walked up at 10:30pm from several blocks away to find hand-scrawled notes on the door saying they…read morewere closed until 5:30am. saw a guy inside behind the register lounging back in a chair talking to someone else. made eye contact with me and mouthed "nah". according to other reviews this is a common occurrence.

Scammers! Worker stole $1 from my by scanning a honeybun (I'm assuming for herself for later) and…read moresetting it aside without me noticing while I was getting my wallet out.

Great young man helped me and my dog out with some ice water for my pup. Good coffee for me. Thanks!read more

Felt discriminated against in this 7-11 the lady didn't acknowledge that I was there she proceeded…read moreto go to the coolers instead of checking me out

I like this place. The owner is very friendly and the prices are about what you expect for a…read moreconvenience store. Prices more reasonable than the other place just down Madison.

I've experienced discrimination based on my race at this location from the night shift store…read moremanager. As I called him out for his racist behavior toward me, he then retaliated by maliciously dismissing me and attempting to maliciously use the law to trespass me off of the property even though I did nothing to break store policy nor the laws of the land. later on in the month, I went in to try and resolve this matter by speaking to another manager at this location, which I regret doing. I was met with more retaliation, mockery, harassment, deception and racial discriminatory behavior by an African American female employee who was working during that shift. This level of anti-black racism appears to be a pattern at this Oak Park, IL Circle K location. As someone whose been a customer for over year, I will no longer be going there and will take my business elsewhere. Please join me in solidarity by boycotting this circle K for their anti-black racism.

Basically a sub shop in a convenience store where there are about 8 different subs that you can get…read morein a 6" or 12" size. Bigger rolls then you'd get at one of the chains. They make them to order for you. Inexpensive. Great to stop in for something on the go. We took them to the local forest preserve and then explored the trails.

Good spot to get a quick slice of Bertolli's pizza and a fountain beverage. Plenty of convenience…read morestore snacks and beverages, too. Service is hit or miss at times. Depends on who is working. Typical convenience store without the gas station but with much better pizza.

I went pretty late to the store recently as my dog really needed something to drink, myself as…read morewell. I didn't know what to expect but I was hoping that the jewel osco in Oak Park would be like the one in Downtown Chicago, IL. Upon entering, it seemed pretty organized. There were a few carts here and there scattered about filled with food and two aisles had gates by them to close them off which I am unsure why that was. I know some stores like CVS do that to prevent theft or keep certain things like detergents and soaps or other laundry/household goods but I could never imagine stealing from any of those places. For the most part, it seemed pretty well kempt and the shelves were stocked. There were even workers working late into the night moving pallets around to restock things for the following day. What made my visit that much more special or at least meaningful was the cashier Latia. I felt bad that maybe i was the reason that they have to keep the store open until midnight even though that's the closing time, but they had other patrons walking around as well. Latia scanned my items and though they were getting ready to close, she quickly scanned everything and made sure that i was able to carry everything. I am sure her and others were ready to go home and get ready to close because closing requires different procedures like most likely reconciling the cash register or cleaning the store but she was helpful. We even discussed a little bit about Jewel Osco. Her smile was kind and considering how late it was, she was very patient. I also had to return the next day to exchange an item and went to customer service. The woman who assisted me was very kind as well. Her name was Princess. They have good staff there. I also like how it was decorated for the holidays/fall time. They had a large variety of food items, especially organic items which was impressive.

I have gotten multiple enjoyable meals at this Jewel-Osco. I have also gotten some Jazz apples I…read moreliked here. I was grateful when I found ziploc bags at this store that I was having trouble finding elsewhere, the quart-sized Ziploc brand slider freezer ziploc bags. I am grateful this store has a bunch of different items that I may desire to have. This makes the store convenient They have such a deep inventory, that I could potentially get everything I desired from a single store visit and not have to go to multiple other stores additionally.

HAPPY NAME DAY…read more Giving out free Slurpees on July 11th is a totally thankless job. Every year this chain of convenience stores hands out free Slurpees (any flavor) to customers who need not buy anything else. That's exactly what a horde of people did yesterday on 7/11/18, where gaggles of teenagers descended upon this place for the special promotion. It was wise to have a guy at the machines "taking Slurpee orders", as it were, since the place would've been a giant mess had it been self-serve. I felt bad just taking my $0.00 frozen banana slushy and leaving, so I bought a couple scratch-offs and a bag of chips. The employees weren't surly, but they weren't the nicest either. I saw a big yellow Amazon delivery box in the corner, that looked interesting. I'll probably come back next year for the drink freebie, though not likely before then.

I went to this location for a free slurpee today, upon arrival there was a "no more free slurpees"…read moresign on the door. After asking the man at the counter why, he told me that you could only get them from 11am-7pm at no point was this ever made clear anywhere and am very disappointed. I had to pay for my slurpee.

May name is Goutham studying in UIC, Pharmacology. I found this Surguru Masala grocery is nearly…read moreand more helpful. I have seen all Indian items both frozen and masala items and prize also at good. I dont believe easily but I went personally to the store and found more helpful. Our Indian community items sweets is also available. I recommend my friends to this store

I don't have a car, but I do need a refreshing drink from time to time when out on my bicycle…read more There is an array of drink selection. They also have a slushie machine....yum. It is the light and fluffy kind, not like a slurpie. Be careful when in the pump area. This is a tight squeeze for cars and bikes alike. This last time I stopped in, a lady hit the pole barrier protecting the pump, then was backing out, almost hit me (I was standing on the side) then almost hit another pole protecting the building. I know why these poles are in place. No real bike parking.

$97 for a 6 pack of nicotine pods when the sign says $30 seems fair. Thanks to the cashier who…read more"doesn't make the prices" and can't explain how that makes any sense.

This place is weird. But SUPER conveinent to my apartment…read more They carry a few staple items, all with a markup from the Aldi down the street; but the hours here are so haphazard that usually just as inclined to make the trip to a real grocery store. But they have eggs, milk, rice, pasta, and tomato sauce on hand. The chip selection is fantastic. The soda selection is decent. Candies and sweet things are also reasonable (there's a school within a block, it's a bit crass). I am thankful that this place exists in my neighborhood, even though I work actively to avoid needing to go here.

RF is the newest addition to the neighborhood in a part of town that, admittedly, makes grocery…read moreshopping a bit challenging. On one corner we have a gas station with a $10 minimum on credit cards and very, very limited merchandise. A few doors east we have a better-stocked tiny store with the usual markups and hit-or-miss inventory. RF fills a certain gap, but they need to (and I think perhaps are, based on the empty shelves) get a few more things before I can safely recommend them. Currently, go-to items are in stock with items such as: detergent, lady products (but generic), snack foods, ingredients, seasonings, napkins, random baby items, and the like. The markups are to be expected. $5 for half-sized detergent, $1 for a 16 oz. off brand creme soda, you know. Regarding food supply, it's heavily, heavily Mexican and there is no freezer which means no frozen meals or pizzas and things. Hopefully they'll get one of those soon. They seem to still be in flux so I imagine when it's all stocked and ready to go, it will be a nice little bodega. Three stars are for cleanliness, cherry RC and a cooler of ice cream. I hadn't had a Push Pop since I was eight. That was awesome.