627 West 3rd Street, Rushville IN 46173
“My visit was good as far as we getting everything I went for and they had what I went for they were out of nothing the employees were very nice and helpful but the store was very dirty I was shocked and kind of surprised by that but it was really bad the last few times I was there”
7824-7950 IN-3, Rushville IN 46173
“Best price on gas wonderful customer service couldn't ask for a better place had hot food for me to eat exactly what I wanted to drink couldn't ask for anything better”
104 South Main Street, Rushville IN 46173
“What do you seek in a gas station? Ample pumps, reasonable prices, touch screen machines that work. In these areas, Shell is at least on par for the area, maybe a little better. Where Shell ups its game is in the attached convenience store, Quickpix, which features awesome coffee, good snack item selection, a fresh sandwich shop, clean restrooms, indoor dining and a friendly staff. The convenience elevates the entire gas station experience to the next level. Pro Tip This seems to be a popular place with locals which is never a bad sign. That said, travellers and out-of-towners will feel welcome as well. Impressive.”
802 IN-3, Rushville IN 46173
“Very kind workers! Especially big shout out to “big dog” is what I call the young cashier he is super kind and very helpful! I drive dump trucks and one day my appple pay wasn’t working and he said he will pay for it and he did! I told him ima bring the money back to him and he insisted tht I don’t! I took him the money back within a hour! Thank you “big dog” btw it was a small town that SOME of the people isn’t to friendly to people with the skin tone I have tht says a lot also!”
132 South Main Street, Rushville IN 46173
“The owner, Tim I believe, is predatory and abusive when it comes to his workers but the station is inviting when his hulking presence doesn't dim it. The workers, more like slaves, are amazing people and the stuff fair priced. If you're reading this, I hope you get what you deserve soon, you disgusting excuse for human existence.”
1877 North Main Street, Rushville IN 46173
“Been in and out there 4 yrs most every day. Stacy works hard.i hope she get a full crew soon. The roller grill food is awesome and always hot. Busy place. My 1st choice on fuel and snacks.”
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