Gas Stations near Elysian, MN

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  1. 111 MN-60, Elysian MN 56028

    4.9 Superb 22 reviews

    “Staff is always super nice and friendly! Always have a great experience before my fishing trips! Have go give a special shoutout to Riley, was a great cashier and had a great attitude even though it was a late night! Give that man a raise!”

  2. 100 State Hwy 13, Waterville MN 56096

    4.2 Good 54 reviews

    “Ordered pizza for the first time at this Casey’s location. I ordered it online so that we could get some other things done before we went into town. The gas station was so busy with people coming and going. The majority of the people all came to pick up a pizza. The two people working in the kitchen were running around making pizzas as fast as they could. I got my pizza a little later than the time said. The lady in the kitchen apologized and I told her not to worry. I saw how hard she was working and how many pizzas they were making. The staff were so nice and when we brought the pizza home it was just how we wanted it. Such a delicious pizza!”

  3. 60 Walnut Avenue, Madison Lake MN 56063

    3.6 Good 48 reviews

    “I frequent this store all time. The workers are very friendly and pleasant. I am always greeted with a hello. I have no complaints and will continue to come back!!”

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  5. 424 S Main St, Janesville MN 56048

    2.6 Average 42 reviews

    “Did an update on my app quite a while back and been having problems trying to order through this Casey's store in Janesville Minnesota otherwise it's a good store we love getting flatbread pizza there:) Parking: Enough parking spots. Thank You!”

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