Thorntons sits directly on Charlotte Pike near the River Road intersection and is your basic gas…read morestation, however it is a little rough around the edges...but I guess that's just it's character? Nothing special for a gas station, pretty small location with majority of the standards you look for at a convenience store. However, I have found that they do not have dairy products, so if you are in the need for milk on the fly, make sure to pop over to the nearby Walmart. Not that I go in search of milk at a gas station often, but when that chocolate milk craving hits, you pull up! The store is decently stocked, but again due to size, they have limited options. They do have a solid beer cooler, so I like that they prioritized the beer! The store has been here for a while, so the wear is visible inside and out, but for the most part it is kept clean, which helps. One thing that surprised me about this location is the constant security they have. For a gas station that isn't city center, there is a lot of action here as just in the past week I have witnessed one person get arrested out front and another be ran off. Overall, this is the closest gas station to us and while it has the basics and decent priced gas, I find it tough to make this my go-to station just yet. Maybe it will grow on me...

For the past 2 years, I haven't been able to get a receipt from the pump twice a week. I have to…read morewalk a long way in high heels, rushing to my next appointment, only to stand in line for 5-10 minutes. This is the only gas station I've visited in or around Nashville where I can't get a receipt at the pump. I have emailed and called Customer "Lack of" Service several times over the past couple of years. Thornton's has outsourced the Customer "Lack of" Service to India. So they most likely aren't even communicating with anyone in the US to fix this issue. And they just don't care.

The lady working the register was so rude and we left without buying anything. I'd soon drink…read moretoilet water than buy a soda or anything from the woman at the register. She needs to be fired.

I've never had a gas station turn away a customer buying gas and a bottle of water because they…read morecan't break a $100. This Mapco (now Delta Express) has been in decline for years. The lady behind the counter keeps getting more and more abrasive. Time to find a new place to fill up from now on.

Seems like gas stations are nice farther away from the city. Also it is cleaner and the service…read moreseems friendly. hmmmm. This place is very easy to get in and out of and the service is friendly and there is coffee and food of all kinds that is not stale. Nothing exciting but nice people and ease.

It's always here In the morning,evening, afternoon!…read moreClean store, friendly staff,great products!

From the owner: MAPCO is a convenience store that prides itself on being neighbors serving neighbors. With over 236…read morelocations across Alabama, Tennessee, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, Ohio and Pennsylvania. MAPCO is American owned and offers guaranteed quality fuel you can trust - all at a competitive price. Using tank monitoring and advanced filtering equipment, we strive to exceed standards for fuel quality so you can fill up with peace of mind.

I'm sure this isn't the normal experience one has here on a regular basis, but it's too funny not…read moreto share. Stopped in to get gas for the better half's car only to find that ALL the pumps had the credit card reader covered and a helpful note saying "Pay Inside". In the north growing up you NEVER got to Pump first. Ever. Anywhere. In Tennessee at least in the 90s you could, but as Gas prices have gone up this trend has evaporated here too. So I asked the Better Half if she though I'd be able to pump first. "Probably not". So in I go to pay. Its been a LONG time since I paid inside first. "Fill-up on 5" I said. She punches some numbers "How Much?" Befuddled I said "Twenty Five". As I said it, I realized I was way low-balling, but it had been so long since I answered that question I just stuck with it. She types some numbers and produces a receipt. Instead of $25.00 as I expected it had $0.25. A QUARTER! So I said "You put a quarter!?" to which she said "Oh, well you need to pump first". Out I go to pump first, then. The pump promptly pumped TWENTY FIVE CENTS WORTH OF GAS! Granted, this is exactly what I had just paid for, but instead of starting the whole process over, I drove a mile down the street to the next Shell and got a full tank of gas. 48 dollars worth.

This station is small, but it gets the job done. It has eight gas pumps, two diesel, and one…read moreKarosine. When you go in there are only two isles, but whil walking down them there is product on both sides. While getting gas here you have to answer a bunch of questions from the cashier including pump number, method of payment, Kroger card, and what grade of gas you want. I later learnt that all Shell locations do this.

You can count on Kroger Fuel to have the lowest prices for gas! And thanks to the Kroger gas…read morerewards loyalty program you can save even more. There are PLENTY of pumps at this busy location - so you'll be in and out quickly. The Kroger parking lot (and nearby shopping center) makes the area feel really congested- so heads up for that.

This location can get VERY busy, so don't expect to always be able to pop in and out…read more If you are a Kroger customer the 10 cents per gallon off can make it the cheapest gas in town MOST, but not all of the time. It is possible to find nearby stations to have better prices. It is also the only Kroger Fuel in the area, which I'm sure contributes to how busy it often is.

Why? My guess the owner is comfortable with his monthly absentee payment... people do have the…read morepower to chance it, this is just a local store, boycotting is a real thing. Down and up the road are two other stores, convinced for the owner only. This is awful. What the employee with the blue hair told me When I told her politely the bathroom was out of toilet paper and that the previous person flushed the hand paper towel down the toilet and I managed to flush it but it was about to get clogged if they didn't refill the paper she replied with the ain't mine don't care attitude and continue to eat her food. It'll be her problem when she has to use it and she can't. Same with you who pays for gas, grad a couple of snacks and drinks and the "convenient store" isn't convenient anymore... uff what if that food didn't settled well and can't hold it to you get home and need some of this ... I bet you won't stop here as your rescue place anymore... I'm glad this was not my scenario but what if it was! Boy, would the CareNow next door take me as a patient? ... Anyway, now you know. Time is ticking. Choose wisely.

Truly just a terrible place. I have lived next to this gas station for over a year and they have…read moreconsistently been ass. Half the pumps don't work half the time and the other half they are just out of gas. Hellen Keller could of designed a letter parking lot I spend more time doing 10 point turns then I do getting gas. Not to mention all of the lumps are just dirty. Quite frankly the only good thing about this gas station is the homeless guy who sometimes holds the door open for us.