415 South Macoupin Street, Gillespie IL 62033
“I love moto and all the workers, they are like a 2nd home/family too me & my family... we've been loyal customers for over a decade, even when we out of our home town, Gillespie, we still always shop or use motomart gas stations. All the employees are very hard workers and always professional. They are nothing but the best! Much love... ???❤”
400 South Macoupin Street, Gillespie IL 62033
“Great place with good lighting and wide selection of foods, its rather small compared to other gas stations. Gas prices are correctly displayed on screen. There rewards card is excellent and offers a great deal. I often get gas here.”
415 S Macoupin St, Gillespie IL 62033
“I've been a customer for years & don't regret it. The people that work there are very nice and accommodating. Very nice store & they keep it clean.”
506 East Elm Street, Gillespie IL 62033
“I enjoy going ther at night.. The cashier is friendly and kind and very helpful. She can tell you wher everything is and if it is worth buying. I enjoy getting my cigs. And gas ther.”
305 North Macoupin Street, Gillespie IL 62033
“Visited with the clients from IL Valley Community Day Services today. Clients were impressed with the friendly staff. They also noticed that the shelves were well stocked, the store was very tidy inside, and there was a large variety of donuts available even in the middle of the day. They also appreciated the affordable fountain sodas - 89 cents for a medium. They were out of medium cups but still honored the price. Clients frequent this Casey's often and we as staff appreciate that they are looked out for and not taken advantage of. I am loyal to Casey's because of their reward program. I always look for Casey's gas stations whether at home or traveling. I use my reward points when I gas up for vacation annually to help cut cost on that first tank of gas. I also appreciate the updated gas pumps (2026) - really nice screens and looks great. Keep up the good work Gillespie Casey's Staff!”
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