There's always a line. I've been buying my gas here since the beginning of time. Unless, I'm…read moretraveling, and even then, I'm tracking down Costco gas. Costco gas is generally about 20 cents a gallon cheaper than other stations. So I end up waiting in line for gas with the city's other cheapskates. This Costco is convenient for me, but not my favorite. The parking lot is hard to get in and out of. There are always tons of pots holes and the traffic is unforgiving. I use my Costco card (you have to at least scan the card to prove you are a member). When I use my card, I get a small percentage back at the end of the year as a reward. My cars seem to like the gas, they don't complain. I can wash my windshields, if I want. That's about it. Except sometimes, I also stop in the store and do some shopping. The station is fairly close to the on/off the highway. Maybe that's why there's always a line. The staff does a good job of keeping the cheapskates in line. They keep us safe and moving. They will help those needing assistance.

Always the lowest price Operation hours are convenient. Get cash back on membership and credit cardread more

I have now officially been here twice in the past month because I've been driving up and down 65 to…read moreIndianapolis quite often in the last month. I finally stopped in here for the first time and I have to tell you brought me in a second time automatically because this place is so awesome. The parking obviously is ample there's lots of space and even more impressive than the number of gas pumps that are here happens to be the actual inside of this Wally. I've never been inside one before until this one and it is super bright and clean and welcoming, and there are so much to choose from. What's even more Incredibles that every time I come in here there is always someone in the women's restroom cleaning the restrooms and they are so super clean. They even have Toto toilets. This is a must stop if you're on 65 in the area and you must save an appetite to come here as well. I did not take pictures of all the foods we bought because we actually ate them up and I would definitely come back and try even more of the fresh foods that are here the staff that works at the food counters are also super friendly and helpful as they even will give you samples. I love this place!!!

I absolutely love going to Wally's and I've been to all of their locations so far. So far nothing…read morebeats to Illinois location in Pontiac. This location features tons of gas pumps just like a typical wally's. I feel like the beer arcade is a little bit misleading. I was expecting like a retro arcade themed and larger liquor selection than what it was presented. The parking lot is very clean and I do think it's off-putting that they put the car in the middle of the parking lot instead of it being overlooked by the highway. When you walk into the store it's pretty empty and Hollow upon walking in that compared to other Wally stores. Prices are very fair to be honest and better than their competitors with some of their hot food items. Smaller merchandise store, they do not sell desserts here at all unlike their Pontiac store but everything else is still here that you would come to expect at a Wally's.

I've heard tell that a Wawa may be opening in my neighborhood soon so I have been patiently…read morewaiting. BUT I just happened be driving from Indy to Greenfield when this Wawa appeared in the distance and of course I had to pull over. For made to order food items, you put in your order on a screen and a little ticket prints out. Then you go pay at the cashier or self-checkout and come back to wait for your food. I opted for a an iced Carmel macchiato and a bagel with cream cheese. My brother tried the French toast breakfast sandwich. Everything was delicious. I'm glad I heard them announcing to another customer how it works since I'm not sure I would've figured that out on my own. When your order is ready, they'll call out your number. The coffee did come from a different side than the food so you may have to wait at both stations. It was super clean and well organized. There was plenty of parking between the front and the back of the building. But, we noticed there wasn't any seating inside or outside. I didn't interact with employees much since I ordered at the screen and did self checkout, but they were friendly and did a good job explaining how the process worked when making announcements.

I love Wawa! I would suggest ordering their meatball sub, add peppers! I love that they have some…read morepremade options and have a full menu of options for a quick bite to eat. I would also suggest becoming a member to their rewards program through their app, they give discounts and you can redeems points for free items.

