Open 24 hours. Lottery ticket stop. They have ice, propane, even a snack while you're pumping gas…read more This gas station/convenience grocery is easy to access from both Green Bay and 1st Street. Unlike BP down the street, the pumps actually work here! If you're about to run out of gas on your way to Highwood or on the way to high school, Shell's Pop 'n' Place is your stop. Conveniently located right on the outskirts of Downtown Highland Park, there is even a donation box for clothes and shoes. The gas is priced accordingly and there is no price gouging from what I can tell. Pop in if you get the chance!

In the last week, oil prices haves dropped close to $7 per barrel and wouldn't you know it this…read morestation had gas at 3.49 a gallon!! One mile west it's selling for 2.99 a gallon. These guys are ripping everyone off. Plus they price fix with the BP station down the road. The 2 are ALWAYS identically priced. That's price fixing!! The same exact gas sold at a same exact Shell station not more than 1.0 mile away on 41 has gas for .40 a gallon cheaper on ANY given day of the year. These guys are always price fixing with the BP station up the road to for about 15-20% higher than ANYWHERE else within 5 mile They don't deserve our business if they are always ripping people off. Their counter: "we sell lottery tickets 24/7 therefore we are entitled to rip off everyone. Really, they are the worst.

Stopped here to get some beer and wine since the Jewel down the street currently doesn't have a…read moreliquor license. The beer and wine I selected didn't have prices on the shelves and now I know why. The pricing was outrageous nearly double what I would have payed elsewhere. Makes you wonder if they purposefully overcharge you since they didn't bother to price the items.

I popped in really quick to grab a snack and a six pack, and I was impressed at the selection of…read moregoods they managed to cram into a small shop. A few years back, this same location used to be the White Hen Pantry, which never really impressed me. It sat unoccupied for a while, and only recently did I notice that HP Food & Beverages had set up shop here. It's conveniently located at the very front of the Garrity Square shopping plaza, which has just enough parking for most times of the day. When you walk in, you'll see a good selection of snacks - chips, popcorn, candy, instant foods, cookies, nuts, jerky, meat sticks, and more - in the first aisles. They feature a variety of my favorite snack, Slim Kim Popcorn by local company Highland Pop. They have a sensibly modest selection of grocery items one might expect from a decent convenience store, at reasonable prices. In the back are coolers with a number of sodas, sparkling water, juice, milk, and other refreshing drinks. They even have a slushie machine running in the back. At the counter they also have a selection of phone accessories, mints, gum, and other odds & ends at the checkout counter. Where HP Food & Beverages shines brighter than the other convenience stores in the immediate area is the huge selection of alcoholic beverages. They have a number of popular and less-common canned and bottled beers in the fridges along the back wall, and in bigger cases in the aisles. I'm particularly happy that they have cold 16 fl. oz. tallboy 6-packs of Hamm's, which is one of my favorite American macro lagers. In the middle they have a nice selection of bottled and a few boxed wines. Behind the counter they have an impressive selection of liquor and liqueurs. I noticed several of my favorite whiskey varieties, and at very reasonable prices. I chatted with the guy behind the counter for a little bit, and he recommended several new single malt scotch and a blended whiskey that I might like. He definitely knew his products, suggesting that much of the selection is carefully curated. Between their convenient location, good selection, reasonable prices, and friendly service; HP Food & Beverages is a welcome addition to the neighborhood. I'll be sure to stop by more often when I need a quick snack or to pick up some drinks.

i can not say enough good thing about the employees !!…read morealways in a good mood annd they get the job done!! the highland park store is always busy but they kept it moving fast. great place to fill up and grab a cup of coffee!! gary

The customer service is terrible! I waited 10 minutes in line at 8:20am before work while 1 cashier…read moreworked the line. Another cashier came and allowed some man to walk up and cut everyone in line. When I said " I was here first" she replied "well he already put his money down". I came here every morning before work for a year. I walked out today without purchasing anything & I won't be returning.

I really like this smaller sized H-Mart, as it's super convenient. I like the artwork that's on…read morethe outside of the store. It's pretty well organized, the aisles I think used to be tighter - but they have opened up a little bit. They have a nice variety of ready made food right up in front, including now a fresh warm cooked korean sweet potato. Although it's not as large as the H-Mart in Niles, we've always been able to pick up the preferred items. We've bought fresh fruit and a lot of other basic Asian market staples from here, including some harder to find items like green tea pancakes. Checkout is pretty fast as well. Parking lot is smaller of course, probably more so since it's on almost triangular shaped intersection - however at least it's still easy to get in & out of since it is on the triangle intersection!

