Great store, customer service was excellent and as store and parking lot were very clean.read more

I went in a few minutes ago to pay, yet being a new to the app and had trouble with it. Jessica was…read moreBEYOND helpful and took the time to explain how to add my payment into the app and the added benefit of 10 ¢ off per gallon when you pay with the app!! She was super patient and helpful, the BEST service I've received at any Spinx.

Do not stop here! Sold us bad gas on Christmas Eve - 98% WATER! The manager expected my husband to…read morepush my SUV out from in front of his pump when it wouldn't start while we were waiting on a tow truck with our 7 week old baby! $550 in damages plus the cost of gas and 550 additional miles driven because we were traveling. Not to mention possible damage in the future because the amount of water. 6 other vehicles were taken to the same service station that day. When the service station called to let them know they had a water problem, the gas station hung up on them! Rude and sketchy - drive the extra 100 yards to go to a reputable gas station!

This is QuikTrip store #1145. It's located near where I-85 and I-185 meet in southwest Greenville…read more If accessing this QT from I-85, you'd take exit 44B - US 25 (White Horse Road). If accessing this QT from I-185, you'd take exit 15 - US 25 (White Horse Road) - Travelers Rest. Ever since QTs started popping up along the I-85 corridor in South Carolina circa 2012, they've become regular stops for me on my drives between North Carolina and Georgia. Compared to other gas stations and convenience stores along the highway, QT is the best. Generally, the gas stations and convenience stores are bright and clean. They feel relatively safe, there are plenty of pumps with competitively-priced fuel, there's free air for your tires, there are a multitude of good food and drink options, the employees are friendly and polite, and the stores are open 24/7. Not much more you can ask for. The only downside is because of QT's popularity, it can get crowded. This station has 22 pumps. I filled up a few weeks ago for $2.499/gallon of 93 octane premium fuel. 89 octane plus was $2.249/gallon, 87 octane regular was $1.999/gallon, and diesel was $2.199/gallon. These prices, of course, beat any prices in North Carolina and Georgia. QT uses Top Tier gasoline. Inside the store, I purchased a large French vanilla frappe from the QT Kitchens counter for $2.99 plus tax. When you order made-to-order food and drink from QT Kitchens, you have to use a touchscreen to order. A receipt prints out which you take to the checkout counter to pay. You then return to the QT Kitchens counter to pick up your order. A lot of people don't seem to get this. The French vanilla frappe was delicious and refreshing. Before getting the frappe, I considered getting one of QT's teas. They have QT-brand teas both bottled in the fridge or brewed fresh, self-serve from the tea bar. They offer a variety of teas, both sweetened and unsweetened. They also had frozen cappuccino and frozen horchata. I sampled both and they were sweet and tasty. I would've been just as satisfied drinking them as my frappe. It's nice to have options. Also, people love the soft-serve ice cream here.

They always have Everything you need to satisfy everyone on in our family. I also enjoyed the…read morechorizo breakfast burrito

I didn't spend much time at this Pilot because I only stopped for fueling and snacks. I bought some…read moregum which was like $5.19 high but not so bad. They had a decent amount of parking not small but not big. This is a busy Pilot so park early if possible. The restroom was clean when I used it and the store was pretty organized. I would recommend stopping here!

Not the greatest for accuracy…read more Coming back to Charlotte from Atlanta and made a quick stop to grab a bite at McDonald's which is attached to the same building. While I was here, my wife suggested I pick up a Powerball since it was over $400 million so I bought a couple of quick picks. When she gave my my picks, there were on the Mega Millions and not the Powerball but she did correct it and gave my what I had requested. Looking over the truck stop, not very well organized and the restrooms definitely could use a little TLC

Driving up I-85 I decided to exit after seeing several service station billboards, I usually try…read moreand keep my motor coach fueled at a minimum of fifty percentage when possible. After exiting I noticed a few of stations weren't going to be very accommodating being my rig and toad exceeds 50 feet in length, add in the fact there is no backing up when towing four wheels down and the turning radius isn't much better than a tractor trailer rig. This Spinx station is laid out in such a way it eliminates issues most extended length vehicles face. This is a beautiful and very clean little fueling stop / convenient store, I understand a lot of stations limit the fueling limits to $75 when using a debit card so I always use a credit card when filling the RV for that reason alone - it's rare that the pump stops before pumping one-hundred and twenty-five dollars so it's a little frustrating when the pump shuts off when there's plenty more fuel to pump. I'm sure others feel the pain as well especially when the card reader has to time out before swiping the same credit card. It's not a deal breaker but management should address this or don't ask me about my choice of payment...

Clean and neat with good hot Coffee and Biscuits…read more Left Cornelius at the crack of dawn on Saturday driving to Atlanta for grandson's Christening. We had been on the road for about 2 1/2 hours when we decided to stop, hit the rest rooms and grab something to eat. Spinx was right off I-85 and quick to get in and out of. I was very impressed with the cleanliness of the place, how bright it was and how well it was organized. Getting the coffee was a bit of a challenge becaus they have about 8 varieties and all looked good. Chose a Bold Columbian Roast which as very good. Put that with a Sausage and Egg sandwich and we were good to go till we got to Marietta for lunch