Need gas late at night? Snacks? Money? This is my favorite 24 hour gas station. It's clean with a…read morenice variety of snacks and drinks, ATM machine inside the store, and staff is friendly. They have an A&W inside and a Tim Horton's in the same lot. They also have a rewards card. Gas price isn't the cheapest in the area but you gotta pay for convenience and good service. PS late at night they lock the doors for safety reasons. If the door is locked just get the attendant's attention and they will unlock the door for you. I've never had problems in the area nor have I seen any unsavory characters hanging around late at night.

This fuel station is quite busy and the Eglinton Avenue Crosstown construction is causing everyone…read moreheadaches entering and exiting this place. That said, pumps are quickly activated and I can be on my way in short order at all times if I pay at the pumps. Four grades of fuel available plus diesel too! Choosing to pay inside can experience delays depending on things out of my control. I find the staff here are not necessarily friendly but they move customers along efficiently. You can pick up snacks, drinks, lottery tickets, or supplies for your vehicle like windshield washer fluids. If you're hungry, an A&W restaurant is located here too!

This is a very nice, clean, and tidy convenience store. The manager told me they had just…read morerestocked today so she liked that I was taking photos and videos. What makes this store different from other INS Markets is they feature M&M Meats, Cheesecake Factory, and fresh breads. Their wine and beer are also popular. They sell all the typical convenience store items including lottery tickets. I ordered a lottery ticket and a Mild Beef Patty ($2.99). The patty was acceptable. The customer service was excellent. They have been open for 2 years. There is no free WiFi. The store is wheelchair accessible. There are no customer washrooms. There is paid neighbourhood street parking. Review 2026-069

This Valumart is my go to grocery store. It is close to…read morewhere I live and while not a huge store, has most of the stuff that I am looking for. Always a good selection of produce, baked goods and meats. Also, recently, they upgraded that pesky elevator that used to be out of order all the time! Parking is free for an hour (lot off Cedarvale). The nicety is, you can probably do a lot of errands at once at this location. There are 4 different banks at the corner of Woodbine and Danforth and a variety of other stores as well. They carry a good selection of President's Choice products, including the Premium line. In spring/summer, they have a great garden centre in the parking lot mentioned above.

This is your standard bargain grocery store. The deals are good…read more For transit takers, like myself, the location is awesome! Right beside the Woodbine Subway Station. It's also good for drivers as they have a little parking lots around the back, then you can go into the store through a back entrance instead of w3alking all the way around the block. Bonus. They have a pretty good produce section, bread section and a little deli section too. If i had an iPhone i'd be checkin' in here all the time ;)

This is a mid-sized convenience store. It is located at the east end of Atrium on Bay on the lower…read morefloor near the Dundas Subway entrance. I have mostly been there for lottery tickets. Service has always been courteous. On 2023-03-31, I happened to meet the owner. This store was opened 2019-08-20. He told me he also owns the INS Market at College Park. I've been there too! There is no free WiFi. The store is wheelchair accessible. There are no customer washrooms. There is limited paid street parking, but there is a parking garage at Atrium on Bay. Review 2023-065

This has to be the smallest Circle K fuel outlet in all of Mississauga but probably the busiest per…read moresquare metre invested. I call it a hut with a gender neutral restroom that you enter/exit from outside. Four grades of fuel are available but no diesel. No car wash but yes to a propane swap cage, a tire air pump station, ice, and firewood. Inside the station, lotto, beverages, and snacks are maximized into this cramped hut. I guess it does the job as a convenience stop. The service attendant was quick to process my store transaction and I was on the road immediately.

