“Parking: Large lot, capable of all vehicle sizes Kid-friendliness: Typical Gas station food choices and most kids love pizza. Wheelchair accessibility: Many accessible spots in front of building.”
“A few weeks ago you refurbished my rural water system and it is great! Best water we have had in 20+ years. Tastes great right from the faucet & no staining. We could not be more satisfied.”
“If you live in a little Midwest town, you have gone to Casey's and know it well. It is typically a small convenience store and gas station, but it is also well known for being a small towns lifeline for pizza pickup and delivery.”
“This is my go-to late-night junk-food stop. The guy running the register, Guta---I sure hope I spelled that correctly---is always friendly, and always there. The store itself is well-kept.”
“Cute little smalltown store, friendly people, a handful of overnight parking spots for truckers and a little restaurant next door...a hidden gem. I'll be back”
“It has a small town feel and the employees are very friendly. This store is very clean and has quite a variety of beverages and snacks including the best soft serve ice cream.”
“BIG shout out to Vanessa at the Philo Casey's!! She was so friendly with a beautiful smile. I don't see this often at many stores, but her customer service is outstanding. Thank you for making my day, Vanessa!”
“I am very late in writing this, but last summer I locked my keys, purse and phone in my car. The clerks were so very helpful by making phone calls to get some help to get the car open. Thank you so much!”
“There was a line but it moved quickly. When I visited, the store was clean, organized, and well-stocked. It is cool that they employ a high-functioning special needs person.”
“I dropped my prescription glasses (and case) by a gas pump on a cross country drive, and the wonderful staff found them and sent them back to me! A-1 customer service. Also a wide variety of drinks and snacks for hungry travelers. Will definitely stop there again on my way through Illinois.”
“You'd think it'd be day shift who are the happiest bunch, but really it's night shift. Love that bunch, they're always nice, friendly, and with all around awesome vibes. Day shift are grumps.”
“Cons: -sometimes the price of gas is broken and not displayed on the sign when driving past, for weeks at a time -one of the most hood corners in all of CU, so if you don’t have street smarts might want to pick a dif gas station Pros: -big trash cans at pumps to throw away trash (which is nice considering the CVS across the street got rid of their outdoor trash can) -the overhead gas station lights at night are super well lit up which is nice if you’re stopped there at night and need to see inside your car etc”
“Consistently spotless, big snack and drink selection, friendly customer service. I always feel clean and welcome here. The folks who run this place clearly know how to do it the right way!”
“Ok, guys, this automatic car wash is very close to my work so I decided to try. There are $7,$11,$14 and $16 options, I chose the cheapest one. Budget wash. After signal "enter the bay" I drove into it and ... nothing happened. The machine didn't react on my car. Robowash doesn't communicate to you really, you basically don't understand what to do and just try to follow "stop" and "drive" signals but it is not very helpful. I requested a human assistance and gas station lady helped me to trigger the whole process. Here is the thing: YOUR WHEEL MUST STAY EXACTLY AT THE METAL PLATE to initiate wash. 5 mins of washing show and you are ready to go. Overall my car wasn't quite clean (dust and bird marks) and wasn't quite dry. See the pictures. I give 4 stars , not 3, only because rainbow unicorn soap ?? got right to my heart and because, probably, I shouldn't have expected good results from the cheapest wash. Conclusion: 1)if you want well cleaned car do it by yourself , 2) don't expect too much from budget service. I will try $11 next time.”
“I go here frequently and can't say I've ever had bad service. Gas prices are low for the area and competitive. They have a fair selection of items inside to eat and drink as well. The restrooms have always been clean when I have needed to use them. Keep up the good work Meijer Gas Station Staff!!! You do great!”
“Great people that work at the Casey's store. Very friendly people and they have a nice inventory of items period plus their Pizza is great. I like the flatbread pizza the best.”
“Overall this is my favorite gas station. However just read the expiration dates on the alcohol. I bought the Minute Maid spiked lime margarita and I’m almost sure that it was expired. It had a weird taste to it and made my stomach hurt. That’s when I realized it might be expired. Unless that’s the distribution date I’m positive they are selling expired liquor.”
“It's where I normally stop for gas or a drink and snacks. The only thing that's changed is the self checkout and it takes some getting used to. Employees are usually friendly and helpful”
“Thank you ladies so much. Your all so amazing, bless you for caring. Thank you. This was the stop I needed. Thank you for giving me the strength to keep on going. Take care of yourselves. Love you gals.”
The Iowa retailer, the third-largest convenience store operator in the country, built its new three-year plan around three priorities: store growth, food and beverage expansion, and kitchen technology upgrades. The company plans to add 120 stores during the current fiscal year. Its previous plan, launched in 2023, delivered more than 500 new stores and earned the company a spot in the S&P 500.
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Sheetz Inc., the Pennsylvania-based convenience store chain, is making big moves in the Motor City. The company announced plans to open four more locations across metro Detroit, weeks before opening its first Michigan location. The first Michigan Sheetz will open its doors in late summer at 33380 Wick Road in Romulus. More locations are planned for Taylor, Warren, and Macomb Township, each employing around 30 people, mostly full-time.
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