It's a typical gas and convenient store. But the fountains…read moreand freezes for only .99 It's why I stop in!!!

Just another gas station in Orlando located in not a very good area of 436 with a lot of Hispanic…read morepopulation. You kind of feel like you are going to get robbed here at night with a lot of people hanging out specially youngsters asking for money,on the bright side gas is $3.35 a gallon and like someone said fountain drinks are 99cents other then that nothing special about this location.

Had to go in three times for $20 in gas pump four. I got a burrito, fruit, and I asked for sour…read morecream, was charged for sour cream. The whole entire thing cost me $80, and they want to tell me, check with my bank. One pack of cigarettes, French fries. Had to wait five minutes for somebody to cash me out. I come home, I don't have the sour cream. The burrito was completely fell apart. I wish I can send you a picture. If it wasn't for your staff that I kind of like in certain terms, attitudes are just diabolical. I try to do my transaction by myself because nobody wants to be bothered.

I stopped for gas and restroom break!! Store has WiFi and bathroom is immaculate!!! Service is…read morefriendly and they have great variety of food including healthy options and snacks!! I also love that Wawa will give you one free cup of water!!! Will be my go to stop whenever I pass this way. Be sure to download app to get points and coupons!

New look for Don Gobos love the new look so much better than the last store more clean and fresh…read moreinside smells of Cuban coffee and fresh backed goods in the window, every beer you can imagine in there available and a area of snacks form chips to canned food , to eggs and milk to bread, yogurt and cooking oil love the variety

Hess gas station was fifteen cents more a gallon than the gas station that is literally down the…read morestreet from them. And when I say down the street, I do not mean a few miles away. The other gas station was maybe a block away. Don't waste your money coming here, drive a block further down and save fifteen cents a gallon.

If you've been to a WaWa then you love and know what to expect. This one is fabulous and great…read morecustomer service. Always be on the look out for the seasonal flavors and items! Gas prices tend to be same or better than other local stations.

I come here a lot. The food is alright. It's a place to go if you want cheap food. I just don't…read morelike the weekend cause that's when everyone gets together in the parking lot , parks in front of the gas stations , and plays loud music. Very irritating But I like it during the week days

This was my first time going to a business center. I can see the difference in the size but also in…read morethe variety. For meat, cheese and drinks, they have a good variety, but for snack not too much. However, the attention was great, they tried to move thing quickly by the cashier.

I love this Costco it's never as busy as the others. Especially for gas. I come to this one every…read moreonce in a while as they have some things in a larger bulk. Their candy aisle is amazing!!!! I feel like such a child every time I go to the candy because they have so many nostalgic candies like sour punch straws and baby bottle pops. Sometimes they have different candies but they also have huge boxes of takis. They have whole goats in the freezer too if you eat that. Large cuts of meat. It's pretty cool.

I use the online order pick up frequently, my experience is usually pretty good, but I would…read morerecommend planning ahead on when you plan to pick up, I have been when all the spots are full no place for me to park and I've had to wait 45 minutes plus for my order to the point where I went inside and got it myself. But that was a one off experience and hasn't happened again, so just make sure you go at all hours and you shouldn't have too much of a problem The employees are always so nice. I usually have my dog with me when I pick up and everyone has been so friendly with him. Inside the store is also very clean and easy to navigate, just it's always busy like we all know these stores are, so I prefer the pick up option.

3.5 if I could// This location is really organized and…read moretypically well stocked however my issues come with the general traffic flow. A line for the checkout took over 7 minutes to get through this time and - although quick last time- I had to wait about 5 minutes for a representative to come over to check my ID. They sample pretty frequently here, but you do have to go during lunch hours to try getting a good variety - otherwise it's propel and an ice pop. The gas line is also pretty horrendous - although it mayyyyyy be worth the .30cent difference. There were many near accidents when people would leave the gas pump just due to general signage issues. Although not all of these are Sam's specific (and more due to the guests), these matters could definitely be improved with better guidance from team members on which checkout lines are open and organization.

Food court review:…read more Hotdog combo - great value as always, and there was an addition of raw onions as part of the condiment selection which added texture and crunch to the hotdog. Pizza - the dough was bit chewy but also very satisfying of a slice; it was basically two slices in one Limited time churro - very good! I missed this on the food court menu and Im glad they brought it back! It has a slight crunch when you first bite into it and is chewy on the inside and had just the right amount of cinnamon sugar. Taste best hot/fresh!

