130 West Main Street, Youngsville NC 27596
“I fill my tires here. I like that the machine has an indicator that can be set and it'll beep when you hit your dialed in value. Watch out for the tank filling area. It's very bumpy if you drive over the wellhead. Scrapped my underside in a hatchback.”
5703 NC-96 W, Youngsville NC 27596
“Been going here for the past 20 years folks are friendly and the food is good. Not sure why one said there where credit card issues. Must have tried to stick it in the wrong place!!!!”
564 US-1, Youngsville NC 27596
“One thing that I love about this sheetz is that the customer service is always great, The young man named eddy was so pleasant yesterday even with a busy store he is always very polite. The 5 stars are for his great customer service.”
130 West Main Street, Youngsville NC 27596
“Great local gas station right in downtown Youngsville. The gas pumps have been updated with better security regarding their chip readers - this alone makes me stop here to get gas (having my credit card info stolen at a local Exxon recently). This location has a good number of pumps, good gas prices and the convenience store is small but has great prices on snacks and drinks. Very clean inside as well. Rest rooms were clean as well. Definitely recommend this station if you're in Youngsville.”
1190 US-1, Youngsville NC 27596
“Interesting that there were many negative reviews. I have been using this pharmacy for years for family Rx's which are pretty regular, and although there was one exception on a very busy day where I felt the service was shockingly bad (even under stress the best rise to the occasion), I have otherwise always experienced great service here. Someone in the reviews before mine, said they refused him service because they said he had no insurance even though he did. I am wondering if he misunderstood. Are you sure they were not saying there was no Insurance on record at that store? If that happened to me, I would show them my Insurance card or give them the insurance information or ask them to call the other CVS so they can get the information. It is really odd that they would turn you away and not try to get the information from you. If that happened exactly as you said, I am stunned that that happened.”
1190 US-1, Youngsville NC 27596
“I came in about a week ago looking for some things and just had a wonderful interaction with Christina! She was very helpful and cheered me up a bit as well. Very kind woman and I will definitely be coming back.”
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