Green Pastures Drive In Dairy

Never had an issue here.Fun little old timey drive through market and gas station. Right off the freeway, and very easy to get back on.Very happy and helpful staff. Not a vast amount to choose from, but am amazing assortment of goodies from candy, soda and booze.

2.27.21 Just put gas an decided to by a snack worst decision ever bought Dunkin Ice Coffe Vanilla and Hostess Donettes Glaze. The Donettes have been EXPIRED BEST BY: FEB.06.2021 it was dry with some small green stuff. After taking the first bite that's when I notice. Will be contacting health Department people can get sick.

Don't want to stand in line at the supermarket for some simple thing you can pick up at Green Pastures? Don't. I love this drive-through place, and the employees are really nice. There aren't a lot of places like this left in America, so let's appreciate what we've got here and swamp them with business :)

Young man couldn't say hello, couldn't give us eye contact. he was so interested in yelling goodbye to his friend that it felt like we, as customers, didn't matter. I was trying to be responsible and polite and give exact change and he again didn't say thank you or anything, but seemed to be more interested in stretching his back than realizing there is such a thing as customer service. I don't know if this guy hates his job and should be fired or it is a millennial thing?

This is the worst place, with the rudest people ever. We filled up with gas-$80, and asked to use the restroom afterward, of which they replied sorry- no go. After driving 4 hours for a gas and potty break, not exactly the answer we were looking for.

I have never seen a slower drive threw dairy. You pull up and they don't even care they contrite to talk and don't even bother to look at the drive threw. When they do finally make it over every person i have encountered there is rude. Won't be going there again faster to walk into a restaurant.

Aw, memories hahaI would frequent 'Green Pastures' back when I lived in the vicinity (2014-2015).The drive-thru portion of this place can get a little backed up, especially when people are getting a lot of stuff, but the workers do the best they can and are always friendly.I'd usually see about 2-3 guys working inside, even though it's a small place. I'm sure it's for when people drive through, they can be helped simultaneously.Gas prices were hard to predict and would fluctuate in comparison to the Arco down the street. It would be cheaper one week and more expensive the next.Over the course of my visit though, it was more expensive, more of the time.Still, it was more convenient coming here as it wasn't as crowded.No chase ATM however, and a limited amount of snacks and no hot foods so if you're looking for that, you're better off going to the Arco or Chevron down the street.These guys do a good job of running the place though. So thank you for making life a little bit easier back in those days haha.Thanks guys!

This station used to be a different brand and the drive thru dairy attached had impeccable service. They were quick, friendly and helpful. Now that Shell owns the place, it's terrible. Slow, where we can be waiting in line for 15-20 minutes. Also, I arrived yesterday evening to buy a Diet Pepsi. There was a car ahead of me being helped. I waited my turn, about 10 minutes, when a guy from inside the station came out the other side of the dairy and told me that they were closed and that they couldn't help me. He was also incredibly rude about it. I waited and watched them help another car, just to be told that their closed? This place is ridiculous! And the staff are just terrible and rude and very slow. Never will I come here again. And I will be telling my family and friends to not ever visit this place.

Since I moved to Lancaster, one of the first things I did was establish a close gas station. At first, I was frequenting the Arco station on the other side of the freeway until I discovered this station. One visit was all it took. Its a Valero gas station and also a drive-thru dairy. The gas is the same price as Arco, and the attendant in the mornings is VERY pleasant. He seems to remember me and always says hello and greets me with a smile. The attendant really gives the station a small town sort of feel. The dairy has a great selection of refreshments and little necessity items. I will definitely drive the extra two blocks to come here instead of the Arco station.

How sad that our go-to for gas and food has gone downhill so fast after it was sold. We used to get fast, fast service at the drive. Now if we're unlucky, they have one person handling the inside and out. If they're on the phone you'll have to wait. But the biggest thing is changing food brands. I bought bacon twice now and the second time was gag me awful...I stripped what little meat there was off this giant blob of sickening fat and there was not quite 5 ounces of meat and 11 ounces of disgusting fat. Didn't even look like bacon. The first bad box I bought was dripping wet and folded up in a sealed bag of slop. I thought it was a one time issue. I found out later this bacon is $1.99 at discount grocers. They charged me a lot more than that!Their gas is way more than it used to be too. We've been buying gas their for over ten years. I miss our real Green Pastures Dairy owned and run by local family since the origin.