Quick Chek

I stop here a couple of times per month or if I have absolutely no other option, due to my time schedule, usually around 7a. m, and I can never leave this place without an issue .
I stopped here one morning for coffee, Iced Tea, and 2 egg sandwiches which had a sticker on it buy one get one free, I go up to the register to pay because most of the easy pay machines were not working. The cashier informs me that the one sandwich is not part of the buy one get one free because its not old enough yet ?? In a hurry, I said, well I will pass on the sandwiches and just take the coffee and Iced tea, the cashier deducted the sandwiches from my bill and grabs the sandwitches off the counter and hurls them into the air into the garbage can. I walked out of the store empty handed and just plain discussed.
Ticked off, I didn’t go back to the store for about 3 months or so before I tried again during the month of June, 5 minutes after leaving the store, I opened my large decaf coffee and it was room temperature.
Mon, Weds, and Friday of this week, I was running late and had to stop in to get a ready made-​grab and go sandwich for lunch, and each of these days that I stopped in, I noticed that most of the baskets were empty, today it just had one onion pocket in one basket and 2 pretzel sandwiches in another and the rest of the baskets with all the other kind of sandwiches were empty. I understand that some days are busier than others, but this should not be happening this often. This store completely needs some new management. On Monday and Friday I ended up with room temperature coffee again as well.

This is supposed to be a convenience store, yet there isn’t anything convenient about it.
I have visited this Quick Chek many times. During three of my last four visits — the ATM was being serviced — during rush hour. Isn’t this when most people use an ATM? Why isn’t this serviced at a more off-​hours time? This is not very CONVENIENT.
They have a million different types of products, yet they always seem to be out of something. So much for convenience.
Now you must have photo ID to make a purchase over $ 75 with a credit or debit card. C’mon. Again — not convenient. I ran in for cigarettes and only had my card. I’m in my 30s — not a teen. I shop there often enough. Yet this policy isn’t even consistent. My husband does the same thing and never has been asked for an ID. Gender targeting?
And don’t get me started on the parking lot. I’d love to speak to the idiot who designed it. It’s like we are now driving in another country. No one knows what to do, where to go and you have to watch cars coming from all different directions because there are so many entrances and exits. NIGHTMARE.

I admit I’m biased. I love Quick Chek. I love it so much that when the debate reporter asked Christie and Buono whether they liked Wawa or 7 – 11 better, I was personally offended that Quick Chek wasn’t mentioned. In any case I just got back from this wonderful store in Jefferson. Clean as a whistle, bright, tons of parking, well-​manned (2 guys patrolling the coffee station at 5 p.m. on a Sunday). Everyone friendly. Bought coffee, milk (½ the price of milk in NYC) and gas. My friend bought some chili that looked great. I would have bought some too but I was stuffed from eating a delicious sandwich purchased several hours earlier from another Quick Chek. Yeah, I do love Quick Chek. Along with Carvel and In n Out this chain represents everything that is great about America.

This location is a pain to get in and out of but it’s new and clean and has all the latest Quick Check gadgets. I like the self check-​out and the pretzel braids.

Just like the rest of the newer QCs, but with a funky entrance from both the northbound and southbound sides of 15. Getting in when heading north isn’t too forgiving, and getting back to north is a bit of a pain. This place will challenge the 7 – 11 further down 15 on the southbound side.