Absolutely refuses to assist a customer when they ask for assistance checking out. "It's not our…read morepolicy" is the response.

I tried deleting my comment well review on Parker's kitchen due to the fact that the management…read moretook immediate Care of my issue and I'm very very happy with the outcome

This place is a unique gas station right in the middle of old Savannah. The store has everything…read moreyou could need and more. Lots of prepared foods for those staying in hotels. And unique gifts to take home to remember Savannah.

As far as convenience stores go, this is about as nice as they get. I'm not saying the fresh food…read moreis 5 stars, but if you're grabbing a soda, coffee, candy and snacks you couldn't find a nicer convenience store. They also offer household goods, clothing and other retail items not common in a store of this type. There are a few gas pumps out front and some quick parking if just grabbing a quick bite. Don't park here if you plan on lingering in the retail area.

Long in the Tooth - time for updates…read more encourage small shopping carts - the current monsters are a nuisance.... Several food stations are unattended. Price match identical items at Island Kroger's and always less expensive at Kroger. No longer feels upscale to us....

I came in to buy something to drink and I came across this pleasant surprise. Crimson Sour Cherry…read moreand Cheerwine sodas. I've had Cheerwine before but the Fanta was a new treat. The cashier was friendly and asked was I from the area and I said no. She asked were both of the sodas were for me ? I laughed and said yes but I wasn't planning on drinking them both today. She was really nice and I was on my way.

Automatic doors!!!…read more Stopped in to use the bathroom, and a good thing we did because the Motel 6 we planned on staying at wouldn't let us check in until 3. Standard procedure, but they lost a customer because we decided not to stay in Savannah. I'd never heard of Parker's, but apparently they're some kind of chain, like Royal Farms up north. The bathroom had signs on the door about needing a key, but the kid behind the counter seemed confused when we asked for it. It wasn't locked, so maybe take down the signs? The ladies room door was partially blocked by boxes. I'm not above using the men's room, especially when it's a single stall bathroom, but we were able to squeeze into the ladies. The sink was interesting. Someone had tagged the trashcan. We grabbed some coffee, ice for Jeremy's insulin cooler, and some gas. It was a fairly lackluster experience.

It was a nice treat to have a gas station readily available before we hit the road to Jacksonville…read more Parkers is right of the beaten path before I16. I filled up on gas and of course coffee. Counter service was less than friendly. However, there is a catch 22 to gas attendants or cashier. Either they are too friendly or not friendly enough. It is important for them to have a balance in their demeanor especially if the town host many visitors as Savannah does. Parker is a hit for location and convenience. Service could have been more upbeat. Convince beats service. B+ for Parkers. I'll be your cashier part time for $15 an hour!

This review can apply to any Parkers. I just happened to go to the one on Oliver Ct. I needed some…read morepropane on short notice and stopped in Parker's to get a tank. I did not have a return tank so with tax a "purchase" tank was $75. Once the tank was used, out of my own stupidity I assumed I could return the tank and get a refund for the tank itself since you can "exchange" tanks for $27 plus tax. Nope. They said I purchased the tank and I could exchange it but not get a refund for the tank. Propane tanks have a 12 year life span but the one they "sold" me expires in 4 years. Hmmmm. Parker's only contracts with Blue Rhino for the tanks and I could contact Blue Rhino and see if they would do a refund. On my receipt Blue Rhino is not mentioned anywhere - the only name on it is Parker's. Ok, so I'm stuck with an old tank. Then I go to Tractor Supply and buy a brand new tank so I have 2 tanks so I don't run out of propane in the middle of grilling. The brand new tank filled was $81. WHAT? Only $6 more than Parker's 8 year old tank. Several months later I had both tanks refilled at Tractor Supply for a shade less than $30. Wait! What? Approximately $15 a tank to refill vs $27 plus tax at Parker's for an exchange. The math was starting to add up really quickly. After looking around a little more, if you want to do tank exchanges instead of your own refills, there are certainly better deals at a major grocery retailer saving you $4-5 per tank. I like Parker's and buy approximately $300 worth of gas there every month because they are clean and convenient, but they certainly won't be getting my propane business. I also tried calling Parker's customer support line to discuss why they would not provide a refund for the 8 year old tank they "sold" me. Two calls, two no answer, two voicemails left as requested, and never received a return call. Customer support? You decide.

What a great gas station. I was very happy with both the pumps, the inside of the store, and the…read moreParker's kitchen. There is even a small dining area inside. Would recommend over the enmarket across the street.

