723 N Main St, Grain Valley MO 64029
“I go here at least twice a week because of the gas prices. Competative prices with other local stations but have a few perks that edges out the competition. 1. Rewards program that gives a discount on every fill. 2. Extra discount (currently provided) from Amazon 3. You earn points to give even more of a discount. 4. E-85 gas is an option.”
723 North Main Street, Grain Valley MO 64029
“My favorite convenience store stop. If you haven’t tried the Baxter donuts and coffee or Champs Chicken you are missing something. Best gizzards around ( tastes like Go Chicken Go’s ). Give them a try. Employees are amazing and will cook fresh if you’d like. Give them just a few minutes.”
101 S Buckner Tarsney Rd, Grain Valley MO 64029
“Love coming to this place ! The morning crew has been nothing but nice. They always have fresh pizza slices, Working next door and having them be so convenient works well. Thanks guys. ♥️??”
1110 Northwest Buckner Tarsney Road, Grain Valley MO 64029
“This is a newer location and building. It is always busy. They usually have everything I need. The employees are always friendly, courteous, and professional. They have a bunch of different snacks and beverages available. They also have donuts.”
1251 Southwest Eagles Parkway, Grain Valley MO 64029
“The people that work at this Caseys are great people, the rewards program could save you money on fuel over time. Also a pretty efficient team. Even if there is a line and only one cashier they will switch between two registers to get people out the door quicker. The first time I used my caseys rewards was a couple weeks ago and I saved $.85/per gallon up to 20 gallons and with prices going up came in handy for my bank account and my trucks gas tank. Thanks Caseys you rock!”
1111 South Buckner Tarsney Road, Grain Valley MO 64029
“Thank you Cember Hall you were the greatest on taking care yourself f customer service the last manager there did she told me to call corporate and did nothing thank you Cember for understanding if there were 19 stars I would give you that thank you again…”
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