A typical Wawa. Competitive gas prices, loads of snacks and drinks and pretty good subs. I stop…read morehere a lot when my kid goes to her friends house nearby. If I could offer one piece of feedback for management it's that the bathroom needs serious attention on a regular basis. Anytime me or my kid uses the bathroom, it's an absolute disaster inside. Whatever they're doing cleaning wise, it's not nearly enough. Bathrooms aside, solid spot. Probably the best gas station in the area. Four stars from me.

I can't believe it's been nine years since I wrote my previous review…read more I love this store for so many reasons, but most importantly it's because the people who work here are just so nice. Gas prices are usually the lowest around, and there's plenty of pumps, which of course is great. I do wish they kept up with the bathrooms, as they aren't clean. Download the app as the points add up quickly and it's a great way to save on gas, and you can get free food and drinks along the way.

I had an experience today that I have to mention to everyone. I live near the BJ Gas Station in…read moreParkland and I also have a BJ credit card. For some odd reason, after validating the membership bar code on the back of the credit card, I got a message at the gas pump 'sale cancelled, see cashier. I went to see the cashier, Yvonne, and she came out and was eager to help me. We tried different methods but still the same error message. We concluded that something was not right with the membership bar code. Since I was very low on gas, she was nice enough to still let me pump gas using another personal credit card. Now, that is what I call customer service. Shout-out to Yvonne; way to go and keep it up. Everyone loves the value at BJ's. But not many people acknowledge the valued team members working at BJ's.

Smaller compared to other BJ's gas stations, but that's okay. For a Thursday afternoon, it was…read morepretty busy, with about three cars lined up at each pump. One thing I like about BJ's gas is that the prices are typically lower than other stations. The pumps are also designed to reach both sides of your vehicle, so you do not have to pull up on the same side as your gas tank. There is a service attendant in a booth if you need assistance, but otherwise everything is done electronically at the pump. You do need a BJ's membership and have to scan your card before the pump will activate. After that, you can pay with your card and you are good to go. This location also has diesel, which I am not sure all BJ's stations offer, but it is the first one I have personally noticed with it. Overall, it was easy to access and I was in and out in about twenty minutes.

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.

One of the only Cumberland Farms in Boca Raton or nearby Parkland. Twenty fuel pumps with a tire…read moreair fill. The pump fueled quickly with a printed receipt. Went inside the convenience store which was well organized but no FL Lottery self scan at the front counter. The clerk scanned my Lotto numbers and won a free ticket.

There are gas stations... and then there are landmarks. The 7-Eleven on University and Wiles falls…read moreinto the second category. Shaheed has been behind that register by the front door for what feels like forever. Thirty years? Maybe more. At this point, hearing "it's good to see you sir" from him in the morning is part of the routine. And honestly, a morning without Shaheed greeting customers is like a morning without sunshine... or worse... caffeine. This isn't the newest 7-Eleven. It's not the fanciest either. But somehow it's still the best one around. The place stays clean, the shelves are stocked better than most convenience stores, and they always seem to have what you forgot you needed. Today's breakfast was a marble pound cake and an orange juice, which felt like the kind of breakfast decision that would disappoint a nutritionist but impress my inner 12 year old. I've had just about everything here over the years and it's all consistently solid. Nobody's handing out Michelin stars for roller grill items, but for a neighborhood 7-Eleven? Easy four stars. And honestly, this review is just as much for Shaheed as it is the store. He's one of those people who reminds you that routines aren't boring. They're comforting. Familiar. Special, even. Hip hip for Shaheed.

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

So annoyed when the pump does not offer a security credit card tap and no paper in the slot for a…read morereceipt. How hard is it to monitor the pumps to add paper? Maybe jammed? The gas station had a convenience store, but I was not going inside to get a receipt.

You would think for as much as they charge they'd have quality pumps that work but no…read more DO NOT SHOP HERE. Use apps like GasBuddy to find cheaper gas in the area.

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.

I went to buy a drink and some Cheetos the guy was rude kicked me out for opening the coolers there…read morewas a dead roach sitting in the coolers and the coolers had mold on them

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.

Great customer service. The gas line is long due to discounted prices, but this facility has 18 gas…read morepumps. Maximum sale is capped at $125. Which is reasonable for a large SUV or pickup truck.

A little crowded tonight. The lines moved quickly. With 18 pumps the lines move and its still the…read morebest place in the area to get gas. Prices are so much less than Boca gas stations and shopping at Costco is an added bonus. We have 2 cars so we fill up every week or so. It's crazy to see the prices each week.

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.

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.

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.