First of all, there is a fabulous black man with a bald head that is a rockstar worker, he works…read moreearly mornings....he is the personification of excellent service, he has a great attitude and he is a hard worker. I will always visit this gas station when he is there. In the morning there is a AWFUL, RUDE, GRUMPY short older lady that needs to go to some type of customer service class because she is the worst....she has been rude to me on several occasions and sometimes she is pleasant ....but mostly rude....and I have seen her rude to others many times. Sometimes people act like they own the gas station but you need to know how to talk to people especially the customers...she has ruined my morning for the last time. Go home, retire or start trying to treat people with respect!

Service with an attitude is not good service. Please be nice to people it's not that hard to do…read more We are purchasing your products, we deserve respect and kindness. JUST BE NICE!!!!!

Came here to get gas. I've been here a couple times. It's definitely at an odd location for a gas…read morestation but it's very convenient. Especially if you don't want to buy expensive hospital food if your at the local hospital just down the street. It's a recommend though.

After (20)+ years as a loyal customer at this location, I'll no longer offer my hard earned money…read moreto the illogical ownership and staff here. The decline began recently when the staff insisted on scanning my State Drivers License (or State ID) for purchase of alcohol. I've noticed that ID scanning in retail environments has become popular for a variety of reasons. It's used for age verification at checkout, but also for returns to prevent return fraud, BOPIS fraud, or ID fraud used to help facilitate organized crime. The staff here insists my ID is needed for age verification. My issue here is I'm an OLD man. A 5-year old knows I'm over 60 years of age. A secondary issue is I can't see the staff scan my license. The "scanner" is out of site, behind the counter. I've been the subject of identity theft more than a few times. Its a bad experience. Its also become clear to me that this location has a new staff about every three to four weeks. I don't know or trust these people with my identity. I'll drive a few blocks west into Will County from now on to purchase my gas and beer. A side benefit is no more COOK COUNTY TAXES! See ya!

I came to this location the night before. I got a 10 cent off card. I didn't have mine because it…read morewas in my other car. They are suppose to have more at the store didn't the guy wouldn't give me 10 dents off really? I was here the night before. I had to go all the way back to my house to go get this card when they just have to press button and it is snowing. I will never be going their again and the service was terrible no one else was their. After getting my card he didn't even scanned it he just pressed the button unbelievable. Waste of my time and gas.

Unfortunately I would not recommend this location, especially now. Customers not in masks. We…read moredidn't go inside but left as quickly as possible.

By far the most expensive gas in the area. On average about 30 cents higher per gallon than other…read morestations. Gas is gas. Located at 143rd and LaGrange.

I come here often when I need a quick bite for breakfast or lunch and they have tons of convenience…read moreitems to choose from. The rewards perks are nice especially the free coffee every Thursday! It's very helpful to be open 24 hours, as well!

From the owner: Located at 8012 West 111th Street Palos Hills IL, Thorntons stores provide fresh foods,…read morehigh-quality beverages, and fuel in six states: Kentucky, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Tennessee, and Florida. The company is on a mission to be peoples favorite place to stop when they are on-the-go and peoples favorite place to work. Thorntons is a vertically integrated company with its own fuel terminal, blending plants, transportation fleet, and commissary. Thorntons has a passion for giving back to the communities where Team Members and guests live and work. Thorntons volunteers make their communities better through community service, humanitarian day events and fundraising projects.

Filled my tank up. I used the credit card swiper. Asked for my zip. And was on my way…read more It's kind of awkward getting in and out of this gas station. You can pull out onto LaGrange but I only recommend going south during no traffic. You can only go west onto 143rd on that side. So be sure to go to this gas station if you planned on heading west onto 143rd from LaGrange or heading straight south down LaGrange, otherwise it's going to be a bit awkward to head back in the right direction. Private pooper. Just your standard issue, gas station bathroom. It was as nice as you'd imagine, fairly clean. Smelled fine. There was even a baby-changing station.

This location has been here for years, I remember it when needing gas when I'm out this way. Years…read moreago getting into it was easier, there's now a cement median on 143rd, so if you're on LaGrange Rd. going south, you can no longer make a right then a left into it, you have to cross 143rd. What's worse is you can no longer get out of the place and head west on to 143rd. You can only go south on LaGrange or east on 143rd and make a U turn. Writing this has made me just as batty as trying to go west on 143rd. Easy access is important and that's changed. They also had a pump that the printer wasn't working, the sign looked taped onto it for some time. I really hate having to walk into the place when I'm using a card, but I like a receipt. Not a big deal I just backed up to the other pump, but if they were busy might not be an option. Lots of gas stations along LaGrange will look for something a little easier to deal with, thankfully I don't live out here and Costco is my mainstay.

Store at 143rd & 82nd ave. Employee rude,condescending & cocky. An embarrasement to all of the…read moregreat employees that work for 7 Eleven.

The Workers in this 7-11 do not shower, you can smell their B.O the moment you open the door.read more