This may have been the worst circle K I've ever been to. There was an employee who was EXTREMELY…read morerude.I was getting a slurpee when one of the dispensers was watery. I went to get another one when I was yelled at by an employee that I was "wasting the slurpee machine". I was not wasting the slurpee and she began saying how wasteful I was which she was not entitled to do that. I'm extremely disappointed and won't be coming here again.

If you're gonna sell propane, sell propane! What's with the, uhhh I can't and my partner's on…read morebreak. You will have to wait a half hour! Kiss my backside Circle K.

This place had water and I like water but there was Martha stood outside the Circle K convenience…read morestore on a warm Sunday morning, clutching her Bible and pamphlets. As a Jehovah's Witness, she was dedicated to spreading her faith and sharing the message of salvation with anyone willing to listen. This quiet suburban neighborhood was her mission field today. Customers hurried in and out of the store, most of them barely acknowledging Martha's presence. She greeted each one with a warm smile, offering them pamphlets with titles like "The Path to Eternal Life" and "Finding Hope in a Troubled World." One elderly gentleman with a cane paused to chat. Martha explained her beliefs and the importance of faith in her life. He nodded politely and accepted a pamphlet before shuffling into the store. A young mother, struggling to manage her two rowdy kids, smiled wearily at Martha but declined the pamphlet. Undeterred, Martha said, "If you ever have questions or need support, don't hesitate to reach out." As the morning passed, the sun climbed higher in the sky, and the stream of customers continued. Martha was met with a mix of reactions, from polite refusals to the occasional in-depth conversation. She was patient and empathetic, knowing that everyone had their own spiritual journey. Around noon, a disheveled man in his early thirties approached. His eyes were bloodshot, and he looked like he had been through some tough times. "Hey," he mumbled, barely making eye contact. Martha smiled warmly and handed him a pamphlet. "Hi there, would you like to learn about the hope that faith can bring to your life?" The man hesitated for a moment, then nodded. He took the pamphlet and shuffled to a nearby bench. Martha joined him, and for the next half hour, they talked about faith, hope, and the struggles that life had thrown at him. The man had hit rock bottom, and this chance encounter with Martha offered a glimmer of hope. Before leaving, he thanked Martha for her kindness and guidance, promising to visit the local Kingdom Hall, where Jehovah's Witnesses congregated. As the day drew to a close, Martha realized that while many people had passed her by, her presence had made a difference in at least one person's life. She packed her remaining pamphlets, feeling fulfilled by her mission of spreading the message of faith and hope, even outside a humble Circle K.

Great spot along Van Buren to stop for gas & an energy drink/ coffee or whatever tickles your fancy…read more What I like is their customer service! I was pumping gas and needed a receipt. The machine wasn't working and luckily an attendant was sweeping outside because I just so happened to have my pup with me in the car. Of course I wasn't going to leave my fur baby in the car to go inside and then the attendant ran in to get my receipt. She also stated that the reason the machines don't work half the time is because of the way the receipts are torn. So pumpers beware of the way you retrieve your receipts at the pump. Be gentle! Lol

STANDARD & RELIABLE! Popped in to buy some contact solution for my RGB lenses and they had two…read morebottles of solution left. This Walgreens was bustling for a suburbian location. I saw tons of people near the pharmacy and food area. It didn't get chaotic, it was generally calm. The cashier was pleasant and professional. I'd return! They have curbside pickup and a lot of snack options ranging from drinks to candy.

I hate leaving reviews like this. Normally, I don't have much of a problem here... long waits are…read morenormal and typically go home and wait. This time I dropped prescription at the drive-thru and the gal told me it would be about 30 minutes and if I just wanted to come in and wait. I figured, 30 minutes...why not? I should have known... Almost two hours later, I finally got my prescription.

most beautiful cashier in this little town, i'll be back. good prices & selection aswell :)read more

Their Customer Service Stalks. It gets annoying. I went their and all the cashier does is tweet all…read moreday like her shit don't stink. FUCK THAT!

