Place is always busy, and no it is not a cruising spot…read more It is your typical gas station + convenience store with the added option of a Post Office inside. It is great to handle a mail issue and not have to go down the Neuse to the real post office which is always horrible understaffed and lines a typically long. The store has a typical gas station vibe to it. They keep the store clean and items are always replenished. Fantastic assortment of delicious sodas, beers and energy drinks.

The store was recently remodeled after the post office section was removed. It looks like a brand…read morenew store inside. The gas prices tend to be higher here than other stations in the area. But sometimes it is more about convenience than price. I've always found the staff friendly when I have ventured inside.

Only like ten pumps here in a very small physical footprint. And every time I go, it's crowded…read more The annoying thing is that if people park at the little minimart place, and someone double-parks, then you can't get out from the gas station if someone is behind you. But outside of that, it's no different than most gas stations. It does have these Vending machines to go, where you can charge a drink directly at the pump which is neat. Don't even have to go in for the drink itself. When I went the last two weeks (12/17?2010), 20oz mtn dews were buy 2 get 1 free, which came out to about $3.21. That's not a bad deal for those long road trips if you need a caffeine spike.

This Wilco consistently has the best fuel prices in the Triangle. Pumps get busy during the week…read moreduring morning rush hour but are generally easy to access. They offer ice cold "gas-vend-go" sodas at each pump. As this is a busy location, they occasionally have trouble with the receipts. The store itself is a decent size, not super tiny, but not incredibly expansive. They offer Krispy Kreme donuts, sandwiches and nachos, icees, and really good coffee that has always fresh in my experience. You can add cherry or vanilla syrups to your fountain drinks. Plenty of sodas and beer. Candy is often on special. You'll also find a variety of toiletries for emergency situations. I don't believe there are public restrooms but there is a cash points ATM on site.

Disclaimer: This was my first EVER visit to an ABC Store in NC…read more- So I can't say for sure if it's "As good as it' get's" but it's as good as I've gotten! So contrary to what you might be thinking, I came here to buy alcohol to eat- not drink. I woke up with the sudden urge to make Banana's Foster and went down to Trader Joes for ingredients. I was reminded of the funky NC alcohol laws (CA Trader Joe's sell wine, beer and hard liquor-FYI they even have their own generic brand of vodkas and rums!). So I quickly Googled the nearest ABC store to home and wham- I ended up here! I didn't want to invest in an entire bottle of rum (especially since the recipe called for only a few tbsp) so I bought a few of the tiny airplane bottles. They seemed to have a pretty wide selection and fair prices. The ladies at the front counter told me that there was another ABC store nearby, but that location was small and served you from behind a counter. These same ladies also helped me pick the right brand of rum for my recipe (which I was thankful for since rum ain't my poison). For all of these reason's I will return! Well, all of these reason's and the simple fact that this is the only place I CAN come to buy alcohol. North Carolina kinda has me by the balls on this one.

There isn't much to like about this ABC location…read more Like most ABCs, this one is in a strip mall. But it's probably one of the smallest and most crowded strip malls in Raleigh. Good luck finding a parking space on a Saturday afternoon. Also, good luck working your way around the Papa John's delivery drivers on the way out. By the way, much love to all of the Papa John's drivers - you guys are awesome and thanks for all the pizza. The selection is one of the worst I've seen. I can get most of my favorites (Tito's, Tanqueray, Bulleit), but I always have a hard time finding anything out of the ordinary. On my last visit, the store was operating two checkout lanes, and then switched to just one as soon as 10 people needed to check out. I didn't quite understand that strategy. The Cameron Village store is much nicer.

Nice little neighborhood store run by some really sweet people. They've got a wide variety of all…read morethose things you run out of when you don't want to go all the way to the grocery store. Milk, bread, eggs, butter, beverages, bagged ice, snacks, etc., and even lottery tickets, but no gas pumps - those babies are long gone!

For a tiny little place, they seem to have a little bit of everything, including Lottery, Wine,…read moreBeer, Masks, OTC Pharmacy stuff, snacks, automotive supplies, etc., . . . OK, maybe that sounds like what any convenience store would have, but they just seem to have all the bases covered in a very small place. As noted, it's run by really nice people. You can tell it used to be a gas station back in the day when Parkwood opened up, but as Chris K. noted, no more gas pumps or service bays.

