Preston Country Market — Local services in Preston Township

This is not just a run of the mill convenience store, it's a way of life. This place was a refuge for us when we moved into Lake Como dead of winter! They had everything we needed. From tools to snacks! Awesome hot coffee in several flavors. Super sweet and helpful staff. Cannot recommend this place enough. This is a family owned shop that has something for everyone, even picky vegetarians like me! I really appreciate the selection of nondairy milk, bolt house juices, Ben & Jerries, healthy and unhealthy snacks, including the homemade bakery items (I highly recommend the french toast muffins and the peanut butter brownie, those sell out quick though because they're so dang good!) . Not to mention the deli in the back whipping out breakfast and lunch sandwiches at high speeds and amazing quality, they make me an incredible veggie egg wrap! What else can I say? It's a great store, and I really appreciate that we have it out here! Rock on Preston Country Market! I'll see...

Used to love this little gem of a store until owners changed now the shelves are empty and their meat looks like this so unless you like your meat “50 shades of Grey” no one will buy it!

I appreciate the new owners response however I guess you never heard of the saying “if it’s not broken, don’t fix it” we loved everything the store had no need for “new” vapes and slot machines! Ohh and the meat was there for 3 days straight what will it become next? Smothered in sauce meatballs since this won’t sell? One word of advice listen to the locals and what they need in the area otherwise you...

This has got to be the largest market on the mountain... thank you for carrying such a large inventory of fresh, frozen, and canned groceries, basic hardware needs, prepared foods, made to order sandwiches, fresh baked muffins and hot coffee, a post office and a gas station. Your business provides a valuable service to the surrounding communities. I will come more often now that I know about your store! BTW, I am a local so you can tell the gal at the register that it is OK to say hi to me like she did everyone else when they walked through...