You walked in immediately to glaringly blaring, loud music that is inappropriate for all. The parking lot is dirty, walking up to the door there's all kinds of trash on the ground. Inside there is a man working behind the counter, but he looks like he is asleep possibly. He's got on a sock cap and a hoodie and he's all scrunched down and he is either sleeping or very engrossed in his phone. read more

During the coronavirus pandemic with St Louis County restricting fountain drinks these folks seem to be profiteering off canned and bottled soft drinks. $2 for a standard can Coke product; more than a $1.50 for a small water bottle. Save 20-35% across the street at the Petro-Mart. read more

I was turning in like 15 scratch offs (broke even, happy enough with that result) and I had lost track of which were winners so the cashier had to scan all of them and then watch me try to do math to buy a gatorade. Basically, I was an annoying customer and Marlene the cashier was super patient and nice. She complimented my dog and didn't make me feel obnoxious, despite my time consuming request. Thanks, Marlene! read more

Stopped here for a couple Powerade drinks line was really long about 15-20mins in store, they probably just need more workers

Staff is extremely rude. They carry on personal conversations instead of helping their customers who are patiently waiting to pay. They have made inappropriate comments about my body and I've had one of the men there hit on me before. Another woman who was checking me out rudely yelled at me to "come over here" twice. If I hadn't been so shocked by her rudeness, I would have simply walked out. I get that it's a gas station and customer service may not be a top priority but come on Circle K. It shouldn't be bad enough that I'm writing a review and will visit less convenient gas station locations simply to avoid the staff. If I could give 0 stars, I would. read more

It's a tumultuous universe we fancy monkeys inhabit. True permanence is an illusion; things we take for granted are but ephemeral blips on eternity's radar. But stepping inside Circle K provides a comforting approximation of temporal grounding. This is a place where certain things are givens. Three dozen different kinds of scratch-off lotto tickets can be yours. If you're hungry and frighteningly pinched for time, and feeling brave and/or drunk, grab a taquito, a hot dog that looks like one of those plastic molding replicas sushi restaurants use in their front displays, or a crime-scene-evidence-baggied Landshire sandwich. There are approximately 2,000 different kinds of bottled sodas, energy drinks, and sports beverages. Marvel at varieties of Doritos and Beer-Nuts you didn't know existed, Kid Rock endorsed bourbon, and loads of cold beer. There's even an ice-filled cooler display by the checkout full of cheap, 24 oz NASCAR branded (or camouflage patterned Busch, depending on time of year) cans of Bud/Bud Light. For quittin' time, natch. This is the kind of quick stop that embodies the whole point of a quick stop. Nothing is terribly cheap, but if you need it and need it now, you can probably find it. It is *stocked*. A recent display of frat-boy outfitting flip-flops, bandanas, and fedora-type hats has sprouted near the registers. There's cereal, yogurt, wine, a decent array of toiletries, maps, an ATM, and a huge coffee zone. There have to be at least a dozen gas pumps, maybe more. And Polar Pop! 69 cents (plus tax) as it was, is, and ever shall be. Really, it's the massive soda fountain and its inclusion of the hard to find Caffeine Free Diet Coke that keeps me coming back day in, day out. This Circle K, owing to its location at the confluence of 44, Lindbergh, and Watson, and on the edge of a massive office park, is a constantly buzzing mass of humanity. You'll need your best bobbing & weaving skills to navigate the shifting groups of just-off-work construction guys, lost travelers, the shiftless unemployed, harried cubicle slaves, and just plain weirdos. The amiable but distracted staff try to keep things moving along best they can...but not too hard, mind you. I'm in here every day because it's next to my office. But even if you're not a captive audience, it's easily your best gas-and-go option in the immediate area. It might just become a small island of continuity in your otherwise unmoored life. read more

This circle k is where I usually fill up. It is always clean and they have a good selection of various items inside ( I can't even touch the extensive list of the previous Reviewer). It has just about anything you need in the middle of the night or if you don't feel like stopping anywhere else. The staff is very friendly and always greets customers. My only complaint here is it seems there is always at least one pump that isn't working. But it usually is not a problem as they have many, many pumps here! read more