Circle K

Very enjoyable, hardworking people who do their best and always bring a sense of chill whenever I'm getting my caffeine and snack fix

Very good

Great spot
Good price on gas

It was the best experience ever

This is probably the lowest price for gas and cleanest corner stores near the University of Houston campus.

They have everything you may need for a quick snack. They even have eggs and milk.

Gas prices are in tune...merchandise is a little higher...

It's a Valero gas station, nothing special. They have the typical assortment of overpriced merchandise and gasoline.

And, as you can see from the picture, you can park as close as you want to the building. Saves you a few steps, I guess.

I went several times to get Garden Salsa Sun chips and they don’t ever have them.

Not a special gas station by any means. I have stopped here a few times and never had a problem, although I was greeted by beggars asking for help a few times.

Location is convenient. However, this location is always packed

All I have to say is shame on Circle k for purposely closing restrooms in not so good neighborhoods and treating individuals differently because of where they live. Circle K was not the only culprit on this as i went to two other stores, and all had apparent issues. Discrimination is real, and it's so mind-blowing that most restrooms in this area are refusing to allow customers to use the restrooms, even if you're a paying customer. Today, I had one of the worst experiences. The morning cashier was rude and not emphatic to my situation. I don't live by this area but figured all Circle K have a restroom and I could stop to use it however to my surprise both woman and men restrooms had signs that they were out of order however an employee had just finished using the services. When I questioned her on how employees would use the services, she responded by yelling , getting an attitude, and saying they were out of order. From the research I did from other customers, their restrooms are always out of order . Imagine that. It appears the city of Houston, health inspectors, permits department, or news should investigate further on unfair treatment on minorities or residents in these areas.