Ernie was "Jonesin" for a cigarette(ugh). So, we pulled in here to buy a pack. At first it looks…read morelike a liquor store only, but they did have smokes. Ernie was happy once again.

I tried to buy gas on my morning commute. Two of the four pumps were malfunctioning without signs…read moreon them. I informed the attendant. She did not care. She gave me an attitude and said I must not want to buy any gas today. Some poor teenage girl was also trying to get gas but wasn't able to. Horrible way to treat potential customers. Avoid this place if you value your time and don't want to be treated like garbage.

I love Kroger gas points! The best kind of Perks program! It's so worth it! Because times are tough.read more

I have used this gas station for years since moving downtown. I always feel safe here which is t…read morethe case at a lot of other stations around the city. I have always filled up during the day so I can't speak on the safety at night. I love using my points from shopping g at Kroger for discounts on gas. Even when I don't have shopping points they still give me a discount. It really adds up. Especially these days with gas prices. Every once in a while a pump will be out of service but it is always repaired in a timely manner. They just replaced all the key pads. They were getting a little hard to read. I have never gone to the window for anything so I can't speak about the customer service. I have only had to wait one or maybe two times for a pump to open up.

I noticed this QuikTrip from I-16 while traveling from North Carolina via I-95 to nearby…read moreStatesboro. On the way back to NC, I made sure to stop here for gas, snacks, and a restroom break. When I tried to check into this QT on Yelp, I realized a business listing hadn't been created yet so I made this one. This QT opened on September 7, 2023. It's still relatively new. https://www.wtoc.com/2023/09/08/new-quiktrip-opens-bloomingdale/ As has been well-documented by my Yelp reviews over the past 10+ years, I'm a fan of QT, especially their newer locations, because of their bright, spacious, and clean gas stations and convenience stores, consistently good customer service, always-stocked paper towels (by the pumps), free air for yours tires, good food and drink selection (including made-to-order food from QT Kitchens), and 24/7 operating hours. Like newer QTs, this one has No Ethanol fuel. Since this one is just off I-16 (exit 152) and not far from I-95, it also has fueling lanes for semi-trailer trucks. However, this is not a full-fledged truck stop, like Love's or Pilot, with showers, attached restaurants, etc. For cars, there are 16 pumps. Something "interesting" I noticed about this QT (and I've been to a lot of them) is there are no car pumps directly in front of the store. If facing the storefront, truck fueling is on the left side of the store and car fueling is on the right. There used to be trees, grass, and a single-family home here as late as April 2022. The property was razed and this QT was built. I'm not surprised because this is a prime location for a QT. Before we headed out, as my wife munched on some pretzels that she bought inside, my brother-in-law and I commented on the brick house across the street. I'm not familiar with the area, but it wouldn't surprise me either if it too gets razed and this entire area around exit 152 gets developed into more commercial properties. As someone who does a lot of long-distance driving throughout Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina, I always appreciate a QT. This was the first one built along I-16 between Macon and Savannah (over 150 miles)! If any QuikTrip decision-makers are reading this, please build more QTs along I-16 and along I-95 in South Carolina like you did in the 2010s along I-85 in South Carolina. More QTs all over North Carolina would be welcome too. Thanks. This is QT store #7132.

This location always appears to be very clean and very well put together. The gas prices are also…read morethe best in the area. I have never had any issues with the staff, as they are always super friendly and helpful.

I stopped in recently and this location was very clean. The bathroom area was very clean and…read morestocked. The customer service was also very friendly and helpful.

Husband and I are headed to Savannah, we stopped at this location to use the restrooms and get a…read moresnack. This store isn't kept up like the other stores that I have visited. I was really surprised when we weren't greeted. Just thought you should know, could just be an off day.

Store is clean. They have 6 pumps. Nice selection of coffee dispensers. Usual convenience store…read moreitems. Beer, sodas, water, donuts, sandwiches, snacks, slushies, ice etc. Fair price. Clean bathrooms.

very friendly and welcoming staff, clean store overall but bathrooms especially clean. great…read moreselection of items.

This review can apply to any Parkers. I just happened to go to the one on Oliver Ct. I needed some…read morepropane on short notice and stopped in Parker's to get a tank. I did not have a return tank so with tax a "purchase" tank was $75. Once the tank was used, out of my own stupidity I assumed I could return the tank and get a refund for the tank itself since you can "exchange" tanks for $27 plus tax. Nope. They said I purchased the tank and I could exchange it but not get a refund for the tank. Propane tanks have a 12 year life span but the one they "sold" me expires in 4 years. Hmmmm. Parker's only contracts with Blue Rhino for the tanks and I could contact Blue Rhino and see if they would do a refund. On my receipt Blue Rhino is not mentioned anywhere - the only name on it is Parker's. Ok, so I'm stuck with an old tank. Then I go to Tractor Supply and buy a brand new tank so I have 2 tanks so I don't run out of propane in the middle of grilling. The brand new tank filled was $81. WHAT? Only $6 more than Parker's 8 year old tank. Several months later I had both tanks refilled at Tractor Supply for a shade less than $30. Wait! What? Approximately $15 a tank to refill vs $27 plus tax at Parker's for an exchange. The math was starting to add up really quickly. After looking around a little more, if you want to do tank exchanges instead of your own refills, there are certainly better deals at a major grocery retailer saving you $4-5 per tank. I like Parker's and buy approximately $300 worth of gas there every month because they are clean and convenient, but they certainly won't be getting my propane business. I also tried calling Parker's customer support line to discuss why they would not provide a refund for the 8 year old tank they "sold" me. Two calls, two no answer, two voicemails left as requested, and never received a return call. Customer support? You decide.

What a great gas station. I was very happy with both the pumps, the inside of the store, and the…read moreParker's kitchen. There is even a small dining area inside. Would recommend over the enmarket across the street.

This is our go-to Gas Station for a number of reasons. The first, and always the most important to…read moreus, is the excellent and friendly customer service we always get. Yes, we are in the set of the 'known' customers, but I see the same friendly service given to the customers that are definitely not regulars, proven by the start of the conversation going, "Hi, I'm from (Fill in Random State) and I don't know how I got on this road. Can you help me?" Which I have heard a couple of times in there. It is a smaller, individually owned station that does not have the floor space for stock that other newer stores do. What is does have is our 2nd and 3rd reasons for keeping this the Store we go out of way to: It has a Young couple running it that wants to succeed and knows that happy customers are the only way behind that success. They eagerly take suggestions and implement all of those that are possible and feasible; in fact they ask for suggestions. They will stock what you will buy. If you want it, ask them to carry it. Their gas prices and store prices are always in line with what everyone else is charging, and for some items that we buy are cheaper. They have been making improvements to the store that were much needed in the last year that they took over the store for instance, The gas pumps that were often not working have been replaced with new pumps, the lot has been repaved, there is now a beer cooler, and they have added an ever increasing selection of drinks and snacks.

Pump N Go Harmon, like all Pump N Go stations, is located in and around Savannah. It's a part of…read morethe Gasoline Stations Industry. Pump N Go has 7 total employees across all of its locations and generates $266,421 in sales. It's basically a gasoline/convenience store, much like a 7- Eleven. When you walk in, you'll be greeted with the words: "Welcome to Pump N Go." A good part is that it is clean, even the restrooms and the staff is friendly. The downside is that the place seems to be a hangout meeting place, but not of the type that might make you feel unsafe.