Big love to this unassuming market for its convenient location and crazy selection for such a small…read morespot! I made a stop into the liquor store after needing some red wine in a pinch, expecting to find a limited variety at high prices. Not the case at all! Prices are very competitive and the selection is much greater than some of the other nearby liquor stores. They had a wide range of each varietal with prices ranging from the lowest (5.99) to fairly high quality stuff. The beauty is in the one stop shop nature. The market has a lot of goodies that you can grab as you fill up, and the easy in and out on a busy intersection makes this next level convenience. The store has a cooler with cold prosecco and white options if you're looking to grab something en route to a party or gathering. I will absolutely be back!

I love the versatility of this place, from the gas station, convince center to the wine and liquor…read moreselection. They really offer everything here or something for everyone. Gas is normal prices, easy to pull in an pump and go. Love that there are to ways to exit (Empire can be very busy) The convenience store offers many snacks, drinks, automobile items such as oil and even very tasty pizza ( I recommend the breakfast one) They offer specials throughout the day at the register. The wine and liquor store is attached, but in a separate building. Definitely worth a trip in there, you can always find a few specials and great marked down items. Very happy to find a few bottles of Bacardi 151 still available ( since has been discontinued).

April 12, 2023…read more Ordered a pepperoni pizza this eve @ 7:00 pm ish, via DoorDash. Any other Fastrac that I've been to has excellent pizza. NOT THIS ONE. This pizza was not edible. Dough was not cooked. A thicker pizza was flimsy because they got lazy and didn't allow the dough to rise. The sauce upset three stomachs here. Old, brown pepperoni. ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTING. Asked DoorDash for a refund. Only got a $4 credit to use. Wtf? I can tell you this...it won't be used at this ghetto Fastrac. AVOID THIS LOCATION. Go with the Hylan Drive location in Henrietta instead. Amazing. Consistent.

Fastrac is a welcome addition to this neck of the woods. Definitely making their presence known in…read moreHenrietta, since this is the second location within a short distance (the other is at the intersection of Hylan and Jefferson Road). Decent gas prices, with an additional discount if you sign up for their Fastrac customer loyalty card... I don't know why I haven't signed up for their rewards card... must be my ADD! Even WITHOUT the card, the Fastrac prices are pretty low. Hess must be losing a fair amount of their customers to them... the convenience part of the store is bright & claen, and they carry a wide variety of items, including RIT gear and other swag. I was surprised to see that they also carry less typical items (like Rorbach growlers). Well worth a stop... sure beats the local competition.

Wish i could give no stars.... daughters card has been hacked twice. Ownership didn't seem to care.read more

This Mobil has a prime spot as it's the last option on bay as you head north from empire. Because…read moreof that there is a bit of price gouging that happens as it's usually considerably higher than anything else around. It also has really weird hours and isn't open on Sundays. It does have a little baby post office which is convenient though.

Adams Mobil Mart is on the corner of N. Winton and Atlantic, it's a 24 hour store. It sells both…read moregas and diesel fuel. Also the basics, beer, soda, snacks and cigarettes. Like other Mobil stations their fuel prices are higher, much higher than Speedway's. Today I checked both places for price comparisons. Speedway prices, $2.43 regular, $2.73 plus, $2.85 premium. Cash prices. Mobil Mart, $2.69 regular, $2.79 plus, $2.99 premium. Cash prices.

Had an disgusting confrontation with a woman outside of 7-11. She had her big ass pick up truck…read moreparked in the only handicapped spot available. Being handicapped this forced me to wait for someone else to back out, of course it was the furthest space from the store. I checked the truck for handicapped stickers, None. The truck was left running, and it was so big, she took the handicapped space, and the space next to it. I walked into 7-11 and the cashier looked up to me to greet me. I said, hey, you know there is a Non- handicapped truck running in the parking lot., in the handicapped space. The woman he was checking out turned real quick to look at me, but she also looked away real quick, and said something to the cashier. I could tell it was her. But couldn't hear what she said to the cashier. The cashier just looked at me wide eyed. I was in there another 5 -10 minutes. When I made it to the counter. I apologized to the cashier, if I embarrassed anyone, but that they really need to police those spots. That people like me who can get hurt trying to maneuver a parking lot. They are saving themselves from a potential law suit, should a handicapped person get hurt, because they let anyone park there. He shook his head in agreement. It was obvious he did t want to be involved at all. Shame 7-11, shame on you for not sticking up for your customers. I said my peace, used my voice kindly. Thinking that's all I can do. I turned and left. Disappointed in this woman and in 7-11. When I walked out this woman was still hanging out, outside of her truck. I went to my car and started driving off. But.....Being handicapped I couldn't let it go. I stopped and rolled my window down and yelled, Hey! she immediately turned and looked at me. Clearly , she heard me. Just like she turned when I talked to the cashier. I said, you know I'm handicapped and thanks to you being so inconsiderate was forced to park all the way over there. This woman decided to DOUBLE DOWN! and pretend she was actually deaf. Her deaf act was laughable! Flailing her arms around, and using some dumb voice. It reminded me of the despicable display Trump put on, when he made fun of handicapped people, during an interview. I guess he just made her feel like her White Privilege is more important than us actual handicapped people. It's bad enough that the government is trying to strip us of our rights. But now his followers can do it now too! Yes, this is not about a parking space. It's about our rights as disabled people, and now 7-11 doesn't care if we make it into their establishment safely or not. This woman was in for a big Surprise because.....surprise, surprise! I sign ALS. Biotch! Please you picked the wrong ability to mimic! When she was done flailing her hands around like an idiot. Saying, "I'm sorry I can't understand you." in some weird voice, that I guess she thinks sounds deaf. I showed her what real ASL looked like, and told her she should be ashamed. It's bad enough to take the space, but to PRETEND to be handicapped, that is so insulting! WOW! Did that piss me off. I told her that FAKE ass ASL and her FAKE deaf voice wasn't cutting it. In my real voice and while signing REAL ASL! When I whipped out my phone to get a picture of her, her car, the sign, and her license plate. Boy did she run for the hills. I haven't seen a white woman run so fast since this messed up administration started. 7-11, police your own handicapped spots, because if I do it. It's going to be videos on every social media outlet! I'm not playing! You do not want a protest on your corner. This time I'm going to protect the privacy of this disgraceful woman, who made it worse by pretending to be handicapped. Next one won't be so lucky.

Female employee at store is really unprofessional- acts like she owns the store, rude and likes to…read morebother customers / harass them for no good reason when they are not bothering anyone. Sad they employee such nasty people.