Very surprised by how clean the bathroom was for being a public gas station restroom in the lower…read morekeys.

Stopped here for some waters and was so impressed! It's a small gas station so you wouldn't expect…read moreto find the tiny grocery section inside with many canned goods nicely assorted! They have an ice cream parlor inside and the workers are so helpful. I used the bathroom and it was so clean!!

Do not buy gas there! Price gouging is not OK or legal. The…read moreowners are constantly taking advantage of "stupid tourists" and desperate locals. Please do not waste your money or time allowing these people to continue bad business practices!

I am very sad to say that this is one of our local gas stations. Our island only has two gas…read morestations and one stoplight and the Shell station unfortunately is notorious for having as much water in the tank as fuel. Very nice stuff they have a small selection of items, but I would highly recommend that you do not buy fuel simply because they have a history of high seawater, and it gets into the tank. Several boaters buy their fuel there and truly regret it. Hopefully they can take care of this very soon because I like going to Shell.

I have to say, 5 stars simply for how nice the bathrooms were for gas station bathrooms. Its also…read morein a very convenient area, as there aren't too many gas stations nearby.

Stopped at Hitch King to have an RV propane tank refilled. My tank is a 7.5 gallon tank that…read morealways takes about 7.1 gallons to fill from empty (I've had it filled dozens of times). Propane prices right now range from about $2.80 to $3.20 across the entire US (which I've just driven - filling up along the way), so my tank always costs $20-$23 to fill from empty. The owner walked out to the propane shed, hooked the filler up to my tank, opened the valve, and started filling. (He didn't open the bleed valve on my tank at all - which would show when my tank was getting full.) He kept the doors to the filling station almost closed, and kept his body between me and any view of the meter. I moved aside to try to see the meter, and he moved again to block me. After a couple minutes, he shut off the pump, unhooked the fill hose, and closed the doors - being apparently extra careful to not let me see how much was dispensed. "That's thirty bucks even," he said. "We only take cash." and held out his hand. I handed him $30 cash, which he put into his pocket. No cash registers, no receipt, (and therefore probably no taxes paid.) When I got back home, I confirmed that my tank was about 2/3 full, so I paid $30 cash for about $15 worth of propane. Shaaaady.

Good place. Parts are a bit pricey,but, hey it's Key West. The do great work and the turn it around…read morevery quickly. The owner is a bit rough and gruff...despite his seemingly crude nature. He has always taken care if me and done excellent work. It is cash/check only.

Friendly, convenient service with reasonable prices for Miami. Driver took great care of my…read morevehicles and the owner who answers the phone was very kind. Will use again! Thanks for the awesome work you did today!

Driver reported to AAA that he had towed my car to my mechanic. That was a lie. The car was left…read morein a strip mall. No one answering the phone and the voicemail was packed. Horrendous service

Now this is a great place to stop and learn about the state wildlife, as well as get very…read moreknowledgeable and thorough recommendations for where to explore, walk and spot key deer. It also offers a cool hands-on experience with fossils, bones and replicas for kids - and adults - to engage with, learn from. Parking is plentiful, and employees are so kind, funny and welcoming.

Ok let's get a couple things straight: 1.) this IS NOT a…read morenational park 2.) this IS NOT a state park 3.) this IS NOT a theme park This is a national wildlife refuge. This property exists not for visitor entertainment and indulgence but to protect and preserve wildlife . Sorry for the rant - a lot of people get upset that they don't have a Disney world experience and maybe that's because they don't truly understand and /or respect the purpose of this refuge. The refuge is located in the Lower Florida Keys (Big Pine), a hundred mile stretch of islands that extends south and west from south Florida. Habitats in the refuge consist of pine rockland forests, tropical hardwood hammocks, freshwater wetlands, salt marsh wetlands, and mangrove forests. National Key Deer Refuge is home to more than 20 endangered and threatened plant and animal species, including the well known Key Deer. Please note there are no big signs that indicate the area is a refuge . There is residential neighborhoods and public sector businesses throughout so it's not like a sectioned off park . The wildlife are not in cages on display . They are in their natural habitats within the refuge and you may not get to see them. There is the Blue Hole you can visit and May spot something but please don't harass the wildlife or enter people's yards because you see deer grazing . This is the only refuge in the keys that is accessible by car while being open to the public so please respect the wildlife and the people who live here . The visitor center is a great place to start to learn more about the refuge and the Key deer. If you have a Blue Goose national wildlife refuge passport you can get it stamped here for all the Key refuges. They have very clean restrooms , small gift shop , informative displays , maps and staff on hand to answer questions. Manage your expectations and you will enjoy this area !