I stopped by here a little after 8:05pm on a Monday evening to get gas before going on a little…read moredrive to my brothers house. I went inside to prepay. The store was clean and had the usual convenience store items. There were 2 staff members that were friendly. No complaints (other than wanting the gas to be cheaper, haha)

If you want a very nice Chlii Dog, or a couple of well fried Chicken Wings, or an order of solid…read morePotato Wedges, and you want them quick, this just might be the place you want to try. The Chili Dog is especially nice, every bit as good as the one served up the street at Frosty's. This is a grab and go, guy kinda place, not that there' anything wrong with that.

Yelp lists Jack's In and Out Mart in my search for 24-hour pharmacies. But when I tried to get my…read moreprescription filled there the lady said, "sir, this is a gas station." It's a nice gas station but a lousy pharmacy.

I only stopped here because the gas is cheap and it's on my way home. The black lady on second…read moreshift is so rude and unprofessional. She drives the white truck. She's not just rude to me. She's rude to everybody. I've been in there several times and every time you go in there, she's just mean and nasty. I just hate going in there because of her the owner should know how she treat his customers. I'm sure she's running people away and he's losing business because of her.

Thank you for everything. Good service was the customer. Thank you for helping. I found everything…read morefor my store.

What Trinity Food Mart has got going for it is being the only convenient store located…read moredowntown--specifically by the DIY district. Since I have family that live within a three minute walk to Trinity Food Mart, I have been there several times more then the average person. Trinity Food Mart is where it's at for wine and beer in a pinch, although prices are $2-$3 above most (for example, a six-pack of HopNosh will run $10.59 where you can usually find it for $8.99) but you really can't beat the convenience. So, if you're in a pinch for adult beverages and are headed into North Durham, Trinity Food Mart is the perfect place to stop. They also have milk, bread and the assortment of gas station snacks (although NO half & half!) They've also gotten rid of their 9th Street Bakery goods--so sad! According to the man on staff when I asked, 9th Street is selling to other companies now. So you won't be able to pick up a local cookie or muffin but you can still pick up a banana or a cliff bar!

Pretty standard gas station with reasonable prices for the area. The store inside is reasonably…read morewell stocked, and the employees that I have met were friendly.

-Can a gas station become one's "happy place?". Yes! -For…read morethe past 3 months their price at the pump is steady $2.85/gal. -That's 15-30 cents less than most other BP in the Triangle. -Why BP, and why this filling station, ...in Carrboro? - - HT fuel points help reduce the price up to $1.00. - - And here the price is lower to begin with. - - Conveniently close for us. -Big smiles, lotsa smiles. ...and with my hybrid car it's even fewer visits. -T h a n k you!

An employee came out while I was fueling up my truck, and told me I can't put all my trash and…read morerecycling in the trash bin and recycling bin at my pump. I put two plastic grocery bags full of my car's garbage in the trash, then I put three small plastic water bottles in the recycling bin beside the trash bin. He said those are ONLY THERE for our RECEIPTS. He said he's the one who has to empty all these trash and recycling bins. The bins that are placed at each pump, for customers to use. He directed me to instead place my trash and recycling in their dumpsters instead. The trash bin at my pump was so full, I understand that me cramming my two small plastic grocery store bags of trash in it, making it full to its maximum capacity and leaving no room for other people to put their trash in it, was rude. Two bags was probably pushing it, I agree. My two bags consisting of packaging from products I'd purchased from other BP gas station convenience stores along my travels, is also quite rude of me. As each BP gas station will be at an entirely different convenience store. I thought it was kind of him to allow me to dispose of my trash in his dumpsters instead, and so I removed my trash from the trash bin at my pump, and I walked it over to their dumpster, and I placed it inside of it. I then returned to my pump, printed out my receipt after taking the pump gun out of my fuel tank fillers neck, and putting it back on the pump, then pressing "yes" when asked if I'd like a receipt printed. When the pump printed my receipt, due to pressing option "yes" instead of "no", I then grabbed my receipt and I placed it into my glove box.

I usually stop here when visiting family for small snacks and beverages…read more I've not ever purchased gas from this location. Each staff member is usually polite and friendly during our transactions. The store appears to have a kitchen area that serves both Hunts Brothers pizza & chicken meals with sides. Did not use the restroom in this location so I cannot speak to the cleanliness of those spaces, but will the next time I return. The layout of the store can make it feel rather congested to me or maze-like due to the placement of the shelves and such. The newest addition to this location is the U-Haul trucks. This location does offer rental pick up and drop off. There are also EV charging stations in the rear of this location, which may be convenient if you're traveling in the area and need a quick charge during your travels.

Nice and clean !! Cool staff nice prices on foods and services. Bathrooms were clean as wellread more

This is such a great store!…read more This is the only plastic-free store that I know in the area. I think it's amazing what they are trying to do! You can bring your own containers and use those, but they also have some extra glass jars if you forget. They have tea, spices, dry goods, bath and cleaning products, nuts, snacks, grains, etc. However, they don't have everything here, so don't expect to be able to do all your food shopping. For example, they don't really have fresh produce. I also don't think the prices are that bad!! The tea is a really good deal compared to other stores. Unlike a regular store, you can buy exactly the amount you need, which really helps cut down on the cost for certain items. I also really appreciate that they have inclusive employment practices and are affiliated with the Autism Support and Advocacy Center.

This store is unique. It's purpose is to reduce packaging and waste, so you weigh empty jars, fill…read moreit up with the item you want, and they ring up your purchase by the ounce. I see another reviewer complain about the prices but that's not the point. If you want cheap, go to Walmart. If you want to help reduce waste and support a local business that employs neurodiverse staff and has a free community fridge outside (free food for anyone, no questions asked), come here. Besides bulk items, they also have some some packaged items like toothpaste, toothbrushes, laundry sheets, etc. We will support this business.

A little bit seedy but I guess it serves its purpose. More than anything, it just has a convenient…read morelocation for students (and the crazy people who roam the street). However, I will not stand for "Be back in 10 minutes" notes on the door in the middle of the day, especially when you really mean 20+ minutes. I understand that you sometimes have to leave unexpectedly, but don't undershoot the time in order to benefit your business: give your customers the respect they deserve by telling the truth so that they aren't stuck waiting outside for nothing like fools. If your store is no longer convenient (aka open during marked business hours), then I'll go elsewhere.

Franklin Street Market has location going for it: it's a convenience store near the UNC campus,…read morenext to the dearly departed Inihaw. It's your non-7-11-style store, so not really all that remarkable. They do have Four Loko in all of its flavors toward the back, if people are still into that. It's not a bad place. It's basically unremarkable, and that's A-OK.