I love the staff at this store. I always have a great experience when I go to this location.read more

So I've tried to be a consistent customer at RF Holabird Ave location because I live so close....I…read morelike the people and the products they carry, however I've spent countless amounts of $ on food that I've ultimately thrown away AFTER spending my $ due to chicken that's sat in the wells all day, they're hard, greasy & shouldn't be sold!!! I decided to stop buying the chicken for awhile, maybe (2) months...Well just came from RF bought a breast and just threw it away!!!! I really did try, BUT as a retired chef I'm well versed in the fact that you SHOULD NOT be selling OLD GREASY chicken to the public & I've expressed that BEFORE to them!!!! Do you really believe that if the Health dept saw that they would give you a passing score?? I think not

Before turning in the Jeep into Enterprise, I wanted to fill the gas tank. I pulled up this gas…read morestation using my Yelp app. A block east of Johns Hopkins Hospital sits this gas station. It was empty when I got there, save for the attendant at the window. I just pulled up, swiped my gas card, and filled up. The beautiful thing about getting gas in the east coast is how inexpensive it is compared to gas prices in California. I can't really speak bad of this place, and I spent a very short time here. I'm giving it five stars for the convenience it provides.

Staff was friendly and communicative. The food took a while and wasn't correct when I went to eat…read moreit, took such a long time to make the first i didn't wanna bother have them correct it.

I have always been a fan of Wawa and consider them to pretty much be my gas station of choice…read more While Wawa is a gas station, I think most people embrace them and think of them more so for their subs, or as they call them, hoagies. What I call a sib is called by many different terms depending on what part of the country you are in. Wawa got their start in Pennsylvania somewhere by Philadelphia and over there, people call them hoagies. The story that I have always heard is that the name hoagie xomes from the Hoagland submarine base and the employees loved this particular sandwich so much that people started calling them hoagies. Anyway, for a gas station, Wawa has some pretty stellar subs (or if you prefer, hoagies). The gas is competitively priced and Wawa is an overall positive experience. For this particularocation, I will give it five stars.

I went requesting and oil change, they sent me a quote with over $600 of items needing repaired,…read moremany of which had been recently worked on. All in all, they did way more work than requested and I payed over 300 for labor for services I declined. Will not be going back and would recommend being very careful when you look at or agree to their quote.

I took my car in, gave them the error code and they called me later saying the total would be…read more$1800. Included in that $1800 was $240 for them to verify the error code. They were going to charge $500 just for the part and another $200+ to install, i went to a dealership and the total for the part and installation was $540. They said the air filters (that had been replaced four days earlier) needed to be replaced, the spark plugs all needed to be replaced, and a tail light needed to be replaced. None of those things needed to be done. The one thing I can say positively is that they were not going to charge an insane amount for the battery if I had them replace that. They were however going to charge $75 for the test and replace of it. Advance Auto Parts does that free.

The ladies at this place run a tight ship and always got my breakfast hot ready and crispy to go, I…read morewish they had the crazy C4 flavors like cereal too.

Worse royal farms in Maryland paid $11 for a sandwich and didn't even get any bacon. Every time I…read morecome here they mess my food up. One time I brought a sandwich and didn't get any bread

Royal Farms is an amazing regional chain. If you're not familiar, the highlights are clean service…read morestations, friendly staff, and amazing food. Yes... You read that correctly... Amazing food. Obviously I am comparing this to other service stations, not sit down restaurants, but you can't beat Royal Farms for grab and go food. The fried chicken is amazing in all forms. You can get fried chicken boxes, fried chicken sandwiches/subs, fried chicken breakfast items, etc. They also do a good job with deli meat sandwiches and egg breakfast sandwiches. Otherwise it's a pretty standard convenience store with the usual service station grab and go items. They have a good selection of chips and drinks. This particular location is very spacious and has everything you could expect on the shelves. As most Royal Farms in the area, it also has Krispy Kreme donuts that are stocked daily. The coffee is pretty good for a service station, and they have plenty of fountain drinks and iced drinks as well.

