Sure, it’s open 24 hrs; it’s right off the bike trail so if you forget your water or need something to eat you can roll right in. But, $ 2.50 minimum to use your credit card? That’s rude. $ 0.50 surcharge for credit card purchases? That’s illegal in California.
Eddie C.
Évaluation du lieu : 5 Orange, CA
Man these guys are just really good hard working guys that care about your business … I have lived in the area for 11yrs and always give them my business
David D.
Évaluation du lieu : 4 Los Angeles, CA
I have never seen a Convenience Store that has its own private path that leads to and from the Santa Ana River Trail. It’s basically right on the trail at Tustin Rd. It gives a whole new meaning to the word, «convenience.» They have 4 wood poles to lock the bike, as well as a rack. Place is small, but they have adequate water and Gatorade supplies as well as bananas to keep you going. This is really the only water stop if you are coming from Huntington Beach or Yorba. Neighborhood seems relatively safe – but don’t leave your bike unattended here.
Jeff B.
Évaluation du lieu : 5 Anaheim, CA
89 cent any size drink??? SOLD!!! I visit here at least 2 – 3 times a week for my Diet Coke fix and lottery tickets. They sold a winning ticket that netted $ 97K not long ago so it’s got to be a lucky place to get tickets. It’s usually easy in, easy out, never super busy, super nice and friendly staff. They just remodeled their drink/hot food area(probably to compete with the new Chevron/Subway next door) but they don’t have 89 cent drinks so I’m sticking with Circle K!
Lee N.
Évaluation du lieu : 5 Pasadena, CA
I have dropped by here on several occassions now. The place is open 24 hrs, and is pretty cleanly for a convenience store. Plus, to top it all off they have .89 cent drink specials.