If you think I am going to stand there and hold the pump handle to pump 30 gallons on your slow…read morepump. Nope!!! I'll go somewhere else.

It's really a shame, this gas station. Has good deli food, but the guy who works around it all the…read moretime with all that hair and no hat, no net, I've complained and he cusses me for telling him he needs a hairnet

2 pump handles shut off every second preventing gas. Worker lied claiming my card had to be used…read moreinside which it never did and used card all over USA. so I tried multiple times both in and out yet nothing. He examined knowing broken handles. He wanted me to give him card to take inside for refund which wasn't happening. He over double charged me and there's 6 charges on card I will fight him and his boss and corporate on legally. Steer clear. He and they r a scam!

They literally close this store from about 5:45 am to 6:15 am when everyone would like to get…read morecoffee/whatever before work. Had to call the franchiser out because he sat and stared at his phone instead of checking me out. Amazing how awful a business can be and still survive.

I was looking for a very close gas station-Kroger's grocery store right along with the Kroger fuel…read moreup center so it's a win win - when you put your information in and ask are you a Kroger plus member- you get a percentage of your gas points so I think that's pretty cool you know anytime you can save money specially on fuel

Yesterday, I went to a Shell gas station on Summer Avenue at I-40 for quick takeout grub. I didn't…read moregive it much thought in choosing it for lunch other than it being a quick in-and-out. With only thirty minutes for lunch during another "temp" assignment, I figured this was the best way to make the most of it. In doing it, my intention was eating and nothing else, like blogging. Abiding by "advice" from a loudmouth... errrrr "outspoken" retired Federal employee, I'm trying to put out good content on Ken's Food Find. So, despite what Andrew Zimmern (host of Travel Channel's "Bizarre Foods America") said about Mid-South gas station/convenience store food, this blog is steering clear of them. However, I will make an exception if it's warranted. In the case of the fried chicken at Shell, what I saw was eye-popping. When I saw Shell's drumsticks, the size of them shocked me. They were almost the size of turkey legs, measuring about seven inches long and over 3 1/2 inches in width. Honestly, I have never seen drumsticks that large in my life. I don't know if they were the result of steroids or growth hormones, but it was impressive nonetheless. If the drumsticks were artificially enhanced, I'm not sure if it's either a good or bad thing. According to the laws of the U.S.A., use of growth hormones in poultry is illegal. Based on its legality, it would seem that oversized chicken legs are harmful. Still, I threw caution to the wind and ate them. The drumsticks were decent for the most part. Far from being comparable to Gus's and Uncle Lou's, the chicken was good enough by convenience store standards. With light breading that wasn't too different from what anyone can make with a standard fried chicken recipe, I believe most will like Summer Avenue Shell's drumsticks. Because of the size, one chicken leg can make for a hardy snack for people with small appetites. In eating two with jalapeño chicken fried rice (also good), I got more than enough food for my lunch. Needless to say, everything was very satisfying. Overall, my lunch experience was enlightening. Given my current status as a seasonal part-time worker who "temps" on occasion, I've been fortunate to discover the diversity of Memphis' culinary community. From plantain-wrapped chicken tamales to Dim Sum (served at Asian Palace, located behind the Shell station), I have eaten a lot of foods that I normally wouldn't have. I hope to continue with finding hidden gems that deserve recognition. After all, this blog is "Ken's Food Find." To read the entire review, go to http://www.kensfoodfind.com/2014/05/biggest-chicken-drumsticks-i-have-ever.html

Good morning World!! On Friday I stopped by Summer Avenue Shell station to put gas in my car, 5260…read moreSummer Ave at I240 across from Waffle House! And got a tank full of WATER!!! Needless to say my car is damaged. I've tried to contact the owner and not only did he not answer but he finally hooked his phone to his fax machine, channel 3, 24, 13 here I come!! If anyone have any other suggestions please let me know. DO NOT BUY GAS AT Summer Avenue Shell 5260 Summer Ave.

The price is right especially with rising cost of gas. Just be prepared to have long wait lines. I…read morealways forget to bring my card, but the attendant see my card from my app and swipe for me. The one thing I wish Costco would offer in the Memphis area is to allow you to use your mobile phone to scan a qr code to have your membership and payment in one space. Especially for forgetful people like me who use apps for everything.

Came here on a Friday afternoon to grab some gas. The line was wrapped around the building but they…read morehave attendants directing traffic. The wait was not that long. Save about $0.30 per gallon.

To be brief, they don't honor rewards for in store purchases; I always get over charged when making…read morenon-gas purchases. The first shift staff is curt, distracted, and inattentive. The location is pretty convenient, but that's it for the positive.

Card readers are worthless, took me 4 failed attempts and 2 separate stations to get the reader to…read moreFINALLY read my MAPCO rewards card and credit card. In the pouring rain. Avoid.