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Open 24 hours
11 MT-16 Suite 2, Glendive
Convenience Stores
“I stopped in here today after work to get a couple things; mostly NyQuil, Tylenol, things like that. The cashier who waited on me saw what I was getting, noticed I wasn't feeling well, and was very kind and sweet to me. I didn't catch her name, but she was just an all around pleasant and empathetic woman. This experience really made me feel nice. <3 Whoever you are, you are a PEACH, and I hope you have a lovely day! :)”
“Plenty of space to maneuver large vehicles to fill up propane. Staff is friendly and helpful. Also they do deliver bulk oil products and fuel. Propane is also delivered.”
“Passed through here on my way back to Minnesota on a cold winter morning. They kindly heated up some snacks just for me! Always a fan of Holiday and it made me feel like I was already home 😊”
Open 24 hours
322 Barry St, Glendive
Convenience Stores
“Literally every employee is great and the place is open 24/7 thankfully. Wish more businesses were like this. At the time of my review the place has 3.5 stars thats insanely low, it's much better than that. People that have left bad reviews are just mad at themselves.”
“Huge parking lot ,very clean showers and store ,
I fuel here ,shower and have a good coffee
Definitely stop here again
Employee awesome”
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“There's a reason why this diner/ restaurant parking lot is packed every day! (it's called Gigis restaurant inside of Sinclair gas station/ truck stop)
The menu options seem endless (even for a vegetarian like myself).
Friendly wait staff, quick and delicious food!
I think the English muffins are homemade as they were the size of bagels.
Tasty, delicious, friendly, and reasonably priced, all things that I look for in a dining establishment.
If you're in Glendive make sure to grab a parking spot early and be ready to have an incredible breakfast.
A must stop if you're going to Makoshika or to the Yellowstone river.”