Fresh-baked bread, pantry staples, and the kind of small-town welcome you won't find at the big-box stores down the highway. We're your neighbors — and we show up every morning.
Charged Up P-T isn't just a store — it's a perk of living in Perkins. We opened our doors on OK-33 with a simple idea: bring quality baked goods and everyday groceries to a community that deserves both, without the drive to the next town over.
Every loaf, every pastry, every shelf is stocked with the kind of thoughtfulness you'd expect from someone who actually lives here. We know our regulars by name. We know which bread flies off the rack by noon. We know Perkins — and we show up for it, every single day.
We keep the lights on for two reasons: the bread is worth waking up for, and the grocery shelves are stocked so you don't have to drive anywhere else.
Loaves, rolls, pastries, and seasonal specials baked fresh every morning. If it's on our rack, it came out of our oven — not a distribution center.
Everything from breakfast cereal to cooking oil, snacks to seasonings. The everyday stuff you actually need, priced fairly and kept in stock.
Quick bites, cold drinks, and the little comforts that make a stop at Charged Up P-T feel like a break, not a chore.
Holiday treats, local favorites, and rotating selections we bring in because Perkins asked for them. Tell us what you're looking for — we listen.
There's a reason people stay in towns like this. It's the people. It's the pace. It's knowing the face behind the counter and the counter behind the face.
Charged Up P-T exists because Perkins deserved a place that feels like home base — where the bread is warm, the shelves are full, and nobody's in a hurry to get you out the door. We're not a franchise. We're not a corporation. We're just a local spot doing what local spots do best: showing up, consistently, for the people right here.
Monday – Friday: Open
Saturday: Open
Sunday: Closed
Call ahead for holiday hours: (140) 593-3004
Drop us a line — we check email regularly and we always appreciate hearing from Perkins neighbors.