Circle KReviews of circlek.com

What in the world is going on with Circle K cups? I Don'. T understand this is the fourth or fifth time that my cup has given way and then subsequently, it's either in my house which causes me extra cleanup, then I have to clean the carpet or mop, the stairs or it happens in my car and gets into my gears. What do you people think you're doing, I mean a cup gotta be sturdy enough to for your polar pop drinks to carry it to drink otherwise, I need to put ice in soda in my hand and hope for the best. What is wrong with your people?

I go to the CK at 24th St. and Indian School Road. There is a gentleman that works there his name is Jarrett. He is the nicest, most polite worker there. I go at 2:45 in the morning on my way to work, and he's always been friendly. I've since learned his days off, so now I only stop when he's working. He keeps the place nice and clean, usually when I get there he's hosing the parking lot. But when I get there he stops and holds the door open for me. Best employee and CK by far. Thank you, Jarrett Michelle

Store in thamesville is a disaster not handicap friendly you can't even get three the front doors an if you manage to you can't get down the isles it's a huge fire hazzard

Why is it that what they're signs in the windows, don't match,ring up what it says on there signs. Example: cigarettes $4.25 when you buy 2 or more, bought 4 charged $18.80-.80 =18.00 $4.25 ×4 = $17.00. Over charged $1.00 again..... They do this guilt often. 2901 canoecreek rd, 2705976

I want to make a great review on your employee name Rocky he is always moving working every time I go in there. There is the smell of cookies every time I walk in He’s very friendly and nice and always makes great experience You should give him a raise, that employee you cannot lose he is a hard worker

Won't be back

Circle K's attempts to provide what could be considered a convenience service - scanning stations for self checkout - easily becomes a negative. It all too easily becomes a situation where the employees are there to 'observe people checking out.' It appears that the financial benefits to Circle K of having their employees handling 'more tasks' hasn't been viewed from a customer 'perception' perspective. What customer wants to come in and perform the checkout /financial transaction function with an employee 'observing' them? The problem heightens when employees take an approach of 'I'm not here to interact with customers', but are there primarily to observe 'their' (customers) behavior for Circle K corporate. Kind of a 'live' security camera roleplay. Customers rapidly become considered an 'other' that employees are there to act as a surrogate for the police, who can be called 'in a hurry' when there's a suspicion that something's not right. It doesn't feel good to customers when this role shift occurs. I dislike the vibe it sends.

Unfrienly people Work at the cirle k on columbia highway,and $2.19 1donut is robbery with,I was running late or I would have taken them back