Not a place we will stop again. Music extremely loud employees rude and way over pricedread more

Love this place! I could live here. It's such a clean facility. There's a significant amount of…read moreparking spaces and pumps.

Super clean and amply staffed! Holiday decor is on point and everyone I encountered was super…read morefriendly. I am super happy to see such a well run truck stop. There's even a nice spot near the parking lot to give a pup some exercise or a little pee break!

Somewhere along US Highway 41 sits another Busy Bee, confidently planting its flag in the…read moreincreasingly crowded world of "gas stations that saw Buc-ee's and thought... yeah, we can do that too." After stopping at another Busy Bee recently and actually enjoying the experience, I intentionally bypassed I-75 on the drive home just to stop here. That's right. I altered my route. I committed. I believed in the bee. And then the gas pump hit me with emotional damage. The first thing I noticed was the gas prices, which were shockingly high for a highway stop. We're not talking a few pennies here. We're talking around forty cents higher than nearby stations. At those prices, I expected the pump to include a shoulder massage and someone whispering affirmations while I fueled up. It did not. Then came one of my all-time gas station pet peeves: no receipt at the pump. Nothing sends me spiraling faster than having to abandon my pump, walk inside, wait in line, and ask for the tiny square of paper the machine was supposed to provide in the first place. Put paper in the pumps. Maintain the machines. America deserves better. Once inside though, things improved. This Busy Bee is noticeably smaller than the one about eighteen miles west, and the difference shows. Less selection. Fewer impulse-buy opportunities. Not nearly as much of that "I came in for a drink and somehow bought smoked sausage, peach rings, and a cast iron skillet" energy. But the store itself was clean, organized, and easy to navigate. Food-wise, I grabbed the breakfast chicken biscuit sandwich and honestly? Pretty good. Flavorful, fresh, and exactly the kind of greasy road-trip morale boost you hope for during a highway stop. Also appreciated seeing brewed iced tea available because some of us still believe beverages should taste like actual tea and not liquified corn syrup. The biggest positive here was the staff. Unlike my previous Busy Bee stop where the employees looked emotionally drafted into service, the people here actually seemed engaged, friendly, and like they cared about the place. That matters more than most businesses realize. So this place ends up being a weird mix of highs and lows. Clean store. Good breakfast sandwich. Friendly staff. Brutal gas prices. Broken receipt situation. Smaller selection. In the end, it all averages out to a solid three-star experience. Not terrible. Not amazing. Just slightly disappointing considering I literally went out of my way to stop here expecting a mini Buc-ee's experience and instead got "regional gas station with ambition."

Ideal location off of i75. Clean restrooms and friendly employees! I will make this a favorite…read morestop going forward. We gassed up here going to Orlando and leaving.

This particular Exxon gas station is located just off of Interstate 75 that is a very clean gas…read morestation with plenty of food options around it in case you want to try and getting gas and grabbing a meal. Right next door to it is a Sonny's BBQ and an Arby's and across the street is a Chick-fil-A and a Burger King. Inside they have the usual convenience store items and the staff was very friendly. Let me also take a moment again to say how clean this place is. The bathrooms were very clean and it is obvious that this store takes pride in their appearance. Prices here are very competitive Alaska and it's along the lines of the same price as the other gas stations in the area. This is an excellent stop for a traveler driving along Interstate 75. It also appears that a lot of the customers inside, who were also very friendly, were local and all seem to know each other. I would strongly recommend stopping here if you need gas.

If I didn't have to use this pharmacy because the other chain in town is actually worse, I…read morewouldn't. The main issue here is staffing. On 9 calls out of 10 you can never speak to an actual human being. Once you do get to talk to someone with a callback ,I will say they are usually (though not always) helpful. You can hear the stress and frustration in their voices from being overworked. It makes me wonder if they are so short-handed that the quality of their important work is compromised. Their hours are limited, only open until 7pm weekdays which for many customers is not convenient. The CVS IVR and App are useless. The IVR never "understands' and it seems the app frequently fails to find my RX account or has information from a previous account/location from years ago. If anyone at the corporate level reads these reviews, my question is: How can you stay in business at this location if you can't even find enough staff to help customers whose "business is important to us"?

