Usually stop here for gas whenever I am driving to Lex. They have the lowest price in town and all…read moretheir pumps are functional. And, unlike most places, if I choose to do a quick clean up of the windshield, there's always soap water and squeegee available. I have never been inside the convenience store though.

Gas station had several pumps open. The BP is also attached to a donut shop to go with your morning…read moregas & coffee run.

Love this store. When we first started using this store it was bc the discount on gas…read more Now we go for much more. The 2 workers they have (Donna & Angel) Are so sweet and we love helping Donna if she needs it. She worked her butt off while Angel had to take leave for a couple weeks. They finally are getting more people there to work but yesterday they had a older gentleman who was rude and grouchy. Didn't catch his name but a couple of new ones don't seem to be as nice as "the originals" is what I'll call them. Lol But best store around hamburg.

Quick place to fill up the gas tank. Prices are really competitive and it's located on the…read moreoutskirts of the Walmart Supercenter Shopping Center.

Fuel points are great! I like the fuel point system that they have. When you buy from the grocery…read morestore you get points towards fuel purchases. I use this regularly. The station itself is a bit small and has a few things to sale other than gas. Personally, I get fuel and go most often at these stations, but you can get a coke, energy drink, engine oil, or fuel additive if you need it.

Conveniently located across from Kroger Plaza. Self-serving pumps. Has a small assortment of…read moredrinks and snacks. The also carry a few automotive items as well, such as motor oil and windshield washer fluid. The great thing about Kroger Fuel is the 10 cents off a gallon. You have the option to use this if you have built up enough loyalty points on your Kroger card. With rising gas prices, every little bit helps.

This review is 100% based on the price of gas. I did not go inside the gas station, so I cannot…read morespeak to the restrooms, the Jimmy John's, or anything else inside. I can however, a test that this was the cheapest gas I found in Frankfort today. I attended a nurses legislation event at Kentucky State University this morning. I'm headed back to Louisville and needed some gas. It's usually cheapest to fill up outside major cities, and further away from the expressway. Though I use Yelp to help find cool, local restaurants and things to do, it's not super helpful when it comes to finding the current price of gas. Wink wink. Yelp, how about letting us upload the current price to gas stations? AnyWho, I pulled up the gas buddy app, which allows me to find gas stations based on the most recent reported price per gallon. I found a speedway that claimed to have gas for $2.53 a gallon, the cheapest in the area, so I set my GPS and headed that way. If you leave the main entrance from Kentucky State University and turn left onto Main Street, then turn right onto Versailles. You'll end up on a road that takes you back to interstate 64.. and a speedway, and a Ruth's candies if you want some phenomenal local candy. But, before you get to the speedway, you'll notice an ARCO gas station unassumingly hanging out on the right hand side of the road. I honestly did a double take when I saw the sign, because I didn't realize that ARCO stations were anywhere in this region. I've always known them to be a West Coast Corporation, and honestly, I'm only familiar with them because they used to have an aluminum division with an office in Louisville. I was surprised to find the marquee displaying gas for $2.49 a gallon. This was the cheapest in the area. Gas was $2.55 - $2.57 right by the expressway. I can't imagine that this gas station is new, but I was surprised that it wasn't on the GasBuddy app or on Yelp, so I added it. The pumps were easy to use. It looks like they have a rewards program, but I didn't sign up. The tap to pay feature made it super simple to pull out my credit card and get to pumping. It looks like there is a Jimmy John's inside, but as stated, I didn't go in. After I filled up my car, it was an easy and short distance to interstate 64. Less than 1.5 miles, maybe less. If you're in the area, and looking for quick and easy, cheap gas, this is your spot.

Good prices when using kroger points discount. It's located…read moreright off Nicholasville road. Easy access. They do have diesel fuel, too.

Easy in, easy out. This fuel center is conveniently located right off South Lexington in Brannon…read moreCrossing, Nicholasville. Great fuel prices!

Nice and clean gas station - the store area is huge and has plenty to offer with regards to snacks,…read moreproduce, and even a frozen foods! They have a subway on the inside in case you're looking for a meal on the road. Also, it is conveniently right off of Leestown heading towards Georgetown. A great rest stop!

Lexington finally has an IGA. Not that IGAs are well known or a preferred grocer, but they're…read morecommon in more rural areas. Honestly, I'm surprised they opened one here. After all, Lexington has been rough on grocery stores. You know, after the short run of Luckys and Fresh Tyme. I guess we prefer to eat out over grocery shopping. This is a small neighborhood grocery. When you see it, from the corner or Citation Blvd and Leestown Road, it looks like an oversized gas station. There is a Shell station attached to it, but it's bigger than it appears at first glance. There's also a Which Wich location inside, which will also have a drive thru, but it's not open now. They have a pretty big selection of beer, in the Beer Cave cooler. Right now, they're running buy one get one free specials on the rotisserie chickens, chicken salad made from rotisserie chicken, and fresh cut fruit. The sale/specials signs are displayed outside, near the entrance. I love that feature, because it means we don't have to grab an ad to see what's on sale. I hope they keep that feature. The chicken salad was fantastic! It will definitely be one of my staple items. The soft serve ice cream machine is also a welcomed feature, especially since the neighborhood McDonalds' soft serve machine is never working. That's besides the pint though, I know. The checkout process is weird. The don't have checkout lanes, it's one big check out counter, with several cashiers. There's no real start of a line, or any indication where to wait for the next available cashier. When I was there, no one was in line, so I stood in the middle, away from the counter and the cashier called for me. I asked her what the line process is, but she didn't have an answer. I guess we will eventually figure it out.

I needed a bit of some gas before getting back to Louisville and some chips for a party!…read more It's set up like any other Kroger and I had no trouble finding what I needed. Staff members are all over and I felt confident that if I needed help, I could ask someone. Self checkout was quick! I do like that the parking lot is huge and that they've got spaces up front for those who have come to pick up what they've ordered on the Kroger app. Very cool!

I'm at Kroger on a Monday evening after work to get groceries for the week. However, they only…read morehave 4 registers open for service, along with the self checkouts open. I have a cart load of groceries, have worked all day and don't plan to check myself out. I have been in line for 10 minutes and two cart loads in front of me. Please don't become Wal-mart, because that is why I stopped going there two years ago. (POOR to NO SERVICE) People does not want to work all day and come and check themselves out; unless it's a few items and self checkout is for the convenience.