It's a smaller size than a typical HMart, with a lot less fresh-made Korean items than a typical…read moreone. For example, their selection of locally made stews and soups was lacking, and they don't have much prepackaged banchans either. But they had what we needed for my dad's jesa (mostly different fruit), and was open late enough (closing at 9pm) to be convenient. And because it has less people, checkout is simpler (easy in and out).

They carry a wide range of products and the store brand is a good money saver. Store shelves/…read moredepartments are well organized and laid out

Not only has CVS closed a number of stores for falling sales (no doubt in part to customer…read moreservice), getting a couple scripts right seems to require moving mountains. I ordered a bottle of shampoo online from CVS, pay for it, said we'd be in the next morning to pick it up which wife did. It turns out they didn't have the shampoo I ordered, so they substituted something entirely different. So I called the store, explained my situation, and was given over to "the big boss." Big boss was neither polite, helpful, or the least bit courteous. He asked if I had a receipt. I had the bag the shampoo came in but there was no receipt in the bag. I told him we picked this up from you this morning and it's the wrong product. Can you not manage your website? Do you not have it people? Do you have stock people that can interface with the IT department? "We're sorry we can't help you," Boss said. Quite honestly I wouldn't step foot in a CVS pharmacy again unless I needed a medication and Walgreens was completely out. Even then, I would do so reluctantly.

Out of all the Walgreens stores that I have been to, the one in Deerfield Square stands out as the…read moremost pleasant one to shop at. This Walgreens is large and airy, bright and clean, with a more upscale feel to it. It is fully stocked. One big advantage of this store is that it is opened 24 hours a day! Another factor that impresses me most is the store's management. It has not just one, but two very nice and helpful managers. It had happened that I had clipped a $9 digital coupon online. Its requirement was to spend $40(or $30?) in a Walgreens store and I would get the coupon when I checked out. However, it didn't happen even after I spent the required amount. Long story short, the female manager was very nice and helpful, she apologized and manually added a $10 credit to my Walgreens loyalty account. When I went home and checked my Walgreens account online, I didn't see the added $10. So, the next time I went to this Walgreens, I talked to another manager, Sergio. The female manager had gone for the day. Sergio was very patient, kind, and helpful. To our surprise, he found that I actually had two accounts with Walgreens (apparently a mixed-up done by the pharmacy of another Walgreens), one with a slightly different name. The female manager had somehow credited the account that I did not know I had, and therefore did not actively use. Sergio gave me the phone number of their tech support department that could help me eliminate one of the accounts (that I will call, I promise). When I was checking out, he rushed over to make sure that I could apply my $10 credit without any problems. Kudos to Sergio! Now, as I know that I have two accounts, I am mindful to tell the cashier which one to use, until I can get one eliminated, or get them combined.

Krista (Deerfield) She is an amazing, caring, empathetic and…read morea world of knowledge pharmacist at the Walgreens in Deerfield. If I have questions or issues I can always count on her. Walgreens should be so grateful to have Krista on their team. Barbara Abrahamson

If you're in the area looking for a great and HONEST mechanic then I highly suggest Mike from BP…read moreAmoco. At this point purchasing a new or newer used car is an expensive option and I have gone with the theory that if I can spend what would be equal to $50 to $100 per month over ayear, then I put the money into my current vehicle rather than hundreds of $ per month in financing and higher car insurance. I have been using an awesome mechanic over in Highland Park named Mike and I goota tell you, he's as honest as the day is long....no b.s. I just went thru my annual dilemma of dumping $ into my car or getting a newer car and was nervous that "old yeller" might have to be brought out to pasture. He diagnosed my issues and was able to give me a prognosis of what I might have problems with down the line and their inherent cost and what needed attention right now. For less than $400 I'm going to have a car (which is paid off) running for at least another year thanks to Mike and his honest staff. I have had a few occassions which I thought I was going to have a big problem and literally had bills less than $100 more than once now. No less than 4 of my friends have used him in this same fashion of investing into one's car for preventive mntce or buying a newer car and he has done all of them right. He won't try and sell you something if you don't need it and he'll be real with you if your car isn't worth investing into (which was the case for one of my firends). An honest mechanic...go figure...I highly reccomend them!

Off the 41 and 137, this Speedway is the best priced petrol that you'll get in the area!…read more The prices are extremely competitive, and if you're on your way to Wisconsin, this is the best pit stop. Honestly, I haven't been inside the mart, as I just fill up and go. Getting in and out is easy, even though the 41 is a big road. +best priced gas! +off the 41 and 137

Great place to get cheap gas prices. The bathrooms are clean and did not smell one bit. If we ever…read morepass by this town again we will be definitely be going through here to get cheap gas. Moreover, it is a great place to get cheap snacks. The employees were nice too!