Location: Sheetz gas station Convenience: excellent, right…read moreoff I-40, open 24 hours Food and Bev: Sheetz has everything, subs, burritos, breakfast, burgers, hot dogs, salads, coffees, and tons of snacks and drinks. Restrooms: Yes Car wash: Yes, touchless laser wash!!! Window cleaning supplies: Yes Air: Yes Covered Charging: No Shopping: Dick's Sporting Goods, Old Navy

Eight Stalls, well light area sharing space with gas pumps. The convenience store seems to have a…read morevariety of tasty snacks!

First off the service and hospitality is phenomenal from the start. Could not have better people…read more You feel right at home. Great little dive bar atmosphere with zero pretentiousness. Had the wings they were incredible saw someone eating the pizza and it looked amazing. Prices were really good but again and I can't understate the CHEERS atmosphere in this place

We appreciate a place informed about food allergies! We had a few different things: hot Italian…read moresub, cheeseburger and spinach dip. We rated the cheeseburger and dip as pretty good. The Italian was just ok due to the ham being thick sliced and being honey ham which isn't what we usually expect on an Italian. Overall though pretty good and thanks to our nice server.

Was out and about escorting some friends of my wife around as we explored the area. Realized I'd…read moregotten low so we decided to hit this location up, and it was my first time using it and first time I guess for it to be added to Yelp. It's behind a Sheetz which is a bonus, I used a 150KW slot for our car as we can't take advantage of the 350KW and. I will say I discovered that for our car the last charger on the left side (150KW/Chademo) the slot the charger is and it's design doesn't work if you have a driver side front charging port (Audi Q8 or Chevy Bolt) and the cord didn't reach, so had to move to the far right charger. Worked great, got our 20-80% (62 kWh) in 28 minutes and hit a max of 146 KW (rated 150KW on charger). Since it was a new vehicle, didn't cost us anything. Great value from our perspective and plus got to buy road snacks inside the sheetz. Seemed to be a well used location at one point had two Ioniq 5s and a VW ID.4 there, a Rivian R1T drove buy but must have kept going since we were all there.

Tesla Supercharger worked as expected for the Model Y i was test driving. I was there for about 25…read moreminutes.

Located in the back of Dillard and Carousel Cinemas parking lot of the Alamance Crossing Shopping…read moreMall in Burlington, NC - Although located within the Mall parking ... you'll need to walk quite a bit and do not recommend this SC if you're needing to use a restroom or have to grab something to eat after normal business hours of the Mall (SC is situated in a somewhat remote and isolated area of the mall)

I love the concept of "auto pour" that they have here. You provide the bartender with a credit…read morecard, they give you an RFID tag and then you just pour as much and as many of the beers/ciders/wines as you like. It's a fabulous opportunity to try new beers and styles without committing more than a couple of ounces (less than a dollar). Tables, booths and a bar with the center being the forty eight (48!) taps. Grab a glass and go to town. Some classics, some micros, some macros. I spotted a few favorites including Guinness and Charlotte's Olde Mecklenburg Brewery "Captain Jack" so what's not to enjoy? There is some food, but my fingers still smelled of buffalo sauce from the wings over at Flying Pig so no eating here for me this evening. [Review 21226 overall - 3519 in North Carolina - 191 of 2024.]

Food & Staff were great. Love this place!! The different beers are very nice. Taste before we…read moreorder.

I loved our time at the zoo…read more some tips and tricks: If you come in the hotter months make sure you take precautions; plenty of water, liquid IVs or other electrolytes, neck fans, sun hats, sun protective clothing, sunscreen, bug spray. take your time, take plenty of breaks. No matter which route you take you will walk up hill at times. North America has more cold areas than Africa. More air-conditioned areas and more misting stations. Utilize the tram and bus systems inside the park. This gives you a behind the scenes look at some of the exhibits and gets you off your feet and cools you down with the breeze. The smaller bus is air conditioned. The staff will help you load and unload your stroller or wagon if you bring one. There is an extra charge to feed the giraffes (worth it) you can buy tickets at the giraffe feeding station directly, butterfly garden (worth it) you buy tickets for it at junction plaza, zoofari (worth it) you can buy tickets for it at junction plaza. And the carousel (not worth it in my opinion) you can buy tickets for it at junction plaza. The zoofari only runs Thursdays and Fridays at 11 am and 12 pm or Saturdays and Sundays at 10am, 11 am, and 12 pm or you can request a private tour for a private group. the carousel isn't worth it for me personally. It's small and in a very dark shaded spot of Junction Plaza. If you want a better carousel experience you should check out Nido & Mariana Qubein Childrens Museum if you can. It has a double decker carousel that offers unlimited rides for free once you pay for admission to the museum. Bring your own water and your own food/snacks that are light and won't bog you down. This will save on money spent in the zoo. There are plenty of restaurants and shops around the outside of the zoo you can stop at to save on money. When in the zoo make sure to check out each one of the gifts shops. Each gift shop has something a bit different that they sell, so there is a chance you might miss an item if you only go into one gift shop. bring some good binoculars. We got lucky and didn't really need to use them much, but they do help when trying to spot animals in some of the bigger enclosers.

