130 Ensley St, Howard City MI 49329
“Go here I'm quite frequently it's the local place to go for great coffee and good deals. Nice friendly staff clean store and super big plus the bathrooms are always always very clean I give this place five stars thank you for your service ago.!!!”
139 S Cass St, Morley MI 49336
“Henry Peterson, He is a blunt candid guy& A good man at heart. If im in morley he is the only place I'll go to becuase he is an honest man trying to make a living. His store has Drinks, Food, Movie Rental, Ciggarets&Lottery ( If your 18 ) Beer&Liqour That's chilled. ( If you're 21 Years of age. He is stern and is friendly always& The ole lady who works there is great. A great local place !!”
81 Northland Dr, Sand Lake MI 49343
“I don’t usually leave reviews, but I had to take a moment to recognize John at Wesco. Every time I come in, he’s friendly, professional, and always goes above and beyond to make sure customers are taken care of. Whether it’s greeting people with a smile, moving quickly when the line gets long, or offering helpful suggestions, John shows he genuinely cares. He’s pay should be raised by .50$”
4981 Northland Dr, Morley MI 49336
“Best gas station in my area for convenience, friendly, fast service. They carry a few veggies for those of us who want to make a salad but don't have all the ingredients too. If you can't find what you want just ask and they will order it and stock it so you can get it there”
7626 E 36th St, Newaygo MI 49337
“Alex doesn't own these anymore. BARLARNEY'S OWNS NOW.My issues are "cashier has Receipt " 90 percent of the time .Newest update: Now 4 ?, 3 times in a row without having to go inside to get recept, Do I dare make you my GO TO now? I only stop if I have too and buy bare minum instead of filling up. It's a gamble...but fair is fair your trying. Thanks Barlarney's and staff.For the most part you get what you give...employees have been friendly most of the time and other times maybe a bit of rudeness. People make a business not your marketing strategy when your rural.Employees are human and we're all allowed to have off days. We get that but Barlarney's maybe not so much..However we want to support locally businesses, unfortunately we remember bad services and it does effect us supporting them as much as we would if we didn't experience this so often. On average just with one customer your losing about 400.00 per month we spend eles where...as now you might get 40.00 a month at the pump...Old UPDATEworking on the pumps,,,got a receipt at pump..3 1/2 ? way to go!”
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