Venture one turn off the beaten path for gas savings galore at this Circle K. This is solely a…read morereview on gas prices. But why wouldn't we all detour for that? For some reason this place is always cheaper than the surrounding stations. Literally the one on the corner before and after, and around the HH Island loop, all cost more. Perhaps this entices unsuspecting travelers to pay more for something inside the store. What sorcery is this: making a man purchase extra gum? Who cares when I'm saving that $1.80 on my fill-up. But seriously I can't figure out why the pumps don't have lines around the block. I'm certainly not trying to add any more traffic, meanwhile my 3.5 Yelp readers will surely flock to pump 5 straightaway. Secondary shout-out to Gas Buddy for helping us find this place, and I'll be back hopefully before they run out or go out of biz, to spend my $1.80 on some much-needed Little Debbies.

I was told by the cashier "Ana" that she would not sell me beer. She was uncomfortable doing so. I…read morehad just come from work on a hot day during which I had lifted around 2000 lbs during the day. Not at once obviously. I have a condition that sometimes makes me walk somewhat irregular. She was rude and embarrassed me in front of a line of people. Dropping the beer behind behind her. Previously to this event I had stopped at this store daily. Never again.

The Service I requested was a shower but there are no showers. There is hot food inside I got 2…read moreslices of pizza for $4.59 which is a great price. The cashier doesn't like her job though she rang my items up and asked me is that all. There was no greetings and she looked annoyed when I had asked her a question. If you need semi truck parking there are about 10-15 maybe more parking.

We shopped at this store a few times during our vacation. Everything was reasonably priced. The…read moreemployees were friendly. We bought groceries and wine for our stay. I would love to shop here again next time we are in the area.

Long in the Tooth - time for updates…read more encourage small shopping carts - the current monsters are a nuisance.... Several food stations are unattended. Price match identical items at Island Kroger's and always less expensive at Kroger. No longer feels upscale to us....

Amazing! Located in Drayton Street in Historic Downtown and stopped upon this very nice convenience…read morestore. On 9/7/2026, regular gas was $4.19 a gallon. (Savannah is super walkable so we did not have a rental car). There are the typical items found in a convenience store such as perishable foods and packaged foods. Even saw deviled eggs packaged and ready to go! This Parker's has much more including clothing and home decor. Perhaps by local designers as there is a College for the Arts nearby? There are options for a fresh hot foods at the hot food counter as well as fresh prepared cold sandwiches. Was warmly greeted by the welcoming employees. Can't miss the beverage section marked by "Hello Thirsty" on the wall. There are dispensers and stations for soda, smoothies, tea, coffee and more. If we are visiting in this part of Savannah again would definitely stop by!

It's the fancy Parkers! It even says so on the wall inside. Yes, they have all the Parkers…read moreconvenience store inventory you expect, but it's also got an extensive hot bar, souvenirs, and a large selection of what you'd essentially expect to find at a Homegoods inside. And despite the tight space outside, they do have gas as well. This store was right down the street from where we were staying at The DeSoto so we all ended up there multiple times over our stay for water, snacks, and White Claws. I will say the only downside is that the pricing on everything was a little high but the housewares was a little cray-cray. We were admiring a green resin bowl and decided we didn't need to spend $30 on a bowl at the gas station. At the last minute, we said, what the hell, we're on vacation, let's get it. As I scanned it at the self checkout, I saw that it came up as $130... which had to be a mistake RIght?!? When we double checked we noticed that the 1 in the 130 was written in by hand. I'm guessing because their pricing gun doesn't go above 2 digits... because why would it. I know you're the fancy Parkers but damnnnnn!

