Convenience Stores in Pleasant Hill, IA

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  1. 4910 Maple Dr, Pleasant Hill IA 50327

    4.2 Good 19 reviews

    “Today, I went to hyvee gas station to get me some thing to eat for lunch around noon. I was craving for BLT. I asked a lady in the kitchen if she could make me a BLT.? Without hesitation, she said “I have never had anybody asked me that before. Yes, I will make it for you.” She also brought it to me when I was looking around waiting. It was the best BLT I had ever eaten. And she always has a smile on her face. Thank you!”

  2. 1101 Northeast 56th Street, Pleasant Hill IA 50327

    3.5 Good 64 reviews

    “I come here almost every night after work, passing 2 other Kwikstars, just because Joshua is the nicest employee I’ve encountered at any gas station I frequent. Even when it’s jammed pack and he’s struggling alone, still friendly conversation. Hope he is feeling appreciated!😊”

  3. 1000 Northeast 56th Street, Pleasant Hill IA 50327

    3.4 Good 58 reviews

    “Only dislikes .....Not a 24hour storeAnd expensive.Staff cannot decide if they accept digital coupons or not. It depends on the shift/ who is working. No complaints at all though”

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  5. 1175 Northeast 75th Street, Pleasant Hill IA 50327

    3.1 Average 48 reviews

  6. 1125 N Hickory Blvd, Pleasant Hill IA 50327

    3 Average 48 reviews

    “Last night the employees made me the best Casey's pizza I've had in quite a while! They were obviously understaffed, yet still had Excellent customer service and cared about my order- Thanks!”

  7. 5550 East University Avenue, Pleasant Hill IA 50327

    3 Average 89 reviews

    “Casey’s is a convenient and dependable stop for fuel, snacks, and everyday essentials. Known for its freshly made pizza and friendly service, the store is clean and easy to navigate. With quick checkout, helpful staff, and a welcoming neighborhood feel, Casey’s is a reliable choice for travelers and locals alike.”

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