782 South Rowe Terrace, Lecanto FL 34461
“Great gas station. People behind the counter are nice. Never had a problem. Really. The Duncan that is attached is pretty good but sometimes understaffed and slow. Not to reflect on the gas station review but I think it needs to be included because they are together.”
5511 W Homosassa Trail, Lecanto FL 34461
“The kindest and nicest staff (owner). On Christmas day, all the stores were closed, and i was in desperate need of First Aid supplies. They didn't carry them, but were kind enough to offer me some out of the first aid kit. That meant the world to me. Thank you ❤️”
3310 West Gulf To Lake Highway, Lecanto FL 34461
“They give free drinks sometimes, my son we have his Wednesday as race trac day with a drink and cookie..sometimes they just give the drink for free...my son is very happy.”
2205 W Norvell Bryant Hwy, Lecanto FL 34461
“This is a great family owned and operated business. The owners are friendly and helpful. This store offers gas, ice, propane, lottery, beer and other convenience store items. It is a refreshing break from national chains.”
2025 N Lecanto Hwy, Lecanto FL 34461
“Circle k gas station. I believe this is the Lecanto location. I've never been inside this location. I always try to use circle k because I have the card plus the rewards. Plus upside usually has an offer too.”
782 S Rowe Terrace, Lecanto FL 34461
“So I have been going to this particular store for a while now,and over Time I've gotten to know a few of the employees, and one in particular named Sharon, I had surgery a few weeks ago and I recently needed gas and was late night and Sharon handed me a get well card ? she is such a great person, she's always smiling ? and a pleasure to talk to, I felt bad when I saw her loading up ice from a ladder ?,and yes she was still smiling ?,at this day and age to go to a store and have someone ask about you and how things are is comforting I used to get gas at your competitors, but going here makes me feel at home with friends ? also had the pleasure of chatting with Becca and Scott and at the earliest of hour's they All are a blessing to the store, so my vote is for employee of the month for Sharon ?”
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