17 Main Street, Sackville NB E4L 4A3
“Absolutely wonderful experience here after our car was making a very sudden and concerning noise. We don’t live in Sackville and they were able to help us out very quickly and spontaneously, and calm our nerves about the car. Had a nice chat with the guy at the desk and left the shop in a great mood.”
4 Cattail Ridge, Sackville NB E4L 3S1
“Stopped in here for gas and coffee on my way to Nova Scotia. Mary was so helpful and friendly. She made me feel like a regular local customer. Thank you Mary!! 😊”
211 Main Street, Sackville NB E4L 4C2
“Irvin oil have high standards and excellent services, however, on this day I couldn't get a ride to pick me from Sackville and went in to the CircleK grocery store at the station to ask the staff in there if I could sit there for few hours till about 5am in the morning (time was almost 1am then). He declined and I had to step out, in a temperature of about 1°c. I don't think I've met anyone that acted so mean and showing lack of emphaty since I stepped into Canada, like this guy did. The attitude of the CircleK staff is not portraying the excellent standard of the gas station. Although the CircleK shop has some excellent staff also, like the young Tanzanian guy and 2 other Caucasian ladies.”
222 Main Street, Sackville NB E4L 4C1
“Friendly staff. They even let me loiter inside a little bit during a cold winter motorcycle trip between provinces. Conveniently located. No complaints. 5 star service from the staff. There's always hot coffee on hand and even fresh popcorn sometimes. Decent little spot with lots of selection at typical gas station retailer pricing.”
211 Main Street, Sackville NB E4L 4C2
“We have stopped to fill up several times while travelling to Upper Canada or to the US and found the Circle in Sackville NB to be a very convenient spot to stop for our gas and rest room stop.It is near all the necessary food stops for most travelers as well.”
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