Whether you're heading I75 north or south across Alligator Alley, this service plaza checks off all…read morethe boxes in terms of travel needs. Being one of the only structures around for miles it's a great place to pull into. It's undergone significant renovations in past years so the current condition is really good. With a convenience store, cafe, Dunkin & large restroom that's always clean, you might as well stop by. Within the massive parking lot you'll find plenty of pumps to fill up. The spaces are huge so they accommodate any vehicle whether a motorcycle or RV. The gas prices are relatively accurate in comparison to any "regular" gas station you might go to. It's good to see they don't raise their prices knowing they're the only option out there. As far as inside goes, the businesses are all solid. Whether you get some food from the Glades Cafe or a coffee from Dunkin, you'll be satisfied. Once again, the pricing is super fair & it seems like most of the employees working here are friendly. These places are efficient considering they're dealing with a constant flow of customers all day. As far as my experiences over the years have gone, they've been nothing but positive. If it's your thing, they also have a small casino located right next door. I've never been inside but it seems to get a good flow of people. Personally, I stop by here on most trips across the Alley. Even if you use it to just get out & stretch your legs, the surrounding Everglades are beautiful to look at. It's a win/win scenario having this service plaza.

Welcome to the Miccosukee Service Plaza... where convenience meets armed robbery pricing…read more This place should honestly greet you with a giant warning sign that says: "Attention travelers: abandon all budgetary hope ye who enter here." Now to be fair, they rebuilt the plaza and physically it looks great. Clean, modern, spacious, and far nicer than the old roadside stop it replaced. You walk in thinking, "Wow, this is actually pretty impressive." And then you look at the prices and suddenly feel like you accidentally wandered into an airport terminal designed by oil companies. Case in point: TEN DOLLARS. For a single-serving bag of Kettle brand potato chips. I stared at the price tag like it had personally insulted my family. For ten dollars, those chips better have been cooked by a Michelin-star chef and blessed by a shaman before being placed on the shelf. And the gas prices? A full dollar more per gallon than what I paid before leaving home earlier that day. A DOLLAR. At today's prices, that's not a "slight markup." That's a financial hostage situation with fuel pumps. But here's the thing... They know exactly what they're doing. Because for roughly 25 miles in either direction, there's basically nothing around except swamp, gators, and your rapidly increasing sense of vulnerability as the fuel gauge drops. So yes, if you HAVE to stop, stop. Use the restroom. Buy the overpriced chips. Accept your fate. But let's be clear: nobody is choosing this stop because of value. This is survival shopping. Three stars for the nice rebuild. Minus several emotional stars for making me consider financing snack food.

Absolutely terrible management here. The owner keeps the temps higher in the coolers because it's…read moretoo expensive to make it colder, the pumps never have receipt paper, and above all that, the prices are outrageous. The owner claims that the receipt paper is sometimes stuck, but the employee working told me that he just doesn't replace it because it costs money. Hoping they build a 7/11 here soon.

this place is so great one of the workers there said it's okay to not pay 1$ or 49 cents and let me…read moreslide that time. Great selection of drinks and snacks, and also other items. I don't understand why people don't know what a fuckin gas station is its not a 5 star retreat where they have the best service and staff people make mistakes and sometimes we can't afford all the stuff we want get the fuck over it or never go to this gas station simple as fuck I think so.

I am handicap and Yvette was very rude she spoke to me very…read morerudely I felt discriminated against and as a handicap individual, I do not appreciate being treated in this manner

We used this 7 Eleven quite a bit when we were on Marco Island. We popped in daily for ice cream,…read moresoda, chips, you name it. It's you're basic everyday 7 Eleven, but what makes this place great in particular is the convenience it offers nearby tourists. Anyone staying at the hotels across the street has immediate access to all of the snacks, treats and drinks 7 Eleven offers. That's huge because there isn't a whole hell of alot near the hotels. Food options in particular are very limited. Oh yeah, I also loved the fact that they offered gas at a reasonable price. I'm definitely a fan of this place. Essential shop if you happen to be staying by the beach.

Great customer service! Very convenient. They have been extremely helpful finding what I needed and…read moreright next to the major hotels.

I've been to the Handy in Tampa and was happy to see a Handy in LaBelle…read more I jokingly say they call this the "Handy" because to was too complicated to say "convenience store". And a "Quicky" mart? it sounds.... oh well.. you know. Expect solicitors trying to hustle for selling the mini flan outside for $5 they will also drop the price till you buy one. I did not come for the flan. I came for a snack of properly fried chicken gizzards with hot sauce. This was perfect sized snack for two on a road trip. Just as good as mom made. Another great suggestion by Paul H. Food 4 They ran out of salt packets? Or someone stole the shaker? Damn thieves. Ambiance 4 clean bright Service 5 fast efficient. Location 4 easy in and out which I like. Value 4 015/14

Handy food stores employee's people who are allowed to threaten , disrespect customers, provoke…read morearguments and then use the police as a instrument, and since there is a lack of professional performance, the customers service is bad, hav dusty expired food items, dirty dysfunctional bathrooms that smells like pee, and cashier's who will short change you if you are not paying attention. Please! Any prospective customers, use a more reputable convenience store like WaWa, Race Track or your Customer Friendly 7-11, as a trucking company owner take my advice, truckers know clean rest rooms and good customers service, GO TO 7-11!!! And to my fellow truckers go across the street, don't end up a victim of horrible customer service disrespectful and provoking employees! Its worth going across the street to get a fill up and get redeemable points you can use towards other instore purchases. Experience location: Labelle Florida near Cowboy way avoid this location!

7-Eleven is Great Overall. The product selection is good. The Service is Nice. The 7-Eleven…read moreLocation is Great Overall.

This 7/11 used to be good now it's gone all down hill the coffee is not good the food is not being…read morekept up to date went today and they was out of bags employees lazy I remember when it was full of life now it's another run down gas station

Gas in many parts of Florida is quite cheap and this was a great stop for a tank of the cheap…read morestuff. At least, that's what Gasbuddy told me and it was 3 cents less for using Walmart Pay for it. Easy and quick. Convenient and back onto the road quickly. Or head into the adjacent Supercenter for some groceries. [Review 411 of 2025 - 2056 in Florida - 23973 overall]

Do not go during 1pm-2pm! I was in the drive thru for 30 minutes for just two cheeseburgers then…read morethey made me wait for my banana strawberry smoothie. Customer service is so bad too they don't greet you with a smile don't tell you have a nice day. The management is so bad here!

Started not to stop here based on the reviews but, there is not much to choose from in this town so…read morewe went in anyway. Bad decision for sure. We ordered off the special menu. A $1cheese burger, a $1McChicken and a $3 Chicken. The burger and the McChicken were dry and tasteless. The worst was the $3 Chicken. After 3 bites my wife found under the thick breading a tough skin that looked undercooked. We asked for water and the girl behind the counter gave us glasses of what looked like water but, when we tasted it, it was soda water. Yuk! This was definitely our last stop here and maybe any McDonalds for that matter.