You get done with a long night of work at the brewery, serving up drinks to people who act like…read morethey've never been in a bar before. Answering questions like "what do you have like Miller Lite?" (the answer is, the water cooler is right over there). Cleaning up after people who leave half full beers on the table, who tip a shiny quarter on 4 beers, after having a taste of 3 of them, (do you want a serving, a taster, or just a taste; just a taste... oh, can I try that? try try, or have try? try try. I think i'll have one of those... something that they didn't try... gah!!! if you try try somethings, you need to buy buy one of those things!!!) The frustration level rises and rises with each customer who somehow has gone 55 years without ever having set foot into a bar, and tonight is the night that they are going to break the streak. You've gone about 7 years without going into a movie theater, how can someone go their entire life without having set foot into a bar. You finish your priorities of work, everyone is recently served, all the glasses are washed and either drying or put away, so you think... I can finally take a quick smoke break. FINALLY!!! You go outside, light up your second to last cigarette in the pack... and 5 cars pull in. DARNITALLTOHECK!!! So you put out the smoke. You are down to one. You go serve them, then it's another 2 hours before you can sneak outside again, after doing the priorities of work... You light up, and a friggin car pulls in!!! Now you have 2 hours left, and no more smokes, and you wasted the last 2 that you had. You finally get everyone out just after closing time. Clean up, take out the trash, do the money... Run and jump in your car, and drive the 3 blocks to THIS GAS STATION!!! You go inside, grab 2 diet mountain dews, look through the food, nothing in a bag screams at you, look at the sammiches, go with one of them, not sure which kind it is, but it's the one on the top left, has several different meats, and some cheese, the bread is not necessarily the freshest, but when you take a bite of the sammich and take a swig of the diet dew, it's actually a very pleasant bite. You go up to the counter; once again, you try your joke "i'd like a Shakur of camel filters" the lady looks at you with the same look she always gives... "what's a shakur?" Two packs, you reply. She still doesn't laugh. She asks you your birthday, you tell her "same as yours" because... you've had this all happen before. THIS IS NOT A GAS STATION!!! THIS IS THE TWILIGHT ZONE!!!

I pulled into one of the three pumps that didn't have a yellow bag on the pump saying out of order…read more I tried three different credit cards all of which kept saying card error. no one in there knew what the hell they were doing. This is the worst gas station in the area. Avoid at all costs.

Had a leak and Ed fixed immediately. Nice service and wife is very pleasant. In town and got in…read morethat day.

We have taken our cars here many a time. The vehicle always comes out fixed and feeling fine. The…read moresign says they have gas, but they do not anymore. Because there are so few of them at the shop, they are not very quick, this doesn't stop us both because we are local and also because there is not a better place in town if you want the job done right.

Harvest market food court is such a staple for me and my friends!…read more We love the 2 piece chicken meal that truly is a VALUE meal. I've been really enjoying the burgers as well -- my favorites are the Neimanns and the Southwest. You can change the fries to waffle fries and those are so crispy! Sometimes the counter where the orders are served is closed because it gets too busy, happens often Sunday lunch time.

The best grocery store in Champaign. There's beautiful…read moreorganic produce , a full coffee shop & restaurant inside this location as well as all your regular grocery needs . If you're not familiar , it's similar to a smaller version of a Whole Foods . They do carry vegan options here ( not as many as a Whole Foods ) . Beware of stacked water bottle towers around the store , I barely clipped a tower with my arm and the ENTIRE tower came down , super dangerous.

This place is awesome! I can see it becoming the best Asian international grocery market in the…read morearea! They have a huge selection of foods predominantly from China, South Korea, and Japan. I have seen some Indian, Vietnamese, and Filipino stuff though including a generous section of spices and whatnot. The prices are quite affordable and they have a great assortment of fresh produce, deli foods like ready to eat kimbap or squid salad, baked goods, pick your own hotpot items, and fresh bbq (put out at 11am). Their staff is super friendly and diverse (a sign at the entrance touts the multilingual abilities of the staff). They seem to have everything including more niche ingredients and even live seafood! I also appreciate that they freshly butcher meat to sell unlike other stores like Amko that freeze it all. There's also a home goods section with cute bowls, makeup, and other stuff. This is all relatively close to campus too and worth the trip. It's also right next to Golden Harbor, which is a plus. I found out about their membership card. You get 1 point per dollar spent and it builds up - it seems handy especially if you shop here frequently. They are still in the opening stage but hopefully the food court will open up soon!

