Turkey Hill

The 5 stars goes the the gentleman who works cashier. He wears glasses .Today November 9,2016 around 130pm or so I went to the store to see if you guys sell postal stamps . When I asked you said no. But you stopped me and dug in your wallet and gave me yours. Thank you sooooooooo much your the real MVP!!!! That was so nice of you!

Very friendly and helpful staff, great service!

Good coffee for a dollar

My every day place

Clean restrooms

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Very friendly for a standard Turkey Hill. Not a lot of variety like the bigger ones, but all Turkey Hills have the same foods and coffee. There's only one bathroom and it's very small; the employees are nice which make up for the small variety and bathroom.

Very nice place overall just very small and hard to pull in-pull out

This os one of the smaller, older style Turkey Hills. It has a few gas pumps. It has a small selection of necessities and snack food. If you need to grab a drink and go, it's a quick place to stop. The employee at the check out wasn't too pleasant (to me at least, I guess if she knows you it's a different story). The employee spent more time talking to the customer in front of me than ringing up the transaction. When she finally got to me, I didn't get a greeting and she seemed inconvenienced by me presenting my TH card for scanning. At the end of our transaction, I received no response to my "thank you." She just turned around to the other side of the cash wrap and started talking to the customer that she helped before me. I'd recommend going the short drive down Morgantown Road to the bigger Turkey Hill, the employees are more pleasant and they don't care if they don't know you, everyone gets the same level of service there.

Management, PLEASE get rid of the door buzzer. The sound of that loud annoying thing is the least welcoming sensation I could think of when walking into any store. I assume it's there to remind cashier's to greet people? I assure you, having my ears assaulted any time I or anyone else opens the door is much worse than the concept of not being greeted.