Turkey Hill Mini Market - Coatesville, Pennsylvania

Cyra H.

Absolutely Revolting – Avoid at All Costs

If you enjoy walking into a wall of pure, unfiltered stench, then Turkey Hill is the place for you. The moment you step inside, you're assaulted by a noxious blend of stale grease, burnt coffee, and something that can only be described as rotting despair. It's as if they bottle up the fumes from an abandoned truck stop bathroom and pump them straight through the vents for maximum effect.

The worst part? The smell clings to you. You could be in there for thirty seconds just grabbing a drink, and the stench will follow you home like a stray dog. Your clothes, your hair, even your car will carry the lingering essence of whatever foul concoction is festering inside that building. You might as well burn your outfit when you leave because no amount of washing will completely erase the memory of that odor.

I wouldn’t be surprised if the walls themselves are soaked with decades of bad decisions and expired hot dog grease. If you’re desperate enough to stop here, bring a hazmat suit or at least a can of industrial-strength air freshener for when you escape. This place is an assault on the senses, and not in a fun way.

0/10 – would rather bathe in a dumpster fire. if I could give it no stars I would.

Groff H.

I don't know what’s worse—the taste of the food or the overwhelming stench of burnt, overused cooking oil that smacks you in the face the moment you walk in. It’s like they haven’t changed the fryer oil since the place opened. The smell clings to your clothes, your hair, and possibly your soul. I thought I was ordering a meal, not an air fryer disaster.

The fries? A soggy, grease-soaked mess. The chicken? Tasted like it had been fried in oil that had seen too many shifts. If I wanted this much of a burnt aftertaste, I’d just chew on a charcoal briquette.

Seriously, Turkey Hill, change your oil before your food starts tasting like an antique deep fryer’s last breath.

Susan W.

Its a crying shame that because my sleep pattern is off, so i jump in the batmobile(lol) and head to the turkeyhill down the road. Once i park, i walk to the door and once again, theres a sign with closed 3-5 sorry on the door. This location advertising theyre open 24 hr. Looked open, but door is locked.? Any idea y i wasted gas for nothing

Joe S.

Turkey Hill, your sandwiches have really gone downhill in the last few months....just bought a large Italian sub tonight at your store at the 82 and 340 intersection.

The sticker has a sell by date of 2 days from now and yet the meat actually looks purple and rotted and discolored and the lettuce is brown.

I have bought several in the last few months that look like this and one actually had a hair in it....this is the last one I will buy. I have noticed that the quality of your salads have gone down hill also.

Time to step it up! — at Turkey Hill Minit Markets

Ronald F.

Yesterday, we visited this Turkey Hill for goods as well as lottery tickets. My wife went inside and was disgusted with their experience! The woman behind the counter, Jenn was very rude because she didn't understand the request when my wife was purchasing Mega Millions lottery tickets for last night's drawing. Unfortunately, we didn't purchase those tickets at this establishment, but went ahead to Sunoco to purchase these tickets. This particular establishment has lost my business altogether!

John M.

Ok store has new pumps. But the day staff is ok. But the night time staff sucks they dont work as hard.they just worry about getting a smoke break

Mike M.

Beware of the slow gas pumps. 50% of the time there is at least one gas pump that is out of order. Parking lot can be very busy with cars all over the place.

Inside could use a remodel.

Cassie E.

This is the worst turkey hill i’ve ever been to, every experience is always served with some type of inconvenience. I’m over it and will not ever be stopping there again.