Worst gas station in Baltimore, perhaps Maryland. Their pumps are always broken. Just because of…read morelocation they think they can get away with it. Highway robbery, unbelievable.

I just wanted a drink... On the way to work this morning, I stopped at an Exxon gas station. I do…read morethis sometimes to pick up a 20oz of Coke or a snack, etc, so it's pretty normal. Today, I stopped at the second such station on the way to work (there are two), after driving by the first and thinking "No, I'll wait". Waiting was a mistake. Now, I'm sure just about everybody reading this has stopped at a gas station and purchased a beverage before, and I'm also pretty sure that it was a REALLY, REALLY, REALLY easy thing to do. However, for me, it was not an easy thing to do - no, folks, I was subjected to mother fucking arts & crafts time when purchasing a beverage! You see, my good friends and readers (and Romans? And countrymen?), when I pulled my last ratty Washington from my pocket, a corner tore off. Oh, this was no horrible tear (...but it was apparently a terror for the cashier), it was simply 1/4" piece that ripped off the upper left corner. Sure, it was right through the "1", but it's not a big deal, right? Hell, I recall a bank having given me bills worse than this! I did what any ordinary person would do: I handed the minorly-damaged $1 bill to the cashier (along with 3 quarters and a nickel). She promptly took the 80 cents, and then looked up at me. This is when the fun began. This is when I realized I had left my glue stick and safety scissors at home. This is when I wanted to pound my head against a wall. This is when I wanted to go thirsty. "I can't take that bill like that", the obviously moronic cashier informed me. I was taken aback. I thought she was joking. I looked at her face - her expression didn't seem to be one of humor... What is going on? I quickly replied, "What? Of course you can, it's barely damaged. I get dollars like that all of the time." "No, it's ripped and it needs to be fixed," she said. "Okay so can yo-", I muttered. Cutting me off, the lady said, "No, you're going to fix it. I'm going to get you some tape and you are going to fix it, then I'll take it." I was in serious shock now. I didn't know what to say. This lady was being serious. SHE REALLY WANTED TO PLAY ARTS AND CRAFTS WITH A DOLLAR BILL. I was hoping she'd bring back some glitter with the tape, and maybe some ribbon... Why stop at fixing it? Why not dress it up and make it all cutesy? She brought the tape back to me and handed me a piece. I "fixed" the tear and handed it to her. I started to turn to leave, having had enough of this nonsense. However, before I could finish my one step to the right (there was no jump to the left), I was yelled at. It was the cashier again, informing me that the bill wasn't up to her high-horse standards. She spoke down to me like she were a teacher and I were a kindergarten student, "Honey, come on now! You know this isn't right! Is that what it's supposed to look like? Really now, you can do better than that! What is wrong with you!?" I stared at her for a few seconds, while she held the bill, arm extended out towards me, expecting me to fix it. I sighed, took the bill and fixed it (there was a 1/16" gap when I had taped the pieces together - the horror!), handing it back to her. She accepted the bill, said "That's much better, dear. It looks right this time unlike the first time! Thank you!", all in a completely condescending tone, and immediately turned and put it in the register. I made sure to tell her "You're welcome" in the same condescending tone, and then ended up with "So that was the most idiotic customer service experience I've ever had." Clearly, I was dealing with an expert crafter. She's probably won Craft Wars or something and was offended that I didn't recognize her. I probably should've apologized to her FOR LEAVING MY SMOCK AND GLUE STICKS AT HOME! ...or maybe she just feels powerless at her low paying job and needed to get over on somebody. Either way, fuck that lady... I can honestly say that it was the second-worst customer service experience I've ever had, and that's only because I've been to McDonald's before.

Love this place! And the new team there is amazing! Customer service is taken as a priority now as…read morewell as customer satisfaction.

