Great, friendly staff and the store is always clean. They even have an ice cream bar! They have to…read morebest, most encouraging signs. I go out of my way to go to this gas station.

Had a terrible experience. The car wash here is a rip off, it is by far the worst self-service car…read morewash I have ever used. It certainly doesn't get the job done, even after pumping in ten dollars worth of quarters. It is very run down, definitely in need of a overhaul. The staff was also very unfriendly.

This gas station like most serve the same purpose. Just like the average gas station there are…read morerefreshments and Nic-nacs to purchase. The only complaint that I have is how odd the parking lot is, when leaving the pumps ( or maybe is just bad drivers lol) it can get a little crowded at times

The pumps are out of printer paper for receipts about 60% of the time, forcing you to go inside if…read moreyou want a receipt. This defeats the entire convenience of pay-at-the-pump. That said, I had a small issue with them refusing to refund a defective piece of merchandise I was sold but ended up getting satisfaction from dealing with the general manager. The interaction was positive enough for them to retain my business. I've come back and upgraded my rating as a result. Beyond that, the store is pretty standard. I find the clerks to generally be pleasant to deal with, though. You can usually find cheaper gas in Clayton, but it's not a bad station if you're close by and need a fill-up.

This Shell station was the turn around to get back on I-40 so I stopped for gas both times I…read morestopped for lunch. The prices were the same for cash and credit when I was there. The tap feature wasn't working on either pump so I had to insert my credit card both stops.

Great convenience store and gas station. The employees are friendly and helpful, the site is easy…read morein-easy out, and they have wonderful fresh coffee. There's a Dunkin Donuts inside too!

Only like ten pumps here in a very small physical footprint. And every time I go, it's crowded…read more The annoying thing is that if people park at the little minimart place, and someone double-parks, then you can't get out from the gas station if someone is behind you. But outside of that, it's no different than most gas stations. It does have these Vending machines to go, where you can charge a drink directly at the pump which is neat. Don't even have to go in for the drink itself. When I went the last two weeks (12/17?2010), 20oz mtn dews were buy 2 get 1 free, which came out to about $3.21. That's not a bad deal for those long road trips if you need a caffeine spike.

This Wilco consistently has the best fuel prices in the Triangle. Pumps get busy during the week…read moreduring morning rush hour but are generally easy to access. They offer ice cold "gas-vend-go" sodas at each pump. As this is a busy location, they occasionally have trouble with the receipts. The store itself is a decent size, not super tiny, but not incredibly expansive. They offer Krispy Kreme donuts, sandwiches and nachos, icees, and really good coffee that has always fresh in my experience. You can add cherry or vanilla syrups to your fountain drinks. Plenty of sodas and beer. Candy is often on special. You'll also find a variety of toiletries for emergency situations. I don't believe there are public restrooms but there is a cash points ATM on site.

This gas station and convenience store is a grim affair. If it was more in the middle of nowhere, I…read morewould appreciate it more. As it is, there are more modern gas stations just a bit farther along the road. But I was worried about my car running out of gas and I wanted a snack. Some of the gas pumps don't work at all, and there's very little of food to buy inside the store. The restrooms are acceptable, but run-down as you might expect from a gas station.

I stopped here for gas yesterday, partly because it was on my side of the road. It was well-lit,…read moreand access to and from the main road was easy. The gas was cheaper than back home, a plus for me! Didn't go inside, though.

New owner and menu changes go check it out ! Friendly cashier. Has gasoline and clean store.read more

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!