Let me first say that I hardly ever stop or shop at gas station convenient stores. Once I gave up…read morethe smokes, there really is no reason for me to go into one. The exception is, tho, whenever I have an early tee time, I sometimes will grab a breakfast sandwich at a local Micky Ds. This particular morning, since I was playing at Southbridge, I decided to visit the enmarket on Highway 17. Man, that's a bad choice. Entering the store gave me a picture of complete disorder, not very user-friendly . I just wanted to grab a quick breakfast sandwich and leave. The so-called hot breakfast area did not serve any purpose to me because I had no idea what the items offered were packaged. Plus, one of the ladies, who seemed like the one to ask questions about the breakfast, was in a conversation with another lady, appeared to be a friend. And never acknowledged me. So I moved to a hot sandwich display, which I saw when I entered, I am not a big fan of sandwiches under a hot light, but it seemed like the only option I had. While viewing the sandwiches, which were wrapped in sliver foil and labeled bacon,egg,and cheese on a biscuit. I grabbed a sandwich and headed to the counter to pay. Once in my truck heading to the course, I engaged in trying to open up the foil, which appeared to be a bigger issue than I expected. Not only did the foil seem to be glued, but I actually had to peel away the foil in pieces. Now I don't know about you, but when you have to peel the outside foil cover, it should raise a red flag. So after the sandwich was now visible and ready for consumption, another red flag jumped out, no bacon. Plus, the bottom of the biscuit was as hard as a rock. If i wasn't under a timeline, i would have taken the brick sandwich back. So the lesson here is never never never buy any food that is wrapped up in foil, sold at enmarket, you just might be in for a surprise, sort of like the old cracked jack box. Where you would get a prize with each box. Except here it is a prize you don't want. In ending, it cost almost $5. Very sad, and I will continue to shop for a sandwich next time at a real food store.

I went to this store and my total was $5.35. I gave them a $20 and only got $14 back. They told me…read moreno change back because of the "coin shortage". So, nowhere in this store is 65 cent? I find that very hard to believe. How many times a day are they doing this and what happens to all the extra money?

Amazing! Located in Drayton Street in Historic Downtown and stopped upon this very nice convenience…read morestore. On 9/7/2026, regular gas was $4.19 a gallon. (Savannah is super walkable so we did not have a rental car). There are the typical items found in a convenience store such as perishable foods and packaged foods. Even saw deviled eggs packaged and ready to go! This Parker's has much more including clothing and home decor. Perhaps by local designers as there is a College for the Arts nearby? There are options for a fresh hot foods at the hot food counter as well as fresh prepared cold sandwiches. Was warmly greeted by the welcoming employees. Can't miss the beverage section marked by "Hello Thirsty" on the wall. There are dispensers and stations for soda, smoothies, tea, coffee and more. If we are visiting in this part of Savannah again would definitely stop by!

It's the fancy Parkers! It even says so on the wall inside. Yes, they have all the Parkers…read moreconvenience store inventory you expect, but it's also got an extensive hot bar, souvenirs, and a large selection of what you'd essentially expect to find at a Homegoods inside. And despite the tight space outside, they do have gas as well. This store was right down the street from where we were staying at The DeSoto so we all ended up there multiple times over our stay for water, snacks, and White Claws. I will say the only downside is that the pricing on everything was a little high but the housewares was a little cray-cray. We were admiring a green resin bowl and decided we didn't need to spend $30 on a bowl at the gas station. At the last minute, we said, what the hell, we're on vacation, let's get it. As I scanned it at the self checkout, I saw that it came up as $130... which had to be a mistake RIght?!? When we double checked we noticed that the 1 in the 130 was written in by hand. I'm guessing because their pricing gun doesn't go above 2 digits... because why would it. I know you're the fancy Parkers but damnnnnn!

Great store open 24/7, good selection of food and drinks, wide open space, not packed too tightly,…read moreand fast pumps. Bathroom was clean, too.

I was so excited to have Parker's to come to Springfield, Ga , I'm the type that I will sit back…read moreand make excuses for stuff , I don't like to downgrade , but I've run out of excuses, I love Parker's tea , been in there. 3 times no tea made , one time they had no ice , cashiers standing around not even caring , 2 nd favorite potato wedges, I've got them when they were bad and when there great but today was way off , they tasted like I was eating flower on a half uncooked potato greasy is a understatement, the floors are always sticky around the drink station , it breaks my heart cause I know how they can be , please help this store , I'm on disability and I don't get the privilege of eating out often , then I get this and can't even eat it is sad .

