We drive by here regularly and probably would have stopped in sooner if we were low on gas or…read moresomething of the like. Seems like a nice, well run place with all the basics of a convenience store. But frankly we dropped specifically because the carry a brand of ice cream bars called Icebox. It's a line of gourmet ice cream bars that we had in a restaurant in Traverse City. Best ice cream bars ever. Not sure if this store "appreciates" our business from this but it would be. Reason for us to make another stop in the future. Maybe they should advertise this product more?

Incredibly clean bathrooms!! We stopped for gas and I was nervous about having to use a gas station…read morebathroom. Most are pretty gross. This one was extremely clean and we'll stocked. The store itself was very clean as well and had a great variety of items. We will definitely keep stopping here when we're in the are!

Nice friendly staff. Pizza and chicken strips are great tasting takeouts. I buy gas there too for…read moremy lawnmower and snow blower.

What an awesome spot to stop and recharge. The staff could not have been more friendly and this…read morestore has everything you need! Could not recommend more!

I needed to refuel the rental vehicle I was driving as it was getting very low on gas and I was not…read moresure I would make it to a gas station in Traverse City, so thankfully I happened on the Beacon & Bridge Market. It's your prototypical combo gas station/convenience store. Paid at the pump with a credit card, refueled, then went inside to use the restrooms and buy a bottle of cold water.

The gentleman working this morning was really friendly. I especially appreciated how he proactively…read moreoffered to break up the cash I took out of the ATM into smaller bills -- my initial impetus for the visit. His kindness reinforced my decision to make a small purchase, and true to character, as we parted ways, he validated my choice of the king-size Peanut M&Ms.

I like this gas station. When I stayed in the area I used this place almost every day. I never had…read morea problem.

During the morning of January 6, 2026, the employees at the Meijer gas station at 3965 U.S. 31…read moreSouth, Traverse City, Michigan were aware of service problem which was also a fire hazard, but did nothing about it. Specifically, the fuel nozzle trigger for Pump 12 was damaged such that gasoline flowed very slowly: it took over eight minutes to pump fifteen or so gallons into my pickup truck tank. (I didn't realize this until minutes into the pumping, at which time I just decided to keep doing it.) Though that was a nuisance, the serious problem was this: because fuel pumped so slowly, the automatic shut-off device didn't trip when the truck's tank was full. Instead, the gasoline slowly overflowed the filler neck, then dribbled out the small drainage hole by the neck onto the pavement. I didn't know that until I looked at the pumped gasoline total and realized it was more than could have possibly gone into my truck's tank. Perhaps as much as a gallon of gasoline ended up on the pavement. The fire risk was probably low: the pavement was wet with slush and snow. However, had the gasoline drained across a hot component under the truck, it might have ignited. I went into the gas station and told the clerk about the problem. To my astonishment, she calmly said she knew about it, and mentioned something about telling a manager later. The question is this: why didn't a Meijer employee go to the pump when they learned about the problem, cone off the pavement beside the pump and cover the nozzle so customers couldn't use it, and perhaps also shut off the pump? Instead, they left a defective pump free for customers to use it, and in so doing created a fire hazard. Which is why I reported the gas station fire hazard to the Grand Traverse Metro Fire Department.

yes gas is cheap there but certain employees are disrespectful I get it there working till 12am and…read morewant to go home but some of us are working until the next day. I was just wanting something to snack on and looked for the gas station that was near by that was open and it said Meijer is oprn "24hrs" so I drove there and the lights were on so I went up to the door and got someones attention because the door was locked and the lights were still on so I'd thought they'd still be open because there website said "24hrs" and the lady comes out with an attitude and says don't you see the sign were closed I mean she could've had a better attitude than that like are you serious I mean like I said I get it u wanna go home but no matter what time of day u should never speak to someone like that like people in the healthcare are working till the next day and they don't have an attitude like that so please show people better respect no matter what and change ur hours if ur not gonna be open that long u shouldn't have people drive that far just to get told that ur not open

Beware of this gas station. Employees have no integrity. We were visiting from out of town and that…read morewas the closest gas station to us and we stopped in to purchase a couple of items. The lady tossed our items in a bag and knotted it so I assumed everything was in there but we were missing $15 worth of stuff and they wouldn't do anything about it.

I was denied Lottery sales because my daughter was with me. the cashier was rude as soon as I got…read moreto the counter and asked if I could see what a lottery ticket looked like before I bought it, as she didn't want to take the time to show me.

Closed an hour before their hours say they close, only place within 13 minutes…read more blah blah blah

Not a huge selection but worker was lowkey rude. Only a couple options for drinks. Price was okay.read more

Serving the Crystal Mountain clientele, this little convenience store has an impressive array of…read moreparty supplies, wine and Michigan craft beer. Firewood at the going rate of 4 dollars a bundle -- enough for a nice evening's fire and smores. Papanos pizza inside. Don't be fooled -- this is not gas station pizza. This place is our go-to establishment for essentials for our occasional weekend up in that area.