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  1. The Fresh Market - 5251 University Parkway

    5251 University Parkway, University Park FL 34201

    3.8 Good 257 reviews

    “Manager Elaine took good care of me the other day. I actually interacted with 2 other managers as well during the last few days. All of them exhibited kindness, helpfulness, and professionalism. I had needed 3 rotisserie chickens and they made sure they had them for me. Thank you!”

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  2. BJ's Gas Station - 8085 Cooper Creek Boulevard

    8085 Cooper Creek Boulevard, University Park FL 34201

    3.7 Good 56 reviews

    “They do feature the cheapest gas prices, but you have to be a member. The restroom is located in the grocery store. Air pump is very convenient. You can pay with credit cards or cash and the staff is friendly and helpful.”

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  3. BJ's Wholesale Club - 8085 Cooper Creek Blvd

    8085 Cooper Creek Blvd, University Park FL 34201

    3 Average 190 reviews

    “BJ's has so much more than the other 2 box stores around that we like. Their offer to return was a great one too. Gas prices are better than the other box stores too, but the lines can get very long.”

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  5. BJ's Tire Center - 8085 Cooper Creek Blvd

    8085 Cooper Creek Blvd, University Park FL 34201

    2.2 Poor 43 reviews

    “If they aren’t short staffed and everyone shows up for work then this place is great! If not, better reschedule. Yes, you need to make an appointment. Great prices for tires and sometimes they have specials. Cheapest price for rotations. Don’t rotate for Tesla model x though - not supposed to - actually learned that from a knowledgeable worker there even though the Tesla screen kept telling me to rotate my tires.”

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