Gas Stations in Round Lake Beach, IL

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  1. 1010 North Cedar Lake Road, Round Lake Beach IL 60073

    4.4 Superb 25 reviews

  2. 2676 North Illinois 83, Round Lake Beach IL 60073

    3.3 Good 37 reviews

    “Shawn was so nice and caring , the store was about to close in I was running out of gas in he waited for me until I arrived! I had my new born in 1 year old in the car he didn't have to wait but the thought he did really made my day I really appreciate Shawn very much”

  3. 752 East Rollins Road, Round Lake Beach IL 60073

    3.1 Average 25 reviews

    “AAAAA+ I'M VERY APPRECIATIVE TO THE PEOPLE THAT WORK AT THIS MEIJER GAS STATION IN ROUND LAKE BEACH. I AM DISABLED AND THEY HELP ME EVERY TIME COME OUT AND PUMP MY GAS. YOU GUYS ARE AWESOME NO MATTER WHAT THE WEATHER. JUST SO YOU KNOW YOU ARE TRULY APPRECIATED THANK YOU”

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  5. 180 East Rollins Road, Round Lake Beach IL 60073

    2.9 Average 81 reviews

    “I love this location. Been going there for over a decade. I see people report on here a bad review for one incident despite them admitting they come here a lot. As far as the experience when you go inside: Most of the time it's a great experience, better than you get on average anywhere else, that's for sure. The place is clean and well organized, always. Always stocked. Never anything in the way that customers can trip on or be inconvenienced from. Prices are clearly marked. The workers are great, out going, friendly, personable, knowledgeable and always willing to help 999 times out of 1,000. Every business has a bad moment occasionally, that's inevitable. Sometimes employees are having a bad day or bad moment but that's rare and uncontrollable. I have yet to see it. Prices are comparable to other gas stations and convenience stores. Now with that said, the outside tells a different story. Appearance looks dated. Doesn't feel too clean. Even at the entrance to the store. For some reason we can't figure out why but there are a couple of parking spots near the door that are on quite a slant, your car is not level at all. It is really off-putting so we park further to avoid them, especially in winter. It took a minute to learn and remember to avoid them. Until we did they were a bit dangerous for my elderly mother. You should be concerned for safety reasons. The odd thing is is that this seems like a Thorntons thing because we've experienced it in 2 other locations. I never see this at other gas stations though so it can't be a necessary thing. Gas prices are inconsistent as far as being competitive. Sometimes they are lower than others in the area. And sometimes higher. So I can't just go there knowing I'll get the best price around like I could just a couple of years ago. And that's even with their rewards. Lastly, this part is about the Thorntons company and their rewards. Just a year or so ago you were great with the program. It really drew me in. We'd get free drinks after so many purchases, like 5 or 6. I would frequently get deals in the app. The gas discounts were great. 99% of the time it was $.25 off per gallon when it's receive one about every three weeks. That's when I knew the gas prices were going to almost always beat local competition. We felt we were much more appreciated and felt good going there instead of elsewhere. It was always nice when getting a drink and the surprise it was free. But now we don't feel like that's our gas spot like it was. It's just another gas station now to us.”

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