Race track by I-75 and hwy 50 in Ridge Manor STOPPED carrying non-ethanol (pure) gas !!!! They…read moreREPLACED Blue Pump Handle with YELLOW Pump Handle which is NOW E-85...NOW We have to LOOK Else where for non-ethanol (pure) gas !!!!! as of TODAY Feb 8 2026 NO more non-ethanol (pure) gas !!!!!!!!

if i was able to rate them 0 stars i would, i walked into the store to get myself some chips and a…read moredrink and i had went to go use the bathroom and there was a worker cleaning the bathroom, he seemed stressed so i asked what was wrong and he told me that this was his third time coming into the bathroom to clean it because the first two times they told him he half assed the job, this young man is in the bathroom scrubbing the urinals for the THIRD time, in my opinion and tell me if i'm wrong but if his managers or whoever sent him back in, if they want the bathroom cleaned a certain way, why can't they go into the bathroom and clean it their damn self? you can't just keep sending someone in just because YOU don't like the way it looks... WHY DONT YOU CLEAN IT?!?!?!

It's pretty dirty and their machines barely work and no one wears masks including the workers…read more Don't waste ur time just drive to a nicer gas station

I found myself turning onto Route 471 out of Lakeland driving through the Withlacoochee State…read moreForest on a recent Saturday afternoon when the chime you never want to hear when you're in BFE began to sing, yes the low fuel alarm accompanied by that annoying little gas pump warning light that can be easily reset but without a doubt will reappear. I love technology but not when it's intentionally designed to get your heart racing and to insight panic. On my F-150 this usually means I have 50 miles or less left in my 36 gallon fuel tank unless of course the technician working on the assembly line at Ford responsible for calibrating and testing the sensor was asleep at the wheel and made a decision to sit this one out leaving it up to the owner which is me to figure out how far this truck can really go on "E". As the miles ticked down and the warning light got brighter and the chime chimed louder my anxiety grew exponentially and I knew this was going to be a close call - to add to the dilemma the first few stations I would find were places I wouldn't swipe my card at so I continued pushing the envelope, finally with a few miles left in the tank according to the digital readout I see this Sunoco - I was going to make it, as my heart rate slowed and the confidence I lost in the assembly worker returned I coasted into this petroleum oasis - this station could have been the armpit of all Sunoco Stations and I would give it the same review -this place and the owner that chose this location to build here ROCKS!!!

We were driving through rural florida and needed something to wet our whistles, so we pulled into…read morethe Sunoco, which didn't seem busy. Emptied out tanks in their one bathroom, and got drinks so that we could be on our road. The guy being the register was friendly, the bathroom was ok. It wasn't stellarly clean, and the water in the bowl had a yellowish tint, so it either hadn't been flushed or there's a lot of rust in the tank and it comes through.

Filthy men's restroom. Reeked of urine, paper towels…read morescattered all over. Too many nice new convenience stores not that far away. No need to put up with this. Yuck.

Circle K on Sr50 is a busy one, it's also not the easiest to get in and out of with the road…read moreconstruction that's currently going on. And on a Friday night, when everyone is trying to be anywhere, don't stop in. I'm telling you, you'll meet everyone there, and your cousin Bob. it was busy, we opted not to do any purchasing.

Stopped here on a road trip through Dade City and it was a solid experience overall. Big, easy…read moreplace to pull in and out with plenty of space which is always a plus at a travel stop. The inside was clean enough and had a good variety of snacks, drinks, and hot food options. Bathrooms were decent, not perfect but definitely usable, and the staff I interacted with were friendly and kept things moving. It's one of those reliable stops where you can fuel up, grab a bite, and get back on the road without any hassle.

Very clean as far as truck stops go. We needed to use this one for our RV to use their dump…read morestation for $10. The highlight was fresh Cinnabons being made inside.

At around 1:30-2:00am friday, an associate of mine a friend of mine went in to put gas and handed…read morethe cashier (white american big/chunky build roughly 40-50 years old) 40 dollars on pump two. The cashier responded to my associate through a google translator "get out of here dog" and mocking my associate with dog noises signaling him to sho and get out of the store. As a previous Shell franchise owner this behavior is unacceptable. Actions have consequences. Actions like these should be punished. If you'd like to be greeted with racist and derogatory remarks then this store is for you. Truly unprofessional and sickening.

Bathrooms were clean and gas was fairly priced for the area. They featured ads about the new egg…read moresalad sandwich so that's something to consider for road trip food.

Brand new location in a fast growing area. Bright new store with all the goodies that 7-11 offers…read more Very fresh hot coffee and some interesting flavors of Slurpies. And of course there are your favorite Big Glup varieties to go. They have the lowest fuel prices in the area and you can get regular for $3.00. Now my favorite station to go for fuel and drinks.