1100 7th Avenue, Princeton MN 55371
“Very clean store love there deli as food is hot and very tasty,and a great variety with ribs,pork chops and meat loaf. The rest of the store is easy to find things otherwise they are very helpful in finding what ever you are looking for.”
6467 100th Ave, Princeton MN 55371
“Store staff is always friendly. Their propane refill operation does not charge a flat rate like many other locations. This is especially helpful when you want to “top off” some propane tanks before heading out for a weekend trip.”
501 South Rum River Drive, Princeton MN 55371
“I just want to give a shout out to South Casey's Princeton MN, it's Friday 2-3-23 5:45pm. The delivery driver I talked to on the phone was so nice and very funny which made the call fun, also they took their time to help me figure out how to use my rewards to purchase the pizza. ALSO the cook called to confirm what I wanted on my pizza instead of just guessing and being wrong. Thank you to the south Casey's staff for being GREAT!!??”
707 Northland Drive, Princeton MN 55371
“Always enjoy their chicken strips and Mac and cheese, and if your worried or hurried order in advance!! It's the only place we buy milk from because it doesn't go bad in two days and great prices! Always have deals on eggs, butter, breads, so much food!! Oh and the ice cream... don't let the low price scare you it's amazing!”
810 North Rum River Drive, Princeton MN 55371
“It can be a little bit run down at this one as it appears to be an older store. But the gas pumps are newer and the staff is friendly. Great gas prices on the Upside App.”
308 S Rum River Dr, Princeton MN 55371
“Wonderful place to get gas and snacks. Staff is truly makes this place a gem. Thankful for everyone. The biggest issue is other customers. The pumps are hard to get to when people park along side the curb off Main Street. No good way to fix it but it is super annoying.”
1100 7th Avenue, Princeton MN 55371
“Scott is an outstanding leader & always so helpful & kind. Without him leading his team I would switch to one closer to home but he makes it worth the drive. He has gotten to know my family, our needs, & health issues & willing to give advice in a thorough manner. Several of the staff are kind & welcoming. A few are OK but I could just get them on off days. We all have them lol. I was treated really poorly at the elk river location due to the chronic issues I have with my EDS. & I've never felt judgement from this princeton location. They've been incredible to work with. Highly recommend those who need s pharmacy to switch (staff I'm sorry to add to your load lol but you guys truly deserve the recognition)”
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