Circle K

Reviews

• 1.0a year agoChris Orr

  I visited for gasoline around 4:25 A.M. and thought I would get some food and drink while there. I believe the store is considered to be 24 hour, but no one would come to the door. Instead 2 employees, a man and a woman, focused on stocking the cooler. I pressed the service button, I banged on the door, and even finally blew the car horn repeatedly. At one point the man came outside the cooler, looked at the door, and then turned around and went back inside. I don't mind employees doing their nightly duties which of course include stocking the cooler since it is slow, but when it comes to the expense of it's customers, I think priorities are a bit off. It might have been one thing had they not known I was there, but they did - I was intentionally being ignored. If I knew they were not open at night, I would not make the trip down. I've been going for about 6 years now, and the employees, until now, have at least attempted to serve the customers as well. You would think they would at least put a sign on the door if they are going to be closed for a while. Since I am not in the market for frustration and anger when I dash out to the store at night, I'll try the 7-11 across the road next time for sure.

• 1.0a year agoMelissa Webb

  This has been one of the worst experiences I have had at Circle K. The cashier, an elderly white woman, was very nasty to me. I walked into the store to purchase a tobacco product, and she refused to sell to me. I am a white woman with a black step son. She kept raising her voice at me that she needs his ID. I assured her that it was for me, not my son that accompanied me into the store. Then she sold a tobacco product to the white lady in line behind me that had her white younger daughter. I asked why. She said it is a Policy for Circle K to not sell to anyone with a minor. I said what, you just did. We returned to our vehicle. My husband asjed me what happened where is your purchase, we explained what happened. My husband then went into the store to purchase the product, and she was nasty to him and refused to sell to him. Meanwhile, there was another white customer with her white daughter who purchased the same product and the cashier sold to them. The cashier then shouted out the said POLICY of Circle K, stating they cannot sell to anyone with a minor. The customer laughed and told her that she was going against policy. This is ridiculous we are in 2025 and people are still treating others with a different race so badly. This is a poor mentality that only trickles down from the top. This cashier represents the business.

• 5.06 months agoChris Gulotta

  I often stop at this Circle K. Today, I noticed that the store appeared more clean and less cluttered. Good job!