I came to Kroger tonight (3/24/2026) about 930pm or so - possibly as late as 10pm to get some…read moregroceries that I wanted to get for the next few days. The Frito Chips were advertised on special for 4 for $10 or whatever the regular price per item was if you didn't purchase 4 bags of the same size/options. When I checked out, I asked the attendant if I could use a store Kroger/coupon card, as I'm not.a local and don't have a Kroger card (we don't have Kroger where I live). The attendant acted somewhat odd - and I wondered if perhaps I had offended her because I didn't greet her properly (though I was not rude) before asking about using a store Kroger card for the discounts. She didn't respond to me at first and then asked how I was. After we completed the pleasantries, I then asked again about the discount card usage and she agreed that she would be glad to help with my request. We made pleasant talk as she rang the order up, though her mannerisms seemed to indicate she was exhausted or possibly on some type of medication. I asked if she was tired and ready to go home, which she denied and then she talked about her allergies. We spoke about allergies for a bit and then I used my credit card to pay once the grocery order was complete and she used the store discount card to apply to the order. After paying, I looked at the receipt and noted it did not appear the chips rang up as 4 for $10. She questioned my thinking and I showed my receipt. She continued acting somewhat odd, as if medicated or something. I offered to take a photo of the coupon at the shelves where I observed the coupon and left my receipt with her while I went to the chip aisle. I came back to the register and walked up to her with my phone. She asked me to wait, as she had taken the next folks in line behind me by this point - which I did with no issue/patiently. When she finished the folks behind me in line, she looked at my phone showing the coupon on the store shelf with the advertised price and the brands, etc. included in the coupon. She seemed unsure and seemed to continue to question my logic as well as act somewhat addled. I decided to move on and asked for the receipt. She said she didn't keep it. I did not argue nor did I attempt to correct her. I matter of fact stated, I left it with you when I went to look at the coupon. I also stated that if this was the worst thing that ever happened to me, I would live a good life and I then turned to go. She called me back from the door holding up the receipt. I then looked at the receipt with her and attempted to talk about the question again. She indicated that I didn't use my phone coupon and that was the issue. At this point, I stated that I would not have purchased 4 bags of chips without the coupon and I just wanted to return the others and keep the bag if chips I originally wanted without the coupon/discount. She indicated I could not return at the register and would need to go to customer service. There were two other attendants around/in the area observing all or part of the transaction and/or issue I described above. I never observed either of them attempt to assist with this issue either. At this point, I decided it was better to just leave, as it didn't seem anyone was capable, willing and/or able to assist with the issue. It seemed to me that the attendant was troubled by the whole issue - possibly resulting from her addled condition - which I do not know if it was her ordinary method of interacting with customers or if she was responding/reacting to some particular situation/circumstance, or even me in particular, etc. I don't think I ever lost my cool nor do I think I was rude. This is just one of the reasons why the big box stores are not always really the better places to shop. They often do not have the personalized feel of a store where the ownership or manager or the employee has a vested interest in high level customer service. I did not experience what I call great customer service and the situation was aggravating for sure. Again - if this is the worst thing that ever happens to me - I will live a great life. Regardless, the point is the lack of ability to provide good customer service and help resolve what should have been a simple issue. Better luck next time and maybe I need to just keep my business at the locally owned and operated Piggly Wiggly on the island. Their customer service has always been fantastic and they seem to know what to do when dealing with customers.

We like the grocery store options at HHI…read more We find that Kroger is a Great First Stop for Veggies and Fruits. Several apple varieties, lots of bananas, and excellent produce. We like the small salads to add to the fridge. Caveat: Best to avoid weekend shopping frenzy. Now - lots of small carts. Convenient parking and enter/egress 278. We'll be exploring grocery store options this week. Yes, Russell Crowe should have been nominated and won the Oscar this year - Perhaps, the younger generation is ill-informed on WWII.

Fryer been down for at least a month. No lettuce and tomato on any of our 5 sandwiches. Bread not…read moregood quality either.

Still open, and fully stocked! Their Deli, Liquor store are…read morerunning full steam ahead. No AMENITIES CARD REQUIRED. Parking is adjacent to the security gate. Great, New Menu featuring their famous classics such as the "FRIPPER", as well as Wings, Tater Tots, and other hot foods, and soups. Full line of Domestic, and Craft beers. They even have TOILET PAPER!! My suggestion is to call in your order ahead of time.