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Businiess name:
Cooper's Corner Store
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Review by:
Rebecca G.
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Review content:
I only stop here if I'm out of gas and won't make it to East Bethel or Blaine. Their gas is usually a lot higher than further down 65, sometimes even by 10 cents. Some plus though, are that they have a Subway located in the store and are a full service convenience store, meaning they have all the snacks, drinks, and last minute dinner items you might need. They also recently changed where you enter their lot, which makes it more difficult and has created more accidents. I've also noticed the farmer who owns the fields next to Cooper's has had to resort to posting signs in his field telling people it is private property because the driveway to the store has a natural drive DIRECTLY INTO the field and snowmobiles, 4-wheelers, and dirt bikes take advantage of that and completely tear of the crop. All in the all the store is not soooo bad except it's overpriced gas and unacceptable driveway.
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