Very surprised to see an Asian market with a great variety of options in the area. We happened to…read morepassed by the market and saw some of our favorite items that you can only get in Asian markets. Red dates, Gogi Berry, ginger tea, kimchi, Vita drinks, matcha soymilk, miso paste, whole wall of lee kum kee sauces, japanese candies, Korean banana milk, coffee milk, instant noodles, and much more. Their fresh produce was a bit low in stock but they had Taiwan and Napa cabbage and fresh ginger. Inside seems clean and there is parking right outside of the market. Cashier was really friendly. There is a membership to earn points to redeem for coupon. Don't forget to grab some Japanese or Korean instant coffee packs and special lays flavored chips! Those are so good.

Very friendly store. They have so much to offer. Delicious Hot foods, coffee and drinks. Hummus,…read morebaba, cheeses, nuts, chocolate, home made bread, freezer section that doesn't quit by having a couple items, but so many choices. Phylo cheesy pie too, mmmm. A bulk section and candles too. If I still lived locally, I would come here to for gifts and make a basket assortment of food, drinks, sweets and a nice trinket. This store has almost everything! Skip the Co-op and get your farm eggs here as a bonus to a shopping experience!

I ordered food at the café. Strawberry Fields and the food was not very good. It taste tangy, as if…read moreit was spoiled in the customer service was really not the best at all. It did not feel inviting at all..

Best Indian store in CU area with a large selection of lentils, fresh veggies, spices, ready-to-eat…read morestuff, frozen meals, etc. Owners are always super nice, and help you with your purchasing list.

Store has practically most of the Indian grocery you need. Clean and a welcoming ambience…read more Unfortunately, the prices are marked up at least 2$ dollars compared to other stores hence why only 3 stars. I would most probably come here only if they have something other Indian stores might not have.

I love Triple T, we have been using their services for years. The truck just sparkles inside and…read moreout. The employees of Triple T are very polite and helpful always. One time the "tire shine" splattered on my truck and I took it back and they cleaned it up in no time. I highly recommend Triple T. Carol N. Champaign IL

Do not go to this place they have a sign up that says they give free towels for drying your car…read more And that it's a lie they do not give free towels or drying your car. Go someplace else reputable.

The owner of Marketview Lube is truly a rare kind of person--someone who lives life with honesty…read moreand integrity. I had a car emergency while in line for the car wash when my vehicle suddenly started smoking. Without hesitation, the employees and the owner rushed over, moved the cones, and guided me into the oil change center. They quickly diagnosed the problem: my coolant line had completely broken, and all of my antifreeze had leaked out. At that moment, I could have been vulnerable to being overcharged for a repair I knew nothing about. Instead, the owner went above and beyond--personally driving to Napa twice and even trying the Dodge dealership to find the right part. He was upfront about the price (around $200) and even apologized for the cost, though it was completely out of his control. His care reminded me of how my dad or grandpa would have looked after me--genuine, protective, and trustworthy. Because of his quick action, my engine was saved from what could have been devastating damage. He got me back on the road with a very reasonable bill, and I left feeling both relieved and grateful. I even tipped because I felt guilty it wasn't more for the time and effort they put into fixing my beloved Journey (or the "Ourney," since the J fell off!). All the owner asked in return was my continued business--which he now has for life. In a world where service like this is so rare, Marketview Lube is a shining example of kindness, integrity, and heart. I left feeling safe, cared for, and thankful to have been in exactly the right place at the right time.

The car washers spray the car by hand to get off any spots that won't get off through the normal…read morewash. There are vacuums available. I have not used the mechanics there yet but I was happy with the car wash service.