Gas Stations in Luverne, MN

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  1. 825 South Kniss Avenue, Luverne MN 56156

    3.9 Good 28 reviews

    “I called the station to ask if they had a product and spoke to Candace. She advised me. And she made an effort to call me back and let me know. She's an amazing employee here. I recommend shopping here.”

  2. 1002 South Kniss Avenue, Luverne MN 56156

    3.3 Good 20 reviews

    “Not a bad little truck stop for your 10/hrs off. No laundry, no showers & parking is limited. But this place is out of the way and never full. You can fit about 10-15 trucks comfortably. The lot is dirt, but maintained. There is a small bathroom that was cool. Definitely not a place to stay for a reset, but definitely good enough for a 10. If you want something quiet where you just need a little break, this is the spot.”

  3. 302 South Kniss Avenue, Luverne MN 56156

    2.4 Poor 57 reviews

    “This is the owner and manager wake up call. Brooke and Tyler are GROSSLY underpaid and dare I say undervalued. They should train other associates how to present themselves to customers. I got the feeling they truly wanted me to have a grandiose experience. They were happy to help me. One might even say they were enjoying themselves at work. I’ve been to many a Casey’s. Most times you can’t get a hello, have a great day, how can I help you etc etc I might start a company just so I can hire these two to be the face of my customer service team.”

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