1023 N Main St, Creve Coeur IL 61610
“I really love this place and me and I can only go there all the time for gas snacks etc. However there is one girl that works there that is very rude and will not go check on things so we don't have to drive all the way down there to see if they have them. I haven't seen her for a while so hopefully she no longer works there. She will ruin your business she is rude does not say thank you customers will not check on things if you ask her is always outside smoking I will definitely get her name next time”
457 S Main St, Creve Coeur IL 61610
“Great place for gas and other convenience store items. Rewards program helps save on gas and other products. Workers are always friendly and promptly fix issues when brought to their attention. Regular customers are called by name when appropriate. Very close knit small town gas station with unlimited selection of drinks, snacks, tobacco products and alcoholic beverages. Accepts wide variety of coupons. Workers are compliant with age restricted product laws and always ask for ID. They recently added a gaming area for 21+ individuals.”
325 Rusche St, Creve Coeur IL 61610
“I usually have problems with this place but today I had the best bacon breakfast pizza I have ever had it was so good and and thank you whoever is working keep up the good work Love your pizza”
700 S Main St, Creve Coeur IL 61610
“Filled up at the Shell station in Creve Coeur today. They were $0.10 cheaper per gallon than every other station around, and they were playing Christian radio over the pump speakers. That's a win-win in my book. Thank you.”
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