Convenience Stores in Red Wing, MN

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  1. 301 West 7th Street, Red Wing MN 55066

    4.3 Superb 65 reviews

    “Amazing experience as per usual at KT. Above and beyond by Zander though, he was extremely friendly and helpful to me, the person in front of me, and the person behind.”

  2. 4820 Great River Road, Red Wing MN 55066

    3.9 Good 73 reviews

    “I've stopped many times that Kwik trip and it's hard to believe that they make such great chicken tenders. A convenience store that makes them better than some of the chains.”

  3. 915 Main Street, Red Wing MN 55066

    3.8 Good 68 reviews

    “Josh went above and beyond tonight when we needed some assistance in checking the tire pressure for our trip back to the Twin Cities. This was 10:30 at night and he made sure to check all four tires and topped them all off! He was very sweet and conscientious. What a good man! We were told this is the best Kwik Trip in town, and wow are we glad we came here!”

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  5. 151 Tyler Road North, Red Wing MN 55066

    3.3 Good 31 reviews

    “Knowing the uphill challenge I was facing from my insurance to obtain an emergency prescription while traveling, I was pleasantly surprised to work with Amy the Pharmacist. She was courteous and diligent in resolving the hurdles associated with filling my prescription. Quite professional and a pleasure to work with.”

  6. 3142 South Service Drive, Red Wing MN 55066

    2.6 Average 45 reviews

  7. 115 Pioneer Road, Red Wing MN 55066

    2.1 Poor 7 reviews

  8. 3142 South Service Drive, Red Wing MN 55066

    2 Poor 12 reviews

  9. 3142 South Service Drive, Red Wing MN 55066

    2.4 Poor 57 reviews

    “Excellent customer service. They went above and beyond. They blew up a balloon for me that I purchased somewhere else that all the other stores declined to do. I offered to pay and nobody would do it and Walgreens did it and didn’t even charge me. I made sure to buy other balloons from Walgreens, which was easy because they had some really nice options the other stores didn’t have. The dollar store treated me as an inconvenience when they had to open another lane so they could blow up balloons but Walgreens treated me as if I was family. Asked about my child’s party, etc. Excellent customer service, I am very appreciative and will always start there for balloons from now on.”

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