The employees here are usually nice and pleasant. The store always seems clean to me. A bit…read moreannoyed about the several times I've showed up during open business hours and found the store closed though.

I wanna be very honest about this: I'll recognize the excellence in customer service their…read moreemployees have displayed, and meanwhile point out why this location's CAR WASH in particular fails to do its job. In order to redeem a car wash I prepaid prior to my visit, I stopped by a total of 11 times and made 4 phone calls just to inquire the status of the car wash. The employees had been consistently polite and helpful, but were unable to respond with anything but "no, the car wash is down." And there were a variety of ways to turn customers away: "it's down and we've called somebody to come to fix it", "it's fixed but we can't turn it on now", "it was open but it's not completing the cycle so we had to close it again", etc. On my 12th visit I finally finally got into the car wash, but I wish I didn't. After pulling in, I heard the entire machine making all kinds of grinding noise when it moved like it was dragging something with it. Nozzles seemed clogged as water and soap were sprayed intermittently. Soap didn't cover car. Water didn't rinse soap off. Hot air blower didn't blow water off. So eventually I ended up with pulling out of the car wash with water droplets all over and a considerable amount of soap residues. Honestly my vehicle was dirtier than before. And I paid for another car wash somewhere else. The car wash obviously is severely out of shape. The gas station employees are not technicians and certainly can't fix it. Seemingly the owner has already gave up in the car wash. Remember their car wash is the touchless one and that abysmally poorly maintained machine can't wash anything off your car.

First In: Clean…read more Fresh produce that has pre-cut options for lunch or snacks on the go Plenty of selection Food bar including sushi First Out: Sushi rice was way to glutenous. It wasn't great Maybe I just missed it, but was looking for a cold soda section After visiting Miejer last night and coming here, it is a different world. What did I learn today? FIFO, first in and first out is an acronym used to rotate food stock. Actually, I already knew this from a long time ago when I worked at a grocery store.

ALWAYS CHECK EXPIRATION DATES. Shopped there this past week and found expiration dates in the meat…read moredepartment from NOVEMBER 2025. No one attending the meat counter and store manager could not be found. The store itself was clean. Deli employees were friendly and helpful. Sushi was really good and fresh. Sushi Chef was friendly and attentive.

They have everything that I need for my dorm, they are almost always fully stocked. I am just sad…read morethat they don't offer more choices for frozen meals.

It is your classic Walgreen. Nothing special but they have a nice variety of medicines, supplies,…read moreelectronic, and food. The people working there are very cool and they help y a lot!

The place to go for passport photos! The employee in photo…read moredid a great job taking my passport photo and got me on my way. Friendly, fast, professional.

This store is racist. I went in today with a bookbag on because I was on my way to work, I work for…read morethe University. I was clearly wearing a blazer and my name badge, who steals wearing a name badge? But anyways, I was in the drink aisle which also happens to be the liquor aisle. As I had my back turned to the liquor my bookbag bumped a bottle of New Amsterdam and I turned to make sure it didn't fall and kept looking at the drinks trying to find Powerade. Next thing I hear over the intercom is "customer needs assistance in liquor aisle." I was the ONLY person in the aisle, probably the only one in the store at that time. I didn't need assistance and if they thought I was going to steal a rinky dink bottle Of New Amsterdam they thought wrong. Nobody even came to assist me if that was the case, it was just a notification to watch me! Oh how much I love being racially profiled!

Haymakers is a great place to grab the small stuff you need…read moreThe staff is super friendly, especially the manager who can be counseled on to purchase a treat for my dog every time we come in.

Shame on you Haymakers for raising gas prices FORTY CENTS A GALLON today, and blaming it on the oil…read morefacility attacks in Saudi. You won't see the increased prices until the end of this week! $2.28 yesterday for my car and $2.68 today for the hubs' car. Haymakers - Champaign.

This place has absolutely awful employees. If they were supervised even slightly, things might be a…read morelittle better. AVOID AT ALL COST. Nearby alternatives: Murphy USA at Champaign or Urbana Wal-Mart, Meijer Champaign and Urbana.

Very disappointed...I have been to the store twice in the last month, and every time I go into the…read morestore no one is wearing a mask and no one is enforcing it. I walked in there and a woman and 3 kids (old enough to wear masks) were in there and no one was wearing their mask and one of the kids was walking around coughing! I tried to get out of there quick and the guy in front of me was without a mask also. It is the law to wear a mask and should be enforced by staff at all times to protect your other customers!

This place is a hellhole. There are constantly LONG lines inside. Usually, line is due to only one…read moreregister being open. Typically, a second cashier is somewhere on the property, but isn't working. Today, cashier #2 was carefully watching line from back office, hoping nobody would see her. But you also get dirty floors, filthy bathrooms, lots of litter in the parking lot, and nonstop loiterers outside. Circle K pretty much sucks everywhere I go. I avoid them and patronize whatever alternative is available. But sometimes, I'm stuck dealing with them.