Gas Stations in Roeland Park, KS
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5055 Roe Blvd, Roeland Park
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“Great variety, well stocked and CLEAN! With the amount of "people" traffic, they did a great job and were very friendly! If you're in a hurry but still want quality, this would be a great stop! We definitely recommend this QuikTrip! Hopefully you find this review to be helpful! ??”
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“When I'm on my way down south and need gas or a drink, I stop here. It's never overly crowded. People seem to move in and out quickly. It's easily accessible and the staff, while not the friendliest, are not rude and take care of their customers quickly. I will continue to frequent this location if I am in the area. I totally avoid Quik Trip because this place is much more convenient.”
5AM - 10PM
4815 Roe Ave, Roeland Park
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“The more I learn about this station, the more I admire. I live a couple miles away but became a customer when chasing the cheapest gas deal I could find several months ago. I think I've seen what others have maybe missed. Fueling at the pump after hours, there were signs on the pumps. Please pay with cash when possible to allow us to continue offering fuel discounts. Before that I hadn't cared about any aspect other than cheap for me. The more I learned and considered, this station was discounting their fuel with intentions of helping their community, a deviation from common business norms of finding and using advantage for quickest gain and growth by profit potential, (location lol, ) But from the first discount and sign I started to think a little more, learning it costs them to accept and process credit cards, some more than others. Its something many consumers aren't aware of and further don't care about. I have gone inside the station in which four times it was very busy , once not. I have watched how no matter who is working or the conditions, they assist anyone who asks. And do so with calm and genuine concern. Never harried, judgmental or resentful but as though each person is valued. Maybe the discount seems insignificant and yes it has varied (between .03 and .12 if I am recalling correctly) but its been consistent and offered in the spirit of helping the community. I feel beyond being an obvious sacrifice, it reflects their intentions and core values. That their devotion to service and community is what matters. Sounds like a great business ran by great people in a place where community cohesion seems quite a bit more possible and a place I'd much rather be.”