332 2 Avenue East, Hanna AB T0J 3L0
“I don't want to be late person, but last night i went to this station near closing and was not expecting good service..but the cashier(Mr. Sunny) was very nice he dealt with me very nicely and have smile..thumbs up for customer service and place”
605 1 Ave W, Hanna AB T0J 1P0
“Really nice run petroleum agency when I'm ever I'm around I like to stop in have a coffee with Jen and the crew.... they always tell you about upcoming sales or what's new very well run petroleum agency....”
202 Palliser Trail, Hanna AB T0J 1P0
“Perfect stop along my route. There’s a bathroom but you need to activate “Pump #8” with your Superpass. 4 fuel pumps, Dyed Gas & Diesel, and Regular Gas & Diesel. Bathroom was fully stocked and clean.”
Jct Hwy 9 &, AB-36, Hanna AB AB T0J
“Fresh, crisp hot deli case, decent showers, and a more "old style" feel to the place that I personally prefer to the soviet-style conformity of the new big chain stops. Restaurant is good and will quickly make anything on the menu to go, if asked. Staff are mostly immigrants with a couple locals, and all TRULY friendly, making it a pleasant stop no matter what time. I highly recommend this place.”
Highway 9 & Highway 36 S, Hanna AB T0J 1P0
“THE BEST SANDWICHES AND BAKING YOU COULD EVER GET AT A GAS STATION!!I drive to Calgary from Saskatoon every 4-6 weeks. Every trip to and from Calgary, I stop at this Shell to fuel up and get a sandwich. (I’m talking YEARS of doing this lol).I always either get the tuna sandwich or egg salad sandwich. They also have brownies. Matrimonial cake and carrot cake. All are very good. Will remind you of your grandmothers baking lol.***** IMPORTANT NOTICE - they are the sandwiches and baking along the long wall with all the drinks at the back of the store, NOT the sandwich/baking section on the left wall (those are different).This gas station is 24/7 and has public restrooms which have been clean everytime I have been there.”
107 Palliser Trail, Hanna AB T0J 1P0
“washrooms were clean we were looking for a specific item and the friendly staff member went out of his way to be helpful (wish I would have remembered to pay attention to his name tag)”
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