customers are very inconsiderate, the park at the pump and go inside to shop! we waited 20 minutes…read morefor them to come out! management said they couldn't do anything about it! so I guess that's what you can do!

Wow, I'm the first reviewer! Friendly service, reasonable prices, and no complaints. I'm only…read morereviewing because since moving into a house one block away, they've become my go-to convenience store. Great beer selection (not spoiled like the Shell down the road), including local ATL craft brews. They've got beer, ramen noodles and toilet paper - a college student's dream. I go here every other day or so and don't plan to stop. The past few weeks they've been renovating (adding slushy machines, repainting, etc, likely to compete with the QT being built across the street). I just wish they were open 24h (they close at 12am) but that's not a reason to leave less than 5 stars. Amazingly friendly staff for a gas station. I look forward to continuing to give them my business.

A good gas station with diesel. I prefer the QT station…read moreacross the street because that one is easier to access. This one is smaller and will require more maneuvering for large vehicles. All of the GT trucks use the QT. That said, this is a good station. This one has more automotive supplies - such as gas cans, and bigger selection of oils, etc.

I'm surprised I'm the First to Review this BP at the corner of 14th and Atlantic in West Midtown…read more This BP has been around since at least April 2016 and this Yelp listing has been around for years as well. Yelp isn't as popular as it used to be. You can find this BP in between Atlantic Station and Georgia Tech, on the west side of the Downtown Connector (I-75/85). I was able to find premium gas here two evenings ago on Monday, May 17, 2021. That was exactly 10 days after the Colonial Pipeline cyberattack on May 7th that created a gas shortage on the East Coast: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colonial_Pipeline_cyberattack. Rounding up, I paid $4.20 per gallon here. That's the most I've paid for premium since May and June 2014 when I paid $4.00 per gallon at the QuikTrip stores on Clairmont and North Druid Hills Roads. Given the recent shortage, I was okay with it. Since I started tracking my gas spending, the highest per-gallon price I've paid was $4.90 on September 22, 2008. Gas prices were expensive in 2008. Coincidentally, I pumped that gas at this very location. Back then, this was the 14th Street Citgo: https://www.yelp.com/biz/14th-st-citgo-atlanta. At the time, this was the only gas station on the stretch of 14th between the interstate and Northside (41). Now, there's the relatively new Exxon. This gas station changed from Citgo to BP sometime between May 2015 and April 2016 according to Google Street View. Before landing on this BP, I passed the nearby Exxon and Shell stations on 14th and the BP and QT at 10th and Northside. Those four stations were completely out of gas. I then went to the nearby Shell on Spring. They had regular only. Luckily, this BP had all three grades. It was the last station I passed on my way home from my mini search around the neighborhood. My friends and mother-in-law have filled up at this BP before, but this week was my first time. In Atlanta, I prefer QT or Costco (if it's convenient depending on where I am) because they have lower prices. This is a small BP with only six pumps. It's next door to Wagaya and Chirori, which are great Japanese restaurants, and Trio Custom Clothiers, where I've gotten my custom suits and tux. Good businesses. This BP is on GetUpside so you can get free money back if you check in using the GetUpside app. During the gas shortage, I was surprised to see that GetUpside was offering $0.03 back per gallon at this BP. Better than nothing. The GetUpside money back amounts are usually significantly larger than that. If you've never used GetUpside before, use my invite code DANIEL66482 to get an extra $0.15 back per gallon the first time you use the app. There are no tricks or gimmicks, at least for the consumer. The app simply gives you free money back off your gas purchases. It's a no-brainer. Yesterday afternoon, the AJC reported "Half of Atlanta gas stations still dry." https://www.ajc.com/news/half-of-atlanta-gas-stations-still-dry/YUPTYU4I6ZBC5M4G4SPU5HDQQ4/

It's a pretty decent Publix crammed into a small area. Because of the small footprint a lot of the…read moreluxuries you look for in a Publix aren't there, but still they have a selection of things like bread and hot foods - it's just abbreviated.

I was in midtown on my way home and needed a store that I could access quickly. Googled Publix and…read morerealized this location was on my route home. Perfect. The store is made with the new design. The deli is almost at the front door. The food smells so good as soon as you enter the building. They know what they are doing. My goal was to scoop up some toilet paper and water. That didn't stop me from going uo and down the aisles. Store was well stocked. Everything was neat. I found some seasonings. Thats a plus. Also I use a motorized cart. It's nice that they had them available and charged. Not all stores have them. The cashier was pleasant and helpful. She asked me about the flavor of ice cream I chose and gave me some nice suggestions. I would gladly return.

