Nice, bright, clean and well organized. That's the intial impression walking into this Walgreens…read more It is housed in the former Rite Aid on Fairview, next to Southpark mall. I was picking up a photo order, so can only speak to the service regarding that. The cashier was nice, I was in and out, without a wait. The poster I ordered turned out great! The store seemed fully stocked. They even hadd toilet paper and paper towels!

I always go to this store because. I live 7 minutes away. Ms. Sue is very nice and friendly, She…read morealways ask me how I am doing. but the other day I went and Found a DECAF coffe made by McCafe. one of the workers kind of heavy set was checking on merchandise and I ask her about another brand that is DECAF she was rude and told this is all we have, and I ask her again if they have DECAF Starbucks brand and she repeated this is all we have with a tone of voice. I wanted to tell her that I was sorry about bothering her with questions.

Wow! Wonderful experience there. I had to return something and their employees and the drop off…read morelocker location - Amazing! Thank you so very much!

One of three gas stations on the corners of this intersection, this is the one that is closest to…read morethe SouthPark Mall. Decent cover at the pumps, some parking spaces and a small convenience store that has an ATM with a $3.50 charge. That's not the one I was looking for. The store is pretty tidy and the clerk was cleaning up the pump area when I arrived. [Review 9968 overall, 1548 of 2018.]

Unfortunately, every time I am forced to visit this cave, I regret it. The woman who works the…read morecounter is very mean and angry. Prices are not marked so you pay the price she decides you should pay. I bought a soda and took one of the napkins next to the register. She looked at me like I was not entitled to have a small, cheap, one-ply napkin. I gave her back a look that dared her to say anything to me. I left feeling like I had to justify and fight for a damn napkin. What a B!

Filled up and added a car wash to get rid of a week's worth of pollen. Gas price was enough of a…read moreshock, but the car wash just added insult to injury. Skimpy splotches of soap drizzled on the top of my car, none on the sides. At least it didn't waste a lot of their water to rinse it off. Worst of all, when I got home and looked at the rear of my car, all the pollen I started with was still there, PLUS streaks of pollen from the roof added to it. If I ever think of going to a Circle K car wash again, senility has destroyed my memories. If you consider it, buy a garden hose instead. Or if your kids have a squirt gun just put some soap in it and give your car a few squirts.

This Circle K outlet had some good and some bad. The good: lots of pumps, and they were all…read moreworking; the bad: the squeegees for cleaning your window were all useless since the water pails were empty ... all of them, and the garbage cans were all overflowing. So in sum ... lots of gas and good prices, but otherwise not very clean or convenient.

I always like going here but tonight they be letting a bunch of people hang out at the pumps…read moreplaying music while dancing yes dancing at the pumps. Security just walks on by not paying any attention. Also can't step out of your car without being stopped by someone wanting to bum money and tell you a long story about why they need money. Most security are good about keeping this stuff under control but some just don't care.

If you're not willing to make the trek to South Carolina to save 10+ cents per gallon thanks to…read moretheir lower gas taxes, this QuikTrip on South Blvd. The station is clean, well spaced and the pumps have more than adequate space for two cars and another to pass between. Inside, the store is well lit, well stocked and the bathrooms are clean. Trash cans are taken care of, there is no trash and the station is pleasant to visit. Oh, and the gas prices are right at the bottom of the range in the GasBuddy app. [Review 11259 overall, 1036 of 2019.]

REVIEW FOR CAR WASH ONLY…read more After moving from the Bay Area to the Carolinas, one of the biggest differences I noticed was the car wash experience. In Northern California, car washes often include full service--vacuuming, hand drying, and tire shine--all for a reasonable price. That level of service set my expectations pretty high. While you won't find full-service detailing here, this 7-Eleven / Exxon co-branded car wash gets the job done--and does it reliably. I personally prefer car washes with brushes. In my opinion, they clean better than the brushless, high-pressure-only systems. Think of it like washing your hands--you need a little friction to really get things clean. The premium wash here runs about $12.50, and the equipment is dependable, the facility is clean, and the process is straightforward. What really stood out to me is the current promotion: You can sign up for the Sparkle Pass using the QR code on-site and receive 30 days of free car washes. That's a fantastic value, especially if you drive frequently or deal with pollen, dust, or road grime here in Charlotte. I've used it multiple times, and the system has worked consistently every visit. Would I personally pay $29 per month after the promotion ends? Probably not--but for the free trial, it's absolutely worth taking advantage of while it lasts. The location itself is in a convenient, well-kept area with nearby shopping and dining, making it easy to run errands while keeping your car looking presentable. Bottom line: Reliable, clean, and a smart deal if you use the promotion. When your car looks good, you feel good--so take advantage of the offer while it's available and keep rolling clean.

