I came here to fuel up and take a quick trip to the bathroom. The price for fuel was decent, and…read morethe bathrooms were clean. You know what, that's good enough for me. One thing that surprised me was their beef jerky selection. I guess people from Alabama like their beef jerky here, because every stop I made in Alabama seemed to have a huge stock. I saw flavors of Slim Jims that I had never seen before. The only issue I had was that there seemed to be a lack of window washing fluid here. I needed to wash my windshield to get the gunk off, and was unable to do so at this location. Oh well, at least I got to do it at the next stop.

The pharmacy staff is very helpful and they go out of they're way to help you with insurance issues…read moreor to answer questions. Glad to have them here!

Absolutely without question the worst pharmacy I have EVER dealt with! Endless hold time to ask a…read moresimple question, repeated disinformation regarding prescriptions, outright lies, no interest in patients at all

I needed to gas up before getting on the road. Normally, I would use the pay at the pump option but…read moreI needed to go inside. The inside was really busy as this gas station is located right near the interstate. The restrooms could have been cleaner but served their purpose. Inside of the gas station had your typical items found in gas stations. The staff wasn't extremely friendly but were okay. The male worker was hard working. Another female staff member was present but not helpful to customers. I ended up paying for my gas at the pump after all, which had spider webs on it. I was waiting for Charlottes web to show up at any moment. Of course, I requested a receipt.... Guess what? It didn't give me one. Sigh

From the looks of the past reviews it looks like they have maybe done some things to improve…read more First, as far as the gas station goes, if I'm already here I'd stop and fuel up here. If I'm driving by (especially depending on the time of day - lunch/after work) I'd probably pass. Can be a little time consuming getting out of here. The convenience store is sized similar to most and has the same selection of ships, candy, drinks, jerky and a few house hold odds and ends. Prices are on par with any other location. Surprisingly they have a rather large selection of wine by the bottle if you're interested. The staff has been friendly every time we've been here. Greeting us when we walk in, asking if they can help us find anything and friendly when we check out. Even if we have just walked in to use the restroom they have been friendly. Overall a good location and we will continue to use when we are in the area.

Good gas station with decent priced gasoline. Plenty of pumps, but about half of them were out of…read moreorder. Easy to enter/exit and be on your way back on I-20!

Love my circle k!! Fountain drinksfriendly service perkschicken & wedgesgasconvenientread more

Basic home owned convenience store. Has most of the staples, plus Beer and Wine…read more Also has gas.

For a local gas station mini mart these guys are pretty good!…read more I love that they have a rewards program that actually works. Not only does it save you money at the pumps, you can use rewards inside to get good deals on drinks and snacks. Same stuff you'll find at any gas station market (chips, candy, soft drinks, sports drinks, energy drinks, sweets, etc). Prices are on par with what you pay anywhere else, unless it happens to be on the rewards program, then you'll definitely be paying less. Store is clean and organized and staff is really friendly. Ice machines and propane tank trade in or but new is available outside the market. Overall good store and great spot for a quick in and out drink or snack. Would recommend!

At 70+ years old, this manager (Sarah) needs to retire, go home, and turn this store over to…read moresomeone who gives a sh*t and knows what they are doing. There is always, ALWAYS something wrong in this store - the drink fountain is broken, the ice machine is broken, constantly out of straws and/or lids for 44 ounce cups, out of Diet Coke syrup, CO2 needs to be calibrated, and the list goes on and on. They cannot keep employees at this location. There is rarely "fresh" food available, and when there is, it looks like it has been sitting for a week.My husband asked Jacob (night shift) if he could could make some fresh food, to which Jacob replied, "F*ck that sh*t, I'm not fixing a damn thing!"....and he didn't! Is this typical of how you allow your employees to talk to paying customers?? Why does Jacob park his SUV in front of a gas pump, blocking it for his entire shift when he arrives at work? Is he accountable to not one? My family will not longer go to this Circle K as long as it is under current management, but instead, drive across town where management and employees actually care about their jobs.

Cashier was very rude to me and my family and another customer as well. We asked if it was possible…read moreto take off two items and he groaned and called back to the manager with the nastiest attitude. I hope he has a better day today !

This is just to review my COVID-19 test experience and not any other retail services of the store…read more There is a pre-step before coming on site for the actual swab test. One has to go online and fill out a questionnaire and reserve an appointment time. After submitting this portion, you wait again for them to "confirm" for the actual test to be placed. For me, that took a day or so between clicking online submission and receiving the email confirmation to proceed onsite. I requested the PCR (self-swab) test and the email instructions read to come to the drive thru lane. Onsite testing at-a-glance: We were slightly frustrated when we were told that we were in the "wrong lane" at the drive thru - so if you're coming here for your COVID test, come to the inner lane, closer to the staff window. After 10 extra minutes of switching lanes and waiting, I am handed two bags - one is the LabCorp bag with the vial tube (where you place your signed consent form) and the second is a smaller bag with the nasal swab (looks like a q-tip). They will guide you to self-swab both nostrils and to place the swab into the vial. There's a box to the right where one can drop the LabCorp bag with your now swab enclosed vial and hurah, it's done! While I did feel a bit bad for the cars behind us while they had to wait until I did all of this, but personally speaking, it was quite a simple visit that didn't take long. The only catch is that the staff also weren't too sure how billing would exactly play out (apparently I came the second day they rolled this out at this location), but the staff were told that the insurance info provided at the online questionnaire will be directly billed by the laboratory processing the test (LabCorp). So no actual payment is discussed at the specimen collection. We'll see how smoothly (or not) this part goes.

Strongly like but ? Idk it will be Watching learning always…read moreconvenient bc always open