Maple Lawn BP

Not sure how there are any negatives about this locale. Friendly, helpful staff, great tasting food and lottery tickets. Yum!
Salad bar is fresh and monitored through out the day. No leftovers here. Sandwiches and daily specials always made fresh to order. Full beverage selection from Coconut water to Monster. Sandwiches from the usual to Asian offerings — sushi-​esque offerings at the salad bar as well.
Newspapers, sundries, lottery tickets, free WiFi. Too bad it’s a 10 mile drive for me, but I go out of my way to make it. «Must stop».

Purchased a carwash inside asking if it was touchless as its not mentioned anywhere on the outside pumps. The cashier told me it was indeed touchless so I went ahead with the purchase. After driving around I noticed the machine used the old fashioned spin brushes. Absolute no go for anyone who cares about their paint. I went inside and said it wasnt touchless but they assured me there was a «touchless option» on the point of purchase unit outside. Of course there was not as I drive back around again.
What a waste of time.

The deli & salad bar is amazing, the new car wash they installed does a fantastic job and it’s a clean and well organized store. Would certainly recommend to family and friends.

There’s a lot to like about this BP and for awhile I was going there every morning. However, with the recent price hikes I’m out for good.
A month ago, a bacon omelette by itself was $ 3.99. Today I paid $ 6.49… yes that’s right, $ 6.49. After replacing their paper menu with 4 50″ TVs, all of a sudden the prices jumped by $ 1 or more across the board.
The most insane part of the prices are the lack of consistency or sense to them. A bacon, egg and cheese burrito is $ 4.99, but a bacon, egg and cheese omelette which is the same size minus the wrap is $ 6.49. When I mentioned this at the counter, there was no reply and I was ignored.
The good news is the ridiculous prices gave me the motivation I need to cook my own breakfast in the morning so I don’t throw my money away.
Also should note gas prices are significantly higher here vs other gas stations in the area. They are taking advantage of their monopoly and the lack of options.

Uh oh! It’s now under new ownership and entirely rearranged! Prices on deli items have been jacked up, probably because of the proximity of snobby Fulton! The place now has all the charm of the cafeteria at Howard County General Hospital! My advice: STAY AWAY!

Was informed that the $ 7 car wash was not available and that $ 9 was available. I can not understand how an automated machine is unable to perform less services but able to perform more for a higher price. I will pump my gas and spend my money somewhere else.

Has the seafood bowl for 25 $. There were 5 clams, 5 shrimp, one snow crab cluster and 95!!! Mussels. RIDICULOUS. Not worth the drive, money nor effort. Count verified by my husband who said it was 96.

Their low mein is not very good.

I drove by this area all the time and didn’t realize this cool gas station was nestled in the center of Fulton.
The pumps are easy to get in and out of there. Spacious and clean.
The store is awesome itself. I didn’t eat there but I saw the «lunch crowd» going to this «gas station» for lunch! It’s a destination not just a gas station.

A gas station with a deli that makes a yummy sub or sandwich = a great stop for lunch! Its fast, clean, and has many choices. I often get the tuna or veggie sub. Several friends have tried the chonese take out with good reports. Go now. Get gas. Get food?

Yep — Maple Lawn BP is still worth a stop, heck — even a specific trip to this location. The gas prices are comparative, if not more expensive compared to other gas stations, but your don’t go to this BP for the gas. You go for the food! Yes — it’s the best gas station eats you can treat yourself to. Since I am updating this review, you can read the deets of the sushi and sub spread below, but I wanted to add that the coffee and tea selections here are tops as well, as I just tried that as well. The store is incredibly clean and the staff is super helpful and courteous. Centrally located between DC and Bmore, if you are commuting, make your pit stop here :)

Who would have imagined that a gas station would have a deli with a grill, hot food items (fried chicken, lasagna, salmon, asian chicken with broccoli/​rice or noodles, mac&cheese, etc), salad bar (assorted veggies, fruit, chicken/​tuna/​and shrimp salad), and sushi? There is something for everyone here. The sandwiches are made to order and there are daily specials as well. Also available are snack items, smoothies, drinks, and a small selection of medications and auto related items. This is a great lunch time quick stop. there is also a vaccum and a drive through car wash. I frequent here often but, always forget to check in

This is probably the most expensive place to get gas in the Laurel/​Fulton area. However, it’s also the closest to my house, as well as the cleanest, best lit, and where I feel least-​likely to get mugged, car-​jacked, or approached by some skeevy person asking for «gas money» so that they can go buy another 40.
Don’t waste your money on the carwash though. You’re much better off going up to Columbia Exxon (see my review) for a carwash. Of course, if you’re going up there for a carwash, you may as well get gas there too.

This is the halfway point on my daily trek between Rockville and Owings Mills, and it does the perfect job of breaking up what can be a tiring commute.
Their smoothies are great in the morning after a pre-​commute workout, the sandwiches and wraps are made with Boar’s Head meats, and their pre-​prepared breakfast sandwiches could fool you into thinking it was made fresh while you waited for it. If you ever find yourself driving along U.S. 29 or MD 216 in Howard County, this is the place to go!

The Maple Lawn Market has some of the best sandwiches and salads I have ever had delivered for a meeting! I’ve fed groups of 20 to 70 people using this market, and each time I ordered, Kimmie was just wonderful! People at the meetings raved about the taste and quality and couldn’t believe it when I explained where the food came from! If all gas stations were like this, had this many options, getting gas would become a pleasurable thing to do, not just a chore!

Fresh delicious food at a gas station? Who knew! The Italian sub was made with Boar’s Head meats and chewy soft fresh bread — unreal. Their salad bar had fresh fresh fresh cut fruit and great looking shrimp salad, chicken salad… I truly stand corrected in my firmly rooted misconception that there is nothing decent in the way of food at a gas station. Very clean… even has a smoothie bar!

I just drove through here the other day and went in to get a drink. While inside, I noticed how nice the market was with a deli off to the side and the market on the right. It was very clean and spacious with a little café area with the deli. While I didn’t get anything other than gas, carwash and drink, I was just impressed with the cleanliness and food options within this gas station mart.
Their carwash also had the option to do touchless or soft touch with every choice except the most expensive one. Nice since I have a mini cooper and brushes don’t always reach my car. I’ll have to keep this place as a stop on my next drive that way.

The trendy sour frozen yogurt has come to Howard County in the most un-​trendy of places — a gas station in Maple Lawn on Rte 216.
The BP gas station off Maple Lawn Boulvard in Fulton has always had a standard mini-​market inside — drinks, coffee, even sandwiches. But my wife stumbled on the Korean-​style frozen yogurt topped with fresh mangos, pineapple and bananas.
We had gone out for soft serve. We needed a pick-​up, and Tuesday’s approaching thunderstorms made it seem reckless to drive far for ice cream. So we ran into the BP and discovered both the frozen yogurt and smoothies. These are individually-​made for each order. The yogurt came with artfully-​sliced banana on top. No trendy art on the wall. No special bowls or spoons. (And no mochi or cereal toppings.) But the Maple Lawn BP delivers the sweets.
My wife rated the yogurt on par with Yogiberry, which is in Olney and coming to the Columbia Mall. She said the mango was so ripe that she’ll order all mango next time. My smoothie was delicious as well with mango and other fruit. It seemed to be just yogurt and fruit — a great breakfast or a summer treat. Until Yogiberry opens in the Columbia Mall, the BP market is the spot for the trendiest ice cream in Howard County.