Nice people, price is a bit higher than Jewel (that is the only reason they are getting one less…read morestar than they deserve). But for having a local who remembers you is sometimes priceless, like this past weekend Jewel turned me down because my License just went up for renewal this month and didn't have time to make it during the week. The worst part about it was, it was the same damn person that I have bought alcohol multiple times from at Jewel over the past years and they still denied me.

Outstanding selection of liquors very nice people working there & helpful, I found a couple items…read moreI haven't seen in years. I'll be back

It's an Indian-run corner grocery and not much more. I started coming here to buy lottery tickets…read morefor the office pool. The store has sold a couple big winning tickets and is known as a "Lucky Lottery" location. They dont have a great selection of anything but the store has a little bit of everything.

Employees here are always helpful and the store is always clean, bright and well maintained…read more Their pharmacy is well run and they fill the prescriptions quickly and correctly and also make sure to get you the best price they can with your insurance. The photolab also does a great job - this is where I get all my prints made.

Service is slow, and I mean slow. Weather you're looking for someone to assist you in the "locked…read moreup shelf prescription" area, the pharmacy is just as slow. I go to the pharmacy routinely. It's hit or miss if you get someone at the window who enjoys their job. They are either friendly or come off as completely annoyed that they have to assist you and actually work.

The staff is always SOOO sweet, the place is stocked with lots of yummy snacks & drinks. They sell…read morewine and really good selection of craft beers. They also have cheap beer too, blegh, lol Anyways the parfaits are so good but they sell out fast! Highly recommend this gas station, also it is perfectly by I-90. The car wash is so good too. Clean store.

Noel should be fired, the lady in front of me was trying to ask if she didn't pump what she prepaid…read morecould he reimburse it and he said there's nothing I can do it's a you problem, she was speechless and didn't know what to do, noel walk away and the guy on the other cashier cane and ask what the problem was and he explained to her that the money automatically goes back to her card, she was happy after that but the guy noel made her feel like crap and all she needed was some simple explanation

Prices are good but the pumps are always a problem when trying to pay. Sooooo slow or have to be…read morereset every time I visit. Went through the car wash and it took my side mirror casing off so fold those in before you drive through!

I just don't know. I know gas stations aren't sexy, but I guess I'm just waiting for one to be…read moreclean inside, have nice pumps, provide a good assortment of snacks, and have a decent rewards card, because let's be honest, I can find the same gas every else, with the same Gatorade everywhere else, and the same terrible traffic flow everywhere else.

Looks like I am the first to post a review here :) My name is Jen. I have lived here, in Elgin for…read more15 years. I work in the Restaurant Business. So, I appreciate good, friendly service. This location has had many turnovers in staff/management, over the years. Seems like you have a good team employed there now!!! Just want to give a BIG shout out to Alisa (hope I spelled her name right.) She works usually days. Always remembers me when I come in... And my Son Nicholas. Very fun- loving. And sweet. And also need to say good things about 2 of your overnight cashiers.... Jerry, and Nina. I mostly pop in there after my late shifts at work. So, I see them quite frequently. Usually for cat food, or cigarettes. Nina is very welcoming, warm, and friendly. Always patient. Such a Sweetie. And Jerry is the same. I told him earlier when I came in (for cat food). That he should be a psychiatrist. I overheard a customer "spilling his heart out" about something personal. And Jerry said... "it's ok, buddy. Just move past it, and do what you have to do". It will be ok.....cute. Thank You all, for wonderful service

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Kids love an occasional ICEE... and they love getting them from this 7-Eleven!…read more Store is always clean and the guy who works the weekday afternoons is super nice... especially to the kids.

Convenience of convenient stores, This place has it all. The staff is friendly, helpful and when…read moreyou are addicted to 7 eleven iced coffee as I am,. this place is a staple.

Clean restroom, nice place, friendly employees. When we went inside they had roses, I noticed we…read moreare down the street from hotels and restaurants. Its a BP gas station too 3.50$ a gallon today.

