I had one of the most frustrating customer service experiences I've had in a long time at Sam's…read moreClub. I had a tire repair appointment and realized I was going to be about 30 minutes late. Before making the drive, I tried calling the tire center to let them know and see if they could still accommodate me. I sat on hold for over 10 minutes and never got through to anyone. Since I couldn't reach the department, I drove to the store anyway. I'm a disabled customer whose mobility varies from day to day. Depending on the situation, I may use one cane, two canes, a wheelchair, or a motorized scooter. When I arrived, I used one of the store's motorized scooters to get from the entrance to the tire center. After making the trip, I was informed that because I was late, they would not be able to service my vehicle. While I understand that appointments have schedules, it was incredibly frustrating knowing that a simple phone call could have saved me the drive and effort had someone actually answered the phone. Unfortunately, that wasn't even the worst part of the experience. After learning my tire would not be repaired, I attempted to return the motorized scooter near the entrance closest to my vehicle. My car was parked directly across from that entrance, making it the safest and shortest walk for me. An employee stopped me and insisted that I take the scooter all the way around to a different exit that was significantly farther away from my vehicle. I explained multiple times that I am disabled, that I use a cane, and that my car was literally right in front of me. I wasn't shopping, carrying merchandise, or attempting to misuse the scooter. I simply wanted to take the most accessible route back to my vehicle. Despite this, the employee continued arguing with me and repeatedly insisted that I walk the longer distance. What made the interaction even more upsetting was the complete lack of empathy. As someone who is still working hard to regain mobility and independence, being told to walk farther when a closer accessible option was right in front of me felt incredibly dismissive. Several customers nearby appeared just as confused by the interaction as I was. This experience wasn't just inconvenient--it was disheartening. Accessibility isn't just about having scooters available; it's about treating disabled customers with understanding, respect, and common sense. Between the tire center not answering its phones and the way I was treated afterward, I left feeling frustrated, embarrassed, and unwelcome. I hope management takes this feedback seriously because no customer should leave feeling the way I did, especially one who is already navigating physical challenges just to get through their day.

I researched several tire business to try to find the best deal and warranty to purchase 4 tires…read more Sam's club beat out 3 other places to earn my business. The warranty covered more and covered a longer period than others, the price was very competitive, and the customer service was helpful from the beginning of my process (getting quotes) to the end (installation). Landon was very helpful in the end showing me where the spare tire was stored in my SUV, how to remove it, and getting underneath the SIV to double check. I was very pleased with this experience. Once I got on the road I could immediately tell a difference in the drive because of the new set of tires. I am very pleased with Sam's club tire center and I recommend it to others if you are looking to buy news tires.

Fast and friendly, easy ok with prices and they have nice hot breakfast and lunches. Close to home…read moreand they sell my cigarettes.

Biscuits are always the best for breakfast. Only down side is some of customers don't have masks…read morealong with one employee at check out. Manager had his on but no effort to Enforce or social distancing.

This is a smaller Circle K that does well in the community. It does have a tight parking lot but…read moredoesn't get too busy so it works. They tend to keep register tape in their pumps so you often don't need to go inside. (Thank you!!)

This is a wonderful Circle K that's in the terrific area of town very clean very personable…read morewhenever I go in here everybody is super nice and friendly they always have the shelves stocked the drinks are on point snacks are on for the beers are cold one point gas station prices they are what they are for the area so you can't go wrong with a nice clean Sea store I highly recommend it for sure

Raspberry smoothie and that 8.00 sub meal. Staff are awesome. I made a detour yesterday to get that…read moremeal.

So far all the hot food orders have been good. Chicken, Burgers, and Pizza have been on point…read more Service is quick and efficient as well. I like they have plenty of healthy options like grapes, yogurt, granola, etc to choose from as well. The gas pumps are spaced out nicely and the outside is spotless and well lit.

Very nice people and a lot of good foods and different ranges of food inside the building.read more

This place has gas and stuff. Sandwich stuff, candy stuff, coffee stuff, chips stuff. They really…read morehave stuff. I love stuff, so this was the place for me.

Giving 2 stars bc I have had food here and it's not bad but the service is very poor. The staff is…read morevery unfriendly. I was the only customer in the store and said "good afternoon" to no reply. Tried to pay for a drink with a card and the cashier said "3 dollar minimum for card" without even looking up. I happily paid cash instead and she did not say thank you after the purchase. I said thank you and have a good day but she was already walking away. Again no reply. Not the small town deli treatment I would say. My husband has also said the staff there was not friendly to him on occasion so it was not a one time deal.

I know the owner and he's great. He goes out of his way to help you and to give you the best! The…read morechicken, chicken salad and country ham are all awesome! I just have to say to Travis T. who commented. Do your homework buddy before you berate someone's business. Plastic wrap is fine for food. "According to the FDA though, rigorous testing proves that the chance of plasticizers leaking from plastic wrap when heated is slim to none. Manufacturers must test their plastic wraps so that they adhere to FDA regulations and only then can the products carry a "microwave safe" label. The plastic wraps you'll find in the supermarket all have been okayed by the FDA and are safe to use. They should all say "microwave safe" on the packaging."

Ah, the neighborhood gas station, this place has been here forever, and looks it inside and out…read more But, the gas prices are average for the area, and they have plenty of snacks and drinks. Also lots of beer, which seems to be their best selling item. Just be careful, people fly through the pumps to avoid waiting at the light.