As far as UDF's go, this one is great! I think the ice cream here is better than any other UDF I've…read morebeen to. It was completely gutted and rebuilt last summer. The new store is even better than the old one. My favorite UDF ice cream is Red's Grand Slam. It's only available during the MLB season. I stop here a lot during baseball season. There's a small parking lot. This location is only a convenience store, not a gas station.

This is an excellent UDF location. New and clean with a great staff. Beyond getting gas, it is a…read morepleasure to shop/get an ice cream treat here.

By far, this is the best gas station I've ever went to in my life. Specifically this one. I just…read moretried their bacon wrap and it's absolutely delicious and not to mention the Mellow Yellow soft drink with limemade and citrus twist mixed together is delicious! And there are two really nice ladies that work here, one named Sharon and one named Sarah. They are both really sweet, kind, and helpful, and let's you ask questions whenever you need to. This place is spectacular!

I love that WaWa is now in Cincinnati! First time I tried them was in NJ. This location is smaller…read moreand offers less products and ready to go meals. My favorite is their meatball hoagie. So good! And they have a junior version if you need something smaller. They lost a star because last few times I have ordered food, it wasn't made correctly at all. By the time I found out, I was already in my car and traveling home. This location is right off Montgomery road and near 71. Easy in and out which I appreciate. Lots of parking!

I ordered a personal white pizza and it's delicious! It was still hot and fresh. The garlic aioli…read morethey use is bursting with flavor. The crust was perfectly cooked with just the right amount of crispiness.

I usually get my mocha mint from the dispenser to the left when you walk inside and it's always…read moreperfect. This time I mobile ordered and it wasn't great. Yet, the breakfast sandwich was pretty good! It doesn't really look like the picture but I still enjoyed it. Staff were pretty nice, too.

I came here specifically to snag ice cream from the 50% off amazon prime deal - I was shocked to…read morefind that even on the second week of the sale the coolers were stocked and being stocked as I was shopping - other places run those types of specials and then once stock is out it's gone but that's not the case here. I got 19 items between expensive pints that would normally be 9 bucks to novelty ice cream bars. I paid 59 plus tax for all! The store was also very clean, and the staff was nice enough. Great experience and what an awesome sale - it goes until July 3rd if anyone is reading this and wants to stock up (:

This store at Rookwood sure doesn't measure up to the original location in Oakley. Wines are…read morelocated in a few rows past the produce department. The old store had a very nice wine department with appealing displays and notes about many of the wines. The prepared foods section is just nasty. The old store had a beautiful square section with helpful staff and everything looking fresh. Really disappointed that WFM doesn't do better with this location.

This is a VERY busy location at all times of day! It has easy access to 275 via traffic light as…read morewell as Montgomery rd. Be careful in the parking lot as it is a bit nutty. The pumps function well. Inside very large and is a full service convenience store. The staff is friendly and observing Covid rules well. The patrons are respectful of 6ft even when a long line has formed. They also offer lotto. There used to be a rather large dining area that was available between the indoor Subway and Dunkin Donuts (those each have their own Yelp listing). This dinging area is currently no longer available due to safety concerns. Everything is take out only and Dunkin has its own drive thru. Make sure to register for the free Shell rewards program which earns points toward money off per gallon of gas. These can also be earned via Dunkin if you have both rewards programs.

Located on Kennedy between Ridge and near Madtree Brewery. The location is convenient and easy…read moreaccess to get in and out of but very congested and crowded everytime I want to gas in the mornings. I noticed that they are currently remodeling the building. Pricing is fair and pretty much the same as all gas stations. Pumping stations take credit cards and limited parking.

I usually gas at Costco but for nearby gas stations close to my home, this is my go to. It's easy…read moreaccess to get in and out of, free air for your tires, gas is cheaper, they sell lottery, and the inside is really clean. My friends from work rave about the food. I have not yet to try but will definitely partake in that next time. It's not nowhere near Buc-ee's but I like them better than most gas stations.

Five for the people...one star for the system…read more Pull into one of these mega gas-station/fast-food/coffee/convenience-store hybrids and you usually expect three things: slow service, mediocre food, and a staff that looks like they just lost a fantasy football bet. Well... two outta three ain't bad. The service? Shockingly upbeat. Friendly. Encouraging. Practically rooting for me to order more like a personal trainer who works at a fryer. Credit where due -- the crew is doing a great job. But the system they're trapped in? Oof. Ordering a single chicken sandwich took over 15 minutes... at 11 PM... with nobody else ordering. That's not a staffing issue -- that's a process designed by someone who thinks "efficiency" is a government committee that meets quarterly to discuss the definition of "soon." I watched. The three workers never stopped being productive on their directed tasks. Great people. Bad design. Great people! As Dr. Edwards Demning founder of quality used to say, "99.9 of the time is the process not the line workers/people" The chicken sandwich itself? Flavor layering isn't bad -- but the bun arrives at that magical temperature known as "left on a windowsill in February." Here's the real tragedy: this place should be printing money. Fantastic location. Tons of traffic. But management runs it like a subsidized public works project instead of a business. You can practically hear the TIF funding paperwork rustling in the background that the local Union Township trustees prolly got on their knees to fluster about in front of the investors all while customers age in line. With smarter food systems workflow, profits here could easily double. Instead, it's a gimmick operation trying to keep up with the giant 100-pump behemoths that rhyme with Suckees -- except those guys run like a Swiss watch on espresso. My advice: Order early... or bring a novel. Or just drive to a next door fast-food place and experience the radical concept of "fast." But hey -- what do I know? I've only written about 700 yelp reviews and a few books on growth systems that could fix this food profits loser. Good luck, franchisees. You're doing your part. Now let's hope the franchisor eventually shows up and does theirs.

5 stars for it being walking distance from my house and open 24 hours. Although, it's best to go…read moreduring off-hours due to all the business traffic and crazy Carothers Rd construction right now. Before they opened this, the only other Newport option was the shady/sketchy Speedway on 10th St. Tip: Get your gas after doing a big grocery trip so you can take advantage of those fuel points :)

Pretty much the only gas station for downtowners. There is a shell on Liberty that is sketchy as…read morehell (see review). The positives: - Reliable - Cheapest around. Kroger fuel points -- Heck yes! - Pay at the pump - Convenience. Get your groceries, get gas all in one swoop. Negative: - Kroger's parking lot is INSANE! Now that it is "Newport Pavillion" and there are a million big box stores here it is a little hard to navigate and people act like they have never driven a car before. For gas, this is really your only decent option...