323 Business 30 Southwest, Mount Vernon IA 52314
“Great food and friendly service! The atmosphere is always warm and inviting, making it a perfect spot to grab a bite. I love their pizza; it's consistently delicious and never disappoints!”
962 62nd Street, Marion IA 52302
“I went around 10 pm last night and a couple ladies greeted me and talked for a minute about local hapenings! They were super nice but I wasnt able to get their names. Then one showed me to the showers where I found a clean and well kept shower! The grocery part was organized and stocked well with some yummy looking food.”
510 1st Ave, Springville IA 52336
“The owners and employees are all amazing. They go out of their way to stock the place with requests from locals & always make sure you are taken care of. Cheap ATM Fees, and the best customer service you will get around town!!!”
5005 10th Avenue, Marion IA 52302
“Stopped in to fill up the truck and grab a drink, and Sabi was awesome! I had no idea they carried vapes. They have an incredible selection—Geek Bar and pretty much every other major brand you could ask for. Great service and super convenient!”
5992 Carlson Way, Marion IA 52302
“We stopped to get gas and an employee who had been working on a gas pump , walked in front of usunscrewing the lid of a container, and poured out soda that made a huge puddle in the middle of the driveway. Cars driving through will splash sticky soda, children will get sticky shoes, and it absolutely looks awful. The person even turned around to look at it! Guilt? I hope so. Does not reflect consideration for customers who pay their salary! Disgusting.”
605 6th Street, Springville IA 52336
“I want to give a great review and big shout out to Noah who helped me out on July 18th. He was very friendly personable and helpful as I tried to find a spot to hang a flyer.”
888 Vernon Valley Dr, Cedar Rapids IA 52403
“Never being to a Casey's before, we were lost until Cassandra helped us figure out how to order their taco pizza, an Iowa delicacy. The service was wonderful and friendly! The food was well made and the pizza was great”
400 South Military Street, Martelle IA 52305
“Very friendly environment. Nice staff. They help you find things you need. Good food. Average pricing for a gas station. Overall good experience whenever I'm there. I recommend this place.”
1100 Eagleview Dr, Marion IA 52302
“Good pizza, perfect timing. I don't come here often but a few family members really enjoy the pizzas from here and we had a birthday yesterday so it was Casey's Pizza time.”
1200 S Market St, Solon IA 52333
“Tried and true, great store, nice staff.. There vegan pizza was pretty darn so great.. bathrooms clean, beer was pretty cheap what there to complain about! Happy 50 years Casey's”
123 E Main St, Solon IA 52333
“Sam’s grocery carries frozen Udi’s gluten free breads, blueberry, and English muffins, as well as spring water, organic mixed greens, spinach and Romaine lettuces, several different oat and Silk almond milks plus locally butchered meats. Sam’s serves the school district, hunters, fishermen, home canning community and gardeners seasonally!You may buy Lake McBride and Spartan clothing as well as seasonal necessities.Sam’s also serves the boating and snowmobiling community! He stocks Iowa made laundry detergents, and quite a few UNscented products, too!You may buy homemade breads straight out of the oven and all of the locals newspapers.UPS and dry-cleaning drop off is convenient there! Enjoy a fresh-brewed cup of coffee while you shop mornings! Sam will also order anything that his suppliers can obtain.There is a large selection of sodas, beer, and bottles of alcohol, plus bagged ice, fire ring wood, and propane tanks.The varieties of fresh and frozen foods, deli foods, prepared foods, pantry items, toiletries, cleaning items and a little bit of everything for everyone makes an impressive small town grocery store!You CAN buy lobster tails, buffalo and elk meat, local eggs and have choices in every category of foods. Impressive!”
203 South Market Street, Solon IA 52333
“I was there on April 27 2023 in early afternoon and the young man that was cashier was a good guy. I was using my credit card but remembered the code incorrectly so my card was declined. After twice I asked if I could run out to get cash from my car. He was so polite, held my place in line and never made me feel silly or foolish for having held the line up as there were five people behind me. I wish I had gotten his name but I was embarrassed, but not because of anything he did. I don’t know who he was but thank you.”
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