“Employee helped me understand which diesel pump to use for my car after a bad experience at a different place. At the other place I had used the pump for trucks and the fuel had exploded all over me and the ground. This place was helpful unlike the other place. I was able to fill up without problems.”
“We stopped here in our 18-wheeler and ended up staying for 2 days. They have about 30 truck parking spots, and the parking area felt very secure, which is a huge plus.
Inside, there is a huge selection of snacks, drinks, hard liquor, and even clothing. If you're looking to entertain yourself and spend some money while taking your break, they also have slot machines. Highly recommend this stop for a reset!”
“Almost got 5 stars but every time I come here the receipt machines don’t work on the pumps and the window washer wipers don’t clean. Higher quality wipers would make a big difference.”
“After the remodel, this is one of my go to stops along i-80. Big clean bathrooms, and lots of drinks and food options. Will definitely stop here again next time I'm on the road.”
“We were out Nebraska Passporting on the long haul to Scottsbluff. I really wanted some 91 octane fuel, and at least two other places we stopped at appeared to sell only 89 or 87 octane fuel, but Fill-n-Chill fit the bill. I guess we chilled while we filled. It all worked out.”
“Yet another great Casey's! We are waiting for our pizza and dreading the separation anxiety we will feel when we pass our final Casey's on this trip. Yet again, great people and great service. I was born in the Midwest, technically. After experiencing the actual niceness and practicality of Iowa and Nebraska, I don't think Illinois should be included... but that was where we first discovered Casey's! A little atmospheric anecdote: David: we won something in the scratch game on the app and ... Clerk: well, don't tell me about it! Grab whatever you got comin' Gotta go! Pizza!!!”
“Carlos is the man. He was very helpful and professional while on my first visit to Lexington, Nebraska on a business trip. We chatted for awhile after I learned that he had lived in Memphis, Tennessee two years ago. Small world!”