Crossroads Grocery

Don’t pass up this little store near the famous BJ Reese Apple Orchards. Nice folks inside and pretty good BBQ sandwiches they also had fresh smoked tuna, hamburgers, shakes, ice cream and soda.

get a bbq sandwich here! get six! their smoker gets a lot of action. some of the tastiest pork ever. ryals cheek is awesome. he’s done a great job cleaning this place up. the turnaround is amazing. it used to be one of those spots where you could only find monster energy drinks, various auto items (oil for your car, etc,) cigarettes. you can still find all that stuff i’m sure, but now they have tons of really good food options!

We just moved into the area and a neighbor mentioned that this little unassuming place made pizza. They also are the only ones in the area selling gas that is ethanol free. I needed gas for my tractor and outdoor equipment so I stopped by to fill up my cans. The wife and I went inside just to check the place out. It’s a cute little country store that sells most of your basics as well as having a little food counter along with a few tables. We looked through the store, paid for my gas and went home. As we were sitting contemplating dinner, my wife says I could go a pizza from Crossroads. I give them a call order a large cheese and sausage and they tell me to pick it up in 30 minutes. I get there and it’s done right on time and was made to order by the owner. The pizza was pretty darn good. Sausage was tasty and even though their large was only 14″ it was plenty for the two of us. Best part of it was that it was just over 10 bucks. Can’t beat that with a stick and it was better than most chains. Since it’s the closest business establishment to me I will try this other offerings too. BBQ, sandwiches, hot dogs and biscuits in the AM. One drawback is they do not sell beer, so will need to get that elsewhere.

Don’t let the unassuming white storefront on this corner grocery deceive you, inside is a charming, bright and welcoming store with some top notch goodies. I had only stopped to get an ice cream cone for my son, but I left with homemade pimento cheese, fried pies, fresh baked chocolate pecan cookies and two tomatoes that weren’t technically for sale, but they sold them to me from their deli because I needed them… and the ice cream cone. They looked like they had non-​perishable grocery items well-​stocked, but I was distracted by homemade treats.