Incredibly friendly and professional service and the gas prices were better than the other gas…read morestations in the area. The inside has the usual convenience store items. All in all, this is definitely a great choice for gas.

This particular BP is just off of Interstate 75 on the corner of West Hill Avenue and Boone Dairy…read moreRoad. It is a small gas station with a small convenience store to go along with it. The gas was relatively in line with what everyone else charged and it did make for a quick and convenience fill up.

Stopped for gas on a road trip. Extremely clean rest rooms. Staff friendly and helpful! Will stop…read morehere again.

Great prices on frozen food or other higher market-up items. (Publix Buy 1 Get 1 Free beats most…read moreall commissary prices especially on items normally costing $3 or more, such as any frozen items, 6-pack of bottled Pepsi, Lays chips, Ritz crackers, breakfast cereal, or small bags of cat food. And Publix takes 2 coupons on those 2 items). Yes, Publix takes a coupon against the "free" item. This sweetens the deal even more. Meat is high at the commissary, particularly the boneless rib eye and porterhouse steaks. It's the same price "on sale" at Publix. And Publix runs them on sale a lot. Hamburger meat is cheaper but only a great deal when it is about to expire at Moody, such as Sunday afternoon. I don't like the texture of the hamburger grind either; Publix grind is better. However, other meats can be good deals such as chicken or pork. Normally Publix cannot touch the commissary prices. Some produce can be a much better deal at the commissary. The deli is no deal on sliced meats and cheeses---go to Publix, much cheaper and great sales too. This is why you won't see people waiting at the commissary deli. Strangely, some jar pickled items are cheaper everyday at Publix. Such as jarred pickled okra. It's 10% higher at Moody. I just don't understand that since items at Moody are sold "near cost". Is the Dallas TX buyer paying too much for that item? Tent sales during the holidays are a must attend. Most tent sale items are limited quantities available from manufactures and worth the trip to Moody. Arrive on the first day of the sale to ensure the items are not sold out. Any item "on sale" at the commissary is usually a good deal. I try to primarily shop the sales. Normal everyday prices on all McCormick spices are about half the price of Publix. Most commissary items are Name brands and cannot compete with store brands (prices) such as Wal-Mart or Publix.

Best prices for groceries hands down. They re built this commissary a couple years ago and it is…read morereally nice now. If they don't have everything you need you can tell the staff and they will try and order it for you to add to there stock. The baggers are always nice and very helpful.

Overall, this is a decent enough gas station that is convenient enough to the highway.read more

very clean and nice staff 5 stars. lots of snacks and drinks and they all ways have the newest…read moredrinks and snacks like prime and the new skittes drink I love stoping by here

I didn't get pictures but everything was very clean. Bathrooms were nice and clean, smelled good…read moreand well stocked. Staff was friendly Good grassy area to take our dog to. Pinned this place as a favorite on my map

These pumps are so slow and you have to go inside to get a receipt they hope you buy something…read more Also found out they haven't changed filters in their pumps in months so I bet gas quality is crap! Also they won't let pickup trucks use semi pumps or get def. Horrible gas station and company avoid them.

Passing through, and we're impressed. We forgot our Sam's Club cards at home. The young man in the…read morebooth for fuel helped us use the app to buy fuel. Gas was $3.01 a gallon for regular. This was the cheapest we've seen since leaving Gatlinburg. We went inside to get something to eat and use the restrooms. The store is bright, clean, and has lots of good stuff. We went to the restrooms first. They were clean and had blow dryers - no paper towels. At the cafe, a young lady took our order for the pizza combo ($2.50) and hot dog combo ($1.50). She was working by herself and doing a good job at 5:40PM on 9/6/22. We had lots of choices at the beverage station. The only thing missing at the straws/napkins/condiments station was a fork. It had spoons, knives, napkins, straws, mustard, ketchup and mustard. Husband's meat lover pizza slice was good (bacon, pepperoni and sausage ) as was my hot dog. He got Sierra Mist and I got lemonade to drink. This was a good stop before the rest of the ride home (3 more hours).

I normally never have issues at Sams, but today the guys putting the shopping carts up were…read moreextremely rude. I had my daughter in my hands and was pulling a shopping cart out which they could clearly see. Instead of waiting for a Mama trying to get a shopping cart they yelled " MOVE" very loudly and very rudely. Two older gentlemen next to me heard them as well. I understand getting a job done, but I was already getting my cart before they were pushing more in. These young men need to be taught patience and respect for customers!!!

Very clean bathroom!!!!! Was so happy!!l ladies don't be afraid to use it, very well kept and clean!read more

I was so happy and pleased to see Wawa in the Valdosta community. As a Northerner this was a sight…read morefor sore eyes. Wawa has all the goodies that you grew up with once upon a time in life. Located off 75 in the Northern end of the city. The store still has a new like appearance. It was clean, smelled good and organized. We stopped for gas so I just had to look for some Herrs chips and a Philly Soft Pretzel. I actually got lucky and found some Peanut Chews and Wawa Lemonade. All brands made in Philly. I wish I had gotten a hoagie. Yes a hoagie. Not a sub but I was in a rush. Maybe next time. My friend got a smoothie and she said it was good. I always get my money's worth in Wawa. Even the Peanut Chews were a reasonable price.

We made what we thought was a quick stop for gas and a bite for lunch. Wrong! The bathrooms aren't…read morebig enough for the customers they have. And the wait for lunch was 20 minutes. I ordered a cold brew coffee to go and they put sweetened almond milk in it so she remade it for me with Oat milk. They don't offer unsweetened almond milk. My quesadilla was very good though, Southwest Chicken Steak with black beans. My husband got the Italian hoagie and said it was good too. This proves it's good to have the app to order ahead.