MAPCO

Came in late night and I smoke some unfamiliar cigs. It appeared they were out, but Renzo came in clutch! He found what I was after swiftly! Top notch customer service!

Can you hear it? If you listen carefully enough, quietly enough that is... You can hear the silence between the sounds. The silence becomes the only thing you want to focus on, because it is becoming increasingly difficult to take the focus away from each pounding heartbeat. Beads of sweat roll down your face. Your mouth feels dry and your tongue like sandpaper. Your eyes dart nervously back and forth, as if they are searching for comfort. You feel yourself shaking as you grip the styrofoam cup, taking a sip in between shakes. "Things just got good." the 16oz cup reads. You smirk at the semi-decent effort the marketing company has made, but those positive thoughts are suddenly replaced by paranoia and delusion, causing you to leap out of your car and into the Mapco parking lot. You begin rolling around on the ground in an attempt to put out the fire, because your internal body temperature has risen so high that Satan had to quit being the boss of hell. You twist and turn violently on the concrete floor of the earth, people gathered around watching you. You scream and yell for help, but it's as if you are in a vacuum, with no wind or air to carry your words, no one around to hear your torment. You see colors of white and blue, men in uniforms, and ambulances. You wonder where your life went wrong, as you are being privately escorted to downtown's most secure penthouse hotel, 201 Poplar. You find yourself on the fifth floor after you've spent 36 hours in booking. Your senses finally return after being in a daze for a while and when you realize where you are, you hear the sounds of grown men taking a poo poo out in the open. All in all, I would say that the Mapco "Feel Good" Colombian 16oz Coffee was a positive experience.

It was clean rest rooms as well well stocked well lite

I enjoy getting my gas here

Small victory... The things help... Work related...

Bought gas and two cups of ice.

Friendly and helpful

Great store used to be able to go there get out the rain, get on my lap top and use their Wall Outlet, Ethernet Cat line Cable or their customer Free WI-FI, I'd get a snacks, like a sandwich chips and drink . While working on my homework online. It was great cause I rode a bicycle every day this place was fairly close to work, and had a bus stop. So when I worked late on my first job or my second Job as a Volunteer was almost across the street. I would be set if I work till 3:AM I could if I wanted to wait for the bus to start at 5:00AM to continue to ride home. And save a bike trip in the process. It takes only a few to mess thing up for everyone else. Some folks were giving the staff a hard time while Loitering. So the place had to make changes; 1. they now prepare quick hot food, and 2. have a few tables in the center of the floor away form any wall outlets. 3. Removed the Cat Cable. making customers resort to battery usage laptop and cell phones. The folks napping and loitering has seemed to have fallen off. Was my go to place for coffee and when I need it gas fill ups. only they can't seem to keep a hot pot ready for the midnight shift change hours. the closest place is Circle K on Madison Ave a few blocks away only can't get the rewards points or discounts. That time of night is tough on the store clerks I know. How ever I used to work convenience stores.

I haven't had a bad experience with the store clerks. The people standing outside begging for money is the only problem I have. Love the cleanliness of the store but I went a couple of days ago and someone urinated at the front door and the smell was all through the store because people were stepping in it while coming through the front door. This is my favorite location.

My morning stop for coffee, gas, and chicken strips. 😊😊😊