Big guy with tattoos is super rude and is very unprofessional. Plays his music to loud where he…read morecan't even hear his costumers.

You have to watch them... They will short you in your change if they think you're not paying…read moreattention. Lousy customer service-always jabbering into their phones.

Such great staff and service! It's a favorite for our family especially with its location right…read morenext to the ball fields. Grab an Alligator and Slime Licker for the kids!

From the owner: Quick stops. Quality fuel. Easy rewards. BP keeps you moving and with the earnify app, you earn…read morepoints every time you visit.

This is the best gas station in Rome Georgia by far I drive out of my way to get there. It's been…read moreon by the same man for years now he's very friendly and he's very reputable.

Typical corporate ran bull crap show up at 9:45 at night needing gasoline from out of town walk in…read morethe lady advises. I cannot take $100 bill after 9 PM. Well that's all I have. I don't need change. It doesn't matter. We can't take hundred dollar bills if you want to go exchange it for 5 20s so we can take that What Freaking sense does that make? ???? It's all good. The Avon two doors down has it for six cents a gallon cheaper

Not a very big selection inside to be such a huge station. I would rather go up the street to the…read morerun down station that has more choices

My go to for hot chocolate in the morning on the way to work!! Very nice gas station. Always has…read moreclean restrooms as well!!

I have been trading at this gas station for twenty years since 1995. The condition of the sign in…read morethis photo expresses the condition of the station, store and service. I go here because it is the only station in Rome that accepts my Chevron gas card, but the place has been in a constant state of disrepair since I have been going there. Many times several of the pumps are out of order or you cannot get a receipt without going inside because the pumps are also out of repair. I usually fill up and go in to use the rest room, since I currently have a frequent urination problem that is being treated. So on this day I filled up and went in to use the rest room. When I walked in the men's room the door was open with a 2X4 in the door, but it smelled clean and freshly washed, so I took out the 2X4, locked the door and proceeded to relieve myself. Halfway through there was a loud banging on the door and a woman shouted "this bathroom is out of order. Didn't you read the sign?" I explained that the door was open and the sign must have been on the outside where I could not see it. She then screamed "didn't you see the shit spread all over the place?" and I replied that I would be out in a minute. She went away and then came back again banging on the door and told me to "get out now!" I finished up and wiped up my dribbles and then went out. I waited in line at the check out to confront the woman. When I got to the window, I asked her why she had screamed at me and that I had never been treated so rudely before. She said she had been cleaning up someone's mess in there and I should not have gone in (which of course was not the impression I got since the sign was placed on the back of the door, and I can't be a mind reader.) I was curious as to why she was angry at something someone else had done and she was taking it out on me. I asked her her name and she said, "Sherry," and I asked for the owner's contact information and she said all she said was that she did not know his name. I then asked her who signed her pay check and she said "Alan" and that he would be in later that day. I informed her that I had remained a faithful customer here for the past twenty years but I had purchased my last gas here. She said she didn't care whether I bought gas here or not. I suggested that she get some more education, particularly human relations training, so that she could get a better job or do a better job at the one she had. She wadded up some paper and threw it down as I left. Last time at Turner-McCall Chevron.