We usually stop in southern Montgomery for gas and a snack/drink on our drive back home from…read moreFlorida. Typically, it's closer to the interstate. Looking for a better experience, we stopped further from the interstate, and it paid off. This Circle K was clean, and the staff were very friendly. Selection is good, and it's convenient to get in and out of the property.

This is the BEST Circle K in the city. They will always go check in the back if you need something…read morethat is not out. NONE of the other Circle K stores in my area will do this. They also make it a point to remember me and what I get when I come in the store. It's customer service like this that keeps me coming back to this store every time. The employees are wonderful.

I have been here twice both times the pumps mess up and will not pump gas. We have to be moved to…read moredifferent pumps. This time we moved to 3 different pumps. It finally worked after they reset all the pumps. Good thing I wasn't in a hurry. The store it self is clean and they have a lot to offer but the main reason to come is messed up. The employees try but they need to get their stuff together.

From the owner: MAPCO is a convenience store that prides itself on being neighbors serving neighbors. With over 236…read morelocations across Alabama, Tennessee, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, Ohio and Pennsylvania. MAPCO is American owned and offers guaranteed quality fuel you can trust - all at a competitive price. Using tank monitoring and advanced filtering equipment, we strive to exceed standards for fuel quality so you can fill up with peace of mind.

Henry the man that creeps up to your car in the parking lot made me very uncomfortable !…read moreI was searching for my card inside of my vehicle to buy a bottle of water and he made it his business to walk up to my car by trying to tell me that I couldn't sit in the parking lot & that was not even the case it's 12am & walking to my car more than once is quite disturbing especially when I am a PAYING CUSTOMER

Every time I go inside the store, there is a long line and only one of three registers open! The…read morelast two times I was checked out by a young man who 1) never spoke to me other than to tell me what I owed, and 2) chewed gum, didn't make eye contact with me, and was listening to his Bluetooth music while operating the register! While customer appreciation and customer service is near the bottom rung of all Montgomery gas stations, at least MOST of the gas pumps are working...and that coffee bar is not half bad! ....Now, if we could just get that cashier to at least pretend they are glad to have a job and be of friendly service....?

You can tell how low Alabamian standards are from the local business reviews…read more Trash with some nice paint, like everything else in Montgomery.

Stopped to use restroom. Restroom is surprising clean…read morehowever they do not have a baby changing table which is disappointing.

On 5/13/2024, I went about 5:30 pm to pickup prescription at the drive thru; however, the shades at…read morethe drive thru window was down. called pharmacist no answer. when I got home called the pharmacy again. No answer. Finally connected to a store clerk and was told pharmacy was open but only for in-store assistance. when I spoke to the pharmacist, she stated they were short-handed. I suggested that they should have put a sign out to indicate they only had in-store service today. She stated they were not allowed to put out handwritten signs. I would suggest that CVS make appropriate signs to be placed in the window to let customers know when that at this time only in-store pharmacy services are available. Surely, CVS Health Corporation, with a reported $357.8 billion in revenue for 2023, can afford to make a few signs available to let its customers know that even though they have refused to hire enough staff for the pharmacy to accommodate the drive thru that in-store pharmacy services are available. Think about the mother with a sick child trying to pickup medicine but not wanting to bring her child to the store. Think about the elderly person who has asked a neighbor or friend to take them to the CVS to pickup his or her prescription.

I went in with 2 questions for the pharmacist…read more 1. What are your options for sudafed (what do you carry? i.e. 6 count, 12, 36) and how much. -NO HELP WAS GIVEN. The tech just handed me one random box and was inconvenienced. 2. What is the difference in the probiotics to buy since I'm taking antibiotics. "they are all about the same." Considering the prices range from $15-70 there MUST be a difference. No additional help waa given or offered. No purchase made (except the Sudafed). I went to Wal-Mart where a pharmacist ACTUALLY spoke to me and showed me options. Thanks for nothing CVS.