I stopped in to fuel up after acknowledging and ignoring my low fuel warning lamp several times…read moreearlier in the day and knowing there were some pretty desolate stretches of highway ahead of me as I made my way home. Of all the options on this end of town this station / convenience store appeared to be the least shady looking and well maintained. I prefer using Shell gasoline when I can find it and it seems with the invasion of the Circle K chain the old shabby Shell Food Marts seem to being disappearing at an alarming rate. This location on the corner of Route 19 and Dead River Road has plenty of pumps and the entrance and exit is relatively easy to maneuver and the products are competitively priced...

Really good coffee which was a surprise coming from Pacific Northwest; I am used to gas stations…read morehaving terrible coffee but not here. This was a pleasant surprise that the touchscreen machines grind and brew a cup of drip coffee into a nicely insulated paper cup and they have fresh half & half & sugar on the side. The coffee was $1.99 any size, can't beat that and the flavor was better than Starbucks drip coffee by a mile.

Stopped and got the 3 buck lunch, Brat, chips and polar pop! It hit the spot and we sat inside…read morebecause subway is there. Hard to beat for a quick light lunch but the auto teller is sometimes a problem.

I had a great experience here but this Circle K doesn't come without some issues, the location is a…read morelittle awkward when it comes to maneuvering the fuel pumps and parking areas. When I arrived the fuel island was mostly occupied with big rigs fueling up before stating their day I attribute this to the lack of this type of service in the area which caused some chaos, add in a little impatience by those that are rushed to get in and out and you have somewhat of a quagmire in the making. After fueling my truck I moved out of harms way before going inside. I keep going back to the theme of this place, it definitely has a truck-stopish feel to it and that may just be because of the amount of big rigs loaded with building materials moving in and out of here. The crews are doing their last minute checks and grabbing a few foodstuffs and drinks before hitting the road. The staff are definitely morning people, I got a big smile and a cheerful good morning from both members of the team as I worked my way towards the back of the store looking for the water closet - it wasn't occupied and to my amazement was in pretty good shape with the amount of traffic passing through this C-Store at this hour. I frequent this area routinely so it's likely I'll return in the future...

This Circle K has the rudest ass employee ever. She has curly hair and a fire and ice tattoo on her…read morearms. She just screwed me out of 3 scratch off tickets when I paid for 10 and only received 7. She's the type of employee that's pissed she has to work at a gas station in the middle of nowhere and projects that frustration on to you. And I've noticed her demeanor changes per customer who wears a mask vs. those who don't. She's more accommodating to maskless customers vs. those of us who mask up. The irony is she will tell everyone about her heart issues she's dealt with in the past. She's the worst. Not to mention the bathrooms usually have urine on the floor. Trust me AVOID this Circle K at all costs.

Clean and fresh hot food such as Mac and cheese, made to order submarine sandwich with an amazing…read morearray of toppings and meats and breads. Fast too!

When we lived in Eustis for around ten years, we liked the Wawa stores, though there weren't any in…read morethis immediate area. We ran into them on day trips or when going north on longer journeys. Upon visiting here recently, we see there are now two in the area. Their pastries are now individually wrapped, but otherwise I saw little difference from before. I guess they will never open any branches up in New England where we live now, but if they do, I will be glad to see them.

Wawa can be counted on to have sandwiches that are made to order with an electronic self-order pad…read morethat even I can operate. Sometimes, I can be electronic device challenged. Unlike some fast food places, Wawa's order device has good programming so that I can manage to find and customize my sandwich without getting help. Wawa can also be counted on to be bright and clean. I feel safe inside and outside the store even at night because it's well lit. The bathrooms are also always in good condition.

This is my most favorite Wawa that I've come across in a really long time! It was fully stocked…read moreeverywhere I looked! And they had little extras that the other ones that I've been to lately have not. Like the dip n' dots, the Icee's, more fully stocked, baked good section, even their fresh creamers and milks for their customers. They've gone the extra mile here and it shows. I like it. And their customer service was awesome. Even my son commented on how nice and polite the woman was who helped us. Thank you for giving us such a wonderful experience Wawa.

Disgusting place ever!!! termites everywhere, I cant even…read morepump gas without with getting attached by termites.

They never have ANYTHING in stock. Every single coffee machine is broken and has been for months…read more This is the absolute worst 7/11 location around.

Not a lot of options for fuel in the area....so if you fine yourself extremely low on fuel you may…read morewant to exercise this option. Located on the corner of Route 19 and East Central Ave the access in and out is a breeze. The gas prices are competitive for the area even though there's not another fueling option for several miles in any direction. The mini mart had a friendly staff working and the place is clean just a very limited selection.

$0.10 more per gallon than out on US27, but a quaint little location across from Town Hall & the…read moreonly gas station in town. Nice people.

My favorite store!: I'm there few times a week because prices are good and the owner is funny we…read morelaugh every time. Puts me in a good mood