Circle K Reviews

Kicked me out because I bought 4 large coffees, they said I took too many creamers five per cup seems normal. Then they verbally abused me and my son.

Unfriendly, they refused to let me use restroom, even I bought gas.

Day shift is rude. Am visiting from Seattle and got Drivers License thrown back at me and said it was expired I then pointed that it was the date of issue and the expiration date was right below (smdh) then they looked at each other scanned it and said the system was saying it s not valid. I work with the government and have to pass extra background so did not add up at all. I drove a few blocks down to 7 eleven bought my dip and when they scanned it was valid! I then proceeded to elaborate on what happened and the manager said they were scanning the little barcode and the top corner instead of the huge barcode across the DL... geez these people not only rude but ignorant.. the heavy set manager with highlights during the day at circle k needs to get retrained, not going back and will tell others to drive a few blocks down.

Richard is by far the racist gay person I ve ever met every time I set foot in this store since he was caught sleeping several times he has called the cops on me for trespassing when no one has said I am banned from the store I will never waste my money at circle k ever again seems like a lawsuit and a call to corporate will be happening first thing in the morning

Not convenient when you're not allowed to use restroom and clerk constantly on his cellphone.

Credit card was used illegally at this location. Twice

Ol Cashier Girl has an attitude from hell. Restroom is the worse. Will not go back again

Really nice staff, I come here often. You can't really complain about 32 oz. of full throttle or kickstart for 79 cents

Very poor management ....day shift is very rude...... store is very dirty,cashier listening to music on their phone while cashing you out......manager is an idiot ...dont eat anything from grill because its never cleaned......circle k has low standards in people they hire