I love Costco ! It's always a mad house on the weekends but I mentally prepare for it lol…read more I came in to stock my new kitchen and pantries and get ready for back to school. I love the fresh produce and seafood and I always get my steaks and ground turkey from here as well. The chicken packs are amazing as I've been meal prepping so today's visit was 2 huge carts full. I even stocked up on snacks and got a beautiful patio set and pergola for my backyard !

Publix in Metrowest closed last year to undergo renovations. We been going to the Windermere and…read moreKirkman Publix instead when they were doing renovations. I waited almost a year for it to reopen, looking forward to the changes. When it reopened, it looked modern, but I found it to be sterile as well. The lightning looks a bit more dark, and the space a bit more cramp. I do like the new deli area in the front, with the very nice Publix sandwiches, salad, and fried chicken offered. I also really like to sushi area, and they now serve rice bowls and ramen at reasonable prices. While the portions are a bit small, it is really tasty. The meat and fish area look a bit smaller, but the dairy area is spacious in the back. The bakery is also a bit smaller, as well as the pharmacy, but they do the job. The frozen isle is in the middle, and I wish they had more seen selections of the Hagan Daz ice cream flavors. I rarely see the green tea flavor anymore. Now there are separate doors for entering and exiting. And their famous scale is gone. Now I can't find out my weight over there anymore. That's like if Meijer got rid of their one cent mechanical horse ride (Sandy) from their stores. Sad! There are self checkout lanes available, with their famous Costar security cameras watching you and TVs letting you know that you're being watched. At least they still have ample amount of regular checkout lanes with friendly staff checking you out and bagging your items. I believe they still offer to take your items to your car if requested, and have the no tipping policy. I see management occasionally guiding shoppers to the proper checkout lanes and staff showing shoppers where to go for an item. While the renovated Publix looks a bit stale to me, it still has great amenities and staff needed to be a nice supermarket. They still have their BOGOs tool, so you can get good deals. The staff are friendly, which makes shopping here a pleasure. While it isn't as nice as Windermere, it's definitely better than the Kirkman branch. It's still a good Publix closest to the Metrowest area. Overall: B+

I genuinely try to give businesses the benefit of the doubt because I understand that mistakes…read morehappen. But my experience at this Publix location on Saturday, September 12th, was disappointing enough that I feel it deserves to be addressed. A group of us stopped at Publix before a road trip. We were not shopping as a group--we made separate purchases, checked out separately, and left the store at different times within roughly a 30-minute window. Shortly after one of the young ladies in our group left, another came out visibly confused and explained that the self-checkout attendant had accused her of stealing an item/items. Let's pause there. She had PAID for her items. Rather than simply accepting the accusation, she went back inside with her receipt to address it. Someone in our group even offered to pay for the items that were supposedly stolen. Once she presented her receipt, however, it became clear that there was no theft. She then had to go to Customer Service to process a refund. That entire interaction was unnecessary and, quite frankly, humiliating. Mistakes happen. But there is a significant difference between asking a customer to clarify a transaction and making them feel as though they have been caught stealing. The young lady should not have had to walk back into the store and produce a receipt to prove her innocence after already paying for her merchandise. I immediately called the store while everything was taking place and spoke with Christina, who I believe was the bakery manager. She listened to my concerns and said she would pass the information along to another manager. I called back around 6 PM to follow up. The manager I spoke with said she had a note on her desk regarding the situation but had been busy and hadn't had an opportunity to address it. I was told I could expect a call within 24 hours from a store manager or someone above her to discuss what happened and provide some type of reconciliation. That call never came. Instead, during our conversation, I was told that the employee would receive "coaching." And that's where I was left thinking: Is that really the resolution? An employee allegedly makes an incorrect accusation against a customer. The customer is embarrassed enough to have to return to the store and prove she paid. Management is contacted twice. A follow-up is promised. And the resolution is essentially, "We'll coach the employee." Coaching the employee may be appropriate internally, but that is not customer resolution. What I expected was accountability, empathy, and a genuine acknowledgment of the impact of what happened--not simply an explanation of what would happen to the employee. Publix has built a reputation around customer service, which is exactly why this experience was so disappointing. If a customer is going to be accused of stealing, there needs to be a level of care and certainty before that accusation is made. Because when you're wrong, "I'm sorry" and "we'll coach them" are not necessarily the same thing as making the customer feel respected. I hope Publix leadership reviews this situation beyond simply coaching the employee. The bigger issue here is how customers are treated when an employee gets it wrong--and what happens afterward. Publix, you can do better.