Shell Domino C-Store

We went to get gas on a cold Saturday morning. We like domino because it offers as part of its rewards 5 cents gas price. It usually is already competitive with its price but the extra little boost puts it cheaper. The store is also very clean and the employees are very nice. Especially this day, because once we got our gas the truck wouldn't start back up. My wife went inside to see if maybe they had a jump box we could use. They did not but the employee offered to jump with his van. We tried that and no luck but he said his battery wasn't the best so he asked another employee who had a nice truck if we could try it. She said she sure and after a few long minutes we were able to start the truck. This was so nice of the employees we cannot thank them enough.

I took my companion there for beverages after an early Halloweening. Yes, Halloweening. So many places have set their Halloween items out even though the back-to-school items aren't set out yet.Anyway, back to Domino. We went for beverages, and while there, my companion decided to see if they had low carb snacks they could have when they were out shopping or doing things. Many C-store offerings are pretty high carb.And they had dozens of low carb snacks available. So many low carb snacks that my companion was thrilled.This Domino (at N May and NW 50th in OKC) is located in the middle of my companion's weekly shopping - near Target, WalGreen's, and Aldi's. They will be able to grab snacks between shopping and stock up on office snacks as there were lots of single serving snacks that aren't in grocery stores.Me, I love the hot bar. I am not carb restricted. I can eat the fried meat pies (DELICIOUS, and sometimes I crave them so bad...) and the seasoned potato wedges, which are my favorites. The person at the cash register is always quick and accurate and polite. The store is always clean and smells good. Everything is easy to get to and the aisles are wide enough for mobility aids. The drink fountain is low enough for short people to use easily.Short, wide, able bodied, not able bodied, restricted diets, Domino is a good place to go for snacks.Now, I've also used the drive through (once, I had a pup DYING of thirst - not literally dying, just convinced he was, such a drama pup!) and the person helping at the window was delightful and brought me the water I needed to restore my pup from hangry (there is no word for "angry thirsty" is there? Thangry? Maybe.) direness. Thangry direness. I had never used a convenience store drive through before, and he made it easy and accessible.Domino is my favorite convenience store in the whole city.

Clean Shell gas in pumps prolongs your engine life. Their new Domino convenience store isn't busy, has clean bathrooms, many helpful workers and is very open and minimal with a lot of room to move around. They are known for (mostly fried) hot snack selection at low prices. The crispy skin hot link was delicious. But I might like it better in a bun that on a stick. Chicken strips were just okay, most dry inside, with inconsistent breading.I like the new store and will be back.

They have a self check out but I still have to have assistance by the attendants... such a a weird system. Incredibly impersonal. Also NO one quite literally no one is asking for a car wash. The god awful signs going down 50th are ugly, unnecessarily huge & get in the way of your view when you pull out so dangerous. Especially the crappy car wash one. Also whoever designed the drive through, can they check in on that guy? Is he ok? It's a horrible design.

Slow pumps, the gas takes a while to fill up, I'm waiting as I post it. Haven't been inside