After a long afternoon of riding our bikes, we decided to stop into this cute little convenience…read morestore to check it out. It was pretty busy with people grabbing ice cream, snacks, and souvenirs, which gave it such a fun vacation vibe. They have a self-serve soft serve ice cream station along with a huge candy section where you can fill a bag with however much you want. Honestly, they seem to have just about anything you could need during your trip. My husband ended up buying a Hilton Head T-shirt, and I found the cutest oyster shell ornament for our Christmas tree. While checking out, I looked over by the ice cream section and spotted the viral chicken wing ice cream that's apparently made in Charleston, South Carolina. I got way too excited because I've seen it all over social media but had never found it in person before, so of course I had to buy it. Thankfully, it did not disappoint. They also have a front patio area where you can sit and enjoy your snacks, plus extra racks of clothing outside if you're souvenir shopping. Overall, this place has a little bit of everything and is definitely worth stopping by if you're in the area.

Our driver tipped us off to Palmetto Dunes General store and we're so glad he did. Prices for…read moresnacks and alcohol are not as low as the big box grocery stores, but they are way better than the nearby resorts. Plus this is walking or biking distance to some of the beach resorts nearby. They have a good variety of wines, seltzers, beers and infused adult beverages. Snacks are plentiful, there's an ice cream bar and at some times of day, hot food is available. It's all a pretty chill atmosphere. If you forgot sunscreen, swimsuits, bug spray, band aids they have all that too. Plus kids beach toys and souvenirs. Plenty of HH logo tee shirts and water shirts to choose from. Free parking lot and staff is nice. Lots of character.

When we are in HHI we stay in Palmetto Dunes. This Kroger is close and across the street. So we go…read morethere often through the week. A few highlights this week. They had preseasoned chicken breast for $3.99 a pound. Super cheap. We got lemon pepper and Italian herb. All made for you just grill. They came out perfect. We also bought burgers. 6 for $7. Good deal too. They do grill up kinda small. Small compared to the standard hamburger buns. More bun than burger. Just FYI. Everything is easy to find in the store. It's laid out simply. Signs everywhere. Staff is pleasant, shelves are stacked. Prices are basically pretty good. Some things are high but if you know prices then you can find something reasonable. Really can't ask for more.

I came to Kroger tonight (3/24/2026) about 930pm or so - possibly as late as 10pm to get some…read moregroceries that I wanted to get for the next few days. The Frito Chips were advertised on special for 4 for $10 or whatever the regular price per item was if you didn't purchase 4 bags of the same size/options. When I checked out, I asked the attendant if I could use a store Kroger/coupon card, as I'm not.a local and don't have a Kroger card (we don't have Kroger where I live). The attendant acted somewhat odd - and I wondered if perhaps I had offended her because I didn't greet her properly (though I was not rude) before asking about using a store Kroger card for the discounts. She didn't respond to me at first and then asked how I was. After we completed the pleasantries, I then asked again about the discount card usage and she agreed that she would be glad to help with my request. We made pleasant talk as she rang the order up, though her mannerisms seemed to indicate she was exhausted or possibly on some type of medication. I asked if she was tired and ready to go home, which she denied and then she talked about her allergies. We spoke about allergies for a bit and then I used my credit card to pay once the grocery order was complete and she used the store discount card to apply to the order. After paying, I looked at the receipt and noted it did not appear the chips rang up as 4 for $10. She questioned my thinking and I showed my receipt. She continued acting somewhat odd, as if medicated or something. I offered to take a photo of the coupon at the shelves where I observed the coupon and left my receipt with her while I went to the chip aisle. I came back to the register and walked up to her with my phone. She asked me to wait, as she had taken the next folks in line behind me by this point - which I did with no issue/patiently. When she finished the folks behind me in line, she looked at my phone showing the coupon on the store shelf with the advertised price and the brands, etc. included in the coupon. She seemed unsure and seemed to continue to question my logic as well as act somewhat addled. I decided to move on and asked for the receipt. She said she didn't keep it. I did not argue nor did I attempt to correct her. I matter of fact stated, I left it with you when I went to look at the coupon. I also stated that if this was the worst thing that ever happened to me, I would live a good life and I then turned to go. She called me back from the door holding up the receipt. I then looked at the receipt with her and attempted to talk about the question again. She indicated that I didn't use my phone coupon and that was the issue. At this point, I stated that I would not have purchased 4 bags of chips without the coupon and I just wanted to return the others and keep the bag if chips I originally wanted without the coupon/discount. She indicated I could not return at the register and would need to go to customer service. There were two other attendants around/in the area observing all or part of the transaction and/or issue I described above. I never observed either of them attempt to assist with this issue either. At this point, I decided it was better to just leave, as it didn't seem anyone was capable, willing and/or able to assist with the issue. It seemed to me that the attendant was troubled by the whole issue - possibly resulting from her addled condition - which I do not know if it was her ordinary method of interacting with customers or if she was responding/reacting to some particular situation/circumstance, or even me in particular, etc. I don't think I ever lost my cool nor do I think I was rude. This is just one of the reasons why the big box stores are not always really the better places to shop. They often do not have the personalized feel of a store where the ownership or manager or the employee has a vested interest in high level customer service. I did not experience what I call great customer service and the situation was aggravating for sure. Again - if this is the worst thing that ever happens to me - I will live a great life. Regardless, the point is the lack of ability to provide good customer service and help resolve what should have been a simple issue. Better luck next time and maybe I need to just keep my business at the locally owned and operated Piggly Wiggly on the island. Their customer service has always been fantastic and they seem to know what to do when dealing with customers.

