The Service I requested was a shower but there are no showers. There is hot food inside I got 2…read moreslices of pizza for $4.59 which is a great price. The cashier doesn't like her job though she rang my items up and asked me is that all. There was no greetings and she looked annoyed when I had asked her a question. If you need semi truck parking there are about 10-15 maybe more parking.

Venture one turn off the beaten path for gas savings galore at this Circle K. This is solely a…read morereview on gas prices. But why wouldn't we all detour for that? For some reason this place is always cheaper than the surrounding stations. Literally the one on the corner before and after, and around the HH Island loop, all cost more. Perhaps this entices unsuspecting travelers to pay more for something inside the store. What sorcery is this: making a man purchase extra gum? Who cares when I'm saving that $1.80 on my fill-up. But seriously I can't figure out why the pumps don't have lines around the block. I'm certainly not trying to add any more traffic, meanwhile my 3.5 Yelp readers will surely flock to pump 5 straightaway. Secondary shout-out to Gas Buddy for helping us find this place, and I'll be back hopefully before they run out or go out of biz, to spend my $1.80 on some much-needed Little Debbies.

I was told by the cashier "Ana" that she would not sell me beer. She was uncomfortable doing so. I…read morehad just come from work on a hot day during which I had lifted around 2000 lbs during the day. Not at once obviously. I have a condition that sometimes makes me walk somewhat irregular. She was rude and embarrassed me in front of a line of people. Dropping the beer behind behind her. Previously to this event I had stopped at this store daily. Never again.

Store is clean. They have 6 pumps. Nice selection of coffee dispensers. Usual convenience store…read moreitems. Beer, sodas, water, donuts, sandwiches, snacks, slushies, ice etc. Fair price. Clean bathrooms.

very friendly and welcoming staff, clean store overall but bathrooms especially clean. great…read moreselection of items.

Automatic doors!!!…read more Stopped in to use the bathroom, and a good thing we did because the Motel 6 we planned on staying at wouldn't let us check in until 3. Standard procedure, but they lost a customer because we decided not to stay in Savannah. I'd never heard of Parker's, but apparently they're some kind of chain, like Royal Farms up north. The bathroom had signs on the door about needing a key, but the kid behind the counter seemed confused when we asked for it. It wasn't locked, so maybe take down the signs? The ladies room door was partially blocked by boxes. I'm not above using the men's room, especially when it's a single stall bathroom, but we were able to squeeze into the ladies. The sink was interesting. Someone had tagged the trashcan. We grabbed some coffee, ice for Jeremy's insulin cooler, and some gas. It was a fairly lackluster experience.

It was a nice treat to have a gas station readily available before we hit the road to Jacksonville…read more Parkers is right of the beaten path before I16. I filled up on gas and of course coffee. Counter service was less than friendly. However, there is a catch 22 to gas attendants or cashier. Either they are too friendly or not friendly enough. It is important for them to have a balance in their demeanor especially if the town host many visitors as Savannah does. Parker is a hit for location and convenience. Service could have been more upbeat. Convince beats service. B+ for Parkers. I'll be your cashier part time for $15 an hour!

This place is a unique gas station right in the middle of old Savannah. The store has everything…read moreyou could need and more. Lots of prepared foods for those staying in hotels. And unique gifts to take home to remember Savannah.

As far as convenience stores go, this is about as nice as they get. I'm not saying the fresh food…read moreis 5 stars, but if you're grabbing a soda, coffee, candy and snacks you couldn't find a nicer convenience store. They also offer household goods, clothing and other retail items not common in a store of this type. There are a few gas pumps out front and some quick parking if just grabbing a quick bite. Don't park here if you plan on lingering in the retail area.

