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This sign is from the gas station located at 14th and W. I don’t know about you but the only food I’m buying at a gas station is a bag of chips and maybe a slim jim…
Is it just me or does it seem really wrong to buy fried chicken or Chinese food at a gas station?
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02 February 2012 4:19 PM
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05 February 2012 3:11 PM
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I love the attempt at diverse fonts. Is that supposed be some sort of oriental-style print for “Chinese”? And as a fan of fried chicken, the cursive “fried” makes it a little more appealing.
Do they have lottery?
I think that one, generally speaking, who eats from any of the disgusting chinese, sub, friend chicken wing, ice cream places that litter the city, would have no objection eating the same from a bargain-basement gas station.
I’ve dabbled in the culinary creations of various gas stations over the miles and over the years, and I’ve generally found its best to stick to the pre packaged grub; cheese should be aged, cheeseburgers should not.
Loganmo- Can you say culinary snob?
I like the flashing ATM signs that appear in the window.
Are there any plans to do away with this gas station considering the development in that area?
Gas is only $2.09 here
Well I tend to grab a sandwhich at Sheetz whenever I can. And been known to try to some BBQ at smaller stations down South. And even had a Friday night fish fry dinner at a restaurant/gas station in Wisconsin a fair number times. All of it quite good. Never know where you might find good eatin’.
Can’t compare Sheetz to this place.
I could see sheetz on NY ave near the border.
One of the better Indian restaurants in Athens, Georgia, was in a Citgo in the middle of nowhere: http://flagpole.com/Guide/Restaurants/Charminar