This place is such a hidden gem! Not only is it super convenient for gas and quick stops, but the…read morewine selection blew me away. They carry a surprisingly wide variety of bottles , from everyday favorites to special-occasion finds and the staff is always happy to help with recommendations. The store is clean, well organized, and you can really tell they care about making customers feel welcome. It's rare to find a shop that combines convenience with quality, but this spot does exactly that. Whether I'm grabbing gas, a snack, or a great bottle of wine for dinner, it's always a five-star experience. Highly recommend stopping by!

Honestly, any place that can sell fishing bait, as well as have one of the best wine selections I…read morehave seen in North Carolina, it right up my alley, so of course Taylor's Wine Shop is perfect! While I did not check out the live bait selection this time, the wine portion was fantastic. Situated a stones throw off of 540 in Raleigh, this store is super convenient if you are driving through as I am often doing from the Triad to the Eastern part of the state. I had heard of Taylor's from a podcast, and finally made it into the store. The state was super friendly and was excited to be able to help me out with a few suggestions for a party I was going to! Just a great selection of things that are unique and the gentleman helping me knew about multiple bottles he showed me. Certainly go in and have a conversation with them and you may come out with something new you really enjoy! I will be returning when I am traveling 540 and I would be at Taylor's constantly if I lived in the area!!

The food is great but their management is terrible. The store could be cleaned a bit better.read more

Rod O. pretty much summed it up. The gas is usually cheaper, and the Rose Mart can easily be…read moreoverlooked. It can be a busy area in Main Street during peak times, but I enjoy that when I go in the early mornings or evenings when it is dark. Wake Forest's finest are usually sitting there waiting to catch a bad guy...or could be the donuts. Nevertheless, this gas station is super safe! The store inside is also connected to the Main Street Grill so it is easy to be temped by the smell of the baked items or breakfast goodies. Neat, clean, the Rose Mart is a great gas or snack stop.

I would give it a zero if I could. The whole place smells like someone is covering up fiilth with…read morepotpourri, or that someone cannot figure out how to use soap and hot water to clean! No one is friendly and they look at you with consistent side-eye!

My ma sent me here to fill up her car with gas. Which went…read morefine. Then since I rarely have a chance to see 400 beers I thought, "Why not pick up a 6-pack."? So I wandered around checking them all out, and thinking, you know, if these were in some sort of recognizable ORDER this would be a lot simpler. As they appear completely random to the shopper. I finally chose a nice Dogfish Ale, marked 10.99. I feel it to find it's warm, as they all were. What's the point of having everything in refrigerated cases and they're all at 65 degrees? Seeing the hopeless nature of desiring a cold beer, obviously my bad, I go up to the registers, and the guy rings up $13.99, $15 bucks even with tax. I'm like... WHAT? That's about FORTY percent more than shown on the shelf. But I'm already there and I just figure I'll buy it and never come back. So I sigh and stick my credit card in the slot. [CARD DOES NOT READ.] Now I know my card is fine, I'd just used it, and I pay my bills. "Try again" the guy says. [Remove Card, DECLINED.] Now I KNOW I'm not the issue here, so I pull out another card. Register boy is getting irritated. "Sometime she not work right mon." He leans through the plexiglas and takes my card, waving it around the machine. [DOES NOT READ] I take the card back and attempt to slot it in place again. "Swopyacah" he says through his mask. "Swopyacah". Nope, still not registering as an English phrase. Can you translate that to the local language? I ask. "SWOPYACAH!" he orders, and grabs my card again and SWIPES MY CARD. Mystery solved. Finally the crappy machine registers my card, ringing up the usurious fifteen buck price. "Oh by the way, I said, this beer is marked 10.99 on the shelf over there, and now it's 13.99." "Well I didn't do it." He intones, shrugging all semblance of working there. "NO, I can see you're not responsible in any way...I'm telling you so you can make a note and then go correct the problem and the next guy, who might be having a bad day, won't get pissed off when he gets jacked for an extra FORTY PERCENT and smash the six pack on the floor." I didn't bother to listen to whatever mealymouthed excuse came next as I was out the door, never to return.

Coming from south Louisiana, good gas station food is a must. This store covers that for me. The…read moreclub sandwich is phenomenal.

I stop here from time to time to get gas and maybe a few snacks on my way home…read more Gas prices are average. There's lots of parking available. The store staff are kind of friendly...nothing to write home about. I'm able to get what I need & hit the road, so that's all I care about. I recommend this location if you need gas or to make a quick stop for snacks or lottery tickets.