6777 North Lincoln Avenue, Lincolnwood IL 60646
“Nothing bad, nothing special here. It's a GAS station. The gas is priced slightly lower here because it's in Lincolnwood (taxes). Easy access from N Lincoln or Pratt off N Crawford/Pulaski. Air pump available, wheelchr access, enough space to navigate the 3-4 bays. Usual convenient store inside; ATM, lottery, snacks, beverages, etc. Friendly staff.”
3950 West Devon Avenue, Lincolnwood IL 60712
“Review written 12/23/2025. Women’s bathroom had heavy odor - in need of a deep cleaning . Also the signage was wrong by the Charmin - they advertised sale price but when reading the fine print, the tags were put by the wrong items. However I really like this location for many reasons. It has a medicine disposal kiosk and has plenty of parking and is in convenient location.”
7201 North Cicero Avenue, Lincolnwood IL 60712
“I normally don't attend many gasoline stations but I was with a friend and we had a tremendous time! We purchased pizza and hotdogs and large coke soft drinks. The staff and management team worked very well. I love the selection of snack foods especially the pretzels and Vitners Movie Theater Popcorn ?. Who needs a microwave oven when freshness comes in a appetizing potch. The restrooms are very clean and sanitary with plenty of soap and hot water. The gasoline prices are very competitive and the pumping stations are very organized and clean. The parking lot has enough special needs spaces that are clearly marked. It was amazing to be able to purchase a fresh grilled hotdog ? and enjoy tasty pizza that especially featured fresh pepperoni and delicious pizza sauce. You will be very happy with the selection of soft drinks and bottled non alcohol beverages. Attend!!!!!”
6401 North Cicero Avenue, Lincolnwood IL 60712
“I lost my wallet and while looking for it called and spoke to a delightful young lady, who, even though her manager was not there, and normally took care of these things, gave it to her best shot to look through the lost wallets and see if she could find mine. No luck here but based on this interaction, I think these are pretty good people.”
6798 Lincoln Avenue, Lincolnwood IL 60712
“Hands down my best pharmacy experience. We moved my parents from Texas and had to transfer from a small private pharmacy. The woman who helped us was kind, helpful, and patient. And then the pharmacist EJ made her way over to talk to him as well when she didn’t have to. Amazing service. People, can we all work to be more patient with our pharmacy staff?”
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