I was on a road trip and stopped in for gas and a quick bite. I was about an hour early for when…read morethey typically start serving corn dogs and the kids were VERY adamant on corn dogs. The staff didn't bat an eye and made it happen and dropped some corn dogs for us on the spot. Excellent customer service (and the food was great). Thank you to the team!

Rude staff - charged 1.25 for cup of ice- made me self checkout while 3 team members stood around…read more- self check out made an error and one team member said "just keep trying"

This particular BJ's Wholesale Club is in the River City Marketplace and overall is a good…read morerepresentation of the brand. They also have gas here, so it is also a good choice to fill up your vehicle. The service and selection are pretty good and it had a decent ambiance. I would definitely recommend here.

**Racially Discriminatory Treatment by Floor Associate Pam**…read more My experience at BJ's Wholesale on July 16, 2026, was unacceptable, humiliating, and deeply concerning. Before checking out, an assistant manager had already confirmed that BJ's would honor my $20-off coupon. She instructed me to go to the checkout area and said she would inform the staff. When I reached the registers, a floor associate named Pam was the only available employee. She was wiping down the registers and conveyor belts, so I approached her for assistance. Pam immediately told me that the coupon could not be honored--even though she is neither a manager nor an assistant manager and the decision had already been made by someone with the authority to make it. Pam then announced that she was going to speak to the assistant manager "about that." When she returned, she looked in my direction and appeared to pretend that she was speaking on the phone before approaching me. She then stated that the coupon would be honored "this time," but began attempting to scold and lecture me about what would happen "next time." There was no reason for Pam to insert herself into a decision that had already been authorized by management. There was also no reason for her to speak to me as though I had done something wrong, attempted to deceive the store, or needed to be disciplined. I experienced Pam's behavior as hostile, controlling, racially discriminatory treatment. As a Black woman, I am very familiar with the difference between ordinary customer-service communication and an employee deciding that she has the right to police, undermine, or control an interaction that was already resolved. Pam appeared determined to override the assistant manager's authority and establish that she--not management--would control how I was treated. My concern is bigger than a $20 coupon. My concern is that a customer-facing employee felt comfortable treating me with suspicion, hostility, and condescension when I had already received approval from management. Does Pam's conduct represent the BJ's Wholesale brand, mission, and values? If it does not, this incident needs to be taken seriously. BJ's should review the store's camera footage, speak with the assistant manager and employees who were present, and investigate Pam's conduct. An employee who brings discriminatory, hostile, or intimidating behavior onto the sales floor affects customers, coworkers, and the entire atmosphere of the store. I am requesting a formal response explaining how this complaint will be addressed. I also expect BJ's to determine whether Pam should remain in a customer-facing position without corrective action, accountability, and appropriate discrimination and customer-service training. Black customers should not have to prepare themselves to be challenged, policed, or talked down to while spending their money. I entered BJ's as a paying member and deserved to be treated with the same dignity, professionalism, and respect as every other customer.

7/12/26 we waited for the rush to be over before we ventured to the new, rebuilt Publix in Fern…read more Bch! It sure is big and spacious! We heard about having a lunch or dinner made for you, then going up stairs for table/chairs to eat AND it's true. What can be made-fresh pizza (or grab a slice), sushi, taco/burrito, bowl, or to the deli for subs or fried chicken (like before), big nice salad bar/hot bar (sold by pound), refrig sandiches, salads etc. I wanted a bowl and of 5 options to start my grain level, was roasted quinoa (great), then 4 oz of chicken, black beans, corn, pickled red onions, tomatoes, scallions, sour cream and guacamole! Pretty amazing for $10 ( usually $11 but $2 this week). It was great partly bec I created it with what I wanted! The only limit is the 4oz of protein (chix, beef or pork) but rest, as much as you want. Everything was nice, wide aisles, lots of options, lots of counter help, cashiers etc.Publix was missed!

A lot of unique options at this one such as a bar, pizza oven, etc. I am not sure how much people…read moreuse those but they are there.

Excellent Pharmacist who gave me so much need information. Very nice and knowledgeable!!!! The…read moretech's behind the counter are always pleasant even though they are very busy. Thank you.

Extremely incompetent pharmacy. I never had a problem with my late Walgreens, but by moving, I had…read moreto change pharmacy's. They tried to tell me I didn't talk to a person over the phone to refill my prescription that also told me it was there 1. And 2, by their surprise, my prescription was NOT in stock. They tried to put me to blame when they just can't ever read my profile on their screen right in front of their faces. Ever. So now I have to wait till Monday. This has happened every. Single. Time. I have called to get my medication. I will NEVER go back to that trash pharmacy after next week. I prefer Publix over walgreens. I'm showing proof that I called, but I obviously can't prove that I talked to one of those girls. Don't they have recorded lines? VERY ANNOYING.

This Chevron use to be a BP, but they changed the name and repainted a few months ago. The store…read moreis small, but you will find your usual convenience store items. Gas is usually only about a penny more than other gas stations in the area like Gate and Racetrac. Sometimes, when traffic is busy on Dunn Avenue, it's easier to stop here and pay the extra penny rather than trying to cross over to the other side of the road and stop somewhere. Unless you're just wanting to make a quick stop for gas because it's convenient, I'd go to the Gate or Racetrac because you'll find a lot more in those stores, they're a lot bigger, and they are a lot cleaner.

Nice clean and convenient store. The employees are real cool. I have been long time customer…read more Thanks guys

Love Harris Teeter! Thursday night they have the prime rib dinner.$17.99 you can't go wrong.read more

The only one in the area- this location in Amelia Island is a convenient location if you are on…read moreA1A. We have popped in over the years for various needs- this stop was for headache medicine. Friendly customer service & a clean store.

There was no nearby car wash and I was desperate for a cleaning so I decided to use a gas station…read morecar wash for the first time. Pretty bad experience. They had different wash options but the kiosk was so blurred out it was hard to read the screen. I think I picked the premium wash for $10. All the machine did was sprayed water, then soap then more water on my car. And it was like 10 minute wash. The brushes did not scrub my car at all. All the grass that was stuck to my car from my lawn being mowed the previous day was still on my car. Never again will I do a car wash at a gas station.

Not sure. Idk but I like it's gas station…read morebut prices are "Expensive"