I was heading back home last night and needed to use up what has been a backlog of Circle K digital…read morecoupons. I remembered this store on the southeast corner of Steeles Avenue East and Laureleaf Road South. It's a part of an Esso gas station, which is across from a Shoppers Drug Mart where you can get egg salad and tuna salad filling. Yes, it's the only Shoppers Drug Mart that has sandwich filling in little tubs that I have ever come across. It's a special plaza and I was hoping for something special about this Circle K. It was maybe 9 pm when I pulled into this plaza. There were several parking spots in front of the store. I backed into one and walked in. This place had one customer inside. When I left, there were two. It does steady business. I had coupons for the following: - Circle K chips - Circle K water - Bio Steel I found the chips first. I got ketchup and all-dressed chips. It didn't have sour cream and onion, which I was craving. However, there was a deal on Lay's sour cream and onion chips, so I got some. I rarely get so many bags of chips. Hey, there's a first for everything. I also found the Circle K water in the fridge. It was straightforward. It was my first time getting Bio Steel. My usual Circle K has a Bio Steel display. This store didn't. I had to ask the nice man at the front where his Bio Steel was. He helped me out by walking over to the fridge roughly three doors down from the water, but on the top rack. I thanked him and grabbed the rainbow twist. He also helped the two men who walked in after I did. One needed to use the washroom, so the staffer provided instructions to make a right. I headed back to the counter to redeem my coupons. He was kind to let me know that I could redeem a maximum of three a day, which I had planned to do here. They all scanned without a hitch. I had my PC Optimum barcode scanned from my phone. I then paid with a credit card. I tapped and was done. He was kind to put all my goodies in a plastic bag. I thanked him for helping me with Bio Steel. He told me that it was his pleasure. I actually carried the drinks in my hand, because I was going to put them in my backpack in my car. I wished him a nice evening. He told me to take care. I reciprocated and left. I had a bag of sour cream and onion chips when I got home. They were yummy and hit the spot after a long day. I've been drinking my Bio Steel drink. Rainbow twist tastes like fruit punch. I like that it has potassium and magnesium. It's also sugar-free. Bio Steel is deemed a hydration drink. I like it. It is a special store thanks to the male staffer who was there. I wish that I had dropped by this Circle K much sooner. I liked my visit last night. I'll be back again soon. (468)

Tip: - It's a standalone Circle K with hot drinks, and…read moreFroster and Polar Pop machines. - It doesn't have roller machines for hot dogs or hot foods, like pizza slices. - Because it's not attached to an Esso gas station, you can't earn PC Optimum points. I came out of Starbucks and was about to get into my car. I saw this Circle K store across the plaza. I had a coupon to use, so I drove over there. It's a standalone store. I backed into a parking spot. I gathered a few empty bottles and threw them out before I entered the store. I liked the layout. Frozen treats were next to the door in a fridge. I made my way across the store to the Froster machine. My intent was to use my BOGO Froster coupon. However, I saw Coke holiday creamy vanilla with no sugar. I had the sugary version when it first came out a few weeks ago. I liked it, but the no-sugar version appealed to me. I wish that Frosters were sugar-free. I was good switching gears to get two bottles of Coke for $5.50. I had a nice chat with the woman behind the counter. She also thought that I was going to show her a coupon on my phone, but I had changed my mind. I commented that I was pleased to see the Froster machine and a sleek Polar Pop machine. I had been to another Circle K earlier in the day. That store completely removed these machines. She let me know that if a Circle K has a Tim Hortons store inside it, these machines are gone. It was the case at the Esso station with a Circle K store across the street. What she told me made sense. The Circle K that I had frequented earlier did have a built-in Timmy's. I guess that iced capps trump cold Circle K drinks? I paid with a credit card. I tapped and was good. I thanked this nice woman. I said that I liked this store. It made her day. I wished her a great evening and walked out with my drinks. I had one of my no-sugar holiday creamy vanilla drinks. It's delightful. It's spiced vanilla in a Coke. This store was a cool find. I'd return to check out the fancy Polar Pop machine next time. (457)

Circle K Kingston Rd and Liverpool in Pickering, ON. Don't buy your milk there…read more..its gone bad twice. Returnednit once for another bag. Son picked up milk and got another bad bag.

This is a convenience store attached to an Esso gas station. It is mid-sized for an attached…read moreconvenience store. There is a Tim Hortons inside the Circle K. They have all your typical Circle K products, including their Polar Pop and Froster machines. The Froster and washroom were not working on 2023-08-23. They also sell lottery tickets. The one staff member was courteous. There is a bank machine. Three is no free WiFi. The store is wheelchair accessible, but there is no door-open button. There is one gender-neutral washroom, which is not wheelchair accessible. There is free parking in their private parking lot. Review 2023-269