I stopped by yesterday after the rebranding to Circle K and I can honestly say I will never be…read moreback! The window washing fluid was disgustingly black with dirt and some pots had no fluid at all. The garbage cans were overflowing, and no paper towels in the trash/window washing station. WHAT A MESS! Even at it's worse MAPCO keep a fairly clean and stocked gas bay. Pease do not insult me and run the 'it's the COVID' excuse...

Brand new convenience store location! Self checkout is available if you prefer not to interact…read morewith a human cashier.

A very convenient easy on and easy off the highway, friendly service and decent pricing. I would…read morerecommend a stop here.

If you member of the club , you will get discounts on merchandise and gas .Friendly staff .read more

Decent gas station with plenty of pumps and the typical convenience store items inside. I would…read morerecommend to visit here.

The Research Park/Sherwood Park/ Bridge Street/south Wynn Drive area is fairly devoid of…read moreconvenience stores. This Citgo fills a need for gas and convenience store items. My only complaint is that it's on the edge of an old strip mall with the whole area needing to have the concrete resurfaced and it's a compact location, meaning parking spaces are small-ish and the area to get your fuel is tight, too. It's a good convenience store option for those living in the area, college students at nearby Calhoun Community College, Research Park employees, and Bridge Street shoppers.

This is an older, pretty small gas station located next to Sherwood Plaza. The price was…read morecompetitive to the Sunoco a few doors down (actually a few cents cheaper). It is small and easy to miss, but the inside was quite busy.

Typical Texaco gas station and small convenience store. It looks to have been here since maybe the…read more1980s. I don't stop here often, since there is a Walmart a mile or two to the west that has cheaper gas. This store does have one of those slower ATM cash machines inside. Ever hear sounds of Touchtones on a dial-up modem, coming from inside your ATM?

Convenient, yes! Pop off the highway and right back on, check. That's it, seriously I have nothing…read moreelse good to say and I feel like I need to cut my losses. Small hand written notes taped over credit card readers indicating pump is out of service. Not a big deal, but they aren't noticeable until you have parked, gotten out of the car, and walked to the pump to pay. Now you have to move to another pump...ok, not that big of a deal. Put card in and select grade and remove pump. Start pumping. Wait, am I pumping? Oh, yes it's just going so slow that it literally takes more than a minute to pump $1 worth of gas. Seriously it is the slowest pump I have ever experienced (guessing they are almost out of gas). Overall cleanliness could possibly be less than a 1 star. This place probably hasn't had a spring cleaning since the day it opened. I haven't been in the store and at this point don't plan on coming back so will not be able to report on the inside. If you're on fumes, push your car to the next station, you'll thank me later.

I have been patronizing this store since around 2005, and until today I never imagined I would be…read moretreated with such disrespect by an employee. Today I attempted to purchase fuel, but after inserting my card into the pump, I received an "unable to read card" message. This has happened before, and in the past I have gone in to the store and the clerk has simply activated the pump after I provided my card and driver's license inside the store. When I politely explained the issue to the clerk today, I was immediately met with profanity and hostility. She yelled, "Get the *uck out of the store, *uck you, I am not turning the pump on." I calmly tried to explain again that the pump was not reading my card, but she responded, "I don't give a *uck, I ain't turning the pump on." I never raised my voice, used profanity, or behaved disrespectfully toward this employee. Despite that, I was subjected to repeated verbal abuse. When I returned inside after trying the pump again, she continued using disrespectful language and told me that if I "didn't like it" I could go see the owner, Mr. Patel, at the Marathon down the road. I left without purchasing fuel and attempted to contact Mr. Patel at the Marathon location, but was unable to reach him. After nearly two decades of being a customer, I am extremely disappointed by how this situation was handled. No customer should ever be treated this way for simply asking for assistance with a malfunctioning pump. Regardless of price or convenience, I will not be returning to this store. Mr. Patel Sir respectfully I proffer that you should be more cognizant of the employees that you hire to represent you and your business, this obvious trailer park trash that you had working today at Fuel City (no disrespect to people living in trailers intended) is not doing your business any favors Sir. Saving 5 cents on a gallon of gas is not worth the indignity.

Don't stop here! Literally go anywhere but here to spend your hard earned money!…read more My daughter and I went inside to use the restroom while my husband got gas. The first stall had a completely clogged toilet with tons of toilet paper and pee in the toilet. We went to the other stall, but there was no toilet paper so I went back to the first stall to try to get toilet paper, but it would not come out. I went up to the young attendant and asked for toilet paper and he said we might have some and went back and had to go into two places to get it and gave me toilet paper. We used the restroom and my daughter smashed her finger in the door. Needless to say after using restroom and her hand bleeding, we wanted to wash our hands. There was no soap. I went and got some soap off the shelf and used it. I went up to the front and handed it to him and told him what happened and asked if we had to buy the soap and he said yes. So I had to buy Kroger soap for almost $4. There were no paper towels or anything in the restroom either. The men's restroom was closed. Before I walked out I said you need to restock that restroom with paper towels and soap so no one else has to buy necessities. His response was "it's not a public restroom." I replied "we just spend $40 on gas" but actually it was $55.01! Save your hard earned money and trouble for your family and go elsewhere. Side note- the bbq smelled good in there and they were friendly.