Automatic doors!!!…read more Stopped in to use the bathroom, and a good thing we did because the Motel 6 we planned on staying at wouldn't let us check in until 3. Standard procedure, but they lost a customer because we decided not to stay in Savannah. I'd never heard of Parker's, but apparently they're some kind of chain, like Royal Farms up north. The bathroom had signs on the door about needing a key, but the kid behind the counter seemed confused when we asked for it. It wasn't locked, so maybe take down the signs? The ladies room door was partially blocked by boxes. I'm not above using the men's room, especially when it's a single stall bathroom, but we were able to squeeze into the ladies. The sink was interesting. Someone had tagged the trashcan. We grabbed some coffee, ice for Jeremy's insulin cooler, and some gas. It was a fairly lackluster experience.

It was a nice treat to have a gas station readily available before we hit the road to Jacksonville…read more Parkers is right of the beaten path before I16. I filled up on gas and of course coffee. Counter service was less than friendly. However, there is a catch 22 to gas attendants or cashier. Either they are too friendly or not friendly enough. It is important for them to have a balance in their demeanor especially if the town host many visitors as Savannah does. Parker is a hit for location and convenience. Service could have been more upbeat. Convince beats service. B+ for Parkers. I'll be your cashier part time for $15 an hour!

PRICE GOUGING! While driving into Savannah Georgia on Thursday afternoon March 19, I was very…read morepleased to find a Chevron and even more pleased to see the sign advertising single price, regular at $1.89/gal. I was shocked when after I filled up with the mid-range 89 octane to see I was changed $3.39/gal! I went inside to collect my receipt and question how they could charge such a high price. The guy behind the counter shrugged his shoulders and said I would have to speak to the owner. No owner was found. This is blatant price gouging.

Most expensive place in Savannah. On the plus side - not busy (make lemonade when you can! But…read morehere, it will cost you $4.95 a can.)

Great store open 24/7, good selection of food and drinks, wide open space, not packed too tightly,…read moreand fast pumps. Bathroom was clean, too.

Savannah is at the convergence of I-95 and I-16, plus the deep water Port of Savannah. This…read moreparticular area is loaded with truck stops, warehouses, truck parking, container storage and such. And what truckers need is a Love's. Here it is. As we're a couple of miles from I-95, this Love's is more "truck" than "auto" but they still have all the great features that make for a fabulous Love's. Hot dog rollers, coffee, soda fountains, grab-and-go food and clean restrooms. Men's room was good and Mrs. K. informed me that the ladies room was also good. This was a positive stop. [Review 181 of 2025 - 782 in Georgia - 23746 overall]

The most run down sorriest Loves I have ever been to, go to circle K. It's dirty and half the…read morepumps don't work.

This was some of the lowest prices on the island. They were even lower than Sam's club…read more Did not go inside. We just pumped and left.

Best gas station coffee I've had in a minute. Don't listen to these other bs reviews go hereread more

A convenient quick stop for gas and other essentials on a road trip. Easy on and easy off I-95, and…read moregas was cheaper than other places all over the country for under $4. Gotta hit Georgia gas stations before going north to save a buck or 2!!!!

I needed to stop here on my way down 95 for a body break. They have a great selection of snacks and…read moredrinks. I made a purchase and then decided to use the ladies bathroom. The cashier was nice enough to hold my purchase at the counter until I was done with that. The bathroom was clean and tidy.