Convenience Stores in Hiawatha, IA

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  1. 1225 E Boyson Road, Hiawatha IA 52233

    4.5 Superb 18 reviews

    “This place is a great stop for gas in Cedar Rapids. Its not far off the interstate. The traffic is quick to get in and out. But real reason i wanted to review. A older lady in a prius pulled up with a shredded tire. The staff instantly noticed and both of them came to her rescue. That's more than Iowa nice that's great customer service.”

  2. 655 Robins Road, Hiawatha IA 52233

    4.3 Superb 43 reviews

    “Come here often. Best prices in town for cigarettes and other popular goods- employees are relatable and make you feel like family. A wide variety of things that ensure you find what you're looking for, making this a one stop shop. Well worth driving out of your way for if need be.”

  3. 1880 Blairs Ferry Road Northeast, Hiawatha IA 52233

    4.2 Good 56 reviews

    “Always friendly employees with parking availablen. Busy location with other fuel stations nearby. Good ready to eat food. Most of the time, they are willing to make fresh ready to eat food if that particular item is out.”

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  5. 780 N Center Point Rd, Hiawatha IA 52233

    3.1 Average 72 reviews

    “The supreme pizza at Casey's is my favorite pizza. I've had them all over from many cities in many states. I can honestly say the pizza we had from the Hiawatha store is far and away without competition. It was the best of the best in my opinion. None can compare. Our Northwood store used to be our favorite, but the supreme we had from Hiawatha blew even their best away. No other Casey's has even come close to what we experienced that night. We were astounded and impressed at a very high level. Well done, top notch, keep it up! Although now I'm ruined, as I compare all others to you, and they have all fallen short. You have my respect and admiration. Truly impressive. Thank you for making one of the best pizzas I've ever had in my life! P.s. It was late, just before 10pm. We didn't even expect to get our pizza because of the time.”

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