Don't play ANY of the video gaming here. They are always empty clearly for a reason. I've tried…read morethem on several occasions and have lost hundreds on their machines without ever being ahead. Not giving the bad rap because I'm a sore loser that's not the case. I can go to other establishments in the area and walk away a winner frequently. You've been warned.

Great store, with some friendly places behind the counter. We always stop here to get bait for…read morefishing. They have a huge variety of bait. It's very close to Fox River and hence conveniently located. They are very well stocked with all kind of soft and adult beverages.

Expired food. Just came in for a snack and to use the bathroom and they made me feel like a disease…read morechecked the bathroom right away after I used it, didn't tell me the total or hand me my bag. Avoid this location written 11/10/23

I pulled in because I was driving on fumes and had one more errand to do before being able to get…read moreto Thornton's for gasoline. To my amazement, the prices were about 30 cents more than any other gas station in the area! So, I only pumped about 4 dollars worth of gas (used my AMEX so they would have to pay more). They put a $99 hold on my 4 dollar purchase. Thankfully, this is a no-limit AMEX card, otherwise I'd be ticked off! Shell sucks. Next time I have to go to a Shell, I'm taking their windshield cleaning wand with me!

For 4 years I've been going to BP in carpentersville, off of RT 25 and Barrington Ave. I have…read morenever met such a kind, friendly, energetic, considerate person. Every morning I'm welcomed by "good morning" and it's always sincere. Because of Jalicia Ussery, I'm a lifetime customer. Because of her, BP is the only place I'll ever go to. We have 23 gas stations in our town, though because of Jalicia, it's the only place I'll ever go to. BP is a huge company and each one of them need a Jalicia! Thanks for start my morning with kindness

9/2020 Had exactly what we needed when we needed. Loved the LARGE bags of ice you had! Prices…read morewere as expected and the service was there. Staff was friendly and the place was clean. Enjoyed our brief visit to your gas station. We will be back again some day soon I believe.

Prices are good but the pumps are always a problem when trying to pay. Sooooo slow or have to be…read morereset every time I visit. Went through the car wash and it took my side mirror casing off so fold those in before you drive through!

I just don't know. I know gas stations aren't sexy, but I guess I'm just waiting for one to be…read moreclean inside, have nice pumps, provide a good assortment of snacks, and have a decent rewards card, because let's be honest, I can find the same gas every else, with the same Gatorade everywhere else, and the same terrible traffic flow everywhere else.

Brand new Circle K with excellent drink varieties...they have wine,liquor,beer, and polar popread more

I was on my way to Jacksonville, FL when I decided to stop at a local gas station. The gas station…read morewas not in the best looking part of town. Streetlights were flashing; the station's sign was not even working. There were about 10 of homeless people just walking up and down the street that the gas station was on. I walked into the filthy, run down store, and asked where the bathrooms were. The store clerk appeared to be homeless himself. He needed a haircut and a shaven. The clerk was wearing a torn flannel shirt with ripped up blue jeans. I walked into the bathrooms and they were surprisingly clean! All the walls looked like they had just been painted, and the floors were spotless. I finally walked back into the store and was hit by how filthy the store was, and then I asked myself why were the bathrooms so clean? I just went on about my business and made a pass through the store looking around. I picked up a Mountain Dew and a bag of Lays potato chips. I made my way back to the counter and placed my drink and chips on the sticky counter and paid for my items including twenty-five dollars worth of gas. I walked out the doors and still was in amazement about why the bathrooms were so clean, but I still carried on and went and pumped my gas outside. While pumping my gas I just watched the massive amounts of homeless people walking up and down the streets and thought to myself how blessed I am. In a way, that changed my view on a lot of things in life. I have a lot of things that I take for granted and I should not. I think everyone should be thankful for everything they have and know that life could be worse.I was on my way to Jacksonville, FL when I decided to stop at a local gas station. The gas station was not in the best looking part of town. Streetlights were flashing; the station's sign was not even working. There were about 10 of homeless people just walking up and down the street that the gas station was on. I walked into the filthy, run down store, and asked where the bathrooms were. The store clerk appeared to be homeless himself. He needed a haircut and a shaven. The clerk was wearing a torn flannel shirt with ripped up blue jeans. I walked into the bathrooms and they were surprisingly clean! All the walls looked like they had just been painted, and the floors were spotless. I finally walked back into the store and was hit by how filthy the store was, and then I asked myself why were the bathrooms so clean? I just went on about my business and made a pass through the store looking around. I picked up a Mountain Dew and a bag of Lays potato chips. I made my way back to the counter and placed my drink and chips on the sticky counter and paid for my items including twenty-five dollars worth of gas. I walked out the doors and still was in amazement about why the bathrooms were so clean, but I still carried on and went and pumped my gas outside. While pumping my gas I just watched the massive amounts of homeless people walking up and down the streets and thought to myself how blessed I am. In a way, that changed my view on a lot of things in life. I have a lot of things that I take for granted and I should not. I think everyone should be thankful for everything they have and know that life could be worse.I was on my way to Jacksonville, FL when I decided to stop at a local gas station. The gas station was not in the best looking part of town. Streetlights were flashing; the station's sign was not even working. There were about 10 of homeless people just walking up and down the street that the gas station was on. I walked into the filthy, run down store, and asked where the bathrooms were. The store clerk appeared to be homeless himself. He needed a haircut and a shaven. The clerk was wearing a torn flannel shirt with ripped up blue jeans. I walked into the bathrooms and they were surprisingly clean! All the walls looked like they had just been painted, and the floors were spotless. I finally walked back into the store and was hit by how filthy the store was, and then I asked myself why were the bathrooms so clean? I just went on about my business and made a pass through the store looking around. I picked up a Mountain Dew and a bag of Lays potato chips. I made my way back to the counter and placed my drink and chips on the sticky counter and paid for my items including twenty-five dollars worth of gas. I walked out the doors and still was in amazement about why the bathrooms were so clean, but I still carried on and went and pumped my gas outside. While pumping my gas I just watched the massive amounts of homeless people walking up and down the streets and thought to myself how blessed I am. In a way, that changed my view on a lot of things in life. I have a lot of things that I take for granted and I should not. I think everyone should be thankful for everything they have and know that life could be worse.I was on my way to Jacksonville, FL when I decided to stop at a local gas station. The gas station