Circle K

"Convenient location to get gas, staff was friendly enough"

"My how things have changed. I was at the carwash and needed change, popped over to CircleK. I was just going to buy something but since the 2 folks working were at the front I decided to ask for change (fully expecting them to say no at which time I would go to back to plan A). The male clerk did say no and when I turned to go buy a soda he informed me that if I tried to buy anything to get change he would refuse the sale. So I said to him, if I had not asked you and just bought something you would have given me change-he said he was glad I understood what he said. I asked for his manager, she was right there next to him-she said this was due to the change shortage (right...) and yes they would refuse to sell anything to me (Davis Produce gladly gave me change without a purchase). I will NEVER go back to this store and will continue to advise others not to as well."

"Amanda was amazing. I’ve been inSavannah for 6 years and am now moving to Nashville. She was my favorite at my favorite gas station. Will miss you Amanda and having my first sip of coffee with you. Nice to have other night owls like me around. Circle K, you better keep this one. She’s a good one to have around."

"It’s called bait and switch. Show one price Charge another. When I caught there mistake I was told to leave the store. Look at the picture. 4.27 a piece x 10 Somehow comes to $57 Rhonda was rude and lied about her name."

"Forgot to buy cigarettes before the stores on the island closed. Dreaded the drive off island but my husband and I got to the store and decided why not buy snacks and drinks for our hotel room. Husband wanted coffee but there were none. Late night so understandable. Cashier didn't offer to make any. Getting to the register, the total was around 40.00 and my husband also wanted to buy 2 tickets at 10.00 so that would have been around 60.00. The cashier said he didn't have change for the 100.00 bill. He said the only other store would be well into Savannah. He was rude and snide about it. We had to put everything back. Still needing the cigarettes, we got together some change left from earlier shopping. Also remembered a lotto ticket we had and was happy we could still get our snacks also. At this point, several people are in line in front of me. One person pays with three twenties. Another two more. My turn and he says lottery is closed. So I couldn't use my ticket to pay. I ask if he has change yet because I know that he does and he says No. And that he probably won't for a while. So i say I'll just take the cigarettes which he still has bagged up on the counter along with everything else we had chosen. He rings them up again and I go to pay and he asks for my I.D. AGAIN! On one of my many trips back and forth to my car just to buy crap from this store, I left my purse in my car. I go back out to get my purse and the gentleman behind me who had witnessed most of this begins to tell me directions to another store that isn't very far. The cashier cut him off and says that we don't know if that is a 24 hour store. He seemed to take satisfaction in being a prick. My problem is this. I have worked many years as a cashier and with circle k. This man could have easily dropped five twenties from the safe to change my 100. Bill. and immediately replaced it with the 100 bill if he didn't want to have the large bills in his register. It was also the way he did it and the attitude he had. We've noticed it before but never like this. I will NEVER under any circumstances buy even a last breath at this store if they were there last place on Earth. He should definitely be retrained in customer service. I mean, I did not apply for the job and force him to work it. What he did was overly unnecessary and disgusting as a representative of Circle K."