1320 W Jefferson St, Quincy FL 32351
“I've been going here for a long time and the change in the store is good, food is good but can be pricy, clean inside, you can get gas here, play lottery, it's ok”
650 S Adams St, Quincy FL 32351
“Super friendly, always has a little bit of everything, gas is often the cheapest in town. Easy to walk to if you're at Gadsden Technical College, Tanyard Creek Park, or Sunset Acres.”
45 Kneeology Way, Quincy FL 32351
“The bathrooms were so clean. The young lady working there was so welcoming, i think maybe the manager or owner. She greeted me when I entered and said have a nice day when leaving. We travel from the Houston area to Daytona at least twice a year. This will be a planned stop for future trips. Tell all the staff they are doing and excellent job keeping this place a desirable stop. For anyone with an RV the lot is big enough for you; when we arrived there were 2 trucks with big travel trailers in the parking lot.”
1880 Pat Thomas Parkway, Quincy FL 32351
“Love this place, their fuel is almost always cheaper than stations in the surrounding area. I generally drive about 7 miles here to fill up. The last time I filled up I saved about 40 cents per gallon of diesel. It doesn't always work out that way, but this has happened several times to me. Over 38 gallons that is quite a savings. The folks have always been courteous to me as well! With the walmart app you can some extra money as well.”
16854 Blue Star Highway, Quincy FL 32351
“This was a great pit stop, except for the auto shut off on the gas pumps. Oopsy. Bathrooms were clean & the store was well stocked with a ATM inside. There was even a slushy machine we took full advantage of. Strawberry all the way. Warning: the gas pumps here do not stop automatically if you put them on auto shut off and walk off. They just keep on pumping on the ground so unless you want to pay for gas all over the ground DO NOT use the auto fill break it doesn't work. Trust me. Yikes. Recommend.”
502 W Jefferson St, Quincy FL 32351
“I don't have a car to buy gas but I have bought gas there for my lawn equipment and the prices are competitive compared to other stores, in store prices are about the same as others they serve small hot food snacks like pizza and chicken, they have a ATM which is convenient in store, I also go there to play the Florida lottery, the people that work there are good people”
830 East Jefferson Street, Quincy FL 32351
“The person that was working the day I came in.i can actually say he was polite n I walk with a cane so he actually asked cud he help get the things I needed n even offered to carry to car for me.that means alot n goes along way with me.so I jus wanna say thanks!!”
3749 Pat Thomas Pkwy, Quincy FL 32351
“This is a locally owned business instead of a big corporate owned one and it shows. The sort of place people in the neighborhood - or travellers - can stand around and meet up.While they don't have the corporate backing, their prices are still in line and even better than others around them.”
1134 West Jefferson Street, Quincy FL 32351
3314 Greensboro Hwy, Quincy FL 32351
“Average small independently owned place. Bathrooms are oddly in a separate building out back. They are situated directly across a large parking lot from a Marathon, so you got your choice. I’ll vouch for bathrooms here. They are almost never clean and this is no exception, but it is decidedly NOT filthy. Either they don’t get much traffic here, or they staff well enough to keep them clean(ish). Store/BK area was oddly set up but well stocked and cashier was polite.”
43 Spooner Road, Quincy FL 32351
“Almost always a great and fast experience. The owner is very kind and friendly. My one complaint is their business hours, online it's listed as opening at 6am on Sunday but I was there at 6:50am and the shutters were still down and all the lights were off. There was no sign that I could see with their posted hours.”
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