Pulling into the Walmart Neighborhood Market on Pine Island and Sunrise feels a little like…read moreentering the opening level of an old arcade game called "Pedestrian Survival." The parking lot is absolute chaos. Cars cutting through lanes, shopping carts appearing out of nowhere, people backing out like they're qualifying for the Daytona 500... getting from your car to the front door becomes a real-life game of Frogger with groceries on the line. Once inside, the store definitely shows its age. It's older, a little worn down, and there's kind of a permanent "this building has seen some things" vibe happening throughout the place. The lighting feels tired. The floors feel tired. Honestly, parts of the store feel like they're just trying to make it to retirement. That said... credit where it's due. The prices are good, the selection is solid, and for a smaller format Walmart, they actually carry a pretty decent variety of products. If you're trying to knock out grocery shopping without paying Publix prices, this place absolutely gets the job done. The staff? Nobody was rude, but there's definitely an atmosphere of "I am physically here, but emotionally I left two hours ago." It's not hostile... just very low-energy. Like the entire building collectively needs a vacation. At the end of the day, this Walmart is basically the definition of average. Not terrible. Not amazing. A little dingy, a little chaotic, but useful and reasonably priced. Three stars feels exactly right because three stars is the official Yelp rating for "Well... it exists, and I bought groceries."

What a dump! Half of the pumps don't work…read more And the pumps that do work, the hose is a piece of crap! I understand your greed is insatiable, but a little improvement won't hurt your bottom line. News flash, loyal customers will seek business elsewhere.

This particular Cumberland Farms gas station is an overall good destination to fill up your…read moreautomobile and the inside has the usual convenience store items associated with a gas station convenience store. Cumberland Farms is a gas station brand that I grew up with in New Jersey, but I do not see so much down here in the Sunshine State. It is good to see a Cumberland Farms down here and it was an overall positive experience.

Simple and easy gas station, self-serve. Not the cheapest in the area, but convenient, and they…read morehave a lot of snacks inside with a lot of choices; a bigger than average convenience store.

Great staff Lots of variety of different flavors and always…read morehave in store the coolest New Products & Displays

There are few places on earth more spiritually confusing than a 7-Eleven roller grill…read more Hot dogs slowly rotating beside taquitos of mysterious origin... both glistening under fluorescent lights like they're participating in some kind of late-night convenience store beauty pageant nobody asked for. And honestly? I respect it. The 7-Eleven on Wiles and University in Coral Springs is still relatively new, which means it has that fresh-out-of-the-box look where everything still appears clean enough that you briefly forget you're buying dinner next to windshield washer fluid and scratch-offs. Unfortunately, once you get past the shiny exterior, this location feels oddly understocked compared to other 7-Elevens around town. The drink selection especially made me laugh a little. No real diet soda variety. No unsweetened iced tea options. Apparently this location looked at hydration choices and decided, "Sugar or sadness. Pick one." And getting into this place deserves its own side quest. If you're traveling eastbound on Wiles toward University, congratulations, you've unlocked easy access mode. Everyone else? May the odds be ever in your favor. Pulling in from other directions feels like solving a traffic puzzle designed by someone who enjoys watching U-turns. Now to be fair, it is still a convenience store, and technically it succeeded at being convenient enough that I eventually found something to buy... even if it wasn't remotely what I came in wanting. Which honestly may be the most 7-Eleven sentence ever written. "I didn't get what I wanted, but I left holding something questionable and a receipt." The store isn't terrible. The employees were fine. It's clean enough. But the lack of variety combined with the awkward access keeps this one from standing out in a good way. Two stars feels right. Mostly because the taquitos looked more emotionally fulfilled than I was.

They are robbing people!! The sign outside says 3.499 a gallon but the pump is pumping at 3.99…read moreThey're scamming everyone $.50 per gallon. Be careful.

Seems like every time I come here. The price says one thing. And it rings up another. Cashiers are…read morejust rude about it too. Like get it or get out.

Large Marathon Gas Station in the Magnolia Plaza. Several gas pumps which provided easy access and…read morethe fuel pumped quickly. The strangest thing here was I noticed the LAST public pay phone stationary next to the air vac, which was surely an ancient find. The grounds leading up to the front door of the convenience store was filthy (see pic), although the interior was clean and stocked well with goodies and quick pick up items. The clerk was busy with a customer so I self scanned my FL Lotto ticket which sadly were both losers. The store still advertised a USPS location which has been inactive for years.

Quiet, quick station. Clean place. They have a car wash team to shine up the car! Today we are in…read moreThe Thing, so no need. The have convenience mart to grab any snacks or drinks that you need quickly!

Nice clean store good gas prices and I see you can get your car washed…read more Gas station is not far from BJs and dollar tree. Zipped right in and out .

Beware! The gas station owner seems to be reporting fake low prices on the gas apps to draw people…read morein. It is 10c more than the BJs next door.

Despite being the only gas station within a one mile radius, and seemingly the obvious choice for…read moremost residents in the area, N Coral Gas d/b/a "Shell", also boasts the lowest prices in town. The facility is very well kept, the equipment is modern, and the staff comprises the same familiar faces that I've been seeing for over a decade.

Best place in the area to get gas. It's convenient...right off of Sample Rd and Powerline. Prices…read moreare significantly less than Boca gas stations and shopping at Costco is an added bonus. During Peak hours and on the weekends the lines can be long but they move quickly. A lighting system as you approach the pumps shows which pumps are available. The new Costco app lets me add my Costco credit card making paying at the pump super easy.

The price and number of available number of pumps and hoses make this a convenient place to…read morerefueling. Lights indicate the available pumps to pull up to ... when everyone is paying attention and NOT engaged with their handheld devices!

As a Tesla driver who doesn't know how to quickly put her car into Neutral and Car Wash mode, this…read moreMobil gas station is a God send. They have a touch less car wash with two options - $12 or $15 (not really sure of the differences I went with the latter). The machine to buy at the entrance to their car wash doesn't accept payment so you'll have to pay at the pump or inside which isn't a huge deal.

This is a Mobil station that has been around for many years with a few owners. Today, it shares a…read morelocation with about twenty-five other businesses, such as Hobby Lobby, Pediatric Associates, Premier Billiards & Sports Bar, Pepperoni Grill, McDonald's, Taco Bell, and other great eateries within the Royal Eagle Plaza. There's nothing noteworthy about this gas station per se. It has a small--I mean tiny-- convenience store, but what I really like about filling up here is the brushless car wash. They also have good air and vacuum stations, and their pumps are clean with paper towels in the dispensers and clean water in their mounted windshield centers.

It's 6:20 in the morning and i have to go to work. I have cash on me with an empty tank. I'm…read morebasically the first one here this morning and the employee says she didn't have change for 100. So couldn't get gas with cash. I just couldn't believe it. Have times changed that much that the cashiers don't start the day with atleast 500 in the register? What to improve, put money in your registers.

Once again, I walked into this Cumberland Farms on Wiles Road craving their fresh brew iced tea…read more.. and once again, there was none. When I asked about it, I was casually told, "the first shift didn't even bother to make any today." Apparently, the second shift didn't either. This isn't the first time I've run into this -- it's becoming the norm. I know it might sound like a small thing, but when you've got your mind set on a cold, fresh iced tea and nobody bothers to brew it, it's flat-out disappointing. The store itself is clean, the gas prices are average, and the staff? Let's just say "fine." But if you're after iced tea here, don't get your hopes up.