Can't say enough good things about this location. They always are friendly every time we go in and…read morehave everything that we need. i have to give a huge shout out to the owner. He jumped my battery when it died at a gas pump. He could have been kinder and nicer, and I cannot recommend enough!!

I was able to withdraw successfully with the help of a true recovery expert and I feel happy and…read morerelieve.

Pretty standard gas station with reasonable prices for the area. The store inside is reasonably…read morewell stocked, and the employees that I have met were friendly.

Nicest cashier I've ever experienced- and that's saying a lot! Would highly recommend if you're…read moreever passing through!

Cashier who overcharged me insisted on arguing and blaming me repeatedly even after I showed her…read moreher error.

Always have cheap gas! The clerks are easy going!! Never to busy so in an out is a breeze, great…read moreselection of juices! They carry Everfresh!! If you don't know you should!! The last stop before home!!!

Hoo boy, where to start with the T&D Mart. I have been putting this review off for a while because…read moreI'm just not sure how I feel about the place! All things considered I finally decided the good and bad even out so I'm giving it a very "meh" 3 stars. Neutral, if you will. If you've never been to the T&D Mart, it's located on a really crazy intersection, which means traffic flow in the parking lot can be frustrating at times. The Mart itself shares a building with a consignment store. If you stopped at the Mart solely for gas, you would likely be disappointed. Pay at the pump is fine, but the cashier nearly always has a line, and it can move pretty slowly. Their gas prices are on the higher end compared to other stations in Raleigh. Most annoying of all is that the pumps don't have catches on them- meaning, you have to physically stand there pumping our own gas. None of that fancy "start gassing up then sit in your warm car until the pump stops on its own" here! The inside of the T&D Mart, however, is where I get conflicted. It's not your typical convenience store. It's kind of like a shady, flea market-slash-neighborhood hangout-slash-convenience store. They have all the usual standbys, snacks, sodas, etc. They also have the largest selection of wine, beer, and red Solo cups that I have ever seen in a gas station, by a wide margin. This is also the type of place where you can pick up a glass pipe for your.. ahem.. "tobacco", or get a cup of coffee and chill playing video poker on one of their THREE machines, or do a few scratch-offs while you chat with your friends. I'm always amazed that a place that has a bigger selection of pantyhose than your local drugstore also has fresher Naked juice than the "upscale" BP near my house. The thing is, I'm pretty sure this place is actually on the up-and-up. Some of the clientele look a little iffy, but I've never actually felt uncomfortable or unsafe coming in here. If anything, people are actually really polite and friendly. It's just that, you know, when they have a folding table full of discounted Egyptian cotton sheets by the register, you kind of get the impression that they fell off the back of the truck. If you know what I mean. Long story short, if you need anything that could conceivably be sold in a convenience store, T&D Mart will probably be able to hook you up. Just don't judge the book by its cover!

Nice little neighborhood store run by some really sweet people. They've got a wide variety of all…read morethose things you run out of when you don't want to go all the way to the grocery store. Milk, bread, eggs, butter, beverages, bagged ice, snacks, etc., and even lottery tickets, but no gas pumps - those babies are long gone!

For a tiny little place, they seem to have a little bit of everything, including Lottery, Wine,…read moreBeer, Masks, OTC Pharmacy stuff, snacks, automotive supplies, etc., . . . OK, maybe that sounds like what any convenience store would have, but they just seem to have all the bases covered in a very small place. As noted, it's run by really nice people. You can tell it used to be a gas station back in the day when Parkwood opened up, but as Chris K. noted, no more gas pumps or service bays.

-Can a gas station become one's "happy place?". Yes! -For…read morethe past 3 months their price at the pump is steady $2.85/gal. -That's 15-30 cents less than most other BP in the Triangle. -Why BP, and why this filling station, ...in Carrboro? - - HT fuel points help reduce the price up to $1.00. - - And here the price is lower to begin with. - - Conveniently close for us. -Big smiles, lotsa smiles. ...and with my hybrid car it's even fewer visits. -T h a n k you!

An employee came out while I was fueling up my truck, and told me I can't put all my trash and…read morerecycling in the trash bin and recycling bin at my pump. I put two plastic grocery bags full of my car's garbage in the trash, then I put three small plastic water bottles in the recycling bin beside the trash bin. He said those are ONLY THERE for our RECEIPTS. He said he's the one who has to empty all these trash and recycling bins. The bins that are placed at each pump, for customers to use. He directed me to instead place my trash and recycling in their dumpsters instead. The trash bin at my pump was so full, I understand that me cramming my two small plastic grocery store bags of trash in it, making it full to its maximum capacity and leaving no room for other people to put their trash in it, was rude. Two bags was probably pushing it, I agree. My two bags consisting of packaging from products I'd purchased from other BP gas station convenience stores along my travels, is also quite rude of me. As each BP gas station will be at an entirely different convenience store. I thought it was kind of him to allow me to dispose of my trash in his dumpsters instead, and so I removed my trash from the trash bin at my pump, and I walked it over to their dumpster, and I placed it inside of it. I then returned to my pump, printed out my receipt after taking the pump gun out of my fuel tank fillers neck, and putting it back on the pump, then pressing "yes" when asked if I'd like a receipt printed. When the pump printed my receipt, due to pressing option "yes" instead of "no", I then grabbed my receipt and I placed it into my glove box.

12/29/23: I stopped here on my way back home to get gas. I didn't go inside the store, so I can't…read morereview that part. The lot was clean and there was no trash on the ground. The price of the gas was not shocking. I had to get it regardless, so there's no point of complaining anyway. If you're in the area and need gas, this is a good, convenient location off of Hwy 55 to get it before hitting 540.

Great store. Hard to get out of if you are heading in a certain direction leaving. But the store…read morehas a big coffee station. A big beer station. 12 gas pumps.