This review can apply to any Parkers. I just happened to go to the one on Oliver Ct. I needed some…read morepropane on short notice and stopped in Parker's to get a tank. I did not have a return tank so with tax a "purchase" tank was $75. Once the tank was used, out of my own stupidity I assumed I could return the tank and get a refund for the tank itself since you can "exchange" tanks for $27 plus tax. Nope. They said I purchased the tank and I could exchange it but not get a refund for the tank. Propane tanks have a 12 year life span but the one they "sold" me expires in 4 years. Hmmmm. Parker's only contracts with Blue Rhino for the tanks and I could contact Blue Rhino and see if they would do a refund. On my receipt Blue Rhino is not mentioned anywhere - the only name on it is Parker's. Ok, so I'm stuck with an old tank. Then I go to Tractor Supply and buy a brand new tank so I have 2 tanks so I don't run out of propane in the middle of grilling. The brand new tank filled was $81. WHAT? Only $6 more than Parker's 8 year old tank. Several months later I had both tanks refilled at Tractor Supply for a shade less than $30. Wait! What? Approximately $15 a tank to refill vs $27 plus tax at Parker's for an exchange. The math was starting to add up really quickly. After looking around a little more, if you want to do tank exchanges instead of your own refills, there are certainly better deals at a major grocery retailer saving you $4-5 per tank. I like Parker's and buy approximately $300 worth of gas there every month because they are clean and convenient, but they certainly won't be getting my propane business. I also tried calling Parker's customer support line to discuss why they would not provide a refund for the 8 year old tank they "sold" me. Two calls, two no answer, two voicemails left as requested, and never received a return call. Customer support? You decide.

What a great gas station. I was very happy with both the pumps, the inside of the store, and the…read moreParker's kitchen. There is even a small dining area inside. Would recommend over the enmarket across the street.

I noticed this QuikTrip from I-16 while traveling from North Carolina via I-95 to nearby…read moreStatesboro. On the way back to NC, I made sure to stop here for gas, snacks, and a restroom break. When I tried to check into this QT on Yelp, I realized a business listing hadn't been created yet so I made this one. This QT opened on September 7, 2023. It's still relatively new. https://www.wtoc.com/2023/09/08/new-quiktrip-opens-bloomingdale/ As has been well-documented by my Yelp reviews over the past 10+ years, I'm a fan of QT, especially their newer locations, because of their bright, spacious, and clean gas stations and convenience stores, consistently good customer service, always-stocked paper towels (by the pumps), free air for yours tires, good food and drink selection (including made-to-order food from QT Kitchens), and 24/7 operating hours. Like newer QTs, this one has No Ethanol fuel. Since this one is just off I-16 (exit 152) and not far from I-95, it also has fueling lanes for semi-trailer trucks. However, this is not a full-fledged truck stop, like Love's or Pilot, with showers, attached restaurants, etc. For cars, there are 16 pumps. Something "interesting" I noticed about this QT (and I've been to a lot of them) is there are no car pumps directly in front of the store. If facing the storefront, truck fueling is on the left side of the store and car fueling is on the right. There used to be trees, grass, and a single-family home here as late as April 2022. The property was razed and this QT was built. I'm not surprised because this is a prime location for a QT. Before we headed out, as my wife munched on some pretzels that she bought inside, my brother-in-law and I commented on the brick house across the street. I'm not familiar with the area, but it wouldn't surprise me either if it too gets razed and this entire area around exit 152 gets developed into more commercial properties. As someone who does a lot of long-distance driving throughout Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina, I always appreciate a QT. This was the first one built along I-16 between Macon and Savannah (over 150 miles)! If any QuikTrip decision-makers are reading this, please build more QTs along I-16 and along I-95 in South Carolina like you did in the 2010s along I-85 in South Carolina. More QTs all over North Carolina would be welcome too. Thanks. This is QT store #7132.

This location always appears to be very clean and very well put together. The gas prices are also…read morethe best in the area. I have never had any issues with the staff, as they are always super friendly and helpful.

Came here to use the ATM and grab sunscreen. It's a pretty big BP and they have boiled peanuts, the…read moreemployees convinced me to buy a bag, I got the Cajun Boiled peanuts and OMG...I wish I bought 2 bags it's so good. If you love boiled peanuts stop here!

Totally forgot about this little gem, great place to pull off at and workers were incredibly nice…read more There are plenty of room and clean bathrooms. Looking for boiled peanuts? Then this is the place for you, they have delicious snacks and a chance to get home grown peanuts. Ever had purple peanuts? I didn't think so. They are so good, we left with a few packets and told down the road there was a guy selling the hot and fresh ones and that we could trade our cold ones for hot ones. So of course we did, it's just down the road a bit in a parking, you'll never miss it I swear. Talked to the guy for awhile, as we waiting on some fresh hot peanuts to trade. When we got home the peanuts were practically almost gone!