An A-OK stop. Recently on a road trip, we decided to stop…read morehere for a quick break to stretch our legs and use the restroom. Along our route, the options were few and far between so this Marathon was kind of like finding a watering hole in a desert. It was easy to access with plenty of open parking. It wasn't very busy at the time. We wandered in and took a brief look around before heading to the restrooms. They offer a bit more than the standard gas station items - there is a small section for clothing, accessories and other items. Also, they offer grocery items complete with a cold section, a few rows of canned and boxed goods, and miscellaneous needs such as coolers, paper plates, etc. Probably good for the locals that don't want to go into town for groceries or wandering campers. The prices are about what one would expect for a convenience store-gas station combo such as this. They just had 1 restroom. There was no real wait for us to use it but nearly as soon as we form our small queue other customers arrived for the same reason and the queue got long quickly. The facilities were useable but could use some freshening up. Overall, an ok place to stop.

As the world's first convenience store, 7-Eleven is 99 years young this year and their top priority…read morehas always been to give customers the most serviceable experience possible & to consistently meet their needs-when, where, and how they want it. The newest location just dropped on the corner of County Road 466 and NE 62nd Terrace in Lady Lake, Florida and is offering giveaway discounts & exclusive deals...come celebrate. Fun Pioneer Facts: 7-Eleven was the first convenience store to sell gas, to sell fresh coffee in to-go cups & to have a self-serve soda fountain. Ooh, they also offer up a great loyalty program called 7 Rewards, where customers are rewarded for every dollar spent. Oh, Thank Heaven for 7-Eleven.

Stopped in for nachos and a polar pop today. My cashier was nice, but she looked liked she was busy…read moreand in a hurry. Nonetheless she was still nice to me. The store was clean and in good order and the restrooms were clean and smelled decent.

Like most dollar generals, family dollar and dollar tree very disorganized and cluttered. It's not…read morethe worst I have seen, but not great. The employees are very polite though.

This branch of Save a Lot is fine, a lot busier than another branch we go to, and sometimes they…read morerun out of sale items. The cashier lines move slowly at times, but I suspect that is due to customers more than cashiers: the customers who don't look for their credit card until they are told the total, or who need remedial training in using their card, or perhaps have to dig deep into their chamber of horrors purse to excavate for couch coins. I was told this branch used to have the same 25 cent system to use the shopping carts as Aldi's, but they had to end it as customers didn't appreciate having to spend a quarter to take their cart off-site and ditch it near their homes. Or something like that. Anyway, mostly I shop at Aldi's for the lower prices, but we buy some items here either because we can't find it elsewhere or because it is on sale.

In this store May 9, 2023. Buttermilk on the top shelf of the refrigerator spilled out of an…read more"extremely" fine slit on the front of the container when I picked it up. The buttermilk spilled onto my clothing and into my hair and onto my skin. I think the product was tampered with. I think it was done by someone facing the product as it was seated on the refrigerator shelf. It was only when the Save A Lot supervisor or manager, came over did we discover it was a fine slit on the carton front. When the carton was seated it didn't leak and the slit was not observable until the carton was lifted and then the internal pressure from the milk caused it to open. A stock person would have had to lift it to the top shelf and place it onto the shelf and if it were slit it would have leaked then. So I do not think a stock person placed this item with this leak on the shelf. I think the store response to a customer who is covered in buttermilk, could have been better. I was given a towel of unknown origin to wipe the milk off. I had to go home wash my hair, shower and change clothes as I smelled like buttermilk and my top was visibly wet. Otherwise I have not have any issues with this store, it has good products and prices and it is clean.