For local residents who have been hearing rumors around town, the message from C&G Quik Stop is simple:

The business has not been sold.

Instead, ownership has simply been transferred within the family, ensuring that one of Dunlap’s familiar local stops remains family owned and family operated.

According to a recent statement shared publicly by the business, the store was transferred from a daughter back to her mother, keeping operations exactly where customers have always known them to be — in the hands of local people who care about the community and the customers they serve.

And perhaps most importantly for regulars:

The pizza is still hot.
The burgers are still sizzling.
And the menu locals have grown to love is still fully intact.

Located in the Dunlap area, C&G Quik Stop has quietly built a reputation as more than just a convenience stop. For many locals, it has become a dependable small-town gathering place where customers can grab a quick breakfast, lunch, dinner, or comfort food without leaving the valley.

The business says customers can still expect favorites like:

• Fresh pizza
• Hamburgers
• Hamburger steak plates
• Mushroom Swiss burgers
• Bologna burgers
• Reuben sandwiches
• Potato wedges
• Tater tots
• French fries
• Breakfast sandwiches
• Breakfast burritos
• And a long list of additional hot food offerings

In many rural communities, businesses like C&G Quik Stop become woven into the rhythm of everyday life. They are the places where people stop before work, grab lunch during a busy day, or catch up with neighbors over a quick meal. Ownership transitions can sometimes create uncertainty, but in this case, the family behind the business wants customers to know that continuity — not change — is the story.

The announcement also highlighted appreciation for the local community and the loyal customers who have continued supporting the business over time.

Small family-owned businesses remain one of the defining features of communities like Dunlap and Sequatchie County, where personal relationships and familiar faces still matter. Rather than becoming another corporate chain or changing direction entirely, C&G Quik Stop is leaning into the same local identity that helped build its customer base in the first place.

For residents looking to support local businesses, the store continues serving both longtime regulars and first-time visitors looking for hearty comfort food close to home.

Additional information about the business, including contact information and updates, can be found through the official Dunlap Directory listing.

Source: C&G Quik Stop Ownership Transition