Bad service had miss understand with the price of food $5 for a breast. My food came up to $34 the…read moreguy behind the rester tried to make it right but the old lady cooking it was not try to help and had a attitude like I was in the wrong so I just ask for my money back.

We love their potato wedges as they are the best around. My husband loves their chicken wings. You…read morecan call ahead for your order. They have great customer service.

Great food at good prices. They have daily specials for around $5. Glad I found this placeread more

I want to speak to the excellence of circle k, Belmont Mt Holly Rd location employee Trina. She is…read moreinformed and efficient and she is always kind and helpful. I do business at this store daily and she is without a doubt your best employee. She is always on the move, cleaning and keeping the store in great shape. It is always a pleasure to interact with her. Take care of this one. She is one of your greatest assets. I rate her and you should too.

I stopped here while driving back to Texas with my dog for gas and a break. I was dismayed to see…read morethe green space littered with trash, food containers, and even a few hypodermic needles. Would not recommend stopping here unless you only need gasoline or a snack.

Great selection of items. Very easy to get in and out of. Plenty of parking. 4 pumps can be busy…read moreat certain times.

Has Apple Pay at the pumps and register which make getting in and out quickly a breeze. As…read morementioned by another reviewer it can be busy at times but it's never been an excessive wait for me.

Dear Manager, I…read morewant to recognize Rachel for exceptional customer service at your Walgreens store located at 2500 E Franklin Blvd in Gastonia, NC. She went above and beyond to help me develop two special photos and patiently guided me step by step through the entire process. She was tremendously kind, patient, and genuinely cared about helping me. Employees like Rachel make a big difference in the customer experience. She deserves recognition for her outstanding service and dedication. Thank you!

I came to this Walgreens to get my vaccine. They were super nice over the phone when I called to…read moreask some general questions two days prior. Upon my arrival, the store only had a few customers inside. The shelves were well stocked and I was greeted when I arrived. I saw 1-2 employees stocking shelves as I made my way to the back of the store towards the pharmacy. I waited a few minutes for my turn. I was given some paperwork and then back in line to return it. The pharmacy tech called me back into a small room to administer the vaccine. She was really nice and we talked some during our short time together. It was over in a matter of seconds. She asked that I wait 15 minutes before driving away. This is the direction they give everyone after the shot. I was glad that I arrived when I did. After I finished completing my paperwork, a bus of about 8-10 elderly people were dropped off. They were making small talk amongst themselves and with the pharmacy techs. My wait could have been much longer if I arrived after them. They were a cute bunch and the techs knew them by name.

I stopped at this Amoco in Mount Holly today to purchase gas and a few items inside the store…read more After paying for more than $40 in fuel and returning to the pump, I noticed a screw inserted into the plastic housing near the nozzle lever that appeared to prevent it from fully closing and sealing. Given recent reports and warnings about fuel pump tampering and fuel theft schemes, the issue immediately raised concerns. Rather than ignore it, I went inside and politely informed the cashier. Instead of taking the concern seriously, I was told it was caused by me removing the nozzle too early, which was not accurate because the nozzle was still in my vehicle. I was then told that concerns about fuel theft were "just a TikTok trend." The conversation became even more frustrating when the cashier suggested that perhaps my gas tank was simply full. At that point, I had only pumped approximately $11 worth of fuel into my vehicle. I explained that unless I was driving a bicycle, it was highly unlikely that my tank was full after only $11 in gas. Rather than addressing the concern, it felt like excuses were being made to dismiss it. My issue is not whether the pump was actually being used for a scam; it's the dismissive response from staff when a legitimate customer raised a reasonable concern about the condition of the pump. A simple acknowledgment and a promise to have someone inspect it would have gone a long way. Before leaving, I took photos and made sure the pump was properly secured. I would encourage other customers to pay attention to the condition of the pumps before and after fueling. Customer concerns should be taken seriously, especially when they involve equipment that directly affects the product being purchased. Unfortunately, this experience left me disappointed with the level of customer service and professionalism shown.

For whatever reason, the gas here was a good ten cents cheaper than other stations nearby. For…read morethat, I'm a fan. The station is decently lit and very convenient from the exit off I-85. Easy in and easy out. There is a "classic" convenience store inside but I did not venture to explore it today. [Review 13191 overall, 508 of 2020.]

I stopped at this Amoco in Mount Holly today to purchase gas and a few items inside the store…read more After paying for more than $40 in fuel and returning to the pump, I noticed a screw inserted into the plastic housing near the nozzle lever that appeared to prevent it from fully closing and sealing. Given recent reports and warnings about fuel pump tampering and fuel theft schemes, the issue immediately raised concerns. Rather than ignore it, I went inside and politely informed the cashier. Instead of taking the concern seriously, I was told it was caused by me removing the nozzle too early, which was not accurate because the nozzle was still in my vehicle. I was then told that concerns about fuel theft were "just a TikTok trend." The conversation became even more frustrating when the cashier suggested that perhaps my gas tank was simply full. At that point, I had only pumped approximately $11 worth of fuel into my vehicle. I explained that unless I was driving a bicycle, it was highly unlikely that my tank was full after only $11 in gas. Rather than addressing the concern, it felt like excuses were being made to dismiss it. My issue is not whether the pump was actually being used for a scam; it's the dismissive response from staff when a legitimate customer raised a reasonable concern about the condition of the pump. A simple acknowledgment and a promise to have someone inspect it would have gone a long way. Before leaving, I took photos and made sure the pump was properly secured. I would encourage other customers to pay attention to the condition of the pumps before and after fueling. Customer concerns should be taken seriously, especially when they involve equipment that directly affects the product being purchased. Unfortunately, this experience left me disappointed with the level of customer service and professionalism shown.