I received in the mail 4 coupons for deli items. This nearby location in Noblesville is in a…read morepopular shopping area of mine. I found the veggie pizza amazing with the thick crispy crust and well proportioned oval pizza. Also, I enjoyed a mango passion with immunity boost smoothie and a turkey sausage croissant with cheese. I did not care for my selection of mac and cheese type. What an experience and I hear on the TV how people travelled out-of-state for their food! Now I hear them having 2 more locations along my travels. Clean store and restrooms. I tried their sample pastries but was not a fan. Recommendations: 1) promote a physical reward card with Indiana locations so I would participate and buy fuel and 2) advertise prices on a board or flyer so I do not have to take so much time at one of the 4 kiosks.

I've always heard about Wawa, finally tried it the other day and was not disappointed. The made to…read moreorder food was absolutely delicious, we ordered multiple breakfast sandwiches and were surprised how great they were. We ordered some drinks and they weren't as special to be honest. Overall it lives up to the hype and I'll be coming by often.

Really good gas prices and great employees I recommend. I will be going back there to spend more.read more

All employees are wonderful and the manager is great! I enjoy going there…read moreI miss that they do have brewed tea any more

Favorite gas station. Clean, employees very helpful, and snacks well priced. Do stop in.read more

Still terrible. Got stuck in a pinch with a low tire, so i pull in to use the air machine (since…read moreit is so close to my house). Air machine broken. It takes your money ok, but it doesn't work. Avoid this place if you can.

I was in the area for a Farmers Market and needed gas. Found the closet gas station and it turned…read moreout to be the best value as well! I went inside to pay and all I could smell was that really good Indian incense. You know the one I'm talking about? I know this because it's my favorite! Sam was the clerk and he was super friendly to me. We spoke for a few moments about the market I had just come from and he told about a few different events that happen in the neighborhood. He also shared that his family had had businesses there since 2003. Once there used to be a motorcycle shop and it had closed so they purchased the building and now have the neighborhood gas station. I love learning about local businesses. More often than not I find business owners originate from other countries and move here for the hope of better lives. I love supporting these people and their drive! Thanks for a great experience! I've already been back twice lol!!

As the 10th Street corredor in the Near East Side becomes more attractive to customers looking for…read morealternative eateries, bars, shopping experience, and new residences or renewed residences a new scrutiny of the still strong remnant of inner city businesses that have not considered new or fairer practices seems appropriate. Clark Gas Station is one of these businesses. On a busy corner at Hamilton and 10th, just across from the Boner Community Center, it seems to cater to the very poor. Sure, it is a convenience store and gas station. But the pricing of items seems exploitative considering the low income of most persons who visit the place. Last week I needed two cans of cream of mushroom soup. I was making a recipe and couldn't stop long enough to get to a serious grocery store. So, ok, why not use the trusty old convenience store for something else except gas? I did buy two cans of Campbells cream of mushroom soup for $2.49 per can. Yikes! That seems to me exploitative and a case of price gouging. Today I checked at my Marsh grocery store at Lockerbee. The price per can was $1.69. If I had wanted a generic can of the same soup I would have paid only $1.19 per can-- a difference of $1.30 for each can I bought. If you care about food justice and basic economic fairness, do as I am doing and refuse to give your business to Clark, for food or for anything else.

It's hard to see beautiful farm land turned into a convenience store, but this growing community…read moreneeds gas and snacks. This is the second Hoosier to Go that's popped up nearby. Getting into the store is a little screwy. You have to drive pass and go around back to get into the parking lot. I had to make a few circles around the round about to figure it out. The store is immaculate. They offer sodas galore, coffee, Noble Roman's pizza, ice cream bars, lottery tickets and everything you'd expect from a convenience store. The clerk is friendly and attentive. He said that they would carry wine and beer in a couple of weeks. They have public restrooms. The BP gas was cheaper here than nearby stations by 20 cents a gallon. Maybe the low gas price is just a grand opening special. I filled my car. There is an air pump for tires. Outside, there offer firewood, propane tanks and ice. I tried one of the Noble Roman personal pizzas, which were hot and fresh. The bacon chicken pizza was good for gas station food.