Circle K 877 East Main Street, Galesburg, IL 61401

"Always nice and polite and the air was cool. It was really hot outside today."

"I don't know why they can't keep diet dew in a fountain drink."

"Staff is always friendly. Prices can be a little high on some items. You pay for the convenience."

"Cashier working on 6/30/22 at 8am-8.30am was rude and lied to my face about how she was told she wasn’t allowed to accept change as payment. As a consistent customer (usually more late afternoon of that location). As I proceed to her in contact with one manager I’m more familiar with to ask if this was true, confirmed it was false so that the women that rang up my items, didn’t want to have good faith into the fact that what I had was actually currency so therefore would of had to count the change to make sure it was all there, instead she completely tells me that they had enough of coin currency and she was able to accept my payment, as i reinsured he that I come in here all the time with similar rolled coins i roll myself because I as a coin collector/hunter, i roll coin currency into the correct amount of each roll is suppose to be with the coins I have gone through and see fit to continue to keep into currency, she tells me “that’s what she was told”. When the real reason is that she didn’t want to half to do her job, and count the coins to make sure I had the correct amount to pay for said items. I can’t think of one company that would tell their staff that certain currency should not be accept because the have an abundance of it. That sounds completely stupid really. When I’m reality, the cashier was just lazy, and if you read this, just stay home since you feel as if telling the customer you don’t accept American currency as payment! I will even add the fact that I was the only customer in the store, only venders and employees the other people that were in the store at the time I went to check out, so it’s not like I was holding up the line or if they wete any type of busy. I’m said to give this a 1 star because of the the great, skilled employees I am more familiar with that works there, it’s upsetting that she turned down a form a currency, but what if it was someone and that’s literally all they had to pay with, could of been your mother, granny, sister, nephew grabbing breakfast before school and the kid was able to relinquish his/her energy before the biggest test of the year they had to pass, it’s a shame to see the laziness of some people."