4 W Ash St, Three Oaks MI 49128
“Our truck was break n down coast n down the highway ! Hose Blew !! I knew there was a gas station near by ? And luckily we made it into the parking lot! The woman was so cheerful and nice, that was taken care of us! Thank U!”
7 N Wilbur Shaw Plaza, Rolling Prairie IN 46371
“Stopped here for gas and this rest stop was clean and the employees are very nice. We grabbed Starbucks and as per usual Starbucks, the service was amazing and quick.”
1877 US-20, La Porte IN 46350
“What in the wide, wide, wide, world of sports is a Gallops Laporte? I've never been this establishment and definitely did not go to the back room using the password, "The Fatman walks alone.”
6776 N COUNTY RD, 6776 N 425 E, Rolling Prairie IN 46371
“Take a brake, stretch your legs and stop here. This is not your ordinary 7 Eleven. Wow Love this gas station! Very clean. They thought of everything. If you forgot something on the way to your destination. This is a great place to stop.”
6100 Sawyer Rd, Sawyer MI 49125
“I passed here on my way from Chicago to Detroit. The gas price is significantly lower than other gas stations on the road. The rest room is clean, too.”
127 W Buffalo St, New Buffalo MI 49117
“There is a lady that work on Sundays I can't remember her but every time she is always pleasant, place is clean, easy to find stuff and the icy machine stays on point”
830 W Michigan St, New Carlisle IN 46552
“Full of color, great people, great products. There is a nice selection of ethnic foods as well as chicken, pizza, and fuel. The employees are kind and clearly happy to interact with customers. Red Blue White Green smd Gold yall!?”
120 US-12, Galien MI 49113
“Not sure why the complains?? Its a small and local business with friendly stuff and owners. Prices are the same like everywhere else. Yes they have limited stuff and hours. Its not Wal-Mart. Get used to it. Seeing the locals having coffee or beverages, reminds me of the good old days. When everybody knew each other and cared for each other.”
4093 US-20, Rolling Prairie IN 46371
“I love this place we go all the time they have wifi there's a cemetery near by (lovely place) never had a problem with the people or anyone cops and people working on the road get drinks and stuff from them there's one lady there who is amazing she needs a raise she has brown hair and loves using pet names (the best employee fr give her a raise!)”
8693 US-20, New Carlisle IN 46552
“Craft Station is the only place locally that we can get TopTier Gas with no more than 10% ethanol for our small engines. They also have kerosene for our heater & Diesel for our Diesel Vehicles & Equipment. The staff here are friendly & laugh at my simple jokes. Our animals go to the New Carlisle Animal clinic next door & we bank at The 'Home Town Bank,' 1st Source bank - New Carlisle branch right across the street.”
7 N Wilbur Shaw Plaza, Rolling Prairie IN 46371
“Very nice traveling center with not only rest area for trucks but also has charging station for electric cars from Tesla and EVConnect . Even bathroom has preserve water flushing system . Plenty nice shops inside. Mail box in case you need it .”
10511 Red Arrow Hwy, Bridgman MI 49106
“Stopped by for gas and some snacks and use the restrooms gas pumps clean,, big variety of snacks, and the restrooms looked and smelled good outstanding gas station misty was very cheerful and helpful”
18913 Harbor Country Dr, New Buffalo MI 49117
“I can only speak to the car wash but it appeared to clean our vehicle well. It’s also one of the cheapest car washes starting at $5 and the best one is $9. Would recommend if you’re vehicle is rusty from these county roads.”
6100 Sawyer Rd, Sawyer MI 49125
“Watch out, there is someone breaking into trailers especially on the east side of the lot. Otherwise this is a great place to stop for food with 4 restaurants to choose from. Usually lots of parking. I come here frequently and only once has it been close to full. Tricky backing near the main road but everywhere else is easy. Don't try and get maintenance here though, long story short I spent over 30 hours total over 2 repairs and only one of those got fixed.”
The Iowa retailer, the third-largest convenience store operator in the country, built its new three-year plan around three priorities: store growth, food and beverage expansion, and kitchen technology upgrades. The company plans to add 120 stores during the current fiscal year. Its previous plan, launched in 2023, delivered more than 500 new stores and earned the company a spot in the S&P 500.
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Read the postSheetz Inc., the Pennsylvania-based convenience store chain, is making big moves in the Motor City. The company announced plans to open four more locations across metro Detroit, weeks before opening its first Michigan location. The first Michigan Sheetz will open its doors in late summer at 33380 Wick Road in Romulus. More locations are planned for Taylor, Warren, and Macomb Township, each employing around 30 people, mostly full-time.
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