Clean, friendly customer service reps, food is what you would expect from a gas station except it…read moreis upscaled with on premises kitchen making fresh offerings

Savannah is at the convergence of I-95 and I-16, plus the deep water Port of Savannah. This…read moreparticular area is loaded with truck stops, warehouses, truck parking, container storage and such. And what truckers need is a Love's. Here it is. As we're a couple of miles from I-95, this Love's is more "truck" than "auto" but they still have all the great features that make for a fabulous Love's. Hot dog rollers, coffee, soda fountains, grab-and-go food and clean restrooms. Men's room was good and Mrs. K. informed me that the ladies room was also good. This was a positive stop. [Review 181 of 2025 - 782 in Georgia - 23746 overall]

The most run down sorriest Loves I have ever been to, go to circle K. It's dirty and half the…read morepumps don't work.

A convenient quick stop for gas and other essentials on a road trip. Easy on and easy off I-95, and…read moregas was cheaper than other places all over the country for under $4. Gotta hit Georgia gas stations before going north to save a buck or 2!!!!

I needed to stop here on my way down 95 for a body break. They have a great selection of snacks and…read moredrinks. I made a purchase and then decided to use the ladies bathroom. The cashier was nice enough to hold my purchase at the counter until I was done with that. The bathroom was clean and tidy.

Air pump was not working but no sign and store disclaimed responsibility for it resulting in a loss…read moreof the money we deposited. Rest rooms broken and not well-maintained. I would give negative stars if I could. Best to avoid Exit 94 entirely and go to Exit 102 or 104 for much better choices.

They would have gotten a negative number if at all possible. Their cashier entered a transaction…read moreincorrectly, when I asked her nicely to fix it, she told me she didn't have the authority. I walked out to my car and noticed a number on the receipt. Immediately I called the number and asked for the manager, she advised me there was no manager on. I asked for his or her number. She gave me a number and I asked the person who answered if he was the manager of the Chevron (sign outside - but receipt has Quick Stop #94) he told me "no" but asked, "who's calling" - I knew then he was lying - I gave my name and said, "so are you the manager" again he said, "no" - another lie because he followed that "no" with "what is the problem?" I told him about the issue and he said he would call the store and speak to her to fix it. I told him I had to pick up my husband first and would go back. I went back and now there was a guy behind the register. I asked him, are you the manager? He said, "yes" - I told him I just spoke to you - he said, "no you didn't" then I told him, then "you're not the manager." He asked who I spoke to and I told him I didn't remember the name but the phone number ended in 0101- he called a number - the male cashier said something to the manager (all the lies I'm assuming he's manager) and hands the phone to me. The manager proceeds to tell me he cannot help me. All the lies, his cashier's mistake and a dive in the wall - you'd think he'd try to save any customers he could. I wasn't going to stop there and now I wish I hadn't

Really nice location, I had a free drink but my app wasn't working and the lady just gave me my…read moredrink for free. I ended up contacting customer support and they gave me 3 free drinks! They definitely went above and beyond!

Dislike the customer interaction to the maximum. Not fully sure the screening process or who you…read morehave to be related to, to obtain employment at this location but its needs to be investigated an snubbed. If you want to meet someone who wants to just get hours and not be bothered, visit this location with a smile. Sadly enough you can't dodge a disgruntled employee at this Parkers location in the 31419 area.

Automatic doors!!!…read more Stopped in to use the bathroom, and a good thing we did because the Motel 6 we planned on staying at wouldn't let us check in until 3. Standard procedure, but they lost a customer because we decided not to stay in Savannah. I'd never heard of Parker's, but apparently they're some kind of chain, like Royal Farms up north. The bathroom had signs on the door about needing a key, but the kid behind the counter seemed confused when we asked for it. It wasn't locked, so maybe take down the signs? The ladies room door was partially blocked by boxes. I'm not above using the men's room, especially when it's a single stall bathroom, but we were able to squeeze into the ladies. The sink was interesting. Someone had tagged the trashcan. We grabbed some coffee, ice for Jeremy's insulin cooler, and some gas. It was a fairly lackluster experience.

It was a nice treat to have a gas station readily available before we hit the road to Jacksonville…read more Parkers is right of the beaten path before I16. I filled up on gas and of course coffee. Counter service was less than friendly. However, there is a catch 22 to gas attendants or cashier. Either they are too friendly or not friendly enough. It is important for them to have a balance in their demeanor especially if the town host many visitors as Savannah does. Parker is a hit for location and convenience. Service could have been more upbeat. Convince beats service. B+ for Parkers. I'll be your cashier part time for $15 an hour!