Doesn't carry proper change in their register. Blamed robberies in the area. Get some glass then and accommodate. Overpriced candy and drinks. Dirty location and unhelpful. Will never go back. read more

Be careful at night. There are alot of people loitering at night at this gas station. Ive never had a problem but I also dont talk to anyone hanging out. read more

I've been to this Mobil gas station / Circle K mini-mart several times and I really don't know why I keep coming back. Most of the time I leave disappointed. On the plus side, this Mobil gas station is well-illuminated and it has sixteen pumps with pay-at-the-pump capability. A Circle K mini-mart is co-located at this Mobil, where they have coffee, fountain drinks and several types of snacks. This gas station also has a drive-thru car wash with a do-it-yourself vacuum station. It's also nice that this Mobil does not charge an additional fee for their customers that use a debit card. Unfortunately, there are many negatives about this location as well. Quite often, a few of the pumps are non-operational, making it even more challenging to quickly gas up at a station that is already quite busy. They also charge a ridiculously high fee just to use the air compressor and water, which is a service that should be free of charge for their customers that need to refill their tires and/or radiator. The bathroom is absolutely filthy and it needs a major overhaul. But the most annoying thing to me is that, most of the time, receipts are not available at the gas pumps and you have to walk inside to ask for one from the clerk. This is especially frustrating if you need the receipt for your car wash code. In fact, no receipt has been available for about 80% of my visits, which is most likely due to negligence, and this results in frustration for several customers. So unfortunately, like many businesses, this Mobil / Circle K location has the potential to be a five-star establishment, but they significantly fall short. read more

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Today I stopped in at this Mobile/Circle K to put gas in my car. I went inside and paid $50 on my pump with a debit card. I took my receipt and went out to the pump, which did not work. I went back into the store to let the clerk (Sumi) know and she explained that if the pump doesn't work, the money would be refunded to debit card and I could pay again. That seemed understandable to me, so I requested that she print my refund receipt so I could see that the card had been refunded and go try a different pump. Sumi printed a receipt that did not match the one I had been originally given and that did not even show that a refund had been processed. She tried again, and again have me a receipt that did not match mine or the previous one and also did not reflect a return. At this point, I asked her contact a manager because it seemed as if they were having some kind of system error. At this point, a male employee named Carl came into the store. Sumi explained to him the situation and asked him to help her print the receipt. He also could not come up with a receipt to show that my money was being refunded. He suggested that I come back tomorrow to speak with a manager. I let him know that without a receipt to show what had occurred, I had nothing to prove my story, which could end up costing me $50. I asked him to contact someone who could help (having worked behind a register for 7 years myself, I knew there were people to call when there are system errors like this). Carl called a manager who was not on site and began explaining the situation, but explained it in a way that painted me out to be someone who was trying to scam them. Again, I was only asking for a receipt. He began reading off information from the incorrect receipts, and when I tried to show him that the correct receipt was actually in my hand, turned his back on me and started suggesting that I was yelling at him. I asked him if there was any way I could give her the correct information, but he refused and hung up the phone to tell me she couldn't help me. He asked me next to call my bank, which I did, and I asked them to continue trying because we all know how long you can wait on hold for a debit card call. At this point, a customer (and apparently an employee who was not working that day) named April walked in. Sumi asked April if she could take a look at what was happening. April (who again was not working, but was there as a customer) went behind the counter and asked me what happened. I explained the situation, and Sumi explained that she usually has no problem printing the refund receipt. April asked to see the receipt and I handed it to her. She said she was going to go outside to look at the pump and set my receipt down in the pile of other receipts they had printed while I was there. I asked if before she left, if she could hang me back my receipt (which had "customer copy" accross the top, making it my property). To this, she responded that she didn't really have to do anything because she was off the clock. I explained that everything felt a bit chaotic right now and that I would prefer to hold onto the receipt than have it left unattended since it was the only proof I had that I had paid for the gas. At this point, April started yelling at me and threw the receipt in my face before she stormed out of the store to continue her day off. Sumi attempted to continue to try to treat me with respect and help me, but Carl asked her to help other customers, and then refused to help me anymore himself. When my bank representative came back on the line, she explained that the charge had in fact gone through and that there was no refund pending on the account. I tried to let Carl know that his request had paid off and we now had information from the bank that no refund was issued. He chose to ignore, taking over my head at people behind me and trying to really up the line to join him in his decision to make me feel bad for expecting to receive the product I had paid for. The bank representative heard him, thankfully, and issued a stop payment on the transaction so that the money would be refunded back to my account. When I hung up, I attempted to let the clerks know what had occurred so they could inform their manager what the outcome had been. Sumi tried to listen and respond, but Carl started laughing loudly in my face. He let me know that none of this was all that serious to him anyway and that he really didn't care of I got my money back or not. He told me that to him, this is just a little job and he doesn't need to be concerned with how his customers feel or what they lose. I thanked him and left. When I got out to my car, one of the women who had been behind me in line was waiting at the next pump and had paid $50 so I could get my gas. I am thankful to this woman After a long day of work, this was a heartbreaking experience to have, and this stranger too the time to remind me that not everyone in this world is heartless. read more

Dirty, employees always outside smoking with homeless, and they won't accept $100 bills!

The employees are rude and have no idea what they're doing. Never go here. A lot of unhoused people beg for money here. Again the employees, for the most part, are rude and act like they really don't want to be there. I went to this gas station the other day and in the middle of my transaction a pizza was being delivered to an employee. They took the pizza and started eating a slice right in front of me. I had to remind them that we were in the middle of me trying to pay for my stuff. It was insane!!!! This is one of the worst places to get gas. Never go here unless you like to be treated badly. read more

It's a gas station. They have a convenience store with lots of typical gas station goodies- coffee, candy, nuts, jerky. Prices are pretty much comparable to anywhere else. I've put gas here many times. However, the last time I put gas here something weird happened. I used my card to pay like I always do. No problems. I pumped $25.00 worth of gas. No problems. I went home, and a few hours later signed into my bank's online banking to update my balance and saw two pending charges, one for $25.00 and one for $91.00. Neither gave an origin, but I knew what the $25.00 one was for. Fearing my card had been compromised at the pump, I called the number on the card and cancelled it. Two days later my bank was open for business again and I went in to request a new card. Want to guess what the lady told me? That $91.00 charge was from the gas station, and that according to her, a "pre-charge" of a random amount when you slide the card is common practice. Oddly enough I have never seen this before and I check my balances after every purchase anywhere, and if its just to make sure the card is functional, why did that pending charge linger on my account for 2 days making me freak out? Now because of their weird practices (that had never happened in the past) I have to wait 2 weeks for a new card and have to carry cash. I'm not good with cash. :( read more

Man I'm done with this place second time I filled up and bought a car wash AT THE PUMP and printed no receipt so I had to go in and wait for a line of fools scratching lottos(this time not last) to get a receipt to wash my car and a month ago I paid cash to fill up and when I went to get my $35 change the moron clerk locked the doors and went on lunch I had to wait 20 mins for my money and the kid didn't understand why I was irritated read more

Absolutely the slowest card authorization pumps in town, with many broken on an ongoing basis. Service inside is prudish at best. I avoid.

Very slow and unreliable pumps, especially the authorize a card, attracts ghetto people more and more, wsit inside is very long, better options exist close by. read more