I've been to this location numerous of times before and been helped by more welcoming staff…read more Today was a terrible customer service experience in the Seafood department. While placing an order for 1lb. of King Crab Legs, I was met with attitude and look of confusion by Rodney. It made me feel profiled and as I was out of place for even ordering that particular item. When I asked for the bag to be sealed with a tied knot, he did it half way which allowed the bag to reopen when checking out.

This Whole Foods is in a plaza with big stores like TJ Maxx and the parking is actually good, which…read morematters because parking in a shopping plaza with other stores can get iffy. The carts are right at the entrance so you just grab one and go. When you walk in there is the florist section, which is perfect if you want to pick up something special for a partner or just brighten your own day or decorate your apartment. Then the produce is right there and I love how color coded it is. Everything green together, everything yellow together, clearly labeled organic and not organic. I also really like that you can scoop your own brown rice and dry goods and only pay for what you need instead of buying a whole bag. As a chef, that makes sense and saves money. The store is easy to get through and the workers actually know the whole store. You can ask where something is and they will tell you the exact aisle and shelf. I shop here a lot for clients so I can get in and get out fast because I know where everything is. They have a butcher section, fresh seafood, a hot bar, and even the slice of pizza I got was good. The cashier was the highlight. I did not get her name but she deserves recognition because she noticed the scanner cord was sitting on the scale and told me it was adding weight and charging me more. She helped me rescan everything and lower my total. That kind of honesty is rare. I really like this Whole Foods

I stopped by for gas and I know this area gets a bad rep for the side of town but I didn't feel any…read moredanger or threaten. I did stop during the day so maybe that's why not sure if at night it turns into a different space. I wouldn't mind stopping by again and they have tap to pay so I didn't feel anyway about payment.

This gas station is located right off 285 at Campbellton Road. I usually do not give these kind of…read morereviews but the only thing I'm gonna say is Be Aware!!!! It is very shady to be direct.

This is RaceTrac store #587 and it's conveniently located on Camp Creek Parkway near I-285, just…read moreOTP (outside the perimeter), in East Point. If you're coming from the interstate, take exit 2. This RaceTrac opened in 2013. It's popular, well-worn, and is showing its age. In metro Atlanta, like QuikTrip, I'm generally a fan of RaceTrac for their big gas stations and convenience stores. They're typically bright, clean, well-stocked (both inside and out), and modern. Also, the gas prices are reasonable. This is a highly-trafficked RaceTrac and I'm willing to bet one of the highest-grossing in Georgia due to the busy area where it's situated. I stopped by this RaceTrac to fill up on my way to nearby Wolf Creek Golf Club in South Fulton. This RaceTrac has 22 pumps and an RT6K build (6,000-square-foot design), the current generation of large-style convenience store. I had no issues except the pump wouldn't accept contactless payment via my NFC credit card. Not a big deal. I was still in and out in a matter of minutes. While not the nicest nor in the best condition of the all the RaceTrac stores I've been to due to high customer volume, I would still return.

Way too much playing around laughing not focus on the customer line out the door. Someone need to…read moremanage this group in the bathroom need attention parking lot need cleaning

I went to the deli to grab a sandwich @8pm after waiting in line for 20 mins I walked up the…read moreyoung woman already was saying she was ready to go , ask me to give the whole order but only then after told me it was no bread .. the wait was no prob..just I wasted time when that would've been announced. but also to proceed to tell me the deli stops making bread @5pm is crazy and they didn't make enough ..how do you not have bread and this is also a grocery store

Thank you Niyah, James and Barnett for the excellent service!…read more My sandwiches were made on point! This place is super clean and everything is reasonably priced. I wouldn't hesitate to drop in again when in town.

More than a gas station…read more Location and Parking Located right on the border of Hapeville and Forest Park, it's right a the light so entry and exit is a breeze. Venue and Atmosphere Clean restrooms, clean food areas, and organized candy aisles are about all that you can expect from a gas station, but QuikTrip delivers on all three. Food and Beverages The roller grill never disappoints, but the new cold brew bar is top tier gas station beverage service. Their made to order breakfast grilled cheese sandwiches are my favorite... seriously I will bypass Dunkin to get here every time. Verdict This French toast is going to become a staple in my brunch rotation, I'll be back!