BP Petroleum

I did not go into the store, so my experience is just based off pumping gas. This was the first gas station I hit after getting off the exit; it’s a little over a quarter mile down the road. There is a stoplight, so it is easy to turn into from the road, and easy to get back out.
This is one of those old school stations that still charge 5 cents more for using credit at the pump. This is somewhat unfair, in my opinion, to those that can’t leave the car to go in and pay, such as those with a sleeping baby in the car, but I guess the business has the right to charge more to use credit if they desire. You also cannot lock the pump while it’s filling up, so you do have to hold onto it the entire time you are pumping. They do have about 10 – 12 pumps available.
Because I am not a fan of gas stations that charge more for credit, I will probably not visit this location again unless it is an emergency.

Not that convenient off the highway and gas was on the expensive side. I don’t think I will go here again.

While semi-​convenient to highway there are other locations that do not advertise their cash price to get you to use them in the hopes you don’t change stations when the price increases, in my case $.10. Also the pumps have an odd setup, they come in groups of three but are not spaced out a lot so if you were on the middle pump and someone wants to pump behind you you might find yourself stuck until one of them finishes and leaves.
I might be alone on this, and I know it isn’t the most uncommon, but I feel the practice of advertising cash price is a bit shady.

A decent gas station located near I-​4 — a few blocks away so its not visible from the highway. This location sells fresh brewed coffee, some hot food and typical. convenience store items. You can tell the bldgc it’s old but the rest rooms are clean and odor free. There is a Waffle House directly across the street if the hot food here isn’t satisfactory.