This Marathon gas station looks to be a newer gas station. The prices are competitive with the…read moreother gas stations around it and the inside has the usual convenience store items. This particular Marathon gas station is located on the corner of Catalina Boulevard and Howland Boulevard. All in all, it is a good location to stop and fuel up.

I've gotten diesel here 3 different times and every single time my check engine comes on. I have to…read morebuy diesel injector cleaner. Stay away

I had a very bad experience at thi gas station on friday at this location 17-92 i stopped to get…read moregas and a drink, and i also asked if I could buy a lottery ticket with my debit card. Instead of answering politely, the person acted like he didn't understand me and kept repeating things in a dismissive way. When i decided not to buy the ticket, he got upset and and started preassuring me to pay in cash. I told him I only want it the the gas and drink, and thats when he grabbed then drink and tol me "GO GO GO"in a very rude manner. The way he treated me felt completely unprofessional and, honestly, racially motivated. I stayed calm, but the way he kept acting like he didn't understand me and the tone he used made me feel unwelcome and uncomfortable. No customer should be treated this way. if this is how they treat people, I DO NOT RECOMMEND stopping at this gas station.

This particular Mobil gas station is conveniently located on 17-92. The inside has a usual…read moreconvenience store items and the gas is competitively priced for the area. I know that we would all like to see gas less expensive, but it is what it is and this place is no more or less expensive than any other gas station in the area. It is a smaller gas station since some of the more modern ones, but when I pulled in there was only one other car oh, so there was no line or anything I had to worry about. The gas station was relatively clean and I had no issue getting in or out of the property.

I was very surprised when I walked into this grocery store. I only came in to buy lottery, but was…read moresurprised to see good beers on the shelves. I got my lottery tickets and decided to investigate further. Well, Kenny's selection is very good, especially for a grocery store in Orange City or north of Orlando. I found very good bottle, recent releases, and lots of fancy European beer. I absolutely recommend this shop to any craft beer enthusiasts. Remember: not all beer or beer types age well.

I love and hate this store. I love that they've got a (theoretically) great beer selection kind of…read morein the middle of nowhere. In fact, I've seen some bottles there that not even ABC or Total Wine carry. That being said, I think the store would be better considered a beer museum. Seems like 90% of the stock is ANCIENT. I've never seen so many old, dusty bottles in one place. Based on the stock in the cooler, it's clear that most of their sales are coming from fizzy yellow macros, malt liquors and FMBs (which is normal for most liquor stores). But if you're going to cater to the craft beer crowd (as it appears they're doing based on their Facebook feed), you can't be having IPAs that went out of code during the Obama administration on your shelf at full price (or at all, for that matter). Prices are also way higher than average. Probably about 25-40% higher than what you'd pay at ABC or Total Wine. Sure, they've got a lot of high ABV, rare releases like Founders KBS, Bell's Black Note, and pretty much everything from The Bruery. BUT, since the stuff is so old there's no way those prices can be justified (if they were fresh off the delivery truck - maybe, but not when they're covered in dust). Lastly, what this store really gets wrong is that they don't let you mix-a-six. Mixing a six-pack of 12oz bottles is standard operating procedure at every true bottle shop. I saw a lot of 12oz singles I wanted to buy, but I didn't want the entire 4 or 6-pack. To be fair, they do have a shelf of a handful of selections they allow you to mix, but even the average Publix has a bigger selection than this. KENNY, if you're reading this - please contact me! I'm a professional craft beer consultant. It's my job to make stores like yours realize their potential. P.S. Why is it called Kenny's Grocery? There's very little food sold here. The vast majority of their wares is alcohol, smokes, and lottery tickets. It should be called Kenny's Vice Dispensary.

This location was pretty good. They were kind of low on their stock, which isn't good. So I wasn't…read moreimpressed there. But their customer service was really good, so that gives them an extra star in my book. All in all, I would suggest this location if they would get their stock up just a bit.

I just love WaWa the fact that they're open 24/7 is great. The thing I buy most are Fruit…read moreSmoothies. I know the employees may use the same formula for the Smoothies, but if Ms Karen doesn't make it, they just don't taste the same. I can honestly tell when Ms Karen did not prepare my drink. Smoothies are great but greater when made by Ms Karen.

