Lexington Service Plaza Northbound — Local services in Lexington

Disturbing dystopian preview of a post-apocalyptic future.

First pump that I went to wouldn't function. The second pump printed out a completely blank receipt, indicating that the ink cartridge had not been changed for a very very long time.

I checked and the gas prices were the highest of anywhere in the surrounding area.

The attendant in the convenience store never acknowledged me in anyway, even though I made a purchase.

He was carrying on some kind of a FaceTime or Skype personal conversation with the screen in front of him.

I almost tripped over the debris on the floor.

I checked out the McDonald's there but the price has seemed crazy high which I didn't think was possible since I thought they all charge the same prices.

The employee at the counter just didn't want to be there and was aggressively indifferent.

This plaza has a state contract it doesn't have to worry about competition because of its location.

I'm not a crank and if you look at my other reviews they're almost all positive.

If anybody in state government reads this, please...

Glad they have 1/3 of the lot barricaded off, I’ve slept here more times than I can count and too many times there are 0 parking places. I don’t know why mass and New Hampshire feel the need to block off perfectly good parking places for no reason, Nothing beats driving 12 hours a day to not have a place to sleep because of this.

They need to tear this place down and rebuild, the 90s are calling and they want to be put out their misery. Backed up sinks, urinals that haven’t been cleaned in ages, this place is god awful disgusting. You can’t blame the workers though, the only cleaning tools the employees are given are a spool of paper towels and a spray bottle. I can’t believe people eat here, if that’s how the bathrooms are handled I can’t imagine the restaurant...

I stopped by like I do almost every single day to grab 2-3 slices of pizza and get gas and a case of mt dew. But today I was told from the pizza place there that $100 bill was way too much to break. So I tried the convenience store and they basically screamed “no no no no” and I tried the McDonald’s and the very gruff and rude (I don’t blame her, can’t be a good job) lady asked what I was buying, and when I told her the story she ignored me without a word and walked to the back of the McDonald’s…? All I can figure is somehow the whole place is going out of business if they can’t break a $100bill?? I mean 50 years ago it was an okay amount of money but it’s basically nothing currently… my gas, pizza and soda would’ve been close to that and...