It was ethan that made it amazing...! He really loves his job. Outstanding customer service he…read moredeserves a promotion.., give the guy a raise, seriously...!

My first time here…read more Pros: Not too difficult to get in and out of this gas station (even during a busy time like 5:30 p.m.). Cash back on GasBuddy and Upside apps (if you use a credit card and take a picture of your receipt, for one of the apps I think GasBuddy, the other app just link your cc). Message me if you need a referral code. Pretty low cost compared to other surrounding gas stations. Looked like same price for cash or credit. Downsides: Small. There's only 4 pumps. So there was a short line. Quality probably not as great as more brand name stations.

Great drinks good price on gas and they actually have bathrooms clean and open to publicread more

Pretty clean inside... But the restroom... Oh my! I have never been in a gas station restroom that…read morewas so clean. I went out of my way to let the staff know how pleased I was with their restroom and they responded with "Thanks. People tell us that all the time.". Nice to know that they're consistent with the cleanliness & I didn't go there on an inspection day or something. Service here is very friendly. They also have a Chase ATM inside. It would've been 5 stars, but it's ARCO gas & it burns fast.

Been going here for as long as I can remember, the past 25 years. It has sure changed over the…read moreyears but is still a great little place! They have all the convenience store essentials and some amazing food as well.

Live right across the street from here good place to get quick shopping done for the little things…read moreI need for food

This has been a Shell for at least a couple of years now but OK…read more.. I go here for the gas & convenience. My work schedule has changed so I have the chance to stop here earlier in the morning to fill up. Two weeks in a row I get there and all of these NexGen company trucks/vans are parked at the pumps hogging them all up. It seems as if they just sit there after they've pumped their gas or not even they just park cause their NexGen buddy is getting gas. The point here is they need to be courteous and move the eff on when they're done since all they're doing is wasting time and taking up spots that other people are waiting for. Store employees don't seem to give a damn. If this happens a 3rd time I'm done wasting my time and taking my business elsewhere.

There was poor customer service with a specific employee and he was not helpful when purchasing…read moregas. Please be careful.

This Chevron gas station in Riverside is maintained immaculately and is very clean and organized…read more The staff inside is very friendly and the coffee is very hot. I put air in my tires and the were good enough to turn the air on for me. The air and water station was very clean and the air gauge was surprisingly working unlike most gas places. The gas station store was fully stocked with all you could need like ice, hot food, sandwiches, hot coffee, beer, propane, ice cold drinks and everything else.

This Chevron gas station has managed to accumulate a bad reputation in the neighborhood. And let's…read morebe clear... it's a friggin gas station. The expectations are pretty low for a cookie cutter business at the corner of nearly every block on Van Buren Blvd. And yet people in my family and our neighbors all have some story about this place. 2 such stories: My dad's story: He's a 68 year old guy who bought a pint of icecream. Upon arriving home (literally a block away) he realized that this icecream had clearly melted half way. How long was this dairy product unrefrigerated? Who knows. He turned right around and brought it back for a refund and, more importantly, to alert this neighborhood business of a problem. Astonishingly, the clerk who had JUST sold him the pint accused him of racing home and surreptitiously exchanging the pint of ice cream at home with another one. Amazing. My story today: Pulled up, scanned my card, selected fuel, put the pump in... nothing. Hmm. Maybe a bad pump. Pulled around to another pump... same thing. Then I noticed other would-be customers doing the same thing. As I was walking into the store, 2 more customers were coming out all saying the same thing - none of the pumps work. My conversation with the clerk: "I understand all the pumps are down." "Yeah, it's been like that all day." "Do you think you could put a sign up at the pumps or something? Everyone is obviously frustrated at having their time wasted." "I'm not the manager." "Right, could you call the manager?" "They know." "Can I contact the manager?" "No, you can't." So, here I am. On Yelp. To telly you just to go to one of the other many options on Van Buren Blvd. This place is terrible.