I've had a horrible time trying to get a prescription delivered. CVS first stopped delivery of one…read moreprescription the day before I was to receive it, then in trying to get it again, they said they were filling my order and I should see it in a week. A week passed and nothing. I called, they could see the conversation but had zero explanation as to why they didn't ship it out. With great promises that it was going out, they promised overnight delivery. When I called today, it was being delivered to the wrong address. They did say they would try to correct their mistake and it would be here tomorrow. I'm out of my medication. This evening I got notice they aren't getting my prescription to me until after the 4th of next month. I can get no explanation and they just keep making empty promises with taking ZERO responsibility. THIS IS NOT OKAY! They have had 3 weeks to get it right and now it's affecting my health.

I think the store manager needs to step back and re-evaluate the scheduling of their employees in…read morethe pharmacy dept. My wife called at 9:10 am on Saturday. She was placed on hold for 41 minutes and 52 seconds before someone picked up and answered. She was on the phone with the staff for a whole 20 seconds to take her info to confirm her script. They only had 5 people scheduled on a Saturday, 1 pharmacist, 2 pharmacist helpers, 1 drive-thru, and 1 counter person. Knowing that the pharmacy closes early on Saturday and Sunday and it's going to be even busier on the weekend than during the weekday. They could've had more people on staff in intervals so that it was constantly flowing smoothly. During the week you'll see as many as 7 or 8 people back there working helping the Pharmacist and keeping the flow moving. Don't get me wrong. I understand they're busy but it is crazy to have to stay on hold for over 41 minutes. So if this store is so busy in the pharmacy, then put 2 pharmacists on duty to catch up. So I called Walgreens to speak to the manager and was told they weren't in but there was a lead associate that could talk to me, so I said ok. After a brief 4 minute hold, Rachel answered again and said that he was working the register and it might be a while before he can clear the line to answer the phone. Rachel also tried to convince me that they were extremely busy at 9:45 am with a line going around the building for the drive-thru and that they are backed up. This is a perfect example of why management needs to re-evaluate the scheduling so there is appropriate coverage at all times. This put's a lot of stress on the workers because customers are complaining that there isn't enough staff working. So I wonder if the manager ever worked the floor in a retail, or does he just walk around in his suit and tie and make big decisions on how to make it worse for everyone. I left North Florida Pharmacy because they closed much earlier than Walgreens. But at this rate, I might just go back to the North Florida pharmacy or go to CVS. At least North Florida's average wait time is less than 20 minutes if I walked in the door with a script.

Great staff and really super great pharmacists at this location. The staff and pharmacist are very…read morekind and professional. This is the busiest pharmacy I have ever seen and they work hard for their patients. Sometimes when you call you have a long wait but that is because they serve so many people but no matter how stressful it must be, they are always courteous and professional and kind

This gas station has the best bathroom I've ever been in. It was new and clean and the sink had a…read morehand dryer on it. The selection of road trip snacks was superb. I was in gas station wonderland until I went to pay and the cashier and another customer (ironically wearing a best mom ever shirt) were almost in a full brawl. I had to send my kids out for cover from all the f-bombs and b's that were flying. Hopefully that girl doesn't come back and fight her after her shift as she promised.

47 Liquor is AMAZING! Why? Well I am glad you asked!…read more 1. Some of the BEST pricing I have ever seen on delicious bourbons. 2. A seriously amazing selection! If you don't see something that you are looking for, just ask! 3. A wonderful crew! Danny is a wonderful human - just a good, good person. His team are equally as wonderful. Everyone there is so nice, friendly and just incredibly helpful. From reaching the items on the high shelf, carrying out heavy boxes to ordering specialty items - cannot say enough good things! 4. GREAT location! I am also biased because it's easy to get to / not far from where I live. 5. The REWARDS program!! I am a huge fan of any type of rewards program and the fact that the points roll over - YES! This is one of the BEST programs I have seen and believe you me, I know rewards programs! If you have not gone in to this store, I cannot stress enough how you will not be disappointed. There is truly something for everyone here (21 and over folks) and 47 is now my go to place!

