Ken's isn't anything to write home to mom about, especially since you probably don't want mom to…read moreknow how you spend your Friday and Saturday nights. However, it is worth noting that when it comes to late night beer runs Ken's is safe. Not only is it located practically on the UNC Campus in University Square adjacent to Granville Towers (which has its own security), but it's only a few doors down from a satellite office of the Chapel Hill Police Department. The staff is nice as well, even late into the night. If the party's gone dry, you need a late night sugar fix, or are just in search of this week's Vogue, Ken's will likely have it. And, more importantly, as safety has recently become an issue in Chapel Hill Ken's might be a wise choice.

Ken's is located right next to Granville Towers, my old residence. I used to come here whenever I…read moreneeded anything small and didn't feel like going to the store (milk, eggs, etc). It's also a popular spot for beer runs and for ordering kegs. They have a decent grocery section, and an even better beer section, because they know what college students want and need. It's location is so convenient that you can help but go here if you live anywhere nearby. The staff isn't the friendliest around, but with reasonable prices and long hours, Ken's is a much needed stop.

What a cute little shop! Stopped by before going to a show at the DPAC. They have everything! The…read moremacaroons were good, we had a four pack. We bought energy shots and those were good. Though it's not a big place, it has a big variety of stuff. Staff were nice.

If you're living in downtown Durham, this is the place to get absolutely everything you need…read more They have the best staff and they even have dinner ready to pick up!

Yelp lists Jack's In and Out Mart in my search for 24-hour pharmacies. But when I tried to get my…read moreprescription filled there the lady said, "sir, this is a gas station." It's a nice gas station but a lousy pharmacy.

Jacks in and out has the best gas it's last longer than other stations I have been to. Cashiers are…read morefriendly. They have cleaned up tremendously no people begging in the parking lot. The female manager does a great job handling the public but could smile more She is not rude but not exactly friendly a simple greeting could go a long way.

This is the "Daniel Boone Shell" located just off I-85 exit 164 (Old NC 86 - Hillsborough) in North…read moreCarolina. Along with 85, there's a sign for this Shell at I-40 exit 261 (Old NC Highway 86 - Hillsborough). From I-40 exit 261, this Shell is about 1.5 miles (three minutes) away. I'm not too familiar with this area (at least not yet). The only reason why I think this Shell is known as the Daniel Boone Shell is because there's a giant statue of Daniel Boone behind it (as well as a Waffle House). After I filled up, I drove to the back specifically to take a picture of the statue. There was a sign underneath the statue that said "The Shops at Daniel Boone." It looked like a ghost town back there. Eerily dead. The time of day (night) didn't help. Anyway, this was your standard Shell station. Eight pumps, all on one side (street side) with the convenience store in the back, near Daniel Boone. This station has service bays, but the service center was closed during my visit. The station was bright and clean, stocked with paper towels and washer fluid, and also well-worn. The gas prices were expensive, but I used the app GetUpside to get 17 cents per gallon back. Use my invite code DANIEL66482 to get an additional 15 cents per gallon back the first time you use the app to save on gas. There's no catch. I don't know how the app developers make money, but it's free money back to people who buy gas at Shell and other participating gas stations like BP and Circle K. "Daniel Boone Shell" is what printed on top of my receipt. The receipt printed out nice and clear. I'd come back, if anything, to see what becomes of the creepy ghost town.

Good enough for gas, it's right off the highway and there is a Wendy's next door. In, out, food,…read moreback on the road!

