Great car wash. I have a subscription and a nut job for having a clean car. Consequently I get it…read morewashed about three times a week. Great value and well worth it.

The machine is not really clean your car that well. And need better machine and soap to clean your…read morevehicle

The gas is a good deal here and if you in a rush in the mornings don't expect to be in and out…read moreunless you pay at the pump. Only one bathroom but at least it's really clean here. Large selection of snacks. Very handy! A lot of great deals on them and great place to stock up especially if you want to have a road trip. This place has awesome food, friendly people, and community involvement. This is a must check out!! Don't forget to sign up with the membership card: 3 cents off per gallon of fuel (everyday every gallon!), Free items in our Everyday Club program Access to Exclusive Specials Entered for the chance to win prizes.

love this store. I am one of the truckers and every time I come store is clean and bathroom clean…read more food is great

This is one of those gas stations in the Wal-Mart parking lot. The main reason why I like going…read morethere is they are pretty much the cheapest on the street. At the time of the review, it was $3.45 and the rest of the street was several cents higher. If you pay with a Wal-Mart card, or go inside Wal-Mart, and get a gift card, they will knock an additional 3 cents off a gallon. They have plenty of pumps at this station, and with the cheap gas, they are always busy. One not so great thing about this location is, the traffic is one way, and some people can't seem to read the signs, Do Not Enter, Exit, Entrance, so they seem to mess up the flow of traffic. But that is not the stores fault, so I didn't take off because people are too lazy to read a sign, or drive in the correct entrance.

The lines here are always long. I've never been able to just drive up to the pump. But nothing gets…read morebetter than being able to get gas here because its at least 20 cents cheaper than the prices in Durham and maybe 15 cents cheaper than some other Raleigh locations! As far as the store goes, it's not really a store they have a few items on the outside and then behind the counter. But its a good place to get gas! (1 downer is when i use debit at the pump it always says see cashier. But I notice if Im at the pump and i select credit then everything works fine! The cashier told me that happens a lot with the card machines.)

Rude, pushy associate & Nonchalant associates. Customer service at gas stations seems to be…read morenonexistent now. When I entered the store, no one greeted or acknowledged me. When I made it to the counter to make a purchase, no one greeted me. The two associates were having a conversation and seemed interrupted by me. I went back to purchase a lottery ticket and the gas station near my house takes debit so when I pull out my debit card the female associate says, "oh, it has to be cash. There are signs EVERYWHERE on the doors." She said it with such a nasty attitude. I guess she has had a problem with this before. I said, oh I didn't know.. well..this is debit? She says, no. I said well, I'm sorry and I put away my card and she's like well, we can't cancel these! You have to get them. There is an ATM in the back but we can't cancel it after we've printed them. Don't worry, I'll pay for everything. But, I'll never come back to this establishment. You can educate your customers in a nice way. Some people just got finished with a 12 hour night shift and are too sleepy to read all of your signs. Ever think of that? I would've happily paid if she explained this without rage. Customer service and politeness goes a long way. I am a frequent gas station patron as I have to travel with my job but there are plenty other ones that I can visit.

This Cruizers #83 does not enforce the state's COVID mask mandate and most of the people entering…read moredo not have masks. There is no sign on the door indicating masks are required. When I asked the store manager she was rude to me and said it was none of her business to tell people what they should or shouldn't do. All employees wear masks although incorrectly; they do not cover their noses. I've taken my business to Costco. Gas is 30 cents cheaper there and everyone wears masks.

This a good place to stop for food and drink when you're on a road trip. It reminds me of Wawa in…read morethat they have a ton of hot, made-to-order items.

You can't beat the value you get for your dollar. The food is exceptional for a gas station or any…read moreplace really. Clerks are always very friendly and when you are broke, a fill-up on 2 loaded hot dogs for $1.00 can't be beat. Love it.

This Handee Hugo is on a corner of Capital Bd, I believe where it's crossed by Spring Forest. A…read moregood in-and-out, and the prices are usually on par with other nearby gas stations. The convenience store is quite tiny, though, and selection is very limited. These convenience stations just pale in comparison to a Sheetz! There's a "Velvet Touch" car wash here, though I couldn't tell if the wash was actually velvet. My car looked fine afterwards, and I usually don't send my car through a gas station car wash unless it's touchless.

I pulled up to grab gas and was offered a cup of free coffee by a young man. Shout out to Jose…read more Friendly service and gesture goes a long way. What a way to kick off Saturday morning! Thank you!

I was traveling east on I-87 on my way to Zebulon and needed to stop for a restroom break. A blue…read morehighway services sign indicated there was a Sheetz at Exit 4 (New Hope Road), so I exited expecting it to be close to the interchange. However, once I reached the end of the ramp, the sign indicated the Sheetz was 2.5 miles away. That excessively far for a highway services sign implying immediate access from the interchange. It ultimately took approximately 10 minutes to reach the store, and the distance appeared to be closer to 2.8 miles. The site layout is extremely poor. The property appears too constrained for the size and traffic volume of the store and gas station. It is surrounded by large retaining walls, and the gas pump area feels cramped, making it difficult to circulate around the building or access parking efficiently. Signage throughout the site is inadequate, and I was unable to easily locate the disabled parking spaces. Unfortunately, the interior layout is just as problematic. The entrance, checkout, and self-checkout areas are all compressed into a narrow space, creating congestion and forcing customers to maneuver through lines simply to enter or exit the store. The circulation pattern inside the store feels poorly planned and inefficient. The restroom was messy and did not appear to have enough stalls for the amount of customer traffic the location receives. I purchased two bottles of water. The beverage display itself appeared reasonably organized, but because of the confusing layout and lack of clear directional signage, it was unnecessarily difficult to find what I was looking for. Usually, Sheetz locations provide a consistently good experience, but this one was a major disappointment.

I'm going to call this visit comical! It started like any ordinary, quick sandwich trip. Except it…read morewas not quick. I knew it was going to be entertaining when I first rang up my things at the register, and my sarcasm was lost on the cashier. He had rung up my things and placed them in a bag. It was overfilled as he decided to put the half-gallon jug of tea in the bag with several bags of potato chips. The jug broke a small hole in the bottom of the bag. He saw the hole, pointed it out to me, and asked if I would like it doublebagged. My immediate sarcastic humor- "Nah! I'll wait and see if it breaks and dumps my food on the ground on my own on the way to the car". He said "ok," and handed me the bag... Then I went to wait for the sandwich I had ordered. A full-size wheat ham and cheese sandwich, not toasted. A cold sandwich, along with a bucket of curly fries, because who can resist Sheetz curly fries? I proceeded to silently watch as not one but two people struggled to make my sandwich. Struggle to the point that it took a full 16 minutes start to finish. I have seen my three toddlers make ham and cheese sandwiches at the house, including getting the ingredients out of the fridge, using a butter knife, and making their sandwiches in less time, including wiping up their mess afterwards with a paper towel. These two... WoW! I really don't know what was more entertaining, the cashier or the two making the sandwich.