There is no gas station, here.it is a Whataburger. They can't offer gas (well, maybe after eating a…read moreburger here), but for fast-food, it is not bad food. The staff is nice too and it is bright and cheerful I'm ambiance.

This particular Circle K is just off of the highway and on Commerce Street, a main road in…read moreHernando, Mississippi, so it is convenient for both travelers and locals. The gas prices are competitive and the inside hss the usual convenience store items associated with a gas station. If you want something more, there is a Whataburger next door and a few other restaurants close enough by. All in all, it is a decent enough stop for gas.

I love the coffee! I hate coming over here but he's taking a bathroom break door is lockedread more

Great beer options. Very friendly people that work there. They also own the liquor store next door…read morewhich is super convenient.

Hands down the best beer selection in town! Growlers in Hernando!read more

Hernando Town Square is an amazing part of Hernando, Mississippi and has an amazing small-town vibe…read moregoing for it. This is a very small town square and downtown area, which I think just adds to the overall feel of the area. There are restaurants (including an interesting looking steakhouse), retail (including an independent music store), and even the office of a politician. The people were friendly and I enjoyed my time on a lovely Wednesday evening in February with the temperature in the lower sixties. I have to say that I enjoy my visits to Hernando, Mississippi. It really is an amazing little town and seems to be a long way away from the significantly bigger city of Memphis, Tennessee (though it is only about a half hour away). If you find yourself in Hernando, Mississippi, I would definitely recommend a visit to their town square. I will give this town square five stars.

The pharmacy is regularly out of insulin and diabetes management supplies - things that people…read moredepend on for proper medical treatment. When items are out of stock, it is not uncommon to have to wait a week or longer to get refills.

Elderly, have meds to pick up but no driver available. Called yesterday - had to work my way…read morethrough automated system, held 20 minutes for a human, and was cut off. Tried again today. Nearly same wait time but finally talked to a very helpful rep about home delivery. Got set up, but had to go on line to fill out credit card info. Have made a dozen attempts but get "problem occurred, try later." Called Walgreens again and never made it to a real person. The agent was helpful but meds still in limbo. I'm sure agents are overworked. My gripe is with the company ; surely their dismal customer service will eventually affect their bottom line.