It is a gas station, like thousands of others. The pumps worked and gas was...wait for it... $.65…read morecheaper per gallon, than on Cedar Key! No complaints, it fulfilled it's duty. It was clean and the pumps even accepted your payment card and gave a reciept!

Decided to get hoagies because it's the Wawa annual hoagiefest when most hoagies are $6 for a…read moreclassic size hoagie. This year however they have extended that savings to other sandwiches and wraps! I decided to get a Classic 10 inch Italian hoagie on a whole wheat roll. I asked for the roll only to be slightly toasted. My choice of ingredients were : Mayo, Pepper Jack Cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, onions, jalapenos, pickles, salt, pepper and oregano. The meats that Wawa uses is Ham and Salami - both were a decent amount on the roll. It was a very tasty hoagie for only six dollars! I also ordered a medium size Chicken Noodle soup to go with it. The aroma was so scrumptious smelling when I took the lid off. Broth was great and the container was loaded with a great amount of chicken meat and dutch style egg noodles. It also had pieces of celery and carrot. Very comforting. For dessert I had one of my guilty pleasures - a soft pretzel! This thing was huge! Salted just right and all I did was put it in my air fryer for three minutes to warm it up which made it a little crispy. It was very good especially with yellow mustard on the side. We will definitely go back for another sandwich before their hoagiefest ends - I might try one of their club sandwiches next! I highly recommend to try their sandwiches especially during their annual hoagiefest and don't forget to sign up for their rewards card - save up enough for free food - even a hoagie! LOL

My dad mentioned Wawa sandwiches and how much he frequents their deli. Knowing this, I had to make…read morea stop. Food: this place is huge. It has a deli inside the gas station quickie mart. I didn't think this was a thing- but it's a thing. I ordered my sandwich on a kiosk and then paid at the main cashier. The deli sees the order is paid for and will call your ticket number when it's ready. The Turkey sandwich was good but a bit overstuffed with meat and the bread/cheese/coldcut ratio was off. Service: if you order at the kiosk (machine) in the store it takes 10 minutes to get you sandwich. Beverages are self serve in the store. Unless you order a milkshake. They looked good! Overall, the gas station and quick service market are clean and easy to use. The sandwich ticket must be paid for at the register before picking it up. The staff look for the receipt. It took me a minute to figure out their payment protocol (rules). I thought the customer picked up the sandwich then checked out. Eventually, when the lady wouldn't release the sandwich I realized I needed to get the receipt. Maybe better signage would assist first time in store customers on payment protocol (rules). I will go back again to try a milkshake in the future.

Great place to get gas cheap and so we fill it up. I believe it was 209 per gallon not bad. At…read morethis station there is a store and and also bathroom. Staff is welcoming and helpful.

Speedway operates over 3,900 convenience stores coast to coast and is a wholly owned subsidiary of…read moreMarathon Petroleum Corporation so it's no wonder every location can't be the flagship location. I stopped here to fuel up on my way to the west coast of Florida and probably would have reviewed this station a little higher if I hadn't gone inside to use the facilities- The condition of the fueling island was fair, this place is beginning to show it's age but still functioning fine including dispensing the receipt at the pump, the interior of the store is filled with a little of everything that can be monetized. I paid at the pump so my decision to go inside was definitely not for a shopping spree - as I waited for a customer to exit the restroom I noticed the staff was busy interacting with some of the locals it seems this station provides a lot more for those living in the area than those of us passing through and it appears to definitely be an asset for the community. I didn't make any additional purchases but it looked like the coffee and soda fountain get a fair share of use as well as the hot dog roller grill that was partially filled. It common to see excess inventory stacked in any available space and at this location cases of beer occupy those areas. If there is any negative it's probably the men's restroom itself - it's in need of a major renovation, I can't say for sure if it's dirty it just appears that way, the fixtures were old and there is no hand paper dispense just an old hand dryer mounted near the old porcelain sink with a hand activated faucet - hands free fixtures would be a much better solution, I couldn't wait to get back to my truck and use the Clorox Wipes but most seem oblivious to the issues so it's all good...

Their Coke Slurpee machine ALWAYS works! The staff are…read moregracious kind and helpful Great pigs in a blanket

The gas is Sunoco brand, a big plus, and when you choose to add a car wash for as little as 10…read morebucks, you get the gas for 30 cents off a gallon. I was impressed--the people working the car wash were attentive, taped down my rear window wiper, sprayed down the tricky spots first and came to my vacuum spot afterwards to take off the tape and towel dry the mirrors and a few other spots. A basic 10 dollar wash and my vehicle looked better than it does when it comes through much more pricey competitors. I have never been inside, but the food posters in the window will change that. I will definitely be back.

Store was clean, sammich took a little while to come out but it was busy. Taylor behind the sammich…read morecounter was great. She was super patient when obviously over some of the customers. Her smile definitely made it worth while to wait. Overall good experience. Could have done without the shirtless homelesses outside though.

Wawa is the GOAT of gas station stops! Sandwiches are stacked, snacks are endless, and it's open…read more24/7--what more could you want? Quick bite, clean stop, and coffee that slaps. Only knock? Sometimes there's a wait, but it's worth it every time.

As the world's first convenience store, 7-Eleven is 99 years young this year and their top priority…read morehas always been to give customers the most serviceable experience possible & to consistently meet their needs-when, where, and how they want it. The newest location just dropped on the corner of County Road 466 and NE 62nd Terrace in Lady Lake, Florida and is offering giveaway discounts & exclusive deals...come celebrate. Fun Pioneer Facts: 7-Eleven was the first convenience store to sell gas, to sell fresh coffee in to-go cups & to have a self-serve soda fountain. Ooh, they also offer up a great loyalty program called 7 Rewards, where customers are rewarded for every dollar spent. Oh, Thank Heaven for 7-Eleven.

this place has very big oranges some the size of your head. Friendly staff also free sample.read more

Plenty of signage lures you into this joint, conveniently sided by highway 91 and 75 intersection…read more They open pretty early in the morning, caught the sunrise out here (7AM). Like all fruit stations, they have bins of Florida oranges and tangerines which they sell by the bag full (not individual fruit) so be prepared to buy a lot of fruit. You can also get freshly squeezed juice, jams, crocodile heads, and almost any tourist paraphernalia imaginable. Service was nice and friendly, prices standardized.