The North Carolina Zoo is one of our favorite places to visit as a family. We have been coming here…read morefor years, from when our children were young to now bringing our four year old granddaughter, and it never gets old. The experience is always enjoyable. The zoo is clean, well organized, and offers a very interactive environment that keeps everyone engaged. There is a lot of walking, but that is part of the charm and allows for a more natural setting for the animals. Food is about what you would expect from a large attraction and can be on the expensive side, but the overall experience more than makes up for it. We have never had a bad visit here. It is a place we will keep coming back to, and we are excited to see the new Asia section they are adding this year.

This location can sometimes be congested but outside of that - it's stays pretty clean and…read morefunctional. The pricing is to be expected for charging like other EV charging places. We like coming here because there are a lot of charging stations available and it's located within a shopping mall. The wait isn't as bad as ones with two or three stalls available.

Always a terrible experience. Their app which is the only way to get a reasonable price for some…read moreinexplicable reason signed me out Try to sign in and they want to send me a code that never came to my email. So I get screwed on pricing. To top it off the spots are super close together and mapped completely differently. Can barely open door to get out and spend forever dinking with app before paying an exorbaantly high priced 0.55 because app won't let me just login. Hate this company.

Hadn't planned on stopping here the day we did, but hit a staple or something and got a flat. Was…read moretrying to find someone who could fix it on a Sunday, and the usual 'too close to the shoulder' of the two places that were open. So stopped here to charge up long enough to get back to Raleigh. Typical spot, hardly anyone here on a Sunday morning around lunch time. The Cracker Barrel is just across the road was packed I guess with the post-church crowed. Probably the busiest I've ever seen in a cracker barrell could barely make it through the merch to get in line for a table there were so many people milling about. There is also a Hotel nearby as well. The supercharger we picked at was working fine, charged up, and moved on.

Nice spot. Quiet. Places to walk. Behind a hotel and near crack barrel and a few other restaurants…read moreclose by.

This is pretty good location in the Cary area for a quick charge. They do work to keep it clean and…read moreserviced regularly - this allows for you to pull up without a lot of interference. During peak hours, it does get crowded quickly - however, this location has pretty fast charging available, so the wait isn't that bad overall. Tip: HAVE THE APP on your phone prior! Otherwise, it can cause for some frustration.

This seems to be the only fast charging station for electric vehicles in Cary. While renting an…read moreelectric vehicle while my car was being serviced, I was really glad to find this fast charging station. It is $0.45/kWh and a $0.99 transaction fee. It helps to download the EVgo app in advance so you're ready to start as soon as you get there. The app also has a rewards program and plans that can help you save and avoid the transaction fee. The stations can be a little tricky to get started, but with some finagling, I was able to get connected and start charging. There's a book store and grocery store right next to the charging station, as well as a lot of good restaurants and shops. It's nice to be able to walk around and do some shopping and get a beverage while waiting for the car to charge.

My husband got a comp room for us to stay here two nights, "room type assigned on…read morearrival"--thinking it's probably either the Luxury or Premium Room with King Bed. At check-in, we got upgraded to the Senator Suite!! The suite is a one-bedroom with a separate living area with couch & dining area and an extra half bathroom--also has a fridge and coffee machine. Very spacious, modern decor, and clean. Bed was comfy. I loved the suite!! Casino is fairly small, but nice! They do check ID right before entering the casino. Beware, it's a smoking casino but it's pretty well ventilated. No free drinks while you gamble here and didn't see any cocktail waitress come around the slot machines--had to get drinks at the center bar or sports book bar myself.

Visited this casino for the first time very recently, and this review will just be about the casino…read moreexperience. I did not stay in the hotel, or have anything to eat or drink while there. As expected, giant modern slot machines are everywhere, and mostly encircle the table games areas which are mostly in front of the restaurants. There is plenty of space to walk between games with people seated, even on a busy Saturday night while I was there. I don't have any interest at all in slots, but my friends do, and they highly enjoy playing the machines here. There seems to be bettings amounts available for any player, from the penny slotters to people with more money to burn. That's great. The smoke on the edges of these areas is not bad at all. I still find it amazing we somehow allow people to smoke ONLY in casinos. In the heart of a bunch of machines, you may find it more acrid. Thankfully, most have given way to vaping, and the casino is well ventilated. On to the table games. I have one big negative here. A minimum $25 per bet on craps ($5 for hard ways and other bets) is ridiculous, and is keeping people from participating. Maybe they lower these at off-peak times... but I love to play craps, and can't play the strategy I like for $100-$125 per shooter. No thanks. That is the main reason for the 3 star rating. You are going to make plenty of cash on craps, just lower the freaking minimums. $10 would be awesome, $15 acceptable. Have a high roller table somewhere if you want. Blackjack was more reasonable, with $15 per hand bets when I went. The dealers I "dealt" with (haha) were all great in their own way. Some helping players with strategy, others just being very professional in their roles. In all cases, games flowed freely, and we had a good time at the tables. No one smoked at any tables I could see, though it was allowed. I would simply move to another table if someone did. I don't really do roulette or some of the things like 3 card poker, but minimums there were also pretty acceptable. Craps was just way way off. CHANGE THIS. I didn't bet with the sports book or play in the WSOP room. I did join the players club, and pissed away my $10 bonus on a slot machine in 2 minutes. Overall, I left the casino a couple hundo richer following mostly proper Blackjack strategy, which is more than most can say I would imagine. Make craps more accessible, and you will see me more regularly. Don't... and you won't.