Davis Pantry

Good sense of humor, but wouldn’t give more than 4 quarters for meters. Just FYI.

This place used to be my favorite but something changed recently. The staff is not professional and it seems they just came off the boat. I’d rather support American employers to bring our unemployment below 5%.

I try to go here as often as possible to give some business to the locals. If there is something that I can get here opposed to CVS or Whole Paycheck, and if the price is right, I’ll choose this option. There are some weirdos who congregate outside and other strange people waiting for the bus, but that’s not something I’m unfamiliar with. It brings character to this place. If I were filming a show/​movie and had to do a convenience store scene, I’d choose Davis Pantry!

I lovee this corner store growing up. Always friendly sevice.

I seem to be here every other day and the service is always friendly. Good selection of snacks and drinks and the line is never too long. There’s a lot of lotto fever going on in this place — more than I’ve ever seen anywhere.

This is a great owner operated C-​Store located conveniently by the Metra Station and L-​Station. It used to be run by two older Indian gentlemen, I think it was passed down to a relative Ron. Ron’s a-​ok and funny as heck. If you go in the evening He’s the thirty-​year old cashier and usually Bob-​Caucasian old timer) is stocking the cases or cleaning. Some of the customers can be sketch and lines can develop by the lotto machine, but they are efficient.
I was a daily regular for 4 years and the selection is key and if you want something they don’t have Ron usually orders it for you (I got them to start carrying Munchies and Wheat Thins, usually if they’re out of a soft drink they’ll get it in a couple days).