Triangle Market is a convenience store, conveniently located in my walking path and usually most…read morenoticeable when I've forgotten something essential like water or a much needed diet coke and I do not want to go out of my way. A bottle of soda is like $1.75, which, by my Chicago standards is pretty normal. Water is also priced normal. I've never had bad service. I walk up to the counter with my merchandise, pay, get change and leave. What I like best is the map and store rules. I am actually a fan of maps. I think our spatial capabilities suffer just a little bit every time we use google maps to tell us how to navigate while never actually looking at the map and where we are going. In any case, the fine cartography makes navigating 1,000 sq feet much easier. Plus if I were at all uncertain about opinionated whining or paying in large sums of change, I could easily look at the back of the map and realize that these things are not acceptable by the Clerk.

As long as I've been in Madison, this main-stay market, one of the oldest on State street. It's…read moreantiquated location, unable to hold more than 10 people at one time, is cozy, a mesh of both the modern and old. Products inside are some of the most reasonable on State street

The girl working was very helpful knew what she was talking about Thank you The place was very…read moreclean smelled amazing Great doing business there

Why oh why would I be in a tobacco shop? The only explanation is that my stoner economist brother…read moredragged me in here for some paraphernalia need. If I hear him tell me just one more time about how marijuana consumption is legal in his state, I may need drugs. This convenience store has dangerous addictive nicotine delivery systems like cigarettes, utensils and equipment for other sorts of smoking, mints, some snacks, and I guess, sundries. I'm not really sure, I guess I don't really know what sundries are. I wonder what the singular would be. Maybe the sell a sundry or two? Not sure. It's on State, so there's no parking nearby, but there of course lots of bicycle racks nearby.

My favourite place in the city especially it's located nearby the lake. The service was so good and…read morethey are super friendly

On July 5th 2025 around 3PM. i told the only lady at the desk the atm wasn't working she shrugged…read moreand said "well idk" that's it. multiple times i've came here it's been terrible service. THESE PEOPLE SHOULD NOT HAVE JOBS. they don't do anything. i highly don't recommend.

Great place for gas snacks coffee and car washes. Great customer service lots of variety for drinks…read moresandwiches candies and cheese.

This place is different from other KTs I've visited. First, the gas station pumps are parallel to…read morethe road, so there was a WTF moment when I pulled in. Ok, got that figured out. The inside also seems a bit smaller. The refrigerated goods were in an upright fridge, not the lower level ones like other locations. It took me some time to find them, but I was still was able to get my salad and hard boiled eggs so I was happy. Everything else was the same, nice clean bathroom, great variety of food and beverages and plenty of New Glarus beer! The staff was friendly and we got a Kwik rewards card since we will be driving in Wisconsin more. This isn't far from the Madison campus of Wisconsin, so if you are in the area, stop in!

Madison, Wisconsin…read more A 3 star Speedway. Should be a four. Late at night, this spot was busy. It gets lots of use. In a town this size, hot food should be sold late! Review: 3

I won't be back after going in to cash lottery tickets and then having the manager lecture me and…read moreinterrogate me rather than listen to me and his clerk about the issue that had happened. It started with notifying the clerk really calmly and kindly that their Sprite fountain was empty on flavor. I wasn't mad, I grabbed a bottle version, I thought I was being nice by letting them know. When the clerk told the manager, the manager starts giving me a really intense vibe like I attacked him. I had to repeatedly say I wasn't upset, I was just letting them know, it wasn't a big deal? Don't you want people to tell you so that you can label the fountain? Then the only time I've ever had a problem with scanning lottery tickets in my life. Upon first scan, the clerk told me I had $16 rather than the $70 I had scratched and drawn on Powerball. I was very calm and said it wasn't correct, he went and scanned again, came back with $0 on Powerball and brought back the printed tickets to show me. I told him to bring me the original tickets because I knew it was $50+ wrong. When the manager came over again unsolicited, he got involved and lectured me about how the machine works -- which I already knew, but then he wouldn't just look at the cards which clearly indicated I had won more than what was registering. The clerk was clearly trying to resolve the situation, but was scanning tickets at the same time as someone else and things got crossed -- no problem, except why am I being lectured and having a manager interrogate me and tell me I'm wrong repeatedly. He wouldn't listen to what had happened from either me or the clerk. At one point he told me he was training the clerk, like that's the reason he was being confrontational to me? I just wanted to show them how the receipts and tickets lined up, but the manager held my scratched cards and wouldn't show them to me, grilled me about how many cards and which ones were mine. When the clerk did his calculator, it was evident that I had over $70 to pay out. We both tried to explain what had happened because genuinely, whatever the first scans had done were not registered right, and the manager was pretty confrontational. When I laid them out on the counter with the correct scans, the manager was like "see it's right!" -- I had literally multiple different scans from the clerk and was trying to be helpful in illustrating what went on. I just wanted my money and to get out of there. Again, let me emphasize, *I literally never asked him to fix anything* so he was really intense for no reason. They were about to short me $50 and I wasn't throwing a fit or anything, I'm just trying to show them that something went wrong. After unnecessary stress and being scolded and interrogated, I wouldn't go back here. I'm sure gas station customers can be tough sometimes, I'm sure there's stress and people wanting to "see a manager," but I did not complain, I was not mad. He came on really strong and was projecting something onto me. The clerk was nice and genuinely tried to help me, but I don't want to risk losing $50 and having someone be so aggressive at me when I'm just trying to get my money.

