I have just gotta say it. When it comes to gas stations this Ricker's is king. Not only can I fill…read moreup my tank but I can get a Subway sandwich, fresh donuts, a slushy, fresh fruit, a case of cold beer and a bottle of wine. This store is very clean and the staff are very friendly. Do you like to save money like I do? Join their rewards program and save up to $.10 cents per gallon. Are you a fountain soda consumer? With their rewards program if you buy five fountain drinks the sixth one is free. When it comes to gas station coffee they reign supreme. Their coffee machines are espresso makers that have been converted into premium brewed-by-the-cup coffee makers, each uses a reverse osmosis water filtration system, fresh beans are added regularly and then ground fresh with each cup for your drinking enjoyment. I would recommend the Red Eye Blend however, I would love to see some local Hoosier beans placed in those fancy machines! A girl can dream!

Along 146st St. (the dividing line of Carmel and Noblesville), there are three Rickers. This…read morelocation is convenient to where I live. Staff is very friendly and helpful. The price of regular unleaded gasoline is cheaper than most places even without their member card. It is similar to that of Sam's Club gas.

This store had a great selection of beverages ranging from water, juice, soda, and even beer and…read morewine. We were a bit parched and stopped here to grab some beverages and opted for juice. This location is convenient and the store is kept very clean and the parking lot and pumps were well-maintained.

After a day of travel on the metro south side up to Fishers and then Carmel, my wife noticed she…read morewas running a little low on fuel, so she pulled into this conveniently located gas station at the corner of Allisonville and 116th. I say convenient because we were headed west bound on 116th, so we pulled right into one of the bays without any problems of having to cross several lanes of traffic. It is also convenient if headed northbound on Allisonville. Otherwise, you take your chances since it is almost always a heavily traveled intersection. Fortunately, my wife's vehicle runs on gasoline. I looked around and didn't see any of the pumps were for diesel. So, be aware if you are driving one of those vehicles. There seemed to be plenty of bays and so my wife had little trouble finding an open one in working order. We did notice some pumps were covered for repairs. The good news is that she had no problems using the pump, and the credit card reader at the pump worked well too, so she was fueled up and ready to go before I could even check out the inside store. They have some of the expected outside items like ricks of firewood (though why they sell combustible wood pieces near fuel pumps has always baffled me. I don't recall seeing rock salt or propane tanks for grills here. I don't recall seeing an ice freezer outside either, so you may call first if you are needing some of those specialty items. Didn't make any purchases inside during our visit, so I can't comment on customer service. What I did notice is that the lot and bay area of the station was maintained and clean. That's always a plus that the place looks nice. It may not have all your quick stop needs, but it was clean and we were able to get our vehicle fueled quickly. And that's what we mainly go for, so four stars from me. Review #3782

It's like the Bucee's of indiana for us. We know much smaller, but the best convenience stores in…read moreour area. Whenever we pick or grandkids up to spend the night, they see the Leo logo and start chanting Leo's! They know they get to pick out their treats! We also take kolaches home and sometimes eat there. They have a very nice counter service with salads, soups and entrees! The dining area is a little above basic, but it's always clean. Give it a try!

1st Thursday - lots of specials…read more I wanted to get takeout of Philly cheese steak soup. My co-worker told me about the BOGO free kolache today. After entering from 146th St., there are samples from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. I tried their mac and cheese and 2 types of chocolate. I bought the $4.99 soup and $3.99 for both filled kolaches. They were out of the steak, egg, and cheese kolache so I ordered an egg kolache. All were good. I also chose a chicken enchilada which I will try tomorrow.

One windshield squeegee for 20 pumps.... I asked inside and was told we only have the one. lol idk…read more Otherwise fairly clean and well stocked.

We frequently travel to Fort Wayne from Louisville to visit our daughter, her husband and our…read moregranddaughter. We always stop at this Shell station in Noblesville for fuel, snacks, and a *gotta go* stop. It's at about the halfway point and it's easy to get to from the expressway. This station is always clean and most things are well stocked. They have a very large selection of snacks and beverages, and more soft drink choices than you thought were possible. The restrooms (and this is not the kind of thing you normally call out in a review) are very sharply decorated. The black and white restroom decór evokes something vintage or classic, and it's very distinct. They used to carry the Jalapeño Steak & Cheese Hot Pocket. Every time we stopped I'd buy everything I could get my hands on. Sadly, they no longer carry The Best Hot Pocket, but I don't hold that against this location...much. The staff is always friendly and courteous, and the prices are amazingly reasonable for being located right off the freeway. This is a great place to stop on your way through, so put it on your radar the next time you're driving by.

I went in there to cash a lottery ticket. They told me they couldn't cash it because they didn't…read morehave enough money. That's wild to me because it was $200. So I simply asked why they couldn't cash it. The two young male workers got extremely rude and started yelling at me with attitude. even threatening to come around the counter. I told them to calm down that I was simply just asking a question and they continue to yell and told me to get out of their store. I felt so threatened that I ended up throwing my straw that was in my hand out of nervousness because he was starting to walk around the counter. I've never been treated so poorly in my life by two males. I love the ladies that are in there during the day. But I will never go back because the way that they came at me aggressively and came around the corner at me and were so close to putting their hands on me, actually scared me, and then they proceeded to follow me out the door yelling at me.

Always friendly and clean prices are a little high but gas prices have been good. Icee machines…read morework !

This isn't my usual grocery store, but I happened to stop by here before the huge snowstorm was…read moresupposed drop 12 inches of snow on Central Indiana. Although I wasn't here to stock up on the usual pre-blizzard items like milk, bread, and eggs, I was impressed to see that these items were well stocked at T minus 3 hours before snowmageddon was supposed to begin. After I picked up several items for myself and a few things for a friend I faced the long checkout lines. I'm usually a self-checkout line person but today the cashier lines were much shorter. The line I was in moved very quickly. The cashier was a rock star! And despite the crowd she was pleasant and friendly. Good job, Kroger, on being well stocked and well staffed the day of a record snowfall forecast.

This has been my go-to Kroger for years now. I do miss when it was more posh with a piano player…read moreand a test kitchen. But the staff are generally friendly. It's well stocked and organized.

This is a go-to spot for fresh produce such as Watermelon, pineapple and grapes…read more Two plus for this spot would be that they have a good bar with different types of wings. Also if you have a sweet tooth like me then this is with you can get a personal cake that you won't have to share if you don't desire to.

3 out of 8 lemons being bad does not meet Fresh Market expectations. Yes, there's only 2 in the…read morepic, but there were 3 bad and hidden behind the packaging.

This is a small convenience store (similar to gas stations) where you can pick up commonly used…read moreitems and some more rare finds (European chocolate, cigars, etc). Overall for a very small store it has a decent selection of items. The aisles are very small and so navigating the store with other people was tight.

This little convenience shop just opened in downtown Carmel and we are excited. Why?! My husband is…read morefrom England and we saw that they import English snacks such as Kinder, Milka, and Cadbury chocolate, Walker's chips, Fosters beers, and more. I showed him a post I saw online about it and his response was, "Let's go right now." We stocked up on snacks and can't wait to go back soon. The shop itself is small and packed, but the owner is nice, they're open late, and it's nice to have a convenience store in that area. I think they're going to rotate their offerings, so I can't guarantee that they'll always have the British snacks specifically, but they do have an international section, so it'll be fun to pop in and see what's being offered.