a rash in your nether regions? Walgreens has a cream for it. Mouth herpes outbreak? I'm sure they got something for your lip raisin. If not over the counter, then I'm sure they can hook you up with a prescription. Prices are decent. They take Apple Pay, which I find very convenient. This specific Walgreens is an easy in and easy out. If you don't want to fight the Wal-Mart crowds then this is a great alternative.”
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“The sweetest lady helped me with getting photos off my phone to print out she was so sweet and kind the other stores around here wouldn't help me but they did”
“We ate the breakfast buffet on Saturday and it was hot and fresh. The French toast was excellent. We have stopped in several other times and had a hot breakfast from the menu, and it has always been fast,accurate and delicious. I can't wait to come back in the evening for a plate meal!”