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6AM - 9PM
456 W High St, Orangeville
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“I really like this station. I go there mainly to get biodiesel for my Jeep. It runs quieter and smoother on that. There are no attendants here only pay by card. The pumps are well spaced so there is no need to maneuver getting in and out. Always well maintained even in winter. Good prices, and never had a fuel related problem with their biodiesel.”
Open 24 hours
720 8th Ave, Monroe
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“I’m gonna say just one thing about this place in terms of their mini-market. It was pretty busy, and usually one ends up standing in line while a single cashier works through the customers. This place had THREE cashiers ready to go. So no wait. It was a shock, but a good one.”
“Great food, l love coming here to get snacks and deserts. It is very clean and has very nice employees. If you need a snack or just some gas, make sure to stop by”
6AM - 10PM
317 8th St, Monroe
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“One of the BOCO chain stores. Easy access and some of the most competitive fuel prices on the IL/WI border if traveling W-69 or I-26 corridor. Great artistry on the fuel tank covers. The owner is like a pseudo Vincent van Goshen.”
Open 24 hours
710 21st St, Monroe
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“Always a quick and convenient place to gas ⛽ up. We also visit our Kwik~Trip quite frequently, and if we want to avoid the busy rush of people we enjoy seeing our friends here!”
“I picked up 4 pizzas tonight, the staff were super friendly. The pizza maker offered to carry my pizzas out to the car. The cashier was super friendly. I will definitely be back. Thanks so much for the superior attention to detail. The pizzas were amazing to. Great customer service.”
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“Almost always a good to great experience. The deli workers always excel at meeting any special orders, which is great, as it is a popular stop along the bicycle trail.Had to ding it one star for a cashier, who talks politics with others, mostly bad-mouthing. I stop for coffee and a sandwich, not political drama!”