I tried to fill up my tank, but was charged $39.30 and received NO gas. The man working refused to…read morereimburse me. He came to my car- made me drive around and checked my tank to see it was STILL empty. Then said "it's money out of my pocket..what do you want me to do??" Meanwhile I've lost $40 out of my pocket for nothing!! Refused to reimburse my money- and then said "I can give you $10." So I left with zero gas and out $39.30. The "owner" was conveniently out of the country. Incredibly disappointing and frustrating that I, as a customer, am out money- with no gas. Terrible business!

If you come here be prepared to confront dr*g addicts at the pump. I get fuel here often and can't…read morecount how many times I've been approached by homeless people being aggressive and pressing me for cash. Fun experience.

This 7-Eleven is the "old" style gas station and convenience store, where there are pumps on both…read moresides (covered) and a center store that is over crowded with merchandise and the register is protected behind glass. It does have the usual 7-Eleven merchandise in here but it's tightly packed. The gas station is selling Exxon products. [Review 13428 overall, 747 of 2020.]

Great store location!…read more So I've been to a few Food lions around Charlotte to see which is the better store and this may take the cake. This store is clean - had all the products I was looking for and easy to navigate. One of the sections I really liked that I have not recognized in other store is there is a separate section for the salads/vegetables. It's almost like walking into a different part of the store and seeing different options for greens (salads, fruits, vegetables). Each time I came into this store, I would always see staff members keeping the shelves stocked and the floors clean. The location is right off a main highway making it very convenient for shopping. There is also plenty of parking and other stores to go shop in within this plaza. I would highly recommend this location for grocery shopping.

Why is your security guard so far away? I'm sure the shrinkage is high at this store and I have to…read morepay higher price. Shame

Reading these comments and I wanted to add mine. I have visited this store twice. I am a white…read morewoman and I have 4 black children, so I'm learning how to help my daughters with their textured hair and learning 'on the job'. Upon walking in the ladies at the counter were polite but short and pointed me to the right direction for hair extensions. After 10 min of getting confused and wandering around I found a clerk in front of me asking what I was looking for, she was polite but direct. I explained exactly what I needed and she went to find it. For the next 30min I asked the clerks all manner of questions about clip-ins, sew-ins, wigs, braid hair, care products and they pointed me to the right isle or came to help me. Their knowledge was spot on. They seemed to warm up some, but they were following me around the store, whether or not they followed me because they didn't trust me or to be helpful, it's of no consequence. I didn't feel it to be threatening or racist. They were helpful but I would say weary. This might be why... Three days later I came back for more things after some research - while I was in the store a group of drunk and high women walked in, they were rabblerousing and very loud, they were so drunk the whole huge store smelled of them long after they left, their interactions were absolutely shocking and they were ridiculous! They then verbally accosted these 2 clerks and stormed out after not finding what they wanted. The driver of their car was drinking and so was everyone else in their car. It was a Tuesday, not even noon yet. I was upset, I think the clerks were a bit shocked too. I asked a lot of questions- my hunch was these women are weary because maybe they have bad customers frequently- unsure. I don't know why this allowed but I felt very bad for them. No idea how they protect themselves, but this isn't a terrible area on South Blvd. Charlotte didn't used to be this way. I don't blame the store staff for following customers, besides the place is huge and full of so much, it is helpful to have them available to show you where items are. To close, this store is vast and they have an extensive amount of hair supplies at fantastic prices! It's a real gem. I saw lots of jewelry and makeup here as well! I cannot wait to go back.

The people who work there are some of the worst people I have ever encountered. I was in the store…read morea few days ago. I asked a question about human hair, they pointed in the direction of the hair and seemed to be afraid to come from behind the counter, they acted annoyed and were rude. it's so frustrating to have these Asian people operating in black communities, they make it clear they do not like you; it's just disgusting. They just want our money. Not all Asians who work in black communities are like that, so I don't want to label them all as anti-black. One thing is for certain I will never go back to that place