I like this place. The owner is very friendly and the prices are about what you expect for a…read moreconvenience store. Prices more reasonable than the other place just down Madison.

I've experienced discrimination based on my race at this location from the night shift store…read moremanager. As I called him out for his racist behavior toward me, he then retaliated by maliciously dismissing me and attempting to maliciously use the law to trespass me off of the property even though I did nothing to break store policy nor the laws of the land. later on in the month, I went in to try and resolve this matter by speaking to another manager at this location, which I regret doing. I was met with more retaliation, mockery, harassment, deception and racial discriminatory behavior by an African American female employee who was working during that shift. This level of anti-black racism appears to be a pattern at this Oak Park, IL Circle K location. As someone whose been a customer for over year, I will no longer be going there and will take my business elsewhere. Please join me in solidarity by boycotting this circle K for their anti-black racism.

Good spot to get a quick slice of Bertolli's pizza and a fountain beverage. Plenty of convenience…read morestore snacks and beverages, too. Service is hit or miss at times. Depends on who is working. Typical convenience store without the gas station but with much better pizza.

Solid subs, made to order. The pizza is also good. This is an unexpected hidden gem within a…read moreconvenient store. Once you come here you will be back for sure.

I have gotten multiple enjoyable meals at this Jewel-Osco. I have also gotten some Jazz apples I…read moreliked here. I was grateful when I found ziploc bags at this store that I was having trouble finding elsewhere, the quart-sized Ziploc brand slider freezer ziploc bags. I am grateful this store has a bunch of different items that I may desire to have. This makes the store convenient They have such a deep inventory, that I could potentially get everything I desired from a single store visit and not have to go to multiple other stores additionally.

The store is not clean. The cashier was not friendly and didn't help with the AP. Kind of scared…read moreme. If I have to grab something I will. But not a place I want to shop weekly.

I went to this location for a free slurpee today, upon arrival there was a "no more free slurpees"…read moresign on the door. After asking the man at the counter why, he told me that you could only get them from 11am-7pm at no point was this ever made clear anywhere and am very disappointed. I had to pay for my slurpee.

HAPPY NAME DAY…read more Giving out free Slurpees on July 11th is a totally thankless job. Every year this chain of convenience stores hands out free Slurpees (any flavor) to customers who need not buy anything else. That's exactly what a horde of people did yesterday on 7/11/18, where gaggles of teenagers descended upon this place for the special promotion. It was wise to have a guy at the machines "taking Slurpee orders", as it were, since the place would've been a giant mess had it been self-serve. I felt bad just taking my $0.00 frozen banana slushy and leaving, so I bought a couple scratch-offs and a bag of chips. The employees weren't surly, but they weren't the nicest either. I saw a big yellow Amazon delivery box in the corner, that looked interesting. I'll probably come back next year for the drink freebie, though not likely before then.

I needed to go to an in-network ATM, so I found this location online that said it was 24 hours. It…read morewas a 30 minute bike ride(each way), and when I got there, the store was closed! Why advertise that you're open 24/7, when you're not! Don't waste your time going here if it's late because you will probably be very disappointed!

So handy to have a neighborhood 7-11. Staffed by really nice cashiers, they always greet us, are…read moreefficient, offer a bag. Only complaint is it was often hard to score a Chicago Tribune on Sundays, but I just caved and got a newspaper subscription instead. Parking is a little bonkers, but it's just because a number of businesses share that same lot, and street parking-although free- is hard to find. Today the side streets were tightly packed with cars.

May name is Goutham studying in UIC, Pharmacology. I found this Surguru Masala grocery is nearly…read moreand more helpful. I have seen all Indian items both frozen and masala items and prize also at good. I dont believe easily but I went personally to the store and found more helpful. Our Indian community items sweets is also available. I recommend my friends to this store

I don't have a car, but I do need a refreshing drink from time to time when out on my bicycle…read more There is an array of drink selection. They also have a slushie machine....yum. It is the light and fluffy kind, not like a slurpie. Be careful when in the pump area. This is a tight squeeze for cars and bikes alike. This last time I stopped in, a lady hit the pole barrier protecting the pump, then was backing out, almost hit me (I was standing on the side) then almost hit another pole protecting the building. I know why these poles are in place. No real bike parking.

Really unfashionable place and very unwelcoming environment not because of how the place looks it's…read morebecause how the workers are. They are often so rude and uncomprehendable people I sometimes wonder if someone could just please fight them but I feel that they deserve what's coming, it's very unfair for the people that have to deal with their bs since I'm a local.