Always a pleasure doing business here. The employees are great. Very helpful and you never know…read morewhat someone is going through at that moment

We stopped there to get gas earlier this afternoon on our way to Walmart to get stuff for dinner…read more $5 in gas later we were off. Paid at the pump with our credit card. Once we got to Walmart and started checking out, I tried using the card....and it was declined. Checking the available balance, it was -$9.88 as in negative. When exactly does $5 in gas cost you $56? I called the guy at the station, he was less than helpful and claimed holding $50 is normal. Uh, NO ITS NOT. I have NEVER had a gas station hold that much dang money off a credit card. Didn't even bother to have a disclaimer or warning on their pump stating the $50 hold fee. They charged me $5 for the gas, $50 to hold and another $1 to see if the card was good. Thieves.

Amazing service even when short staffed. The food is great. It's a common gas station that…read morefunctions as one unit swiftly and effectively. And they have a subway next door. Theres nothing else I could possibly ask for.

The redhead that makes the pizzas is very rude. With that kind of attitude she should not be…read moredealing with the public. You should hire somebody that actually needs a job cuz apparently she doesn't with that attitude.

The position of the gas pumps at this TT effectively removes half of the marked parking spots from…read morepractical use. The employees are generally friendly and the selection of stock is smaller than other local TTs. It's a fairly lonely store with no close competition, so I stop when I am in the area.

My family and I recently moved from California to Crestview, Florida. We were already avid thrift…read morestore shoppers but we shop at Waterfront on South Ferdon Blvd in Crestview a lot for household goods and furniture. The staff is always very customer service friendly and the store is always clean and professionally staged, and the prices and discounts are AMAZING. There are several Waterfront Thrift Stores in the area, but hands down, this one is the best. So if you are in the area, looking for good deals and a great shopping experience, stop by the Waterfront Thrift store in Crestview. You will not be disappointed.

Sweet and friendly customer service. The day we went was on a Friday and they the blue tags were…read more50% off and also the home goods were 20% off. We got some really good deals that day.

I see so many requests for a Harbor Freight in Crestview…read more Curiosity killed the cat yesterday and I found out about something which I had no knowledge of. Would you like to step back in time as far as good quality, good manners and great ethics? Then you might like taking a trip out to James Lee Blvd and take a good look at Crestview Wholesale. They have 2 building's out there and so much to look at. I am simply shoked that I didn't know about this place. They have been there for year's too. It will also take more than 5 minutes to take this step back in time. I am really taken with this establishment and staff. THANK YOU Gabe, Mallory and Beau for your outstanding service. By the way, if there's an item you require not in stock, Crestview Wholesale will do all they can to obtain it for you. THANK YOU Crestview Wholesale.

These guys have better prices than the big box stores and more helpful too!! Next door they also…read morehave a surplus store where you can find loads for flooring and tile quite often. I ended up getting grey wooden style ceramic tile for 50% from the big box stores over in the surplus section and some plywood, 2x4's, and screws I needed for a project at home, highly recommend!!!

Even though this location is busy at times, it is infuriating that there will be four or five…read moreemployees in the store with only one register open. They are better than they used to be at opening the second register, but the line has to be 6-8 deep before they feel compelled to act. This seems to be the norm for TT, versus Murphy's or Circle K, where the staff actually seems to give a shake about your convenience. And seriously? I wish convenience stores would quit selling lottery scratch-off tickets. Every time that I am stuck behind some jackass that is asking the cashier stupid crap like "What number is the bingo ticket on?" I want to leg sweep the customer to the floor and punt them into the parking lot. Some consideration for other humans would help here.