10791 US-127, Dunnville KY 42528
“I’ve been going to Dogwalk my entire life. My nana and papa used to own the restaurant/ pool hall across the road then later became Dunnville motors before they sold it and was demolished & turned into a parking lot for tarters. I’ve always felt like the environment is welcoming & clean. They have public restrooms & a ton of food. Hunt brother’s pizza is my favorite from there. They stay open until 10 pm & you can pay at the pump if you need gas during closing hours. A few downsides- they do not take ebt & their cigarettes are priced higher then buying them at a Five star”
511 North Wallace Wilkinson Boulevard, Liberty KY 42539
“I always shop here and avoid the other gas stations. I like to pull through burtons when I only need gas. But as far as nicotine, food and drink go, this is my stop. The other gas stations in liberty are filthy, out of stock, disorganized, and frankly they smell. I have heard horror stories of rotten food sold from the hot bar at other stations, and girls quitting because they refused to sell spoiled meat to customers. Not to mention, I don't have to hand my money to a nonwhite when I shop here.”
199 W Steve Wariner Dr, Russell Springs KY 42642
“The Shop owners & cashiers do a really good job and that gas station has a lot to choose from. It also has an ATM as well as fresh food on the grill + heater thing. The prices aren't like amazing, but they're not bad either. They're pretty good typical prices. Overall it's a pretty great gas station I don't know what else you could expect out of one”
2637 KY-80, Russell Springs KY 42642
“Pretty nice gas station. The workers are extremely nice and I've never seen the store not clean. The food they cook is pretty good and hot for the most part. Gas prices are usually about the same as anywhere in town. You can also exchange propane tanks here as well as purchase new. I haven't ever had an unpleasant visit and would highly recommend this place.”
285 Northridge Shopping Center, Russell Springs KY 42642
“Convenient to get gas and cigarettes when needed drinks and some snacks and snacks a little more expensive than other places but overall is my go to place for a quick stop”
4288 US-127, Russell Springs KY 42642
“The customer service at this gas station is second to none. The staff members are always friendly, welcoming, and eager to assist with any questions or concerns. The cleanliness of the gas station is truly remarkable. I was impressed by the impeccable condition of the fueling area, convenience store, and restrooms.”
6554 KY-70, Liberty KY 42539
“Best gas station in Casey county. Friendly employees make you feel like family. I don't know why the negative reviews are complaining it's a non commercial gas station in the south the food is great and they make amazing milkshakes”
17165 Liberty Rd, Columbia KY 42728
“Nice little restaurant in a grocery store. They have about 6 tables but they were busy with carryout orders. The Mrs and I both had the Friday special Catfish. It was well breaded with flaky white meat, it came with hush puppies crinkle fries and a really fantastic slaw!! But of course the star of the night was the banana split, it was fantastic!!”
812 KY-70, Liberty KY 42539
“Great full service station! Travis and his staff are very friendly and helpful. It's hard to come by places like this anymore. They pump your gas and offer all sorts of services including tires. You'll see men there just hanging out and talking. It's like the good ol days!”
900 Maple St, Russell Springs KY 42642
“Great employees and good prices. Only one problem.... Sign stated Ruffle chips were $1.49 each or if you purchased 2 they were $1.00 each. It rang up both bags at $1.49 each when I asked the cashier said that is what is in the computer and the owner needs to change that. I wouldn't have bought two bags had I had know this.”
130 Wallace Wilkinson Blvd, Liberty KY 42539
“One of the best stations in town I must highly recommend if you're coming through Casey county Kentucky Liberty by on 127 by all of me and stop by the shell fill up grab a cold beer and hit the road or if you don't want to do your grab you a hot cup of coffee either way it's a good place to stop”
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