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Open 24 hours
35 N 130th St, Bonner Springs
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“They treat you like family here. Andrea is wonderful! We're thankful this is one of our local convenience stores and they are a great representation of the neighborhood they sit in! Clean, friendly, informative, kind, great place all around.”
“We stopped in there for some candy and pop. They have a great selection of soft drinks and candy. The place still has a small town vibe, and the clerk was very nice. We will be back if we are in the area.”
“Cute and quaint little gas station, but they have a good variety of snacks and drinks, aswell as some delicious paletas and some regular ice cream as well. The staff is always friendly and make you feel at home. If youre driving through Bonner and need a little gas, stop in.”
Open 24 hours
389 N 130th St, Bonner Springs
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“It's been a while since I visited this location, however I always liked that the gas prices were one of the cheapest in the area. When my family is visiting we will make sure to stop here for gas and then other goodies. Any time we visited, the place was clean, which is important to us. I didn't actually like how full and cramped the parking lot was, yet, it is to be expected with the cheaper gas prices. I look forward to visiting again and see if they are still the nice people I remember.”
“Always get the best service! Been coming here for almost 5 years! I live a block from a different station, but ill drive the extra 1.5 mi! I've read some reviews saying they did like the "growd"...then you clearly don't belong here! Bec the "growd" you're probably referring to are good ppl. Sure, some might be a lil rough around the edges, but their still good people who would help anyone!”
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“Stopped for gas. Use the restroom, and stretch legs. Spent a few minutes on the two casino slots consoles and won about 50 bucks before filling up our drinks and continuing back to Topeka.”