It's a bit backwards here, as the pumps are not on the side of the building facing the street…read more Looks odd that way as the back of the building is facing Kentucky Avenue. I have gotten gas here twice, but only pay at the pump, so I cannot really comment on the inside facilities. However, I am enjoying the little price war going on between this new gas station and the old established one across the street.

From the owner: Quick stops. Quality fuel. Easy rewards. BP keeps you moving and with the earnify app, you earn…read morepoints every time you visit.

Sketchy, dirty, and ill maintained. One of two bathrooms in service, several soft drink coolers…read morewere empty, and employees were disinterested.

First time coming here. I can definitely tell just by being here and my surroundings that this…read moreisn't the most ideal Speedway location but the staff here are absolutely hilarious and a joy to have work here. Store is clean and well organized. Finding a gas pump is a bit of a hassle as well. But you have easy access to the light and the highway as well!

Easy access in and out of this gas station with its corner location on the near southside between…read moreMorris Street and Bluff Road on Meridian. The station has multiple bays with diesel and 3 types of gasoline available at the modern pumps. There is also a convenience store just a short stroll from the pumps. Although I didn't go inside, I noticed helpful items from the lot including the propane tanks and bags of ice. My wife was able to find a spot to pull into though it doesn't have a large bay area. She was able to take care of filling up without having to go inside for a receipt. I like when a gas station has functional equipment and makes getting a fill up easy without having to deal with waiting inside for folks her are shopping. The prices were about ten cents lower than the other stations in the downtown area, so it caught my wife's attention as we were heading south. Review #3767

I've been watching this giant gas station since early in its construction. Finally, they were open…read moreright when I was getting low on gas, so I headed over and pulled in. There are 20 bays for pumping gas which are angled to Morris Street instead of straight in. I was pleased with how much easier it was to angle into the space. However, you can only access the station and street from entry points on each end of the lot. It avoids having lots of people pulling in and out at the same time and causing accidents. Good planning. Of course, all the machines are brand new. No problems using my pump though it was out of paper or had some other reason for sending me into the clerk to get a receipt. That was fine on this visit because I wanted to see what it looked like inside. As I passed by the ice and propane gas cylinders on the outside, I entered into the high ceiling-ed room. They had a bunch of snacks on racks in the middle, chilled items along the back wall, a coffee and beverage station to the right. In the back right corner, there was a place for hot food (not open during my visit) and the cashier counter. There is also a large room to the left that was closed off. I couldn't tell if it had a purpose or if it was something waiting to be occupied by another business. Great location with plenty of room for handling the traffic that may wish to fill up before heading out of town. Review #3285

Restrooms were absolutely disgusting. Every toilet in the women's had urine and other bodily fluids…read moreon the seats. The only somewhat clean toilet was in a stall where the door lock was broken. Couldn't even see my reflection in the mirrors. There were fingernails in the sink!! My boyfriend reported filthy restrooms for the men as well. Defiantly helped in our decision to not get a fountain soda for our 4 hour drive or any item that requires them to clean.

This is james oreall. He refused me service due to my skin. As I walked inside he spit on the…read moreground towards me (he was at the door). I went inside immediately to the counter for a single thing behind , I was told to leave then he proceeded to call the police. As I patiently waited for the arrival he made remarks of my hair and fair skin, calling me names such as stupid. Ive never been a position like this, it was awful. Just be cautious if James is behind the counter, all of this was unnecessary.

Stopped by on the way to work to get gas. They were out. Went in to get a drink. Overall dirty/sad…read moreexperience. Recommend getting gas before coming downtown.

People doing their business on the side of the building because the bathrooms are closed is not…read morereally a place where I want to pump gas. Not only that, there are professionals that might need a bathroom to use...

Very nice and convenient location to get some gas, the pumps allow debit and credit cards and I…read morelike that because sometimes I don't want to go in the long lines and plus I like using the cards for rewards.

Open 24 hrs. Felt safe and had nice staff. Glad to have the service close by..........read more

This place no longer exists! I wasted all the time i had walking there from work to find a parking…read morelot! Wish i could give 0 stars.

The employees there will start rumors and then try to hit you if you refuse to leave the store…read morebecause they don't want your business anymore, also they have very mean demeanors towards people. No kindness anywhere in that store

While they do have paper signs up on the door, they do no enforce the Marion county mask mandate…read more Honestly they haven't the entirety of Covid. For a while there were plexiglass barriers at there registers and at least the staff was wearing masks. As of this week, the plexiglass is gone, staff was wearing their masks under their noses. 90% of the customers going in and out were not wearing masks or face coverings of any kind. Witnessed a mask-less customer at the register turn and just cough out into the air without even attempting to cover his face with his arm or something. It's truly gross, disrespectful and frustrating that they clearly don't care about covid safety here. And obviously goes against the county public health guidelines. Just hoping the employees working aren't the ones to suffer the consequences. Just an FYI if you need to go inside the station. Outside though, the gloves at the pump I used were stocked, at least. Cant usually say that for other locations.

As anyone who has found themselves in a low fuel situation in the downtown area can attest, finding…read morea gas station that has easy access both in and out of the fueling bays is a challenge. Fortunately, as I was heading west on Raymond Street heading home from Fountain Square, I spotted this station on the northwest corner of the intersection with Meridian Street. I chose to enter from the south side of the property and pull into a bay. The place looked clean and the equipment seemed to be in working condition on all of the bays. I was soon filling my tank under the covered awning. I didn't go inside to check out the convenience store, but I did notice that this place didn't have a lot of peripheral items stacked outside. They did carry ice and propane tanks, but I didn't see rock salt or ricks of wood like some other stations (not that I needed either.) This is one of those places where the awning over the bays doesn't extend to the building, so be advised on rainy days that you may want to pay at the pump. The pump worked quickly, had paper to print my receipt, and I was soon able to pull onto Meridian Street and begin my journey home. Nice to know this spot is here! Review #3554

PERMANENTLY CLOSED! I tried going on February 10th and it was SHUT DOWN! Unfortunate, as it…read moredoesn't seem like there are any nearby convenience stores or drugstores within walking distance.

I actually enjoyed this place. It's a typical convenient store to grab something small, it's one of…read morethe few places that don't close down early too. Prices on water and other drinks are a bit high but it's worth checking out if you're in a hurry