This is the 2nd night (early morning) n a row that I've gotten here, there's a car parked near the…read morefront door, lights are on throughout the store with someone inside but the doors are locked. It was thanksgiving today, so maybe they're closed but I don't think so...there r no notes on the door giving a reason why theyre closed. They're just closed. I don't get it, especially with someone inside, two nights a a row. this has actually happened here and there the last few months. 3 people have pulled in and tried going in since I've started this review. I Guess we've gotta go to speedway, but That's a toss up as well. C'mon MattT, You've still got pull here. Fix this brother..

Soda machine is always done. Employees stand around doing other things leaving customers waiting in…read morelong lines.

Yes, I'm reviewing a gas station. Get over it…read more With the recent buyout of Thornton's, the overall blahness of Speedway, and the who-knows-what-you'll-get visiting a Circle K, the local Mapco's really standout above the other convenience stores. From my experience, all the Mapco Louisville stores are clean, well-organized, and well-staffed. The gas pumps are easy to navigate with plenty of room between rows. They offer a 90-Octane mid-grade unleaded with no ethanol which is a plus for those of us who believe adding ethanol to gasoline is just a bit stupid when fuel supplies are fine and refining corn to ethanol is just costly. Also, the Chester's Chicken & More located in each Mapco serves the best chicken tenders in town. Granted, best to get them fresh so you need to come by during the lunch or dinner hours and the cook station is not always open, but really, they put the Zaxby's located beside the station to shame. The tenders are huge, juicy and paired with some of their dipping sauces, just plain good. I've also had a couple of their hot dogs from this location, too, which are some of the best dogs around. Served in a few different ways, from Chicago-style, to Memphis-style, or as a chili dog, they air fry the hot dog so it's not off a roller and it has the crispness on the skin as if they were grilled. They're huge, too, so one will usually more than satisfy. My one minus is the fountain machine, it's one of those Coca-Cola touchscreen models, and I hate those damn things.

Stopped here at 530pm on a Sunday and the place was closed. Not sure if they don't have enough…read morepeople to work or what. Management has to do better.

Let's be honest, the main reason I like this place is because it's the gas station closest to my…read morehome. This place is by no means worth going out of your way to visit. But if you need gas and you're in this area, you're in good hands. This will get the job done and not tick you off along the way. And sometimes that's all you need.

Reasonably priced. Friendly service. Three unleaded options, multiple pumps to minimize wait times…read more Easy access. Located right next door to Meier. What more could you ask for?

i love the aftican music they be lit in there its actually clean and a very nice gas statiion…read morecompared to some on bardstown road. good polar pop selection good cookies good food

To me, this is an enchanted little store. In our five weeks visiting Louisville, it has become a…read morehome away from home - a happy anchor to which we return almost every day. The parking lot is very roomy - I never have trouble finding a spot for my big camper van. The store is bright and the aisles are wide. Products are laid out in a logical, convenient way that make it easy to find your way through the store. (In contrast, the Speedway convenience store up at the north end of Bardstown Road is relative chaos. The creamers are not near the coffee, everything is a mess, the parking lot is a nightmare and the staff are only occasionally friendly.) This place has the best sound system and best music I have ever encountered in a convenience store. They usually have their radio tuned to KISS FM, which has a sister station back in Asheville North Carolina, our home for the last 16 years. Back in Asheville, the KISS-FM station plays country music - which is appropriate for that town, smack dab in the middle of the Appalachian mountains. In this more urban environment, the KISS station plays 80s and 90s pop music - most of which I remember and which usually has me dancing through the store. This store is a happy place! It's not just me - many of the other customers seem to get happy when they walk through the door. For me and my little dog - and probably for some other customers - that has a little bit to do with air-conditioning in the sweltering Louisville summer. I have a hard time getting my little service dog Panchita to leave the air-conditioning - and she is such just a little Chihuahua love bucket who charms all the staff and all the customers. I think at this point she is almost the mascot of the store. When Bobbi is on duty behind the cash register, she does not even bother to greet me as I come through the door. She just yells out, "Hi Pancho!" They have the most high tech coffee service I have seen in a convenience store. Those two machines brew your coffee fresh from beans as you wait. They also have fresh and pre-brewed cold-brew coffee, and all manner of hot and iced tea. They have a refrigerated beer cave where Pancho and I both go sometimes to cool off. The staff person we have dealt with the most is a delightful young guy named Ethan. When there is nobody at his register or when I follow him outside for his little 15-minute break, we talk about everything under the sun: life, love, politics, religion - you name it, we go there. I enjoy the freshness of his youthful perspective on things and he pretends to give a nod to the "wisdom" (and wackiness) of this old man. There tends to be a big staff turnover problem in convenience stores all through the southeast and probably the whole US. You just can't keep people in a job where are you are paying way less than a living wage. The Circle K chain is paying more than most convenience stores, but I think the staff stay in their job mostly because they have a good time at work. New staff people tend to call in more often or just not show up for work - and they are often poorly trained and don't know how to handle even a slightly complicated transaction. I had a big argument with the manager of a Shell convenience store back in Weaverville, North Carolina, when he told me that any items I bought with my Visa card could not be returned. When I told him I did not think the Visa people would agree with that, he said it was just the policy of the store and to either accept it or get out. When I was not willing to accept either of those options, we had a big argument - that ended in him acknowledging that the reason they would not take a return on items you bought by Visa was that they did not know how to handle that kind of transaction in their cash register. When I told him that his incompetence was not a legitimate reason to violate Visa return policies, he called the police on me and had me banned from the store for life. (North Carolina and Kentucky are both "right to serve" states, which actually means that the owner or manager has the right to ban anybody from the store for life without giving a reason. The balance of power between rich owners and average customers is way out of whack in this country. Something needs to be done about it.) I have never had any kind of conflict with any manager in this store. The one day I attempted to talk to Eric, the head manager, he was a little abrupt with me and did not want to talk. But Bobbi told me later that he was under extreme deadline pressure that day - and is actually an extremely competent manager and very good to work for. .

I got my totally fabulous pizza and the person at the register helped me to register for Huck's on…read moremy phone

Why is it that just about every time I gas up at Hucks and try to get a receipt, because I'm using…read morea corporate card, the printers never work or, it's out of paper. Just about every time. And, Hucks Discount Program is silly. Sure you get $.10 off per gallon, but that only puts it in line with all of the other stations in the area. I need to reassess why I go there.

This place is a joke! They are so rude! Leo ,Ben, but then I saw the General Manger didn't catch…read morehis name. But I see why the are allowed to be rude. I won't spend another penny in that store. Do yourself a favor and go right now the street there are a few other store's to pick from. The other sister store down Bardstown is hands down the Best around. Wawa's will have five-star out in no time.

I buy fuel here often Staff is very friendly. However the fluid in the windshield wash bins smell…read morehorrible and always do. Tonight one smelled like gasoline and the fluid smelled like someone defecated in it. It's clear that they rarely if ever change the fluid in the bins. The squeegees are in sad shape. I definitely don't want that fluid get into my fresh air vent or on my clothes. It's gross.

Amazing gas prices. The owners and staff are friendly and they have many things like lottery and…read moresnacks.

About the cheapest gas that I can find in the city…read more In today's day and times, saving money where possible is amazing. I've noticed the gas down the street is at least .20 cents more. The staff inside are real welcoming and they have a good selection of beer to buy if would like a night cap. When it boils down to it, the cheap gas won me over. I don't think I need to oversell that.

I almost always get my gas at Costco because its almost always the cheapest gas around.read more

Only CostCo I've ever visited where the gas is more expensive than the stations around it.read more