511 1st Ave, Perry IA 50220
“Kane is a really good employee, He’s very kind and knowledgeable, definitely will be back for the amazing service he gave to me and my Fiancé, Definitely needs a raise !”
906 S Main St, Woodward IA 50276
“Mr. Leighton has been a fantastic addition to the Woodward Casey’s establishment. Not only is the quality noticeably better and consistently, the professionalism is top shelf. I hope Casey’s is taking care of them right. Especially, for a town with one gas station and a lot of locals.”
2810 Willis Ave, Perry IA 50220
“They are all good to me they r awesome spirits I enjoy going up their with my wheelchair or ride they make me smile...Deep n Shelley u are so loved n deeply appreciated ..hugs”
1308 1st Avenue, Perry IA 50220
“This store has one of the strongest teams I’ve ever seen. Between the kitchen regular staff and the counter regular staff, I never have to work hard to get excellent service. Shout out to Skylynn Kahmaya Tim Tony and Deb! Yall are the real mvp!!!”
2617 Willis Ave, Perry IA 50220
“I came in to empty shelves of 1 liter Pepsi's. I asked the gentleman behind the counter if they had any in back and he happily went back there and grabbed me one. I was there to pick up my apparently free box top Pizza that I was nicely surprised with when I ordered. I took the order with my husband and went to the park to eat it, the pizza with thin crust and square, not what I ordered. I called Casey's and spoke with Troy the gentleman who helped me with the pepsi and my pizza. He apologized that it was his fault and offered to remake my pizza immediately. I headed back to the store to pick up the pizza and my husband went in and Troy handed him a coupon and apologized again. Although they did not get our order right initially, they made it right immediately. I was impressed with his customer service and think that you have found a good employee in Troy. My husband feels he would make a fine manager if he's not one already.”
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