We used this 7 Eleven quite a bit when we were on Marco Island. We popped in daily for ice cream,…read moresoda, chips, you name it. It's you're basic everyday 7 Eleven, but what makes this place great in particular is the convenience it offers nearby tourists. Anyone staying at the hotels across the street has immediate access to all of the snacks, treats and drinks 7 Eleven offers. That's huge because there isn't a whole hell of alot near the hotels. Food options in particular are very limited. Oh yeah, I also loved the fact that they offered gas at a reasonable price. I'm definitely a fan of this place. Essential shop if you happen to be staying by the beach.

Great customer service! Very convenient. They have been extremely helpful finding what I needed and…read moreright next to the major hotels.

Wawa popping up all over Florida. Great selections of convenience foods snacks and drinks plus…read morequick clerks to get you back on the road or if you want to eat at a table they have areas outside just north west if the front doors. They also have ethanol-free fuel available for boats ATV or toys that require pure fuel without alcohol. 16/2022 Food 5 Amb 5 Service 5 Location 5

Wawa continues to expand throughout Florida and that is great news for residents of the Sunshine…read moreState. For those unfamiliar with Wawa, Wawa is a gas station and yet it is so much more than your typical gas station. The strongest appeal to a Wawa is their food counter which puts a lot of their emphasis on their subs. Since Wawa is from the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania area, Wawa calls these sandwiches "hoagies." Whether you want to call it a hoagie or a sub, they are still pretty good, especially when compared to the food at other gas stations. My go-to sub (or hoagie) is their Italian, though I have had their cheesesteaks more than once. I wiuod definitely recommend either of these subs (or hoagies). In addition to their subs (or hoagies), Wawa slots offers several other items from this food area. They also have the usual convenience store items inside. All in all, I will give this particular location five stars.

This location isn't open as of yet, but it is getting quite the commotion. So many vehicles pulled…read morein, as we did, in hopes of pumping some gas. There are multiple pumps, which is great for the amount of cars pulling in a "coming soon"establishment. The interior is spacious, and a connected car wash with diesel pumps in the back. Can't wait for the opening day.

Worst gas station it's supper expensive plus I put $10 of gas when I left I realized the miles to…read moreempty didn't change at all went inside and they told me I had pumped gas . Definitely recommend going to circle K 2miles from the marathon.

Quick stop for a bottle of water at this gas station that is quite literally in the middle of…read morenowhere. And if you're low on gas and made it this far, you'll likely pay just about any price to get you out of this middle of nowhere because there's not much for another 20 or so miles to the west. The convenience store had the convenient things including a cooler with cold water. Perfect for the rest of my journey eastwards. I don't know if this is actually a Marathon station as they have some Marathon logos but it does not appear on the website. So good luck! [Review 12364 overall, 2150 of 2019.]

The store is a busy store yet it is always clean. I'm greeted upon entering. My favorite part of…read morethis store is the coffee station. The fact that the Franke coffee machine operates correctly improves many of my mornings ! Thanks to your great staff. Oh thank heaven for 7-11!

Confusing gas pumps in an out of the way location. But if you just need a snickers bar.....read more

I am posting a review for this place because they carry fried Gizzards and liver one of my favorite…read morethings. There are not many places that you can get this. I was so happy when I saw it in the window. I had to try it. To my surprise it was o.k. no crunch at and a little dry. It came with a good hot Sauce. The place looked clean and the service was good and professional.

I am staying on the island with my family and just went in for some tobacco products that were on…read moresale. Instead of ringing up the product with the coupon on it, the woman grabbed a product with no coupon and rang it up instead which charge me the full price. I would not recommend this gas station for certain purchases at all.

I passed up the Miccosukee Service Station prior to arriving here because the station was too busy…read moreAND they require you to pay inside so you can't use you're card at the pump. I was literally 56 miles approximately from my tank being empty. So I decided to take my chances and head down the road to Sunniland Country Store. This store/station is about 40 miles from the Miccosukee Service station so needless to say as I drove along with a strong headwind pushing hard against my car and I saw the gas gauge inch closer and closer to "E" I started to sweat. Mainly since I turned off the air conditioner to conserve gas but also because I had never been that close to running out of gas. This station is a bit off I-75 by ten miles so I chugged along towards the station and I see lightning and dark clouds in the distance. I made it to the station and the gas was reasonably priced but the gas comes out at a snail's pace. It trickles into the take at 0.00000001 gallons per hour. Only kidding but it was super slow and the dark clouds continues to make their way closer and closer. I didn't have time to go into the store but there is plenty of space around the lot to picnic or park in the shade if needed. I was able to pay at the pump. Finally the tank was full and I peeled out burning rubber to make it back to I-75 and escape the storm. So, I'm thankful I made to this station and that they were open because I really wouldn't have had any other choice had they been closed or the tanks out of order. I ended up running into the storm anyway near Sarasota but at least I had gas even if I couldn't see through all the rain.

Great little store! Friendly folk and cold beer. The place is easy on and easy off from the 29. Gas…read moreis cheap as well. Definitely a good place to stop even if there aren't to many options.

Whether you're heading I75 north or south across Alligator Alley, this service plaza checks off all…read morethe boxes in terms of travel needs. Being one of the only structures around for miles it's a great place to pull into. It's undergone significant renovations in past years so the current condition is really good. With a convenience store, cafe, Dunkin & large restroom that's always clean, you might as well stop by. Within the massive parking lot you'll find plenty of pumps to fill up. The spaces are huge so they accommodate any vehicle whether a motorcycle or RV. The gas prices are relatively accurate in comparison to any "regular" gas station you might go to. It's good to see they don't raise their prices knowing they're the only option out there. As far as inside goes, the businesses are all solid. Whether you get some food from the Glades Cafe or a coffee from Dunkin, you'll be satisfied. Once again, the pricing is super fair & it seems like most of the employees working here are friendly. These places are efficient considering they're dealing with a constant flow of customers all day. As far as my experiences over the years have gone, they've been nothing but positive. If it's your thing, they also have a small casino located right next door. I've never been inside but it seems to get a good flow of people. Personally, I stop by here on most trips across the Alley. Even if you use it to just get out & stretch your legs, the surrounding Everglades are beautiful to look at. It's a win/win scenario having this service plaza.

Welcome to the Miccosukee Service Plaza... where convenience meets armed robbery pricing…read more This place should honestly greet you with a giant warning sign that says: "Attention travelers: abandon all budgetary hope ye who enter here." Now to be fair, they rebuilt the plaza and physically it looks great. Clean, modern, spacious, and far nicer than the old roadside stop it replaced. You walk in thinking, "Wow, this is actually pretty impressive." And then you look at the prices and suddenly feel like you accidentally wandered into an airport terminal designed by oil companies. Case in point: TEN DOLLARS. For a single-serving bag of Kettle brand potato chips. I stared at the price tag like it had personally insulted my family. For ten dollars, those chips better have been cooked by a Michelin-star chef and blessed by a shaman before being placed on the shelf. And the gas prices? A full dollar more per gallon than what I paid before leaving home earlier that day. A DOLLAR. At today's prices, that's not a "slight markup." That's a financial hostage situation with fuel pumps. But here's the thing... They know exactly what they're doing. Because for roughly 25 miles in either direction, there's basically nothing around except swamp, gators, and your rapidly increasing sense of vulnerability as the fuel gauge drops. So yes, if you HAVE to stop, stop. Use the restroom. Buy the overpriced chips. Accept your fate. But let's be clear: nobody is choosing this stop because of value. This is survival shopping. Three stars for the nice rebuild. Minus several emotional stars for making me consider financing snack food.