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  1. 206 South Washington Street, Bloomfield IA 52537

    3.4 Good 56 reviews

    “I never thought my financial advisor and my 18-month-old son would share the same favorite app, but here we are. This isn't just a gas station; its a high-end pizzeria and sugar coma wrapped into one neon-lit oasis. The Daily Scratch-Off: My morning routine now involves aggressively rubbing my phone screen like a maniac just to win extra reward points or free stuff. It provides all the thrilling adrenaline of Las Vegas gambling, but with zero financial ruin and discounts. Free Freeze Friday: This is a sacred, unmovable holiday in our household. My toddler can barely speak, but he knows how to count down the days until Friday. If we don’t get our frozen sugar fix by 5:00 PM, he stages a full-blown mutiny. The rewards program is basically funding my child's happiness. The Pizza Paradox: It completely violates the laws of physics and culinary science for gas station pizza to taste this scrumptious. I don't know what kind of black magic they are baking into that crust, but it hits harder than a five-star Italian restaurant at 2:00 AM. The Atmosphere: The store is always clean so you could probably eat that delicious pizza right off the floor (though the friendly staff would rightfully look at you funny). The employees are genuine and have that 'Iowa nice' stereotype down so well that I actually forget I am actively watching my bank account drain into my gas tank. Being a rewards member here actually pays off. Come for the gas, stay for the digital gambling, leave with a toddler covered in blue raspberry syrup and a mouth full of pepperoni. 10/10 Special mention: when Rebekah is working the vibes are so positive. She is the model of a star employee. Keep up the great work!”

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