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Open 24 hours
2120 Hwy 44 W, Inverness
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“I've been going there almost every morning for a long time. Very busy there and the employees are great. I noticed how fast the store clerks go to get a long line of people checked out. I was very impressed. I don't go anywhere else. Thank you to all the employees.”
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1007 US Hwy 41, Inverness
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“Went in to get $5 in gas. Was paying with change because it was weighing down my purse. Get in store, cashier Jess was talking for about 3 minutes before she was going to help me. She refused to count my cash and stood there an argued with me. I will never go in this store again. Horrible customer service. She sl said she didn't care if I reported her.Edit my review :Management fixed the problem. That's why it's 5 stars”
Open 24 hours
9515 E Gulf to Lake Hwy, Inverness
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“The store was clean, even if it was a little over crowded with too much product. The gas pumps were all in working order. & the parking lot was pretty clean, considering how often ppl throw their trash on the ground, yuck! The bathrooms are almost always clean enough to use (that's the best we can hope for with how nasty ppl can be these days). And, the cashiers were very polite & did their best to clear the line of ppl as quick & efficiently as possible. What I thought was pretty great was the guy who rang up my order reminded me about using my "Speedway App" so I would get my 10¢ off or gallon of gas I was buying. It was refreshing to see someone actually care enough to help the customers.Over-all, it was a pleasant experience.I Definitely recommend you stop here when you're in the area & needing to stop somewhere. And! Don't forget to use your Speedy Rewards App for big savings towards gas &/or in-store products.”
Open 24 hours
817 US-41, Inverness
Convenience Stores
“Large store with ample parking, plenty of gas pumps, disabled parking, and wheelchair accessible entrance. Broad selection of goodies to choose from, with multiple soda fountains, icee machines, and a variety of coffee as well as a selection of grab & go snacks. The new self checkout registers are really cool, too!”
“Edit & Update! Looks like they have a couple of new faces that make the difference! Hopefully it remains.
Before: Rude pharmacists!!! Except the older gentleman in charge.”
“The staff were very helpful in filling prescriptions that my regular pharmacy didn't have in stock. Without these meds,I could have become very ill, as I am a transplant patient.”
7AM - 12AM
602 W Main St, Inverness
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“The entire staff are always so incredibly kind helpful and professional. The pharmacist I don't know his name but he is incredibly kind and professional and represents the epitome of fantastic customer service ?❤️”
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“Citgo on 44: Limbo’s Favorite Gas Station
This Citgo? This specific Citgo? The one haunting Highway 44 next to the funeral home like a convenience store with unfinished business? BABY. It’s got energy. Real liminal space energy. Like time slows down once you step inside and your debit card might or might not work, depending on the moon phase.
You want snacks? They got snacks—dusty off-brand chips, sketchy but delicious off-brand orange slushies, and gummy bears that might’ve seen the Clinton administration. You want cold drinks? Good luck. Half the cooler hums like it’s possessed, and I love her for it. She’s trying her best. You should probably just take your chances, pump your gas, and cross the street to hit up the Wendy's drive thru.
Bathrooms? Mmm. Listen. If you’ve ever wanted to confront your mortality while peeing under a flickering light next door to a longstanding funeral home, this is your moment. Go ahead and reflect. You will feel watched. You might be watched. It’s part of the charm.
And don’t get me started on the clientele. Every person in there looks like they’re on a side quest. I mean, this is Citrus County, after all. The guy in front of me was wearing ill-fitting unicorn leggings and bought condoms, motor oil, and a can of wintergreen chewing tobacco. I saw a high schooler try to barter his best Pokémon cards and 500 Robux for a bottle of Yoo-hoo. Gotta respect the hustle.
Cashier’s fairly chill, like they’ve seen some things and decided inner peace isn’t worth full-time hours. Bless them. They keep that spooky little corner of Citrus County running like a haunted clock.
Anyway, four stars. This Citgo is a vibe, a portal, and probably a sentient being. Go if you dare, but don’t drink the coffee after 3pm unless you’re ready to see beyond.”