Ken's isn't anything to write home to mom about, especially since you probably don't want mom to…read moreknow how you spend your Friday and Saturday nights. However, it is worth noting that when it comes to late night beer runs Ken's is safe. Not only is it located practically on the UNC Campus in University Square adjacent to Granville Towers (which has its own security), but it's only a few doors down from a satellite office of the Chapel Hill Police Department. The staff is nice as well, even late into the night. If the party's gone dry, you need a late night sugar fix, or are just in search of this week's Vogue, Ken's will likely have it. And, more importantly, as safety has recently become an issue in Chapel Hill Ken's might be a wise choice.

Ken's is located right next to Granville Towers, my old residence. I used to come here whenever I…read moreneeded anything small and didn't feel like going to the store (milk, eggs, etc). It's also a popular spot for beer runs and for ordering kegs. They have a decent grocery section, and an even better beer section, because they know what college students want and need. It's location is so convenient that you can help but go here if you live anywhere nearby. The staff isn't the friendliest around, but with reasonable prices and long hours, Ken's is a much needed stop.

This is a good store but is a little bit iffy at night. I am a tall man and I was almost assaulted…read moreby vagrants at like 9PM. (I did respond to them by yelling at them)

Saw on tiktok to try sheetz food. Got an appetizer sampler. I mean... we all have different…read morestandards of food. if you're looking for some greasy fried situation, then hey. might be for you. lowkey the cinnamon sugar pretzel though was yummy. the base is sort of salty so i think if i got it again i would do the salt one instead

If you're living in downtown Durham, this is the place to get absolutely everything you need…read more They have the best staff and they even have dinner ready to pick up!

I had a very disappointing experience at Bulldega on W. Parrish Street today…read more I stopped in because I needed an item for a last-minute client and this store was within walking distance of where I was working. The apple cider vinegar I purchased was clearly labeled $8.19, but I was charged $11.89 at the register -- $3.70 more than the displayed price. I politely brought the discrepancy to the associate's attention. He told me that management was not there and that he could refund the purchase, but he could not adjust the price to the price displayed on the shelf. Because I actually needed the item at that moment and did not have a practical alternative nearby, I paid the higher price. What disappointed me most was how the situation was handled. Pricing mistakes can happen. But when a customer points out a clear discrepancy, I would expect the business to acknowledge it and make a reasonable effort to correct it -- not simply give the customer the choice of paying the higher price or leaving without the product. To be clear, my concern is not the $3.70 itself or whether I could afford the item. It is the principle. If an item is displayed at $8.19, a customer should not discover at checkout that they are actually being charged $11.89. Customers deserve to make purchasing decisions based on accurate pricing. What made this especially frustrating is that this is a downtown neighborhood market serving an area with limited walkable grocery options. When customers rely on a convenient neighborhood store, accurate and transparent pricing matters even more. Being charged substantially more at the register than the displayed price -- and then being told the only option was a refund rather than correcting the discrepancy -- left me feeling taken advantage of as a customer. I understand that small businesses have expenses and that downtown pricing may be higher than larger grocery stores. That is the business's choice. Charge whatever price you choose -- just clearly display that price so customers can decide whether they want to pay it. I have photos showing the $8.19 displayed price and my receipt showing the $11.89 price I was actually charged. I support local businesses and do not leave negative reviews lightly. This isn't about being unwilling or unable to pay a higher price. It is about accurate pricing, transparency, and how a legitimate customer concern was handled. I sincerely hope management addresses both the pricing discrepancy and how situations like this are handled going forward.

Yelp lists Jack's In and Out Mart in my search for 24-hour pharmacies. But when I tried to get my…read moreprescription filled there the lady said, "sir, this is a gas station." It's a nice gas station but a lousy pharmacy.

I only stopped here because the gas is cheap and it's on my way home. The black lady on second…read moreshift is so rude and unprofessional. She drives the white truck. She's not just rude to me. She's rude to everybody. I've been in there several times and every time you go in there, she's just mean and nasty. I just hate going in there because of her the owner should know how she treat his customers. I'm sure she's running people away and he's losing business because of her.

Thank you for everything. Good service was the customer. Thank you for helping. I found everything…read morefor my store.

What Trinity Food Mart has got going for it is being the only convenient store located…read moredowntown--specifically by the DIY district. Since I have family that live within a three minute walk to Trinity Food Mart, I have been there several times more then the average person. Trinity Food Mart is where it's at for wine and beer in a pinch, although prices are $2-$3 above most (for example, a six-pack of HopNosh will run $10.59 where you can usually find it for $8.99) but you really can't beat the convenience. So, if you're in a pinch for adult beverages and are headed into North Durham, Trinity Food Mart is the perfect place to stop. They also have milk, bread and the assortment of gas station snacks (although NO half & half!) They've also gotten rid of their 9th Street Bakery goods--so sad! According to the man on staff when I asked, 9th Street is selling to other companies now. So you won't be able to pick up a local cookie or muffin but you can still pick up a banana or a cliff bar!

This is a good ol' country store. From a short order lunch menu to oil to put in your car. This lil…read morecountry store has it all. Very friendly customer service. Lunch menu is a good variety of items from hotdogs, hamburgers, BBQ, chicken filet sandwich. Beer is sold here....among everything else. Don't let the outside fool you this place is owned by locals and provides all your needs/items you purchase at a convenient store. Give it try!!!

Convenient location that was close enough to the Interstate and on the way to the car rental return…read morelocation. I didn't head into the conveience store but the receipt printer at the pump worked fine. Price was good.

CREDIT CARD SKIMMERS HERE…read more Got charged $75 for a $12 fill up. Luckily my bank caught it (I spend less than $20/month on gas) before it processed.