Bottom line: A good little store and gas station with lots of variety for the small layout…read more However, the unstocked/non-shelved inventory cluttering the little space they have could to be stored anywhere else but the walkways/corners and the register counter space so there is space to walk or even select what you need. Great regular staff. Once they clear out the very excessive clutter blocking the walkways and register area, this little store will be rockin' it The Deets: I bring myself here to say a few words on somewhere I frequent, almost every day...The Han-Dee Hugo's on Gregson Dr. in Cary just inside MacGregor Park. These guys are A-OK, but there are a few things worth mentioning that hopefully will be constructive feedback. Being just as you go into a corporate office park, they are very convenient for those going/coming from work. Great location. However once inside, there are a few things you run into. Literally. This station is very small. Compounded with a very crowded overpacked layout, it's difficult to navigate. There is actually an overabundance of unshelved stock stored in the very limited open space of the store, making it more crowded and hard to maneuver in. In fact today, there was so many plastic storage bins and stock packed in front of shelves I could not get into the products I wanted to pick up. Hopefully there will be a solution soon that can take that unstocked merchandise in an alternate area (?build an outside storage building?) that can clean up and give back the limited space they have available. However it's even so crowded at the register counter area with products and items to try to sell that there is hardly any room to place the items you want to purchase down...definitely overcrowded even at the register space and it is frustrating. To their credit, they have a good variety of products to offer for such a small store (thumbs up for 40g protein drink Muscle Milk being offered). And they have friendly and efficient staff such as Gloria (she always has a smile and is so efficient to get customers checked out and on their way). .

Awesome family owned business since 1981. Friendly staff, great coffee, and extremely cold beer. A…read morehidden gem in Cary.

Completely agree! The bathrooms are in the back through the storage area where it is usually very…read moremessy. It was all clean and organized and even smelled nice.

Pro Tips: 1) Just in case you don't know, you don't need to be a Costco member to use the pharmacy…read more However, there is so much value in a Costco Membership, even if you just use it for gas I'd highly recommend it. 2) You may be able to get a Costco member discount on prescriptions not covered by insurance. 3) You can use Costco with Instacart but the prices are a little higher (for food) than if you have a membership. You can get prescriptions delivered via Instacart even if you don't have an Instacart subscription. Pharmacy Staff I can't say enough good things about the pharmacy staff at this location. I changed from private insurance to Medicare this year and they've gone out of their way many times to help me. Whether it's trying to get me a discount on a prescription that's not covered or helping me navigate the same day delivery function...they've been exceptionally helpful. I wish I could remember all the names of people that have helped me but some are Amy, Angie, Maliha and Sarah. Hospice Care My Mom, who's 95, went into hospice care this year which is incredibly stressful. It's one thing to be getting prescriptions to keep yourself well, it's another to be getting medications for someone at the end of their life. My Mom had a prescription we were getting filled at CVS. The bottle said "take two a day." So she was taking two at the same time. When we got the prescription from Costco it said "take two times a day." That might not seem like a big deal but the nuance of taking the medication at two different times has helped relieve a very annoying side effect she had. Personalized Service I've used many different local pharmacies and what they all have in common (sadly) is that it's an anonymous experience. It doesn't matter if you've been to the counter two or three times in the same day, you're essentially like a stranger they're seeing for the first time every time you visit. I'd like to give a shout out to Maliha because I had spoken to her on the phone one day trying to resolve a technical/delivery problem and the next day, she saw my name, remembered me and asked me if I was able to solve the problem after we spoke. I was completely floored to get that level of customer service which has almost disappeared in our society. Likewise, I want to acknowledge Amy for being kind and attentive when I was picking up a prescription for my Mom that wasn't quite ready. She came over to me a couple of times to assure me it was almost ready. When you use the word "hospice" in a conversation, you're saying that someone's life is close to the end. It's sad how so many people don't understand that. Amy obviously understood the stress of waiting for a medication for someone in hospice care and I genuinely appreciate her care and consideration. Highly recommend...it's really worth the effort to use Costco pharmacy. Park on the edge of the parking lot near the gas station for a more hassle free experience.

As much as I love going to Costco and seeing all their products and what's out there, I don't…read moretypically have a good experience with the customer service representatives or the people at the checkout counter or even just the general workers. I always feel like I am being a hassle by simply existing or needing to check out. They always seem super stressed, and I'll be at there extremely busy so I cut them some slack, but I just feel bad if I ever have any questions or anything like that because they make me feel unwelcome. Don't get me wrong, there are still some that are very kind, but I just think that this location is too small for the amount of customers who go in. It's almost always insanely packed to the point where I have to park at the neighboring stores

Worst sheetz I've ever been to. My food took absolutely forever and I watched the guy making it…read moretouch his face, hair, and everywhere else with same gloves on, not cool tyler

Middle aged clerk/self proclaimed manager observed being abrupt and disrespectful to non-white…read morecustomers.

This Circle K is clean, easy to get in and out of, and overall an easy experience. Some particulars…read morefor me, that they don't offer any kind of brewed on site tea in the drink area (I am still searching for someone to replace Sheetz in this regard) but there is a ton of coffee selection no matter your preference. Plenty of simple foods, and a DQ on site. Wanted to shout out the fact that I came in just wanting a water, but not wanting to get a tiny plastic bottle or a fancy one. Got one of the big cups, fully expecting to pay the standard fountain price even though it was just water. The cashier waved me off saying water was free. Pretty nice of him, and great if that is policy. I'll typically use a foam cup many times before recycling, whereas single use plastics are much more problematic even when recycled. Thanks Circle K!

