my friend went to get multiple peoples drinks and food, and some man criticized her for not buying…read morefood for the guy who drove her there too and he had his own money????? called her a stupid blonde. Im disgusted we've gone here for years and I can't believe they would stand there and allow an employee to talk down to a costumer, she just asked for jalapeño??? She was scared and it made her so sad, SHES the kindest person I've met. He told her friend to leave her at the gas station, like people don't car pool for the environment???? Im sick. i found a picture of him on the Facebook.

They are always courteous and helpful. Their menu has very…read moreGood choices and provide meals better than most restaurants! I'd recommend to anyone!

I've worked in this area for 20 years and have frequented Circle K often for filling up the gas…read moretank. It's tucked off the main road near hotels so it can be missed but near the expressway it's super convenient. It's prices are also the same as two other gas stations further down Blankenbaker. I typically do not wait for a gas pump. The pumps are quick and make it easy to pay by credit card. Plenty of parking spots are available near the entrance if you head inside for a drink, snack or lottery ticket. The lot has been well maintained as well.

Good service. Usually fast. Well stocked store. Highly recommend the one on Blankenbaker.read more

Ive been here 5 times at least for gas and in and out munchy runs. The staff here is really…read moreincompetent. I asked for a gas receipt for a gas pump and he responded by telling me, " I lost it and I can't print out another". Gas prices are fair but food and drinks are very pricey. Service is by far the worst besides the people that come here.

NO PUBLIC RESTROOM - NO THANKS. Gas was expensive, store was…read morecooled off in this heat, there's a cooler with a door to buy beer, friendly staff, they have disposable gloves at the pumps - first I've ever seen and pretty cool idea.

Picked up my delicious Cod Fish Sandwiches today.While I was there I asked the owner what the…read morefuture plans for the business were. She said that they plan to move into the Country Store and operate out of there. Hopefully it will not be a long process as it is difficult trying to work out of a trailer.

Thornton's gas station that is located in the Middletown portion of the city of Louisville just off…read moreShelbyville road right across from several restaurants and shops. Located in a very highly populated and traffic area this Thornton's actually is decent sized and does not get too crazy crowded. Inside is usually fairly clean and the workers do a solid job. Overall not a bad Thornton's location by any means. A lot of the time when you have a gas station in a popular area they can get ran down or not taken care of. So kudos to the location here for avoiding that.

This is strictly donuts. I can get gas and other snacks at many places. Thorntons did have great…read moredonuts but not anymore. Not sure when the change happened...the supplier is not the same. Their current donuts are basically generic bread (like a hamburger bun) with flavor topping. No more great longjohns, cake donuts, or cinnamon donuts. New donuts are a joke- we threw away after trying. There's a bunch of donut shops in Louisville but thorntons WAS top 2 or three. Current donuts are terrible (not even donuts in my opinion).

Great place, pizza is awesome. Bartenders and staff are great. Definitely a must check out if you…read moreare in Louisville.

Indoor food court with delicious gourmet baked items, a market to shop for unique products, a…read morecoffee bar, and breakfast/lunch place.

Great food and service. Will definitely go back again next week. Love their burgers.read more

This is your old school country style food mart/cafe that you rarely find without getting into the…read moremore rural areas. I have passed by this old Convenient Food Mart store many times but finally made this stop after a recommendation by a close friend who is a big "foodie!" I knew a Meatloaf sandwich was going to be on the list so I went directly to the counter to pick one up, I also picked up a country ham sandwich and bottled water to eat in the front seat of my truck (there were no open seats available inside due to the local crowd occupying all the tables and seating), they were very busy. There was plenty of help, everybody was very helpful and friendly. The steam table had plenty of options for lunch or you can choose to have a deli sandwich made but the Meatloaf is piled high in a bun and it packs all the flavor you expect from a farmhouse kitchen table! I will be back soon and make this a regular lunch stop to try some of there other menu items when I am working in Shelbyville again!

I never thought that I would be writing a review for a convenience store but I feel compelled to…read morewrite about this one. First, its location is primo - in the heart of St. Matthews. And while St. Matthews has a lot going on, it lacks convenience stores and/or bodegas. In addition, the owner and the employees are always super friendly and kind. More than once I have forgotten my wallet and they let me take my items anyway, knowing I will come back as a loyal customer. When they were out of their fried chicken, they fried some just for us. They have also been doing a lot of remodeling, so the place offers even more products. It's just a great little store in a convenient location.

I am posting to share my experience with the St. Matthews Mini Mart. My kids love to save their…read moreallowance and walk or ride bikes up to the store to buy treats. In the past month, they've felt unwelcome in the store. This evening, I walked my son and daughter up to the store so they could buy some candy. I waited outside. My son came out and said that once again, the man behind the counter was rushing him. The man said, "come on, hurry up" and was tapping his hands on the counter. This is the second time this has happened. There was another incident in which my son and his friend rode scooters up to the store. They propped their scooters up against the building and were yelled at and told that they would have to pay $800 if they damaged the building. So, they left and shopped elsewhere. After we walked home tonight I drove up there and politely asked the man if there was a problem with the kids being in the store. I explained the experiences my kids have had. I asked him if he told them to hurry up. He said that he did and went on to explain that a couple of weeks ago "20 kids" came in and they did damage to the store. I feel terrible that happened to him but I told him that my kids were not part of that group and have always been polite. Not to mention, the first time he rushed my kids was several weeks ago. I explained that we support his business. He said he didn't care if it my kids were not part of the group that caused problems. His exact words were, "I am not a Walmart. If you want to shop somewhere else, you can shop somewhere else. Kids have three minutes to shop in the store and that rule is for all kids." It is a bit disheartening that, after trying to talk to him and understand the situation better, he basically told me to shop elsewhere. We won't be shopping at the St. Matthews Mini Mart again. We love to support local businesses so this is a bit disappointing. If you have kids who like to shop there, you may want to supervise them.