While I was in Etown we stopping at the Circle K got some snacks for the kids and I got some gas…read morefor the truck it was nice on the inside and the people were friendly gas prices were pretty convenient also

1-26-26- 1:00 P.M.- I sent my daughters inside of the store to buy some food, and toilet paper in…read morethe midst of this Winter storm, and they were racially profiled and discriminated against by the 2 Indian women who were there at the time. I am disabled and could not get out and go in myself or I would have. They followed my daughters around in pairs and told them that for their safety they had to get off of the phone and that she has 3 minutes to make a purchase or leave. Mind you I was on a Facebook video call telling my daughters what I wanted them to get for me, and for most of the items I had to send them to the clerk to inquire about a price because the items had no price at all. I realized that they are in there making up prices as they go because they told me that a 4 pack of toilet paper for $2 and some change, was the same price as a single individual roll, and they tried to charge my daughter $6 and some change each for 3 frozen pizza's that were already marked as $5 and some change each. They should be shut down, and I will be reporting them to the Better Business Bureau.

TL;DR: Meh. Nah. ETA (8/23/17): Apparently they have an…read moreongoing *undisclosed* problem with skimmers attached to their pumps. Not sure there's a stronger reason to say 'stay away.' Saving $0.03 a gallon isn't worth having to fight with my credit card company to reverse thousands of dollars of fraudulent charges. The TL: It's fine - a gas station after all. One of the places for lower priced gas in Elizabethtown: Swifties with a gas station beer cooler. Just make sure not to be hit, either on their lot by crowded customers on the days their prices are significantly lower than competitors (it truly becomes a cluster, lot has no signage and patrons are often...disoriented. I'm going with 'disoriented.' Yeah, that's it... ... ...) or regularly on the side street (between 31W and Poplar) continuing thru turn onto Poplar by staff & family members (who appear to be regularly angrily oblivious to rules of the road and actual laws of physics). Fairly dated and grimy. They advertise location-made food a lot (everything from a basic biscuit BEC to gyros and other not exactly average-for-Etown-fare)...would love to hear reviews from folks who've tried it and lived, because I'd love to have a place to find good other-than-chain-food, even if it's a gas station. Why I don't try it on my own, you might ask: well, I sorta did. There was no to-order food available when I asked. More than once or twice. And their soda taps taste off. Anyway It's a fine place to gas up your car if you don't get run over or harassed by a creep acting creepy in their pump area.

It's a pretty solid five star food Mart and gas that I would stop in pretty frequently when I was…read morein the area visiting my wife on my way to pick up my daughter from daycare when it was in this area. So they have good snacks on the inside got beer to get the service is always good you can get a good soda for like $.80 and the gas prices are pretty reasonable

We got gas here after staying the night at the Holiday Inn Express locates directly behind the gas…read morestation. We payed at the pump so I can't speak of the inside store. It was convenient and there was ample pumps. We hit the road with a full tank. We had gas.

I was seeing the other review and thinking: I'm sorry the other reviewer had such a negative…read moreexperience, but since I am just buying gas and leaving, it cant be that bad, right? Well... I am someone who believes in letting every drop exit the nozzle before removing it from the car. Gasoline is no good for paint or the environment, plus, I've paid for it. The nozzle clicks off, I wait a few seconds, and check to see a really small flow (like an old sink with a drip left unaddressed). I leave it in and wait a bit. The flow was still going, and the total was now a cent higher. Huh! Is my mind playing tricks on me?! When the total eeked up another cent with the flow continuing still, I knew something was wrong. I was able to aim the nozzle upwards, and replace it without getting gasoline on my car or the ground. As minor as it sounds, this is a serious issue that is unaddressed. Considering the danger and damage potential a volatile chemical like this carries, I cannot recommend a visit here to anyone.

Ladies, avoid at all costs, unless you want to be hit on by cashiers! Very unprofessional.read more

They are always out of stock, have some excuse for staff and take forever to fill a script.read more

With our insurance we have to use a different pharmacy. We probably haven't been in a Walgreens in…read morea few years. While out looking for our newest candy craze ( bueno minis) we decided to stop in and check them out. The store was clean and well lit. They had our candy. It was a little more than at other stores but we had to have it. Cashier was friendly. Got our two bags and got out just as quick.

Use to be a great place to pick up a snack or quick bite to eat. Twice now I've gotten something…read morethat was hard or dried out, and noticed the date was expiring that day.

I have been a customer since 2003. As of 2023 the business is under new ownership…read more Today (03/05/2023) I came in to purchase snack and drinks. While browsing the drinks I noticed that some were expired before I had the chance to informed the employee (owners son) about the expired drinks, he came to see why I was looking at the expiration label on multiple drinks and in return he told me to never walk into the 'walk-in' cooler again after I found that a lot of the drinks were expired. Not sure how that makes any sense as you walk into the cooler to select drinks and alcoholic beverages. I feel as if they are trying to hide the fact that they are selling expired drinks. This incident has been reported to the Health Department.