Easy in. Easy out. Convenience store is clean with a lot of items including hot breakfast and…read morelunch. Fast and friendly.

DO NOT DO BUSINESS AT THIS STORE! They will not even attempt to correct an error on their part…read more Quite the contrary! I stopped here yesterday morning (04/02/2026) on my way out of Apex to buy five $10 gas cards for prizes at an Easter event this weekend. I took five blank gift cards off the display and handed them to the clerk. I took EXACTLY $50 out of my pocket, counted it twice in front of the clerk, and placed it on the counter between myself and him. There was one $20 bill, two $10 bills, and two $5 bills. I thought the clerk would simply scan all the cards for $10 each, charge me $50 and off I would go. I had purchased other types of gift cards from other businesses over the past week, and that was the how it was done. The procedure at this store was different. The clerk had all the cards. He would scan a card placing a $10 value on it, and hand it to me to swipe in the card reader to load it onto the card. Then, I had to give the card back to the clerk, which he would scan again and hand back to me as completed. The first card scan went smoothly, but when swiping the second card, the reader would show, "card error." I had to swipe it a couple times again before it loaded the $10. When trying to add the third card, the reader again kept displaying "card error", so the clerk just cashed it out at the $20 and removed the $20 bill from the pile of bills on the counter. He held it up to me to show me and I nodded in acknowledgment. Personally, I didn't care for it, but it was fine at the time. He handed me the two completed cards, and I set them to the right of me to keep things organized. We followed this process with third card. When it loaded, the clerk took a $10 bill from the bills on the counter. I made note of it, and when the 4th card finally loaded after a few attempts, I tossed him the second $10 bill from the bills on the counter. The clerk had one blank card left and there were two $5 bills remaining. It was all good at that point. That's when the clerk said I still needed to give him $10 for the last two cards that were completed. I told him that he got it....that he took a $10 bill and I gave him the other $10 bill. He replied that he only took a $20 bill earlier and that he showed it to me. I agreed and said, "but you also took one $10 bill and I handed you the second $10 bill." I pointed out that there had been exactly $50 dollars on the counter. I also pointed out that there was only one card left to scan and two $5 bills on the counter. I didn't feel that the clerk was lying. I was just thinking that he did not recall taking a $10 bill from the money on the counter. I could not actually see the register for all the display on the counter top, but I thought he may have been setting the bills aside and hoped he could readily see the money he had collected. Whatever the case, he wasn't interested in checking. I told him, "Believe me, your drawer will balance at the end of your shift." He didn't say anything. He took the fifth and final card, scanned it, and handed it to me to swipe just as we did the others. I swiped it to load the $10 and handed it back to him to complete. He scanned it the second time as if to complete it, and handed it to me. I handed him the two $5 bills. I smiled and thanked him as I headed towards the door to leave. As I was leaving, the clerk called out to me, "Miss, here's your receipts." I went back and he handed me two receipts. I thanked him, again. A few miles out of Apex, I looked at the receipts the clerk handed me. Each of them totaled $20 for a complete total of $40. Yet, the clerk had given me 5 cards. That is when I realized that rather than resolve the matter of discrepancy, the clerk went through the motions of selling me the fifth gift card. Rather than complete it with the second scan, he deleted it, and gave me back a blank card. That deception itself was wrong. Plus, I had been ripped off for $10. I've tried to contact the manager to talk to him about what happened. No one answers the phone. You can tell by the way it disconnects that it is intentional and automated. I contacted the corporate office and asked them for a working number. The store does not answer the phone. Corporate asked me to send them my receipts and images of the gift cards, but all that proves is that I spent $40 and received $40 worth of gift cards. It does not prove that I paid $10 cash for a card that has no money on it. So, I asked them to request camera footage from the store in the hope that they would see exactly what happened at the counter. Corporate told that they could not do that. Check out the other reviews on Google. If you need gas and are in their area, I recommend you do business with the Mobil station right next door. If my post protects one person by sending them to another store, then it has done what it should. May KARMA protect many more!

For what I needed--a tank of gas it filled my needs perfectly. Had cash and stood in a short…read moresocially distanced line with other masked customers. The teller was friendly and efficient. Gas pump worked well. Price was lowest in area. I did not like how much trash was blowing around the outside area by the pumps.

Gas station, decent bathroom, and clean store. This was a good stop while traveling in the area. If…read moreyou're into geocaching, there's also a geocache nearby.

Best sushi I've ever had! Amazing quality, and amazing g service! 10/10 recommend and can't wait to…read morecome back!

This very clean convenient gas station is a welcome upgrade from what was on that property before…read more Easy in and out, drive up window, and a car wash. One stop with a convenience store inside. Competitive pricing. In par with all the other gas stations in Pittsboro.

Gas here is always a bit more expensive than other local stations. It is a very clean which I give…read morethem alot of credit for and a few stars, but I needed air in my tires and their air pump did not work. Plus, they charge for air which is not unusual, but think about it - they are charging for air and their gas prices are high to start with. Went to Sheetz and the air is free (and it works) and gas was about 10 cents cheaper per gallon. Now a Sheetz customer, would only come to Eagles for convenience.