This Exxon‑branded station in the Windsor Square shopping center happens to be attached to a 7‑Eleven, but the fuel operation is really the star of the show here. I wasn't shopping for gas on this visit, but I still glanced at the sign out of habit and noticed the prices were holding their own in this part of town, only 4 cents more per gallon than the Costco not far away, which is practically a small victory these days. If you're on the Exxon customer program or the 7‑Eleven rewards app, you can usually shave a little more off the top, and it's always satisfying to feel like you've gamed the system just a bit. The layout is the classic island style with the pumps spread out on the wings, easy to pull into and easy to pull out of, and the traffic flow is straightforward enough that you don't feel like you're navigating an obstacle course. The convenience store in the center is a 7‑Eleven through and through, with the Slurpee machine humming along, the hot dog roller doing its slow rotation, and the coffee station ready for anyone who needs a quick boost before getting back on the road. I didn't check the restroom this time, partly because I wasn't making a long stop and partly because I was already juggling a couple of errands, but the store itself was tidy and well stocked. The coolers were full, the aisles were easy to navigate, and everything had that steady, predictable rhythm you expect from a station that sees a lot of regulars. For a quick Exxon stop, it checked all the boxes: competitive fuel prices, easy access, and a familiar convenience store attached for whatever small things you need to grab on the way. A reliable, straightforward experience that does exactly what a neighborhood fuel station should. [Review 171 of 2026 - 4559 in North Carolina - 25361 overall] read more