Royal Farms should be embarrassed to call this place a gas station. I tried two different…read morepumps--neither worked. The first just sat dead, completely unresponsive. The second looked functional until I picked up the handle, which was cracked, filthy, and completely broken. No warning signs, no out-of-order tags, just a waste of time and a clear sign no one is maintaining this place. Absolutely pathetic.

Clean bathroom, price of fuel reasonable. Several fuel stalls so I did not have to wait at all.read more

Thought I was going to die at this place. I was driving back to the Annapolis area, needed some…read moregas so I got off the freeway in Downtown Baltimore at about 12:30 am. This place was scary (and I grew up in South Central LA). Super crowded with ghetto stuff going on everywhere, as I was approaching the pump, a car pulled in doing about 50, did not stop, missed my car by a few feet and took my spot, a car next to me just parked at the pump, not getting gas, chatting with a crack head, people just hanging out getting high!! Had no choice because I was almost out of gas. Just happy I was able to get my gas and be on my way.

Went to this location around midnight and the food was shut down even though there was chicken and…read morefries sitting under the heat lamps at the food station. I could only see one employee and it was the guy working the register, with a hand written sign that said "Cash Only" in front of him....Which I found highly sus. Pretty sure the employee working the register is pocketing the cash....meanwhile when there's no one inside the employee proceeds to sit in his car and yells "cash only, no food available" to anyone about to go inside. I went back in to get a picture of the "Cash Only" sign and saw that there was a female employee behind the food station and asked if they were serving food now....the two employees looked at each other for a second and she replied "not until 3am".....it was 12:30am at the time, and as I said previously, there was already chicken and fries prepared. When the employee working the register (who was standing in the middle of the store talking to his coworker) saw me go up to the sign and take a picture he hurriedly started giving an explanation that the "credit card processor had been down since he came into work and he heard a bunch of places were having the same problem." So I proceeded to go to the Royal Farms half a mile away on Roland Avenue....who had no issue taking cards and was also serving food. Speaking of which, the whole reason I went into Royal Farms to begin with is because the new Crunchy Chicken Croissant is fire and I was craving one. Luckily I was able to get one at the second location and they also had the DIY milkshake machine there too, which the other location didn't have. Needless to say they need to fire the employees working late night at this location. I will be going to the Roland Ave Royal Farms from now on....unless I need gas. It's worth mentioning that this isn't the first time I've seen a handwritten sign that says "cash only" at this location when there is only one or two employees working. The other time it was the middle of the day, though...but I got the same sense that it was sus.

Hello, I'm sorry to have a negative review for this location, because I frequent it often. I…read moreusually only get fuel, but this time I decided to try some Famous Royal Farm Store Chicken. I do not usually buy food from a gas station, but this once I tried it. I ordered two of the spicy chicken strips for a fee of $4.99 (inc.Tax) and when I bit off my first bite the chicken had nice spice and breading, but it was extremely dry and the pieces were very small for the price. If I could attach photos, I would. Anyways, I just wanted to make someone aware of the quality drop in the infamous chicken from Royal Farm Store.

DO NOT USE YOUR DEBIT/CREDIT CARD AT THIS STORE!! They will charge you twice and then you have to…read morewait DAYS before it's returned to your account, IF it's returned to your account. If I could, I'd give it no stars, but, unfortunately, I have to leave at least one star.

I completed a visit in the area for work purposes, and my gas tank was nearing empty. I pulled…read moreinto this gas station located in a questionable neighborhood since the gas was cheaper here than anywhere else in Baltimore. A man came up to me, on a heavily rainy day, asking for a gas can full of gas, claiming his car ran out of gas on North Avenue. I do not carry a gas can in my car, so he then begged for any container to fill with gas for him. I told him that I do not carry containers in my vehicle, and he should purchase his own container and gasoline. He then begged me for cash, which I do not give out. When I questioned him about the exact location of his allegedly out of gas vehicle, to ensure that he was telling the truth, he became very vague and ran off. I drove several blocks up and down North Avenue, and noticed not a single stalled car. Who begs for gasoline?