A tradition for us on our last day in HHI is to get subs sandwiches for dinner. The last few years…read morewe been going to Publix. A few years ago I learned from social media that Publix has really good handmade subs. So we tried and have had a good experience every time. You basically go up to the deli area and order. I got a chicken salad wrap with lots of veggies. My only complaint really is it was very soggy. And became difficult to eat. It wasn't bad in taste really just berry soggy and dripping. Next time I won't get that. It is just plain chicken salad. Mayo and chicken. Needs some seasoning too. The rest of the subs were a hit. I do have to say the deli team member was very nice. But did not speak much English. Which made it a bit difficult to ask questions and ask for ingredients on the sandwich. She was nice and we made it through. We will be back next year.

I don't normally shop here, but stopped on the way home from the beach to pick up a couple of…read moreitems. Since it was on a Sunday during peak tourist season, they were completely out of stock on several items I wanted to purchase. I was able to find alternatives, but the pricing was a little higher than what I would have paid at HT or Kroger. I do like shopping at Publix on occasion for certain things, and they often have good BOGO deals for selected items. Unfortunately for me on this visit, none of the items I purchased were on BOGO special.

Automatic doors!!!…read more Stopped in to use the bathroom, and a good thing we did because the Motel 6 we planned on staying at wouldn't let us check in until 3. Standard procedure, but they lost a customer because we decided not to stay in Savannah. I'd never heard of Parker's, but apparently they're some kind of chain, like Royal Farms up north. The bathroom had signs on the door about needing a key, but the kid behind the counter seemed confused when we asked for it. It wasn't locked, so maybe take down the signs? The ladies room door was partially blocked by boxes. I'm not above using the men's room, especially when it's a single stall bathroom, but we were able to squeeze into the ladies. The sink was interesting. Someone had tagged the trashcan. We grabbed some coffee, ice for Jeremy's insulin cooler, and some gas. It was a fairly lackluster experience.

It was a nice treat to have a gas station readily available before we hit the road to Jacksonville…read more Parkers is right of the beaten path before I16. I filled up on gas and of course coffee. Counter service was less than friendly. However, there is a catch 22 to gas attendants or cashier. Either they are too friendly or not friendly enough. It is important for them to have a balance in their demeanor especially if the town host many visitors as Savannah does. Parker is a hit for location and convenience. Service could have been more upbeat. Convince beats service. B+ for Parkers. I'll be your cashier part time for $15 an hour!