425 2nd Street, Redfield IA 50233
“Casey's is an Iowa convenience station with a history of proud quality, and selection often found along high traffic roads and rural towns. There is a lack of competent workers in many areas, as experienced by many service industry businesses. Casey's seems to do a good job finding good people. I am a strong supporter and satisfied customer!”
1219 South Division Street, Stuart IA 50250
“Very nice place to stop at to shop and get fuel. Looks brand new. This store is like a mini grocery store. Nice size parking lot for semi-trucks for overnight parking.”
975 N Chestnut Ave, Earlham IA 50072
“On 7/20/25 at 1640 I stopped at this location. I didn't think to look at her name badge, but the clerk that was working was personable and pleasant. She commented on my earrings and how pretty they were. We chatted while she rang my items up. Told me to enjoy the rest of my day. It's not every day you get a lovely person who leaves a positive impression like that. Keep up the good work girlie. It won't go unnoticed.”
803 State St, Dexter IA 50070
“Fast, friendly, good price Kid-friendliness: No seating or play area. Parking: Convenience store Wheelchair accessibility: Yes Dietary restrictions: Choose your toppings”
629 S Division St, Stuart IA 50250
“As is the case for just about every other Kum and Go that I have been to in my travels, this was a decent Kum and Go location with an adequately-sized conveinence store with a good diversity of products ranging from snacks to everyday essentials. This store even had made-to-order good in a vein of that of Sheetz.The Rsstrooms are good, but in themselves are not perfectly clean, yet they are modernistic in the process.Overall, this Kum and Go in its own half is decent but is fully not immaculate due in part to its cleanliness stance.”
708 S Division St, Stuart IA 50250
“I love this location as it has truck parking and there is a little laundry mat right by (not owned by Caseys) so its nice to be able to do laundry and get some hot food while waiting. 4 stars only becausethere have been times when some of the workers are stand offish. Not rude, but not pleasant either.”
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