**OVERALL REVIEW**…read more Over the course of years since this location opened, I have visited Buc-ee's numerous times, stocking up on food, t-shirts, and miscellaneous paraphernalia doning the logo featuring Bucky the Beaver. Tangeant note: The most popular t-shirt from Pro-Wrestling Tees is a charicature of Bucky the Beaver featuring Ruby Soho (a.k.a. Ruby Riot). Throughout those years visiting Buc-ee's AND being a Yelp Elite, I have not written a review on them... until now. It is evident by my high-recommendational tone, this location is going to get five-out-of-five-star rating. Let me detail you, why. Though an address is provided, Buc-ee's located in Daytona Beach is one exit north of the exit that has the Daytona Speedway just eastward of I-95. Their sign, a side-view of Bucky the Beaver, is easily viewable from the road. You'll know to make your exit along with the numerous billboards leading up to it. At one time, this Buc-ee's was "the biggest in the United States." That claim can no longer be said, but it should be known that whenever a new Buc-ee's location opens, it always seems to be "the biggest" until the next one opens. On the outside, Buc-ee's lives up to its roots in Texas, because "everything is bigger in Texas" right? There are 104 gas pumps for civilian drivers as commercial trucks are no longer allowed to stay at Buc-ee's thanks to the number of disrespectful truck drivers causing a ruckus. And plenty of people can enjoy Buc-ee's as there are 700 to 750 parking spaces. With all the meat you'll be eating, it should be fine to add a couple more steps sitting afar from the store. If you never been to a Buc-ee's before, you'll be greeted by the strong, delicious scent of brisket. Buc-ee's will go through up to 200 whole briskets a day. That is a lot of briskets sandwiches. And that is just the brisket. There is chicken, beef, and other kinds of cooked meat made into sandwiches and tacos and such. Kolaches are of numerous flavors including a dessert one. Let's not forget the nuts and fudge and everything else in between. In short, there is so much Buc-ee's branded food, freshly made from their deli, bakery, and meat departments or pre-packaged in their grocery section. Sidenote: do not sleep on the Buc-ee's Nuggies and Beaver Nuggets. And to end this review, I have to push their claim of having the cleanest restrooms of any gas station ever. Buc-ee's lives up to their name as the restroom always has at least two janitors on staff for each restroom to clean the over 80 restroom stalls. Those janitors are like ninjas. Once you step out, they swoop in to clean. It also helps each stall has a red light/green light letting people know when one is occupied or not. I could go on-and-on-and-on on why this Buc-ee's gets a five-star rating, but I will simply give you my personal positive insight. The food was always delicious, the service was always kind, and I have bought so many physical items here, specifically t-shirts. And guess what? I will continue to add more shirts to my Buc-ee's collection. The only thing I can see changing is the frequency I go here. "If" the rumored location in Indrio Rd. opens up, it takes me less time to drive south to Fort Pierce than it does for me to drive north to Daytona Beach. Still, that does not take away that Buc-ee's in Daytona Beach is the first Buc-ee's I been to, and it made such an impact that I would purposely make the drive north just to go here.

Road trip win. We were on our way to Rockville and completely forgot there was a Buc-ee's in…read moreDaytona--once I saw it, I immediately pulled in. First thought: this place is massive. The parking lot alone is wild, with what feels like endless gas pumps. Walking inside was a whole experience because I genuinely didn't know where to start. It's like HomeGoods and Wawa had a giant, chaotic, beautiful baby. I made my way through section by section, and there's a little bit of everything. I grabbed their BBQ brisket sandwich and Beaver Chips first--absolutely worth it. The brisket sandwich was ridiculously good, and they're pumping those things out fresh every few minutes. Their hot food menu isn't huge, but honestly, that works in their favor--simple, focused, and done well. I also tried the triple meat sandwich with brisket, turkey, and sausage. It costs a little more, but it's loaded, super filling, and definitely worth it if you're hungry. One of the coolest parts? The jerky section, where you can sample different options before buying. Somehow I even left with beard oil... because Buc-ee's is apparently the kind of place where that makes total sense. Loved Buc-ee's. It's more than a gas station--it's basically a road trip experience.

I stopped in to grab a bottle of water before heading back home after running an errand on this…read moreside of town - although they don't sell gas like most convenient stores do these days they do have a lot of the essentials that could save you a trip into town if you lived out this way and it seems the area residents appreciate it. The clerk was very nice, offering a receipt and small bag and even though I didn't need either it was nice to be asked. It looks like most of the customers this morning were buying ice, beer, smokes and lottery tickets and there's plenty of those options here. I'd definitely stop here again if in the area...

This was my first visit to this Food Mart / Gas Station and although I didn't go inside this is my…read morekinda place, it's got real personality and is so well kept. I stopped in to fuel up the F-150 and the fuel island shows off the pride the ownership has for this business everything was clean and well maintained. I love that the pumps run parallel to the store front and the bonus is that they sell diesel - I'm thinking this is the perfect set-up to fuel the MotorCoach, the property is somewhat limiting but the turnout is more than sufficient to accommodate the bus (still haven't named her yet). The fuel prices are competitive and by the flow of customers in and out during my brief visit I know there's something special about this place. It appears to be the perfect location for most of the patrons to grab that 12 pack and a pack of smokes and maybe some lottery tickets and of course a few bucks of gas. Based on the outward appearance and the easy access and exit onto Route 44 this may be a place I frequent, after all I always go for personality over the popularity of the brands where no body knows your name...

Very clean store and perfect selection of food and drinks and they are super friendly it's best gas…read morestation ever

Quick and friendly service every time. They have always been amazing and now they have made even…read moremore improvements. The place looks brand new inside!! Definitely my favorite place to stop by and get my tobacco products and adult beverages......I hear their liquor license is in the works as well!!

The Red Barn makes beer runs to 7-Eleven LAME. It's a big red barn, and you drive right into a…read moreglowing Hall of Beer. Pick out what you want, and they hand it right in the window. So. Cool! Seriously, there is a great selection of beer, including several brands I didn't expect in a drive-thru beer barn (Sam Smith's, Unibroue, Sierra Nevada). There's also munchies, soda, cigarettes and a small assortment of wines. The prices aren't any worse than a typical convenience store, and they take cards. I've heard they sell kegs, and will load them RIGHT INTO YOUR TRUNK. I mean, c'mon...HAWSOME!

Nice enough independent convenience store with friendly service and an overall pleasant ambiance.read more

On the run has the best ice cream slushy's and more service is nice. It is very clean. There's even…read morebathroom bathrooms.