“A very nice and convenient little gas station Shopping Center that serves hot sandwiches and numerous other snacks this establishment has been newly remodeled and very friendly staff two thumbs up. They sell regular Fuel and Diesel both for your convenience it is a very popular place to stop and has been for years and I'm guessing it will be for years to come.”
“So, i stopped here this morning 2 get gas and a sandwich i had here a few months back. Omg, it was worthy of making u cry on a bitter cold day. When i got 2 the warming case and didnt see it, i was clearly looking confused and lady Kaley (or Karley) ASKED me what i was looking for. I described it...she told me it was a breakfast item as it was lunch and i just kept looking in the case. She then asked me if she could make it for me, FRESH, and i almost cried! I came here because im having a hard-time and it truly is the little things that can brighten a persons day. She advised me it would take about 5mins or so, i agreed. I went 2 pay for my drink, gas and sandwich and went outside 2 pump my gas. I looked up and she was walking it out 2 me without asking. Again, i almost cried. This is y im leaving this review BEFORE EVEN LEAVING THE GAS PUMP. In our society today (a lot of the time) people n customer service positions tend 2 4get that it can really affect a business by having poor customer service. And it truly doesnt take much more than a simple smile and being acknowledged 2 turn a customer's day 180°. Well, she did just this 4 me 2day. And she was equally as bright, helpful and accommodating the last time i stopped n here 3months ago. Idk, things like this make me drive 30mi out of my way just 2 get gas and snacks 2 b greeted and treated with basic human decency and respect. *this place makes my heart smile when it just wants 2 cry and give up* Yes, ms Kaley/Karley u truly had that affect on me 2day. I thank God that u were written n2 my day because u really renewed my lease on life. I pray ur days are plentiful and u r blessed without measure. ??”
“Was a wonderful experience, we stopped for Diesel and wanted to get some food, and they had hot delicious pizza and really good French vanilla!! And the staff was very nice! Definitely a good place to stop!”
“Awesome place great customer service wish I knew the girl that was always there in the morning super super friendly always goes above and beyond super clean environment great place to stop”
“Hi drivers I got good news for you This truck stop is fuel price is okay But they have nice pizzas. The only problem is to get showers you need to pay”
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