This is a great place to buy your spirits. Prices are competitive and the staff are super…read morefriendly. One of the great things is how they always remember your name and if they do not have something you want they are happy to start sticking the item for you. You cannot go wrong stopping here. They also have a rewards program that is way better than their competition.

Stopped for gas and left with some hotdogs and ice cream for the fam. Although were in COVID times,…read moremy parents noticed how safe the team was being and decided to take advantage of their $3.99 deal of a hotdog, bag of chips, and 20oz coke bottle. They were happy with their meal! I got some frozen yogurt and felt safe enough having it. They didn't have the typical toppings or taste cups which I found safe enough. The small cups were $2.99 and the large cups $3.99.

https://circlekbx.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3pz1F2f91syz2BM?Q_EED=eyJCVVNJTkVTU19VTklUX05VTUJFUiI6Ik…read morevQSIsIlNVUlThe Great Circle K Heist: A Tragedy in 79 Cents So, back in November, I fell for it. I saw the sign. It was glowing. It promised me the Holy Grail: a Circle K knock-off Stanley cup and 79¢ refills for life. I asked the guy behind the counter, "For life? Like, until I meet my maker?" He looked me in the eye and said, "Infact, yes." I should have known then. "Infact" is one word only when someone is lying to your face. The Price is... Whatever We Feel Like Since that day, my bank statement looks like a random number generator. I go in for my 79¢ refill and get hit with: $1.15 (The "Convenience" Tax) $1.79 (The "I Like Your Shirt" Surcharge) $1.80 (The "Nickel and Dime You" Special) $2.04 (Today's price--apparently, the cup now has its own mortgage) The Corporate Comedy Hour I called Corporate. I told them I'm hard of hearing and just need someone I can understand without a lip-reading degree. Their response? "Mission Impossible." Then they told me a guy named "Michael" called me back. I don't know a Michael. If Michael exists, his nose is currently poking through my front door from three towns over because he is a liar. Michael is the Pinocchio of Polar Pops. The "Canadian Tariff" Defense I finally figured out the scam: They're ringing me up for hot coffee instead of a refill. When I called the store clerks out on it, I got a "Choose Your Own Adventure" list of excuses: "We don't have a button for that." (It's a cash register, not a nuclear reactor. Find a button!) "We're a Canadian company, so... Tariffs." (My Polar Pop is not a soft-wood lumber export, Brenda! It's syrup and tap water!) "All sales are final." (So is my soul's departure from this store.) See You in Court? I let them know that overcharging me like this is poor trade practices and it's basically an invitation for a lawsuit. This isn't just a refill; it's FRAUD. I'm taking this to the streets (and by streets, I mean every social media page I own). If you've also been victimized by Michael the Liar or the Great Canadian Soda Tariff of 2024, let's band together. Grab your overpriced cups. We're going Class Action. Still waiting for MICHAEL to call. I bet Michael also 'stepped' out for a gallon of milk.

This evening February 4th 2025, I went to the s&s store in mcalpin florida. I was at the counter to…read moreask the cashier who is very rude where the fuel for my Zippo lighter was. She answered no we don't have any. And then went to the other register. There were other people waiting there but I was ready to purchase some cigarettes. So I left and went next door to the dollar store. I don't believe I will go into that s&s to get gas or anything for a very long time if ever.

Very busy, well-stocked, and clean, but in desperate need of painting, repairing, and remodeling…read more Both urinals were broken.

EW! The most disgusting bathrooms I've ever been in- even by Gas Station Standards. Imagine pee,…read morehair, and used paper towels all over the floor... clearly the employees are not maintaining it properly. The items were stocked in the wrong places and mislabeled. Not mention the employees were rude and terribly lethargic. The "fresh" food looked like it's been sitting out for days... gathering dust! Gross! Why would anyone want to stop here? You're better off getting your gas and goods at the other gas station across the street- thank me later