This is always my go to gas station. The price is usually .01-.05 more than across the street, but…read morewith the loves app (which is free) you get 10c off without costing anything except a little bit of memory on your phone. The selection of snacks inside is also better than that of across the street. Definitely recommend between the 2 options. Plus, there's an Arby's attached if you want some good curly fries!

Always like to stop here when in the area. Always clean bathrooms & a variety of quick foods to…read morepick up.

Publix is a great supermarket and the leading supermarket here in the southeastern United States…read more There is a lot to like about Publix. They have amazing customer service, stellar BOGO (buy one, get one free) deals and we cannot forget their subs, affectionately known as "Pub subs." My go-to subs at Publix are most prominently their Italian, though i get the roast beef and cheese sub quite a bit, as well. I would definitely recommend this particular Publix.

Bakery Specific: This is the second year in a row we ordered my niece's birthday cake from the…read morebakery in advance. We were told it would be ready to pick up at 8am the day of the party, then we get there to find they "couldn't find the order." Last year, we had to buy cupcakes instead. This year, they said they could make it in 15 minutes, so I waited. While it doesn't look just like the photo, it looks good. They spelled her name correctly, and he was very apologetic. All I can say is, if you order a cake from here, make sure you show up very early to pick it up because there's a good chance it won't be ready.

Last 2 times I have gone here around 8 pm, the customer service counter was closed early. The store…read morecloses at 10 but lotto and other things needed at customer service is unavailable. Today, I went in the liquor store to check my lotto scratchers and was immediately told I only have 2 minutes and not enough time to cash anything in so sorry. If I made it in to the store on time, I should have been assisted. Oh well, I guess I will stick with Publix. Maybe they are preparing for Aldi hours, which close at 8, when and if they convert.

Love the deals they have here! Love their brand of soda here! I don't know how it's one my favorite…read morestores I tried applying here for a job a couple times but wasn't excepted and don't know why ? ‍ that's okay I got a better job now staff is rude to my mom and myself we went on Sunday morning staff is rude but what do you expect from here? It's not Publix I love the Winn Dixie better in Orlando! But yet I'll still go here because it's closer to me

My husband and I stopped by this Circle K a couple of days ago to get gas while running errands…read more The gas price was a bit lower than others around, which is always a perk. One of the pumps was out of order and with only 3 other pumps getting to the pump was like a battle on Black Friday! We didn't go inside so I can't comment on that. The exit was REALLY steep and we worried about scraping our bumper but thankfully we didn't.

Gas station and convenience store. Wide selection of fresh and package food & drink. Has a beer…read morecave, serves hot pizza and hot dogs along with a wide selection of cold/hot coffee. Location is within the Mark shopping plaza with access to 429 near by. Also near Disney's Magic Kingdom.

Nice to finally have a gas station on Sidel but super annoying that they NEVER have window washing…read morefluid in the containers at the pump and the air has been out of service every time I've checked.

This Publix was closed for a few months for renovations, and today was my first time visiting since…read moreit reopened. The store looks absolutely beautiful. They did an amazing job with the renovation. But what really impressed me was the customer service. I stopped by early this morning, still half asleep, just to buy a box of Band-Aids -- honestly, it was almost an excuse to finally check out the renovated store. I used the self-checkout and didn't even realize that I had accidentally scanned the same box twice. The employee who was simply there watching the self-checkout area and helping customers noticed it on her own. I didn't complain or even realize there was a problem. She kindly approached me, explained that I had been charged twice, and immediately told me how I could get a refund. For convenience, I actually decided to just grab another box of Band-Aids instead of getting the refund. But what stayed with me was the fact that she noticed and cared enough to say something. I could have bought Band-Aids somewhere else more conveniently, but I came here because I wanted to see the renovated store -- and I'm glad I did. The store is beautiful, but the level of service made the experience even better. I honestly don't understand why this location doesn't have a higher rating. Based on my experience today, it absolutely deserves one. Highly recommend stopping by and checking out the newly renovated store!

I genuinely try to give businesses the benefit of the doubt because I understand that mistakes…read morehappen. But my experience at this Publix location on Saturday, September 12th, was disappointing enough that I feel it deserves to be addressed. A group of us stopped at Publix before a road trip. We were not shopping as a group--we made separate purchases, checked out separately, and left the store at different times within roughly a 30-minute window. Shortly after one of the young ladies in our group left, another came out visibly confused and explained that the self-checkout attendant had accused her of stealing an item/items. Let's pause there. She had PAID for her items. Rather than simply accepting the accusation, she went back inside with her receipt to address it. Someone in our group even offered to pay for the items that were supposedly stolen. Once she presented her receipt, however, it became clear that there was no theft. She then had to go to Customer Service to process a refund. That entire interaction was unnecessary and, quite frankly, humiliating. Mistakes happen. But there is a significant difference between asking a customer to clarify a transaction and making them feel as though they have been caught stealing. The young lady should not have had to walk back into the store and produce a receipt to prove her innocence after already paying for her merchandise. I immediately called the store while everything was taking place and spoke with Christina, who I believe was the bakery manager. She listened to my concerns and said she would pass the information along to another manager. I called back around 6 PM to follow up. The manager I spoke with said she had a note on her desk regarding the situation but had been busy and hadn't had an opportunity to address it. I was told I could expect a call within 24 hours from a store manager or someone above her to discuss what happened and provide some type of reconciliation. That call never came. Instead, during our conversation, I was told that the employee would receive "coaching." And that's where I was left thinking: Is that really the resolution? An employee allegedly makes an incorrect accusation against a customer. The customer is embarrassed enough to have to return to the store and prove she paid. Management is contacted twice. A follow-up is promised. And the resolution is essentially, "We'll coach the employee." Coaching the employee may be appropriate internally, but that is not customer resolution. What I expected was accountability, empathy, and a genuine acknowledgment of the impact of what happened--not simply an explanation of what would happen to the employee. Publix has built a reputation around customer service, which is exactly why this experience was so disappointing. If a customer is going to be accused of stealing, there needs to be a level of care and certainty before that accusation is made. Because when you're wrong, "I'm sorry" and "we'll coach them" are not necessarily the same thing as making the customer feel respected. I hope Publix leadership reviews this situation beyond simply coaching the employee. The bigger issue here is how customers are treated when an employee gets it wrong--and what happens afterward. Publix, you can do better.

Best at everything they do clean gas good snack selection great drinks and great food taco bus has…read moreprobably the best wings, and tacos ive ever had

It was very nice to see this gas station today! It was the first gas station I could get to from…read morethe highway! Love was across the street, but the gas cost more! So I pulled in and sold my tank The bathroom was spacious and tidy, and I'm happy everything worked out well! Now I'm on my way to visit Sarasota! Thank you so much for making everything such a breeze so I can leave with a smile on my face and very good memories of this location

Rave, Rave, Rave!!! This Citgo is under new ownership/management. They used to have a hand car…read morewash/detail called On Pointe. He still has a hand car wash/detail that he is calling Prestige Vehicle Spa. There is no sign up right now, so it looks like it is closed or no longer in service! It is definitely in service. I had a road trip to Fort Myers and my vehicle was covered in love bugs. I took my car to an automatic car wash and it barely removed any of the bugs. I asked him if he thought he could remove the love bugs or if I would need to have someone pressure wash my vehicle. He said, no, he could do it. He did a fabulous job! I would highly recommend you visit him and use his services. He is personable, reasonable and they have great customer service!

Great customer service Clean store restroom clean no…read moregarbage outside on the ground and this place is well lit at night