Lower the gas. 15 cents higher than Covington gas stations. These guys price gougeread more

Love Race Trac's coffee. Seems like their freshly ground…read morecoffee with several choices has started a trend. It's my go to when I'm on the run.

They also taking care of me and helping out with prescriptions. Staff are so nice and always…read morehelping out

Just came to pick up prints,and was soo disappointed of the service.The lady at photo section just…read moreruined my day.She was not able to find my other day prints which were at the bin,just kept doing something else,and I was told that she has finish something which was not urgent as I saw.Than I was trying to show email from Walgreens with all needed info that prints are ready.Finally she found it but was so mean,no "sorry"or smile .She was acting like I was a trouble.

Great gas station for a quick in and out . Super clean…read moreupdated bathrooms. Friendly service. Worth a stop.

Love these guys! Great gas prices, sure, but the fountain drinks are the best on the Northshore…read morethanks to the attention to detail - the lines are cleaned daily and you can absolutely taste the difference. Bet.

This is a solid place to get gas…read more Solid is one of those terms that can be misconstrued. I'm not using it in the state of matter meaning as that would make all businesses solid. For me the term solid means A-OK. Now that your science/vocabulary lesson from the town idiot is done, I will explain why I think this station is solid. I hate travelling on 22 between 190 and Madisonville. The road configuration kind of sucks and there is always traffic. The other gas station on this route only has one way in and one way out which makes it difficult to exit if you're headed to 190. This location has exits both on 22 and on the W Approach. The issue is that some people like to cut through who aren't getting gas. Those people suck. There are several rows of pumps and you can almost always find an open spot to fuel up. Fuel is competitively priced and I've never had issues with the quality of fuel. The convenience store part of this store is kind of sketchy so I'd stick to getting gas only.

This gas station gives me the heebie jeebies. It is difficult to explain why, but I will do my best…read moreto make my case. 1. This gas station is conveniently located on HWY 59, near an exit from I-12. That is a plus, but it also means that some very interesting characters stop here for fuel. I've always found that stations close to the interstate attract weirdos, and this place is no exception. I've never been bothered while pumping, but inside is a different story. 2. The inside convenience store area often seems dirty and poorly laid out. There is an attached Arby's, but the convenience store is the main issue. The items they do carry are never what I want, and it is difficult to find what you need. 3. The staff are not the most friendly group. On my last visit there was a large group of workers (about five) sitting outside the front door smoking. While I filled up they just sat there smoking and leering. Maybe they were impressed by my gas pumping skills, but it made me uncomfortable. Luckily I didn't need to enter the station or else I would have had to pass through their giant smoke cloud. 4. The unknown factor. All of the things I listed above are not enough to make me that uneasy. There is something else about this station that really makes me feel unsafe. I wish I could put my finger on it. I've been to other Kangaroo locations and they seem fine. Who knows? Maybe I am just a scardey cat. I will probably stop here again for fuel because of the convenience. I will just probably avoid the interior.

i was sent to pick up lottery tickets at the florida street location and the cashier purposefully…read morerang up double the amount that i asked for then told me she couldn't undo it and that i had to pay, it was blatant fraud and this location should lose their permit to distribute them. beware purchases at this location as they may scam you too

The location at this pharmacy is next level bad. While they are friendly there is only one…read morepharmacist and only a few staff behind the counter. Stood around for 30-45 min waiting to ask a basic question on why a transferred prescription was cancelled, pharmacist is running around like his hair is on fire, other customers piling up. While I'm standing there no less than 3 calls come in and several customers walk up that needed something that required the pharmacists support, which was provided, yet a fairly simply question I had could not be easily or quickly addressed. The other issue with this location is you can't speak to a person when you call, you reach a voicemail that you have to leave a message at then wait for a callback (which often times does not come). I unfortunately switched employers in Jan and previously had Walgreens, of which I never had any issue or problems with and always received quick service.

The CVS store on 190 close to PAC. The current two pharmacist are fantastic and come from behind…read morethe counter to walk isles to help me find medicines. I am on a auto refill for most medicines and never have trouble. Walgreen, however is overly busy and experiences there have not always been pleasant. As far as going early to try and refill a narcotic, I have been with good friends who were turned away. I would imagine, and seems to happen a lot. Both Walgreens and CVS disregard these early refill requests for certain medication, mostly pain narcotics, because of federal and state guideline. Some pharmacies, I know Walgreen does, keep a record and reports the habitual early and very early requests to refill a prescription. My experience has always been pleasant at CVS, Walgreens a little different, but both good pharmacies. Only difference might be the medicines carried by each franchise.