Recently came to this gas station to get gas while in the area and to take advantage of the really…read morelow gas prices before heading back to Illinois. It's a small gas station with only a few pumps but it gets a decent amount of traffic since it is on the corner street. Food and snack prices were pretty fair bathrooms were definitely not clean at all and the store wasn't the best well kept either. But overall is a casual place just to get gas

A basic gas station with standard convenience store product offerings. Gas prices are in line with…read moreother gas stations in the area. The store is showing its age and the rest rooms are don't get cleaned as often as they should. The staff aren't all that personable.

Although, prices seem to be on the higher end... this family owned business is the best. The staff…read moreis ALWAYS friendly and once you come in a while you get to know them and they get to know you. Makes me feel very welcome in the establishment.

This place is so cool. Remember when it was first built. Pretty dope if I do say so myself. Not a…read moregas station designed like it anywhere else in Madison.

The weird advertising clamps on the pump handles means I Can't leave it in the gas opening. I have…read moreto hold it. The entire time. I'm not the customer. The advertisers are...instead of selling gas, this exists they can sell something else. In this case, it was my health care company. So I have to stand in the cold and hold the pump so The health care company I use can ....damn, its cold.

Triangle Market is a convenience store, conveniently located in my walking path and usually most…read morenoticeable when I've forgotten something essential like water or a much needed diet coke and I do not want to go out of my way. A bottle of soda is like $1.75, which, by my Chicago standards is pretty normal. Water is also priced normal. I've never had bad service. I walk up to the counter with my merchandise, pay, get change and leave. What I like best is the map and store rules. I am actually a fan of maps. I think our spatial capabilities suffer just a little bit every time we use google maps to tell us how to navigate while never actually looking at the map and where we are going. In any case, the fine cartography makes navigating 1,000 sq feet much easier. Plus if I were at all uncertain about opinionated whining or paying in large sums of change, I could easily look at the back of the map and realize that these things are not acceptable by the Clerk.

As long as I've been in Madison, this main-stay market, one of the oldest on State street. It's…read moreantiquated location, unable to hold more than 10 people at one time, is cozy, a mesh of both the modern and old. Products inside are some of the most reasonable on State street