Newer circle K but NASTY! Clearly they need new management! Did not get anything as cleanliness is…read moreimportant!

There aren't many fueling options in Astor, Florida, actually as far as I can tell there are two…read moreand this one was the most convenient to fuel the Jeep. Fun Fact: There's approximately (1) Circle K store for every 25,298 people, in Florida or about 849 locations, it's no wonder there seems to be one on every corner. I paid at the pump so I can't speak of the interior of the store or the staff here, I will say the fuel island was clean and well maintained and the receipt dispenser worked so someone is paying attention. Beer is $4.99 a four-pack I guess this is the new six-pack, I'm betting it's can beer and not Dos Equis...

I mainly go for the custard and cheese curds, and love both so much! The concrete mixers can't be…read morebeat. Staff are always overly cheery and I can never tell if it's because they actually care or if they don't project joy hard enough they might get fired. Really hope they're just fairly compensated and treated well! Insides of most Culver's are the same decor-wise, but it's always clean.

Rude nasty management ,dirty tables,slow service, messed up orders with no apology and no attempt…read moreto correct problem. Manager didn't try to comprehend Or correct or apologize Nope Not coming back.

Came across it while traveling near the springs, great service and atmosphere. The food was also…read moredelicious, definitely worth a stop if you are exploring the springs.

This place is a hidden gem. If you ever visit Ocala National Park and you are craving pizza, Pizza…read moreOver Yonder is your place. I asked for a veggie pizza with grilled chicken. The ingredients were fresh, the dough thing and crispy. The service is friendly and very attentive that your food is why you expected. The place is small, clean and easy to find.

Delicious! A healthy meal with no diarrhea. I would eat there again. My choices in Pierson are…read moreMexican, bbq, and family restaurant.

This place is a hidden gem. I stopped in for lunch one day while passing through. It's a small…read more little local family owned place that doesn't look like much from the outside or inside. The home made food was delicious. The atmosphere was casual and the staff very nice. I had the bean and ham soup and it tasted like my grandmother made it with extra love and care. They had burgers and sandwiches and salads and I saw the food coming out to others tables. The burgers looked great. The cook also has homemade sauce for spaghetti and garlic bread and also had a Cuban pork special that looked amazing. It's nothing fancy but it's really great food.

This time we ordered a 6-pc chicken meal to share for $17 that included a large drink, instead of…read moreordering 2 two 3-pc chicken meals that didn't include the drink or the Cole slaw. A better value for sure!

I stopped at Raising Cane's for a quick meal after a long day of shopping. I usually consider this…read morea reliable choice because the food is typically fresh and consistent. I ordered the 4 box combo with fries and coleslaw. Service was friendly and efficient. We were greeted immediately upon walking in, and the food came out quickly. Unfortunately, the quality did not match my past experiences. The chicken tenders were small, dry, and lacked that freshly cooked texture I normally expect. The fries also tasted like they had been sitting rather than served hot and crisp. The biggest issue was the coleslaw. After just a couple of bites, I noticed an unusual taste that made me stop eating it immediately. Later that evening, I began feeling sick to my stomach, and that feeling continued through the night. I have had better experiences at other Raising Cane's locations, but food quality and freshness are essential at any restaurant. This visit did not meet that expectation. Food: 2 out of 5 Service: 4 out of 5 Atmosphere: 3 out of 5 Value: 3 out of 5 Overall Rating: 2 out of 5 stars Anita's Standard: Flavor. Freshness. Service. The recipe for 5 stars.

I can't tell you the exact year when I finally decided to actually TRY the Burger Barn. I honestly…read moreput it off for years, thinking to myself... yeah, sure they're good. It's the only burger place around here! Years have passed, and competition has moved into town... and yet? I'd rather go here for my hamburger crave than anywhere else around. Why? They've never compromised on how they make, wrap or deliver their delicious burgers to you out the window. They are just as delicious today as they were 20-odd years ago when I first tried them and got hooked! How does someplace maintain this? Good management and ownership. Not compromising on quality, ingredients or changing how it has always been done and done right. The same burger I bought from there over 20 years ago is the same delicious burger I buy today. Sure, the prices have gone up, but they have to in order to pay upkeep of your premises, taxes, your staff and the suppliers of everything you have to have in order to run your business. I still remember someone complaining about how much it was for a burger there when they first raised their prices to at least be somewhat competitive with the "Arches" down the street. Look. You can go down there and buy something that someone flipped around, pre-processed somewhat filled with questionable meat or soy protein, loaded with msg and salt, who knows where it all was already made and pre-cooked before it even got there... I've seen the process from start to finish at our Burger Barn. They cook your burger fresh once you order it. If it were made already, it'd be ready for pickup at the window when you pull up to order... sounds like someplace you know? I've got the patience for something fresh, something consistently good and priced a lot cheaper than down the street, considering you're getting so much better quality! So you do you and go wherever you like... me? I'll stick with the best burger in town that's oh so good from the first bite to the very last bit. I thought about that, looking at the bite I had at the end with still plenty of creamy cheese, tons of meat and a few delicious pieces of pickles, onions, lettuce and even a sliver of tomato worked into it! Good to the absolute last bite. It's amazing to me that no one realizes how lucky we are that we have a family owned and mostly run business right here serving quality to our community for how many years now? Anyone know? I'll have to ask them. The window servers may change but the food is always the same goodness it always is. Thank you guys for maintaining your place in our town!!

This is the Mac's of Hawthorne. We biked out on the…read moreHawthorne bike trail, and needed fuel! It was drive-up or walk-up. A few picnic tables to hang out at. Staff was helpful and made good suggestions. Free refills on all drinks! We were there for about half an hour and maybe 30-40 cars cane through!! Burgers were kinda small, but delicious. The onion rings had to have onion powder in the batter!! They were deelish!! Every time I come to Hawthorne, I'll have to stop here for a bite!

This Wawa is one of my favorite places to refuel while in Florida. It is always sparkling clean and…read morethe employees are very pleasant, which is hard to find in a gas station! I love the made to order food options. They have a wide variety and it comes out fresh every time. They have a lot of grab and go options, including lots of healthier options. There's usually a line to check out, but it moves very quickly. The bathrooms are clean and the employees are efficient.

This location was pretty good. They were kind of low on their stock, which isn't good. So I wasn't…read moreimpressed there. But their customer service was really good, so that gives them an extra star in my book. All in all, I would suggest this location if they would get their stock up just a bit.