I'm updating this review because that guy who overcharges isn't there anymore and they have a…read moreregister that scans the barcode. I'm now a happy regular customer. This place is quick and convenient! Previous review: They will OVER CHARGE you. "Murder Mart" as most people call it is convenient and the only reason I go there. The guy working in there regularly overcharges me, then argues with me about the price every times saying the distributor changes the price and doesn't tell him. Liar. Past 4 times I've gone this week all 4 times he charged me too much. I work in a building nearby and started paying attention after my coworkers were telling me he's been doing that for years to them. Pathetic

Murder Mart! I say that in the most affectionate way possible. This was the stop when I lived…read moredown the street for a quick pick-me-up, be that candy, soda, or more astringent selections. You will usually share the parking lot with some guy from Durham who is chain smoking in his white Honda, waiting for Gotham to open for the evening and some local tweenage ruffians trying to look badass while they eat their Nutty Bar on the curb. None of that is really so special, though. The reason I love Murder Mart is the incredibly sullen and mute Persian clerk that works the counter. I had an insane crush on him for years. I wonder what he's doing now...

This store has been open since 2023 but was not on Yelp. It's a locally owned convenience store…read morenext to Everlou Coffee, kind of like a small bodega. The owner is really nice and is continually asking what he should carry. The space is not big and the selection is not huge, but we've bought produce, soft drinks and locally made burritos from them. I appreciate that they carry products from local companies. They also have a selection of beer and wine that you can take with you or consume onsite. We would love to get mimosas and hang out at the tables on the sidewalk when the weather gets warm. This is a nice addition to this section of Durham.

-Can a gas station become one's "happy place?". Yes! -For…read morethe past 3 months their price at the pump is steady $2.85/gal. -That's 15-30 cents less than most other BP in the Triangle. -Why BP, and why this filling station, ...in Carrboro? - - HT fuel points help reduce the price up to $1.00. - - And here the price is lower to begin with. - - Conveniently close for us. -Big smiles, lotsa smiles. ...and with my hybrid car it's even fewer visits. -T h a n k you!

An employee came out while I was fueling up my truck, and told me I can't put all my trash and…read morerecycling in the trash bin and recycling bin at my pump. I put two plastic grocery bags full of my car's garbage in the trash, then I put three small plastic water bottles in the recycling bin beside the trash bin. He said those are ONLY THERE for our RECEIPTS. He said he's the one who has to empty all these trash and recycling bins. The bins that are placed at each pump, for customers to use. He directed me to instead place my trash and recycling in their dumpsters instead. The trash bin at my pump was so full, I understand that me cramming my two small plastic grocery store bags of trash in it, making it full to its maximum capacity and leaving no room for other people to put their trash in it, was rude. Two bags was probably pushing it, I agree. My two bags consisting of packaging from products I'd purchased from other BP gas station convenience stores along my travels, is also quite rude of me. As each BP gas station will be at an entirely different convenience store. I thought it was kind of him to allow me to dispose of my trash in his dumpsters instead, and so I removed my trash from the trash bin at my pump, and I walked it over to their dumpster, and I placed it inside of it. I then returned to my pump, printed out my receipt after taking the pump gun out of my fuel tank fillers neck, and putting it back on the pump, then pressing "yes" when asked if I'd like a receipt printed. When the pump printed my receipt, due to pressing option "yes" instead of "no", I then grabbed my receipt and I placed it into my glove box.

Thank you for everything. Good service was the customer. Thank you for helping. I found everything…read morefor my store.

What Trinity Food Mart has got going for it is being the only convenient store located…read moredowntown--specifically by the DIY district. Since I have family that live within a three minute walk to Trinity Food Mart, I have been there several times more then the average person. Trinity Food Mart is where it's at for wine and beer in a pinch, although prices are $2-$3 above most (for example, a six-pack of HopNosh will run $10.59 where you can usually find it for $8.99) but you really can't beat the convenience. So, if you're in a pinch for adult beverages and are headed into North Durham, Trinity Food Mart is the perfect place to stop. They also have milk, bread and the assortment of gas station snacks (although NO half & half!) They've also gotten rid of their 9th Street Bakery goods--so sad! According to the man on staff when I asked, 9th Street is selling to other companies now. So you won't be able to pick up a local cookie or muffin but you can still pick up a banana or a cliff bar!