703 W Lincoln Ave, Ionia MI 48846
“Decent little gas station. Not as big of a selection as the purks down the road from it but can't expect a lot with the small floor space they have in there”
342 N Dexter St, Ionia MI 48846
“All of the staff are amazing and polite and professional so much so that I I will go past the other gas stations on the way just for the amazing customer service”
703 W Lincoln Ave, Ionia MI 48846
“The staff at this location is top of the line!!! They are friendly, respectful, and professional! They get to know their regulars and take care of them!! You need to go here!!!!”
342 North Dexter Street, Ionia MI 48846
“Shell stations always have above standard regulations for fuel that's a proven and scientificly proven. Michigan cherry coffee and a few other exotic blends.”
875 E Lincoln Ave, Ionia MI 48846
“Great staff. Friendly. Also taco Tuesday tacos are a great deal. When its sloppy Joe's those are 🔥 also. Great deal with buy one get one fountain drinks”
7205 South State Road, Ionia MI 48846
“Very nice truck stop gas station with a 24 hr subway nextdoor is a hotel. Showers and laundry for truckers, parking for truckers. Public bathrooms. Other shopping needs for truckers and visitors.”
2750 S State Rd, Ionia MI 48846
“Under the pale electric glow, Where endless highways come and go, Meyer’s Express sits by the bend, A steady, reliable highway friend. The canopy shines against the night, A beacon of red and neon white. Tires screech softly, engines hum, As weary long-haul drivers come. The metal nozzles click and cling, While cash registers faintly ring. Inside, the warm air smells of toast, A quiet island on the coast Of concrete lanes and midnight fog, Where night-shift workers keep their log. Fresh-brewed coffee drips and steams, Sustaining sleepy road-trip dreams. The shelves are lined with salty treats, For travelers in their vinyl seats. From sweet iced teas to wiper blades, It holds a hundred minor trades. A mother grabs a quick snack pack, A trucker stretches out his back. They share a nod, a passing smile, Before they add another mile. No one stays for very long, Driven by the highway’s song. Yet Meyer’s stands, a ceaseless light, To guide the travelers through the night. A brief pit stop, a tank made full, Against the darkness' heavy pull. You pay the cashier, grab your keys, And vanish in the evening breeze.”
2450 S State Rd, Ionia MI 48846
“Not too bad. Love the red headed gal in the pharmacy named destiny. She's always bubbly and happy. Some of the other pharmacy staff are short with you and try to rush you off the phone”
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