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Did anyone ever go to the Shell-To-Go Gas Station in Monsey? They have a full dairy menu inside. Breakfast specials in the morning, 3 different types of tuna, egg salad, avacado, ready made sandwiches & salads, create-your-own salad, at least 5 different slush flavors, fresh bakery in the morning – donuts, danishes etc…, coffee, ice coffee, all the jewish magazines and newspapers, (chulent, parve yapchik, & kugel on wednesday, thursdays and fridays) & much more!! Everyone please comment what you think about this place!!
I’ve never been there, but it sounds like a great place.
according to my friend’s friend who lives in monsey, they have the best bagels. crackerjack says bagels d’lox are better. and i agree with crackerjack.
crackerjack also gets these weird cravings for their cholent. never understood THAT one…..
parve yapchik
I thought by definition, yapchik was kugel with meat.
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I’m there all the time the food is really good and, they also sell meat sandwiches ready made in the fridge but its always fresh they move a lot. Great place .
I view food at gas stations as time savers. I never would go to a gas station just for the food.
Does this Shell station sell gas?
This sounds like a free advertisement.
I have been to this particular gas station. Why should the fact that there is a lot of fast food be significant?
Yes, it’s a great place and getting quite popular around here.
2sccents – Are you agreeing or disagreeing that it sound like an advertisement?
RB- I got the impression he was disagreeing. I disagree because there are people like me who live in a hick town like Chicago, and we are amazed by such things.
It’s so obvious that this IS an advertisement.
I agree with you RB.
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I’d considure it more of a testimonial based on other threads started by the OP.
“parve yapchik”
so its kugel without the meat? so its kugel…
Parve Ypachik – kugel with tofu
Or, perhaps pareve meat (soy?).
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Please explain, its a gas station and takeout combined, nothing special of either one.
Gas is not cheap (actually its more expensive than its competitions)
food is Milchig/Pareve (as is evident from the Pareve Yaptchik)
One thing that it does have is a nice hang out. .
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