another place in madison that makes me giggle. what is this silly little grocery store that somehow…read morehas like everything and anything. idk it made me chuckle in a happy way

I have been getting groceries delivered since October 2024. The service is wonderful and the staff…read moreis very friendly. The products all meet my needs. Another reason to shop at Capitol Centre Market is that is downtown and I like to support small businesses.

In hindsight I believe I was too harsh in my initial assessment. I don't blame Carol for the…read moreDoritos Crunch Nuts being bad but I remember I was convinced into buying them. As for the pizza thing. That was crazy. This dude was just handed a slice of pizza out of the oven, just given it. He asked for a box to go and Carol gave him a plastic bag. To this day I cannot unsee the horror that I witnessed that day in that man's eyes.

Convenient for basics if your're in the area. It's sorta like a smaller competitor to the…read moreWallgreen's Corner across the street. Ok for a mini-US 7-11, it has Icees, candy, cold drinks, frozen food, mystery donuts*, some grab-and-go food, booze (since it's MSN), coffee, and an oddly relatively wide variety of work gloves for sale. Cheap and quick. The place is somehow, pretty clean, especially given its location. Note: (especially for those from overseas) This is NOT a 7-Eleven like you may be used to if you've been to a 7-Eleven in Japan or even Hong Kong. If you're expecting that experience, please prepare for disappointment. Bonus Find: Dunkaroos! (Multiple flavors!) * (More than once, at other places over the years, I've tried to stake out the entity responsible for delivering these things around 2:00 a.m. across town. It's literally a mysterious entity which doesn't want to be named, in an unmarked van, no less...)

most reviews here seems to be out of date, the place is a very relaxing quiet shop to browse around…read morefor almost anything, the staff which changed between 2 different people working behind the cash register, the afternoon worker can really ring you up pretty fast, very impressive

Friendly, locally-owned business. Great hours, even on holidays.read more

visited wisconsin for the first time and found this hidden gem on tiktok! located in a basement of…read morethis random building but WOW staff were so friendly and welcoming :) since it was my first time, they kinda walked me thru how everything worked and throughly mentioned lil snapchat word of the day for some $$ off. they have free popcorn as well! gave us a stamp card as well! it's a sandwich/ deli spot + a convenient store all in one. they have coffee machines if u wanted something in the morning too.

The best place! My favorite spot that I came to in college. They have a word of the day where you…read moreget a free drink. They have the best breakfast sandwiches and don't sleep on the regular sandwiches and salad too. The workers are so kind. Highly recommend!

Been doing business with them for over 35 years. Great service and they kept my husband's antique…read more34 Ford running in tip top condition. They have gasoline rather than ethanol They pump your gas for you. Good prices for tires, batteries, and all services. Wouldn't trust my car to anyone else.

I was driving from Chicago to Minneapolis and was having issues with warning lights that didn't…read moreseem to make much sense. I stopped to add some air (as one light seemed to tell me I needed to), but the place I stopped at in Beloit didn't have a gauge to measure the PSI, so I had no idea how much I was adding, so of course, the light came back on shortly after I got back on the road. It was already dark, and I seriously considered turning around and missing the funeral in Minneapolis the next morning. However, I as I was nearing Madison, I decided to pull off the freeway in Madison at a place where there's a Cousin's and a Walgreen's right across from each other as I wanted both, and I saw this place nearby. I pulled in and they were sympathetic to my situation. They got me in immediately and made sure all of my tires were at the proper PSI (and yes, I had overfilled a couple). I was back on the road in no time and made it to Minneapolis without issues. The peace of mind was well worth the $5.00 they charged me. I wish I hadn't just filled up or I would have gotten gas, too.