They have these self-checkout kiosks where you put your items on a tray, and like magic, the tray…read moresenses what it is that you want to purchase. All I had was a regular cup of black coffee, but the thingy knew. The thingy knew. This was a road trip stop because the oil light came on in my car, and Circle K has oil. They also have gas. They also have all of your regular convenience store snacks, including donuts. I didn't get any of that, though! When I went to check out at the self-checkout kiosk, there was a woman there asking if I needed help. I thought it was interesting that they'd have someone stand there and ask if anyone needs help, instead of just have her check people out. I guess this system works for Circle K.

Not a normal spot for me to stop, but needed gas before I could make it to where I was headed &…read morestopped here. It was not far off the interstate and conveniently located right next-door to a Starbucks! The restrooms were clean and I was able to get in and out pretty quickly as they have several pumps available!

First time coming here needed a place to grab some food and drinks while getting more speedy Points…read morefor myself. This place is a small location off the highway. It's your typical gas station, not too busy features everything you expect from a Speedway

I stopped by this gas station and was able to fuel up at one of the eight pumps without any…read moreproblems. The equipment seemed pretty new and since I paid at the pump, I didn't need to go into the convenience store part of the business that was across a wide pull through area that separated it from the pumps. The negative is that the space where the tankers have to fuel is between the store and the pumps, so if one is there, it blocks the entrance. The roof over the pump area is also on the small side so that during windy rain days, it won't offer much protection. And the space to run in seems a lot farther than most gas stations. Not bad on a nice day, but a deterrent when it's not. Review #3382

From the owner: American-made CountryMark fuels can be found at more than 100 branded fuel stations in Indiana,…read moreIllinois, Michigan, Ohio and Kentucky. CountryMark fuel stations offer only the highest quality fuels, quick fill-ups, and are open to the public.

Perfect stop! Clean, updated bathrooms. Really nice workers and decent food. Can't complain,…read morecompared to other gas station this one is top tier.

I used to stop here only fuel but now they remodeled it they have charles restaurant now and a lot…read moreof options I wish every TA fallows.

Close the pharmacy just when ever, without warning. Just got a call that said script was ready and…read morecame right up. Oops sorry closed. They deserve to go broke.

We are in the process of transferring all of our medications to Walgreens from another pharmacy. I…read morehad one medication that we ordered a refill last Monday 8/20 and another that we asked to be transferred. The Warfarin (Coumadin) - the medication we were transferring - had three refills on it. I went in today to pick the medications up. I was told I only had one. I asked about the Warfarin. Dale, the pharmacist, said when he called, the other pharmacy said I had no active prescription to transfer - again, the label that he had in his hand showed three refills before 3/4/19. I said, "Well, that's great. I'm pretty well 'f-ed' as I only have three tablets left and it's too late in the day to get another prescription called in before Monday." (A week has ALWAYS been enough time to get a refill transferred and filled). I then asked why nobody thought to call me and tell me there was a problem 4-days ago when the problem presented itself. Dale's response was, "Well, I didn't have a note to call you so I didn't." SERIOUSLY?!? REALLY?!!? You were unable to fill a prescription that was deemed necessary by a physician and because you didn't have a note, you didn't call to say there was a problem? I then said, can I please pick up the medication you do have? Dale's response was, "I won't talk to you until you apologize to me for using foul language." As it was quite apparent Dale was serious, I fell on my sword and apologized for my foul and abusive language (note the sarcasm). Dale then asked for ID and just as quickly rejected the ID because it was expired - it expired last week while I was in the hospital. Never mind I have picked up this medication on multiple occasions WITHOUT presenting ID. When I logged on to Yelp, I noticed a previous review in which they stated they had a similar problem with Dale - his power trip. Dale has single handedly tainted what has to date been a reasonably good relationship with Walgreens. Between my wife and I, we fill prescriptions to the tune of a couple thousand dollars a month. We will be taking that business to another pharmacy. I hope for Dale and Walgreen's sake, there aren't medical repercussions because I don't have Warfarin due to Dale's negligence in not calling me. If there are, the next note won't be on Yelp, it will be on an attorney's letterhead.

Quit sending me texts saying my prescription is ready and when I get there to pick it up you…read morehaven't even started on it. This is about the fourth time. Very rude also, counter person chomping on gum. Come on, do better.

If I could give this pharmacy zero stars I would. Every single time I call the pharmacy I get in…read moretheir phone que, I have waited over 25 minutes to talk to a human. Every. Single. Time. Worst customer service at a pharmacy I have had in 41 years. We called and spoke to a cashier in the front part of the store and we were told they are 9 days behind on filling prescriptions.