Crispy but light! Chicken was better than any I have had in the past. Reasonable pricing too.read more

The BEST fried chicken!!! We've been coming to Marathon once-twice a year for 12 years now and it's…read morebecome tradition to pick up some of Dion's fried chicken to eat on the boat at LEAST once during our trip. Seriously, if you're in the air about it, Just give it a chance.

They have THE BEST key lime pie. We were referred by our hosts here & must pass on this insider…read moreinfo! The store brand is the one to buy!! Also note but they have some fantastic art supplies and other products! Definitely worth stopping by.

Loved this store. Wished we knew about it before going to Publix for snacks. Would have preferred…read moresupporting a long term local establishment. We found it from our Florida Keys food tour since it was our key lime pie sample. I adored the key lime pie (creamy and tart) in the back cooler so much we stopped back and grabbed another piece. Also grabbed a Cuban sandwich which had a ton of meat and my husband really enjoyed. Staff were helpful and friendly. They had a variety of fresh heat and serve meals. I regret I didn't grab the fish dip while there since I never ended up trying on this trip.

Pharmacy is (much) worse than the actual Marathon DMV. Also, pretty sure the drive thru is…read morepermanently closed. I may be wrong but have never been able to get service there. Have sat for 20 minutes watching staff mill around inside.

Well Probably One Of The Nicest Walgreens I've been to everything's right there…read more1. Staff is nice 2. Excellent choice of drinks 3. Prices aren't that bad 4. Service is quick 5. Lines are short and quick and the list goes on well they even have funko pop toys and the list goes on. I even earned my Glamorama badge from here

Listen up my Yelp advise to you the Florida Keys always has had limited services opposed to the…read moremainland. Therefore if you see a gas station and the fuel light is lighted up on your dashboard you need to immediately stop at the first place that you see. No need to shop around and risk running out of gas. That is what happened to me on this last visit to the Keys. I thought I would make it to Florida City on the way back but ran low way before so I stopped at this Mobil station and filled up my tank. It was easy peasy swiped my credit card and self filled up. While their my family also took the opportunity to use the facilities of the restrooms and get a snack at the convenience store inside. Me I was just happy to have a full tank took my recipt generated at the pump and left until next time.

This gas station is a Florida Keys gem! The best cafe con leche at a super low price in the keys!read more

Conveniently located at the entrance to key colony beach…read more Is it the cleanest Circle K. No. But definitely nowhere near the worst. They occasionally clean up the parking lot which is nice. Their hot food selection is very poor compared to most of the other Circle K in the keys and definitely poor compared to the Circle K as a whole. They apparently don't understand that you can't leave food on a roller Grill for 16 hours and expect it to still be good. But they do. It's fossilized by the late afternoon. The staff is very nice and helpful. Drink selection is good. Plenty of beer. I'll keep coming back.

If you are filling your boat DO NOT DO IT HERE. The gas trickles out. Unless you want to spend your…read morevacation sitting at the gas station avoid.

Traveling north through the Keys, I really needed some cold meds (this was one of the coldest days…read morein the Keys in recent times and had picked up a cold with a nasty cough. We spotted this Walgreen's and stopped in. Icronically, the night before, we had listened to a stand-up comic who panned Walgreen's for their lack of staffing. His routine was obviouly not based on this particular Walgreen's. The store was very well-staffed, clean, well-stocked and friendly. I'm a Wlagreen's customer back in Ohio and I wish my Walgreen's was more like this one. I found what I needed and check-out was a breeze.

June 25, 2026 To…read moreWhom It May Concern, I am writing to express my disappointment regarding the treatment I received at the Marathon Walgreens store during a return/exchange transaction. On June 23, 2026, at approximately 10:30 p.m., I purchased several items, including two hats. Before completing my purchase, I asked the cashier whether I could return the hats if my son did not like them. The cashier informed me that I could do so as long as I kept the tags attached and brought the receipt. On June 25, 2026, at approximately 10:30 a.m., I returned to the store to exchange the hats. When I greeted the cashier, Kim, with "Good morning," her response was, "I heard you." I then explained that I was there to return the hats. Kim immediately stated, "We don't accept returns." I explained that I had specifically asked about the return policy at the time of purchase and had been told that returns were accepted with the receipt and tags attached. Kim replied that she did not know who I had spoken with and repeated that the store did not accept returns. I then requested that she show me where this policy was stated in writing. At that point, Kim called the store manager. The manager informed me that an exchange could be processed. I presented my driver's license and was prepared to provide my receipt. Surprisingly, no one asked to see the receipt. As the line behind me continued to grow, I politely suggested that they assist the waiting customers while my transaction was being processed. I was told, "No, I am in the middle of it. They can wait." I was then informed that I needed to provide my passport. Since I did not have it with me, I had to return home and retrieve it. When I came back, Kim appeared confused about my middle name and last name and proceeded to enter my personal information into the computer system, including my home address. I found the request for my passport unnecessary and invasive, particularly because I had already presented a valid driver's license and was exchanging a low-cost item. The process left me feeling uncomfortable and concerned about the collection of my personal information. What should have been a simple exchange became a frustrating and unpleasant experience. I was disappointed not only by the inconsistent information regarding the return policy but also by the manner in which I was treated throughout the transaction. I respectfully request that Walgreens review this incident, clarify its identification requirements for returns and exchanges, and provide additional customer-service training to ensure customers are treated with courtesy and respect. As a result of this experience, I no longer feel comfortable shopping at the Marathon Walgreens location. Sincerely,