“Very kind staff I always find something I want wether it's a hat or a stuffy the only thing I don't personally like is that this place has no organic options for foods or snacks”
“Staff is always friendly, their gas is as reasonably priced as it can be, and they're very professional. I was pleasantly surprised to see that they go above and beyond for the elderly and infirmed. I watched two young men today (July 30th about 5 pm) fuss over an elderly woman. They helped her load her groceries, had her smiling and laughing while they rang her up, and helped her to her vehicle as well as helped her load it. It put a smile on my face to watch these two gentleman make her day. Way to go guys!!”
“Stopped to get gas and use the facilities. Unleaded gas was $2.98 a gallon. Much less than most places right now. When I walked into use the facilities I was greeted with a smile and a "how can I help you?" I asked for directions to the restroom and was politely told where it was. As I left I heard "Have a great day and thanks for stopping." Don't hear that very often in a gas station c store.”
“What's better not to Lake or love about KwikTrip. Reasonable prices. In a heck of a lot of munchies and food that's precooked. Another gas seems to be very exceptional as well.”
“The 2000 Bunker Hill BLVD, Andover CVS has been outstanding in customer service and accuracy, directions, punctuality, everything. The whole staff has been great! They always greet me with a smile and in seconds of my arrival. I am a regular customer, so they know me by know, but they were great in the beginning and continue to be great! I highly recommend getting your RX's from this location!”
“Lucky's has been the epitome of convience in my neighborhood since I was a kid. (It used to be a Gulf gas station actually several years ago) It's been so convienent growing up in an area with a 24 hour small town gas station. Yeah it's easy to say there's a kwik trip or holiday not to far down the road. Or if you're hungry and it's late night there's several fast food places that arn't too far. But Lucky's has always been the most convient for me while on my home at 3,4 or 5 am after a night of drinking and smoking. The ATM here is a TCF ATM which is nice because that's who I bank with. There is a single bathroom for paying customers only. During the summer they serve live bait, I haven't bought bait from here in years so I don't know how good of bait it is. The place is a little aged and not the most up to date gas station but that's quite all right by me. The only negative thing I have to say about this is one of the cashiers isn't very good at counting money. She takes her time and I've even had to tell her what to give me back in change. I guess basic math isn't her strong suit. She annoys me a bit but I don't mind too much. Overall, this small gas station has been a convient stop in my neighborhood for over 20 years. Don't change Lucky's, don't change.”
“The day after the Pfizer/BioNTech booster became available, I happened to be in the store. Stopped by the pharmacy with a simple question, "can we get the booster and do we need an appointment?" Answer was, "No, you can get one right now." Went home, got the wife, came back, got the booster. No muss, no fuss." Professional all the way.”
“Stoped by for some coffee, Tyler and Will were amazing. Took The time to show me the different options and what was what. He provided top-tier customer service and was great. He deserves a raise.”
“I always find the staff extremely helpful in the pharmacy, no matter how busy they are. They always know me by name, they are always extremely proactive about getting prescriptions fulfilled. I'm very grateful for all their help. Thank you also to the friendly people in the front.”
“We ordered pizza, requested it to be delayed due to our schedule, and the pizza was hot, well topped, and the young man that answered the phone was very helpful.”
“I can say that the pharmacy has improved. I went in for a prescription and normally it would take hours to fill. The pills were ready to pick up on time. I thought it was because I got lucky but the next three times in a row it was filled on time. The pharmacist on 5/31/26 was really nice and explained a question for me in an easy way to understand.”
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Amazon has quietly opened a new type of grocery store in downtown Chicago. Called Amazon Grocery, the 3,800-square-foot store is a testing ground for Amazon's latest experiment in brick-and-mortar retail. The first Amazon Grocery location shares a building with a Whole Foods Market, which Amazon purchased in 2017.