Don't go to this bp gas station. I was low on gas and stopped here for a few minutes today and saw…read moreit was only $2.94 per gallon. I parked my car to fill up my gas tank only to already pay and realize it's actually $3.20 per gallon. Don't come here.

This BP station is hands down one of the best gas stations I've ever stopped at. The gentleman who…read moreworks there is from Bangladesh and he's genuinely one of the friendliest people you'll ever meet. Every time I walk in, he greets everyone with a smile and treats customers with real kindness and respect. That kind of energy is rare these days and it honestly makes the place stand out.

One of the few places with Rec 90, non-ethanol gas in Jupiter, but AVOID at any cost. Zero stars…read moreshould be an option. I was filling up with Rec 90 and looked down at the pump and difference between cash and credit was 90 cents a gallon!!!! Some stations don't charge anything for credit, some .05,.08 or .10 cents a gallon, but 90 cents is a COMPLETE RIP OFF. UNCONSCIONABLE. STAY AWAY.

Horrifically expensive! I put just enough gas in my car to get out of there! $5.99 for premium gas…read moreusing credit card? This place doesn't want customers.

Carwash doesn't work well put a shampoo on car and comes little water and already start to blowing…read moreand shampoo all over on the car I payed $16 for nothing! Should the owner check make sure works properly! I'm not go there anymore

Very clean place with a great car wash. Great store and place to grab a quick bite from.read more

Good prices easy in and out not much content with the owner or inside personal. Hope everyone has a…read moregood day

Cash Price $2.959 vs Credit Price $3.059 I didn't notice the sign stating this when I pulled in and…read moreI usually don't pay cash for my fill-up so I think the pricing is a little steep in comparison to what the gas prices are lately. This location is convenient and I did meet the owner he seemed pleasant enough and although it's a very small station it packed with a little bit of everything inside. The do have a public restroom inside it was very tidy and well maintained again that's mostly likely because it is privately owned so the $3.20 I payed extra to fill up using a credit card was okay by me.

Stopped in here while waiting for a ride! I used the restroom, which although fairly clean, lacked…read morea much needed purse hook and featured a very loud fan. Needed to get the key, but the person who helped me was very nice and friendly. Ended up grabbing a snack and looking around - I have seen this gas station a million times, as it is iconically across from the intersection where Jupiter Island begins, with a mural outside and a fun design on the gas station side.

The retro gas station…read more This is by far the best gas station that I visited. It still has that original retro look and feel. The gas station is small compared to others (of course), this one only has 6 pumps while normal ones, the bigger ones have over 12+ pumps. Love it, but not the gas prices at the moment.

Even having a Subway as part of your business can't help this place…read more Gas is overpriced, shelves are cluttered and some of the packages have been here so long they are faded by the sun. Friendly service and being convenient on my drive are the only reason for these stars.

This gas station is not close to i95 also the gas rubs super slow and you gotta keep holding the…read morehandle it's really not a good place This gas station is not close to i95 also the gas rubs super slow and you gotta keep holding the handle it's really not a good place

Circle K on Indiantown Road in Jupiter, FL…read more I stopped at this Circle K today after driving out of my way from my hotel toward the beach. It was a little rainy, so I decided to stop for gas and grab a coffee. I had a nice experience there before and recognized the employee from my last visit. She had a southern accent and seemed so kind, which is why I was especially surprised by what happened today. I purchased gas and a coffee, spending almost $75 on gas alone. Before I even had a chance to drink the coffee, it spilled all over me. I immediately went back inside, showed her what happened, and politely asked if she could please replace looks good make it so I can copy and paste the cup of coffee. I was shocked when she repeatedly refused and said she couldn't do it. I explained that I had just purchased gas there and that the coffee had literally just spilled, but she still would not help at first. What should have been a simple, understanding customer service plus I just bought $75 of gas and a $3 cup of coffee just under $100 moment turned into an unnecessary and upsetting experience. I was honestly so disappointed that I almost cried. It wasn't about the price of the coffee -- it was about feeling like there was no kindness or compassion shown. The interaction felt very different from the friendly impression I had of her before, and it was very upsetting. A small gesture would have made a big difference. I hope management takes this as an opportunity to remind employees that kindness and customer service matter.

Aside from multiple pumps having out of order bags over them, I went to the tire air machine and…read morefilled up two tires with air, no problem. Third one, the machine deflated it. I tried again with new payment and it wouldn't blow any air at all but I heard the compressor on. So I went inside and asked the clerk if there was something wrong with it and she said "yeah, I've had customers say it deflates tires if you don't do it right". I didn't tell her what happened, but she just told me what is KNOWN to happen. So I had her come outside and she called the manager who said they didn't witness it happen there so they couldn't say if it was my tire or their machine. So she came and put a sign in the machine and gave me $3 of the $12 I spent showing her that it was not working, and attempting to fill it. I ended up having to call an elderly family member to bring a portable air compressor to fill it up. All their EV charging stations were taped off. And this is the newest gas station in town. Sad to see it's this poorly kept up.

Highly dislike their High gas prices, and Had fruaduant charges on my card later that day after…read moregetting gas here. Everywhere else use mobile pay so 99% sure it happened here.

Avoid their new car wash machine. Some new touchless system, I paid $8 for a wash because I had a…read morespider explode it's babies all over my driver side window. Left streaks of soap or protection coating all over my car, waste of money.

$1 more per gallon if you use your credit card! It's outrageous. I understand if you want to add a…read morefee for using credit canards, but $1 per gallon is way too much. Stay away unless you want to pay that.

False advertising. Staff does not know how to do a promotion on their wall. Useless staff. Caller…read moremanager he couldn't help them. More like didn't want to. I'm going to notify the distributor of their false advertising of their products

We stopped at this Circle K to get some gas. Their prices are about average for the area, but the…read morebest deal is inside their convenience store. They have subscription deals for drinks and coffees, that you can take advantage of, if you are a regular. We just got a monster drink from the soda fountain for $1. Circle K's success in the convenience retailing industry spans more than 60 years. Their roots trace back to 1951 when Fred Hervey purchased three Kay's Food Stores in El Paso, Texas. These stores would serve as the beginning of Circle K. During the early years, Hervey's enterprising spirit enabled the company to make its mark in the southwestern part of the United States. He grew the Circle K chain into neighboring New Mexico and Arizona. Now, they are all over the country, providing a place to get gas, snacks, drinks and in some of them souvenirs. This particular one was clean and very busy with people coming in/out all the time we were there.