There is an older man there with glasses, I don't know what his problem with young girls is, but I…read morecome in before work to get my nicotine. He is just plan out rude, and disrespectful.

I'm not sure there is anything particularly interesting here. Gasoline and diesel fuel are outside…read moreand the latest newspapers are inside, along with the regular selection of drinks and fast food. It looks as though they've replaced the old store from the Bonded station days, finally. You get deals and coupon with the SpeedyRewards card and sometimes, it seems like you pay for them as the price per gallon goes up quickly at Speedway. It's so busy, you often have to wait in line for a pump.

The shower was a little small but I liked that it was closed in so the majority of the water…read morewouldn't wet the floor. It was cleaned so no complaints there. I paid for parking because all the free parking was filled by the time I shut down. Limited truck parking so make sure you shut down early. The cashiers were friendly and store was being cleaned when I walked in. I would come back to this pilot if I was ever in the area again.

This travel center is quite typical for what you'd find and expect, with a Subway attached and all…read morethat, but cleanliness could REALLY be better. The washroom floor was quite sticky and it was obvious that the washroom had not been cleaned in a while. This is the main reason for the loss of two stars, as the last thing people want to see during a road trip is a dirty washroom. Do better, Pilot.

It used to be that Marathon was much higher than most of the stations, but that's not really the…read morecase much now. This one was equal to Speedway, just down Barron Street. I only pumped regular unleaded gasoline, but there were no problems. There was even receipt paper coming out of the pump at the end. Yay! (It's Eaton and I expect things to go right.) The interior of the store looked both spacious and packed with products. Since it's across from both Kmart and Walmart, I'm surprised that they don't do more business but Speedway has most people's attention. That's a good reason to go to this Marathon Mart--little or no waiting.

I need a refill. The doctor stated to call pharmacy. I was not able to get anyone on the phone…read more The cycle is frustrating.

I've been here 3 times because sadly this is the closest pharmacy to me. All the employees are rude…read morein the pharmacy, I was given incorrect medical advice as well. Might as well do an entire rehiring event or something.

Any reviews shown prior to August 2025 are for a different store at a different location which has…read morenow closed. This is a brand new store and really should have gotten a new listing. Anyway I am not that thrilled with it. Yes, it's very big with much more inventory than the little old store. And it's very clean, at least for now. They have a Starbucks counter (no seating), sushi if that's your thing, and the Murray's Cheese which the better Kroger stores carry. (That's my thing.) I observed 4 mobility shopping carts for those who require them. I further observed notably higher prices on items I normally buy at the Beckett Ridge (West Chester) location- and that would be considered a more affluent area! I also saw a refrigerated smoked meat item that was past its expiration date; and the store has only been open six days. The greatest disappointment is this BIG "supermarket" has no deli counter for cold cuts sliced to order! All they have is "grab and go" packages of pre-sliced ham, bologna, etc. of their own store brand. No thanks. I want it sliced fresh, I want to choose the thickness of the cut, the weight I want, and sometimes (gasp!) I might want a taste before making the commitment to buy a pound! And the final insult is these pre-sliced store brand deli meats that have been sitting around who knows how long, handled by who knows, are quite pricey. I will stop here for the store brand soda which I like and maybe a few other targeted items, but I'd say Walmart's grocery across the street does not have anything to worry about from the coming of this new store.

For years, Eaton had the IGA on Aukerman Street. Suddenly, in late 1986/early 1987, they were…read morereplaced by Marsh. IGA (Independent Grocers Association?) has some fairly inexpensive canned goods, but Marsh is mostly the opposite, and it's rather local, coming from Yorktown, Indiana. Kroger is a bigger chain than Marsh, having stores in several states, and even running convenience stores in other states under different brands. They're not really cheap, either. This location is somewhat small but seems neat and clean and the employees are friendly. They still have a reasonable selection, they just have to stock more often than other stores, I'm sure. I found my Turkey Hill individual iced tea bottles right next to the bigger bottles in the dairy section, and they were priced the same as the bigger stores. Kroger may not be inexpensive, but if you hit the sales, clip the coupons, and get the Kroger rewards card, you'll be fine.

I posted a few days ago about the horrible customer service I received at the hands of this gas…read morestation employee. It gets worse! They charged me $3.29 and the return receipt was for only $2.79. I have contacted both my bank and the better business bureau.