Brand new Circle K with excellent drink varieties...they have wine,liquor,beer, and polar popread more

I was on my way to Jacksonville, FL when I decided to stop at a local gas station. The gas station…read morewas not in the best looking part of town. Streetlights were flashing; the station's sign was not even working. There were about 10 of homeless people just walking up and down the street that the gas station was on. I walked into the filthy, run down store, and asked where the bathrooms were. The store clerk appeared to be homeless himself. He needed a haircut and a shaven. The clerk was wearing a torn flannel shirt with ripped up blue jeans. I walked into the bathrooms and they were surprisingly clean! All the walls looked like they had just been painted, and the floors were spotless. I finally walked back into the store and was hit by how filthy the store was, and then I asked myself why were the bathrooms so clean? I just went on about my business and made a pass through the store looking around. I picked up a Mountain Dew and a bag of Lays potato chips. I made my way back to the counter and placed my drink and chips on the sticky counter and paid for my items including twenty-five dollars worth of gas. I walked out the doors and still was in amazement about why the bathrooms were so clean, but I still carried on and went and pumped my gas outside. While pumping my gas I just watched the massive amounts of homeless people walking up and down the streets and thought to myself how blessed I am. In a way, that changed my view on a lot of things in life. I have a lot of things that I take for granted and I should not. I think everyone should be thankful for everything they have and know that life could be worse.I was on my way to Jacksonville, FL when I decided to stop at a local gas station. The gas station was not in the best looking part of town. Streetlights were flashing; the station's sign was not even working. There were about 10 of homeless people just walking up and down the street that the gas station was on. I walked into the filthy, run down store, and asked where the bathrooms were. The store clerk appeared to be homeless himself. He needed a haircut and a shaven. The clerk was wearing a torn flannel shirt with ripped up blue jeans. I walked into the bathrooms and they were surprisingly clean! All the walls looked like they had just been painted, and the floors were spotless. I finally walked back into the store and was hit by how filthy the store was, and then I asked myself why were the bathrooms so clean? I just went on about my business and made a pass through the store looking around. I picked up a Mountain Dew and a bag of Lays potato chips. I made my way back to the counter and placed my drink and chips on the sticky counter and paid for my items including twenty-five dollars worth of gas. I walked out the doors and still was in amazement about why the bathrooms were so clean, but I still carried on and went and pumped my gas outside. While pumping my gas I just watched the massive amounts of homeless people walking up and down the streets and thought to myself how blessed I am. In a way, that changed my view on a lot of things in life. I have a lot of things that I take for granted and I should not. I think everyone should be thankful for everything they have and know that life could be worse.I was on my way to Jacksonville, FL when I decided to stop at a local gas station. The gas station was not in the best looking part of town. Streetlights were flashing; the station's sign was not even working. There were about 10 of homeless people just walking up and down the street that the gas station was on. I walked into the filthy, run down store, and asked where the bathrooms were. The store clerk appeared to be homeless himself. He needed a haircut and a shaven. The clerk was wearing a torn flannel shirt with ripped up blue jeans. I walked into the bathrooms and they were surprisingly clean! All the walls looked like they had just been painted, and the floors were spotless. I finally walked back into the store and was hit by how filthy the store was, and then I asked myself why were the bathrooms so clean? I just went on about my business and made a pass through the store looking around. I picked up a Mountain Dew and a bag of Lays potato chips. I made my way back to the counter and placed my drink and chips on the sticky counter and paid for my items including twenty-five dollars worth of gas. I walked out the doors and still was in amazement about why the bathrooms were so clean, but I still carried on and went and pumped my gas outside. While pumping my gas I just watched the massive amounts of homeless people walking up and down the streets and thought to myself how blessed I am. In a way, that changed my view on a lot of things in life. I have a lot of things that I take for granted and I should not. I think everyone should be thankful for everything they have and know that life could be worse.I was on my way to Jacksonville, FL when I decided to stop at a local gas station. The gas station