I love this location, the owners are always super friendly and helpful. Good prices on gas, snacks…read moreand cigarettes. The gas station is fairly clean and well stocked. Love the assortment of candy and they have cotton candy faygo!!!

Thanks to the guys behind the counter helping me with the lottery (first time playing) and trying…read moreto play it. They explained it well. I think they made a mistake on processing my tickets at first then I had to come back later in the day so they could correct it. Thanks to the brother behind the cash register at night time with the Jamaican accent and to the daytime guy with the hat and glasses. I appreciate. Even if I don't win anything, the help is appreciated. The desk to fill out your tickets is small, probably only for 2 ppl to write on. There are scratch offs too to play. Lines can get long but they're efficient. 5***** for the service I received from the workers 3*** for location and convenience store itself. I stayed at the Gaylord opry resort so the walk here ( Is a bit (if you don't have a car, the walk is ~0.6miles one way). At least you get kind of a workout in for the day, 30min walk one way depending on your pace and traffic. They have bathrooms too which is often used by passerby travelers filling up on gas. Bring a scent deodorizer to be safe lol. Bathrooms are next to the lottery counter desk.

The staff is so awesome so sweet and accommodating they go out of their way for their customers!!read more

I came to Delta Necessities a few times while I was staying at the Gaylord Opryland Resort in…read moreNashville. Mostly came to buy snacks and drinks to take back to my hotel room. Place is also full of gifts and souvenirs if you need that sorta thing. It's a bit pricey, but technically the entire resort is pricey!

Delta Necessities is a convenience store/gift shop located in the massive Opryland Hotel complex…read more It's fairly large as hotel convenience stores go - they carry a variety of snacks, foods, beverages, toiletries, books, newspapers, magazines and local Opryland and TN touristy knick-knacks. I picked up a number of beverages here: bottled water, diet soda, and Gatorade.

The Inglewood location is run poorly, They are always out of something…read more One day it's no gas, the next day there card reader is not working. The day after that, they only accept credit or debit cards. The donuts look abandoned, every morning at 7:30am they never have anything fresh to sell. On a scale from 1 to 10, I would give them a 3 I know it's open 24-7, but good service should also be 24-7 Thighten up Staff and management

Very run down. Only can use men's bathroom. Icee machines broken. They have been out of a/c over a…read moremonth. They need to also check their food products as I bought an item that was expired from last year! Didn't get a receipt.

Great customer service Betty and Marcia are great and pizza is wonderful…read more Perfect thank you

I like coming here because the staff is friendly and I love the chicken lol sad but true. I stop…read morehere for gas, power ball, and a chicken snack pack lol

Music City Convenience is a kiosk convenience store situated inside of Opry Mills, just outside of…read morethe food court. Maybe I do not get out much, but this is the first of its kind that I have seen in a mall. It is small, but stocks a solid selection of convenience store basics from drinks to snacks, medicine and even a few personal items. Service was "eh", but honestly it is a convenience store in Opry Mills, so I get it. Overall, great option for those visiting or staying nearby with an immediate need.

I travel through Nashville yearly and often stay in this area. As far as I can remember, I've…read morealways bought gas at this Exxon station. The location is extremely convenient, with large number of pumps that take Apple Pay. I've never had to use the convenience store so can't comment on customer service.

This gas station is right across the street from a few hotels and restaurants and also within…read moredistance from thr Grand Ole Opry and the Opry Mills Mall. Prices are fair for a gas station that is near one of Nashville's most famous tourist attractions. There are also squeegees for your windows.

This MAPCO is one of two that sit on the corner of Long Hollow Pike and Conference Drive in…read moreGoodlettsville, and is your standard, small footprint, just off the highway convenience store. Outfitted with just a few pumps and small interior, this MAPCO offers the basics when needed. I have stopped in on occasion after leaving the nearby Kroger for an energy drink or two. Cleanliness is good, no major issues outside of an overflowing trash can out front. Conditionally, a bit of TLC could do some good. Service is standard, nothing special. Overall, in a crunch, this MAPCO comes in clutch.

We stopped in here and got gas and snacks for our road trip. The restrooms were decent. The gas…read moreprices were good and it got the job done and we headed down the road.

This Circle K, previously Mapco, sits just on Gallatin Pike, just off of Briley Parkway and in the…read morelot of TruFit and Eastside Bowl. The store, while it underwent a branding update, is essentially the same store with the same layout and offerings. I sometimes swing in here before or after the gym, usually for a drink. Selection is hit and miss, mainly because stock is inconsistent. Gas prices are competitive for the area, not the cheapest, but not the most expensive. Cleanliness and condition need some attention. And service is "meh" at best. Convenient location, but not a pleasurable experience stopping by.

Today (12/23/24), I went to this store #4703950 with my girlfriend to buy candy and a drink. While…read morewe were in line, a homeless man in front of us was trying to buy coffee. He had change in his hand and was getting ready to pay when John, the "store assistant," gave him a demeaning look and asked where he got his money. Disgusted, I asked John why that mattered and told the man to grab whatever he wanted from the store, and I'd pay for it. John didn't like that. He refused to let the man take anything more and only allowed him to leave with the coffee and donuts he already had, giving them free of charge just to stop me from paying for him. Then, John refused to sell anything to me or my girlfriend. He set our candy and drink aside and wouldn't let us buy them. The customers behind us tried to pay for our stuff, but John wouldn't let them do that either. Then, he refused to sell them the alcohol they were trying to buy. The customers walked out, cussing him out (rightfully so), and John cussed them out in return. When we asked John for his badge or ID number, he refused to give it to us. His badge says "store assistant," but he claimed he was the manager and said he didn't care if we reported him because he'd been there 7-8 years and everything is recorded. It's two days before Christmas, and John treated the homeless man with pure disgust and hatred. His behavior was heartless, mean-spirited, and petty. What kind of store allows someone like this to represent them? This is exactly the kind of behavior that destroys any faith in a business.