For the New Englanders and New Yorkers reading this...it's basically like Cumberland Farms. Decent…read morecoffee and what you'd expect at one of these places...occasional derelict wino and lottery scratchers as well. The reason I came in here is the dirty secret...this place has some really darned good fried chicken. Lightly dusted and pressure cooked so it's juicy...with some jojos it's a fine de-classe snack. I suspect if you are a little tipsy in the late hours, this is an easier snack than going to the Greek chrome diner (they have a few of those around here too...) When I lived in the DC area in the 90s, I dated a gal who grew up in the Baltimore area...and this was sort of a ritual coming to Royal Farms. The tenders are just fantastic as well.

Great neighborhood store. Great franchisee and team. Very friendly, convenient lottery vending…read moremachine and Big Gulp fountain drink dispenser. And, of course, excellent coffee. Great hot-to-go snack food offerings too. Big plus? No gas pumps. My go to several times a month.

Well, what do you know it was 7/11/26. I stopped in to get my free small slurpee. The store was…read moreclean and well organized. Many flavors were available. What excited me most is that they had a sugar free fresca grapefruit flavor available. I wasn't sure how it would taste but, being a diabetic I made the right choice. Even though the slurpee was free, I still chose to purchase two hot dogs with chili, cheese and a few other toppings. I don't know why I even used a roll because I decided not to eat the roll when I got in my car. Lol. Went to the counter and the friendly cashier rung me up and I was on my way. Well the hot dogs didn't make it home. I sat in my car and ate them. Put my trash right in the can available at 7-eleven and as I drove home I enjoyed my free slurpee. Thanks

I visited this store maybe a week or so ago. I only came to try the $6.00 deal that I heard about…read more The store appeared very clean and organized. It's also a gas station as well. So let's get into it. I walked up to the kiosk and punched in my order for my chicken salad sandwich on multigrain bread. The order is posted in my photos for this review. While waiting for my sandwich to be prepared I grabbed some jalapeño chips and a small mixed zero calorie soda. It took less than 10 minutes. I was in and out. The food was delicious. I even ended up returning two days later for the same thing. Give it a try. You have several sandwiches, chips and sodas to choose frim.

not too sure how 6 people behind the food counter can have the combined manpower of a toddler, but…read morethey surely do! honestly it would be quicker for me to go to the grocery store and buy the ingredients for my wrap, fry it up at home, and assemble it myself. the "manager" in charge of food service stood there and talked to the employees while there were several individuals standing there for almost 30 minutes waiting for their food. next time i think of stopping here i'll make sure to put my order in an hour beforehand, hopefully that'll be enough time for them to make everything...

Stopped by as I am in love with the frozen lemonades…read more I didnt pre order online so I went in and ordered at the kiosk and then paid. I chose a raspberry frozen lemonade. The store was very quiet and clean. It was odd that a Wawa would be this quiet and clean. I received my order quickly and was happy throughout my process of entering the store and leaving with the perfectly made drink.

Many pumps are down. Restroom is dirty…read more ATM is in a high traffic area. May want to consider moving it. Long lines. Positive: Gas prices are low.

I'm really not sure how you rate a gas station so I think I'll just go with the number of stations…read moreand the price of gas. I live in Columbia and the closest gas station to where I live is simply outrageous when it comes to the prices they charge. This is my gas station of choice because I typically don't have a difficult time finding an available station and I save about $12 to fill up my car compared to the gas station down the street from my apartment. My goal is always to try to spend $50 or less filling up my car and this place never disappoints.

This RoFo is my Thursday go-to for a meeting in Cockeysville…read more Last week, one coffee machine was down. Today? Three! Two dark. One needing grounds to be dumped. And, they were running low, as in single digits, on coffee stirrers! To make matters worse in the REAL FAST department, two self checkouts down! All this during peak morning rush! What's going on, RoFo? Take some of the Tucker cash you're saving and keep the stores Real Fresh, Real Fast.

The Padonia Road ROFO location is very busy . Unfortunately it can't be kept clean and properly…read morestocked . The bathroom is filthy . There are 3-4 very nice associates who work there and I enjoy saying hello when I stop in .