8079 IL-143, Edwardsville IL 62025
“Never have had nothing bad too say about this place until last week when I stopped to fill my tank, parked went inside too play a game as I always do, forgot drivers license in vehicle asked the older lady that wears a bun on her head if she could let me in she literally screamed at me like a child said they were busy, two ppl working the counter and just cashed out last customer. Needless to say my gas goes in my tank at other stations plus I lose my money just as fast other places. Won’t be back”
1 Clb Ctr Court, Edwardsville IL 62025
“Staff is the best. I live close by and am in here daily. Always friendly and convenient and happy to talk whenever they’re not slammed. Located conveniently off 157 so great for people commuting to/from work or traveling to and thru Edwardsville area”
2490 Troy Road, Edwardsville IL 62025
“This is a frequent stop when in the area, can easily get in and out quickly. Only stopped for a belly filler on the fly for my 9yr old who forgot that mom told him to eat breakfast before his baseball game. The store did its job 😁”
1905 N Main St, Edwardsville IL 62025
“Nice little spot, right outside of town. They got all the snacks and drinks and gasoline you could ever want! I mean, maybe that's an exaggeration. They can only fit so much in the store, ya know! They're trying, dang it! Get off their backs!”
301 South Buchanan Street, Edwardsville IL 62025
“I've gotten fuel for my vehicle and my lawn mower. I frequently go there to get lotto tickets. Everybody in there that has helped me find my way around for the first few times are great!”
629 W Schwarz St, Edwardsville IL 62025
“I’m not sure who this new woman is there, but she is definitely a breath of fresh air from what I’m used to. I stopped going to this location for quite some time, mainly because of the staff. They were always so rude and impatient. It’s like you’re not even a customer and you are impatient. Patty was the only one I could stand to talk to. The store manager and the rest of her minions should retire already, or maybe try for the detention center with all the attitude. But last week I went in to use the restroom and I was shocked to hear a southern twang greeting me as I came in. She was delightful and seemed delighted to be there. She was kind, helpful, and PATIENT. Brought back memories of southern hospitality. Something we lack these days. I came back in today, hoping she was there to get her name for this review. Megan. That is her name. Don’t let your sour patch workers run her away like they do everyone else. This type of personality and care could change that location.”
1089 S State Rte 157, Edwardsville IL 62025
“I admit I did not go inside. This was a gas and go stop for me. The parking lot and gas pump area was clean. The pumps worked great, requires you to enter your zip code and wants a 'yes' or 'no' response for the receipt request. Prices were cheaper than the Marathon across the street. Easy in and out and right next to the highway!”
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