240 South Indiana Street, Mooresville IN 46158
“I’ve been to a lot of gas stations across Indiana, and this is easily one of the best. The gas prices are consistently affordable, the store is always clean, and the cashiers are some of the kindest and most welcoming people you’ll meet. What really sets this place apart is the energy drink selection. They carry brands that many other gas stations don’t, including Ryse, Bum Energy, Jolt Energy, and Gorilla Mind, along with all the popular brands. They also do a great job of getting new flavors in quickly and usually have a wide variety of flavors available instead of just the basics. The snack selection is excellent as well, with a great spread of chips, candy, drinks, and convenience items. Everything is well-stocked, organized, and easy to find. Between the cheap gas, friendly staff, clean store, huge energy drink selection, and great snack variety, this is one of the best gas stations I’ve visited anywhere in Indiana.”
N Old State Rd 67 &, W Knox St, Mooresville IN 46158
“I used to work thier and I liked it and I like the people that I see there. And I enjoyed seeing the worker's thier thay help me when I needed it, if I wanted to say something I could because I knew I wasn't going to get judged about what I say.”
239 Indianapolis Rd, Mooresville IN 46158
“Shawn provided excellent customer service despite being yelled at and given dirty looks by who I assume is a “manager” I was in and out twice and both times she’s yelling at the employees cursing in-front of customers. If she’s the manager I feel bad for the employees. I walked up to the register she looks at Shawn and rolls her eyes after ringing me in she leaves and yells at him to run the register so she could go stand and do nothing. Wish I would have gotten a name but the girl has pink/red hair. Very rude.”
411 IN-144, Mooresville IN 46158
“How is it this store is more out of pizza then has pizza? Like right now they opened at 3am yet there is no pizza in the racks no burritos nothing besides cold potato bites and a bacon egg sammich”
535 South Indiana Street, Mooresville IN 46158
“Friendly employees, place looks great, clean. I also saw that a worker was by himself, and there was clearly two bathroom signs on the door and some guy in a hat bangs on the window multiple times. I saw from my car. Every one needs to go the the restroom and the worker shouldn't have to deal with that from other people”
121 W Knox St, Mooresville IN 46158
“My hometown àll in one stop shop, personally I love the owner and his wife they're always friendly and always used to ask how my mom was when she was alive.”
143 E Main St, Mooresville IN 46158
“I love going to Circle K in Mooresville, IN....Collin is such an awesome guy!!! He helps me every time when I need it.... He even pumped my gas one time for me!!!! Always friendly and greets me when I enter the store and wishes me a great day as I am leaving....Collin is why I keep going there plus the store is always clean!!!”
115 Fields St, Mooresville IN 46158
“I used a photo app to send pics to Walgreen for printing, they responded with an email in five minutes letting me know they received my order and within an hour another email telling me my order was ready to pick up. The sales clerk was friendly and smiling. I had submitted the same order to Wal-**** two days earlier and never heard from them.”
2299 Koger Street, Mooresville IN 46158
“Its 9/29/26 7:43 pm that young man in there that cleans the restrooms at the driver desk does a exceptionally good job he deserves a raise for sure or a opportunity to move up especially dealing with some of these nasty drivers that could shower for free but dont”
115 Fields Street, Mooresville IN 46158
“A great close by location, when so many other Walgreens have been closed. The staff is always eager to help you whenever you need it. Also they are open later than plenty of other stores in the area”
288 Southbridge Street, Mooresville IN 46158
“called bc I was confused the address on google & the CVs website were differing I no longer live in Indy & needed my brother to pick up photos for my nephews birthday & Shay was a God Sent very calm & quickly confirmed with me that one of the addresses were their old address but they will always take you to the same place. She is extremely pleasant my brother was in a bit of a rush & I just placed the photos maybe 10 minutes ago she was able to update me they’re printing now. I’m a sucker for good customer service I feel like this is very far and few between these days. May God bless this woman & her generations to come”
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