5463 South Dixie Highway, Franklin OH 45005
“Every single time I come through here, they always make sure to take care of me. Regardless of who it is, everyone I have ran into there has been extremely kind and sweet.”
4077 State Rte 122, Franklin OH 45005
“Of course you need to watch out for high prices on items only because they are one of two places that sell grocery items for a good driving distance. The food they cook up front is really good and staff is friendly. Meat is reasonably priced.”
4501 S Dixie Hwy, Franklin OH 45005
“I stop here every morning and grab a fresh douoghnut from Milton's douoghnut's, and to see the wonderful Jennifer. She always makes me laugh and starts my day off on the right note.”
801 W Central Ave, Franklin OH 45005
“My absolute favorite gas station. This owner cares about customers and treats everyone kindly and with respect. He has tons of options to choose from and great prices! Excellent variety. My go to fuel and food Mart!”
1295 East 2nd Street, Franklin OH 45005
“Just went in to get more gas for my vehicle, the staff was so nice to my daughter and made her feel special. They are such angels especially Mrs. Jamie and her coworker that’s on shift with her this morning.”
6830 Franklin Lebanon Road, Franklin OH 45005
3651 Towne Boulevard, Franklin OH 45005
“Never had a problem until today . You have gotten a new employee who is behind the register and can’t do aspects of the job she is paid to do. It happened today on 3/28/25 at 12:15 pm. I stopped to pick up lottery tickets when I am told “Oh I don’t know how to do that “I asked this woman is there some one here besides you who can? She says “Yes , but he is having lunch and I don’t want to disturb him”Wow you have got to be kidding , basically she’s refusing to do what she’s paid for and go to get the person I assume who is supposed to be in charge .Why is someone who can’t do her job being left behind a counter alone ,then refusing to get the person who I assume may know what he is doing? I’ll take my business from now on to the Shell station !”
595 West Central Avenue, Springboro OH 45066
“This is MY Speedway. As a regular, I get to know the staff at least a little and enjoy teasing them about whatever seems appropriate and won't cause trouble for them or me.”
200 S Main St, Franklin OH 45005
“When I go late at night, the experience is awful. Rude, pessimistic, bitter cashier with an awful outlook on life and people as a whole. Which he will provide vocally without causation. Seemed to be generally upset that i came in at all.Dayshift is way more helpful and enjoyable. Only reason this has stars is going in the daytime and not being treated as a burden.”
1111 William C Good Boulevard, Franklin OH 45005
“The staff are very friendly. When I went there to park my truck and do a 10 hour break, it was a son and mother working at the store who were very polite. I know very little hindi but I know enough to communicate the basics and the son started teaching me a little more advanced sentences in there language. As far as prices go, I really didn't purchase anything in the store as I didn't need anything but I did buy some indian food and it was awesome and reasonably priced. Go check them out, they're nice people”
6651 OH-123, Franklin OH 45005
“I had a wonderful experience at this Shell station. Everything was tidy and clean, but the highlight was the excellent customer service. The lady working was really sweet, friendly, and went out of her way to be helpful. I'll definitely be back!”
6901 Franklin Lebanon Road, Franklin OH 45005
“I come here daily and the new owners are amazing and fantastic people. The New owners have completely remodeled and turned what was a dump into a very nice place. New owners are very personable and nice people. They know me and my kids by name and treat us like family. Highly recommend to use this gas station for your fuel, drinks, snacking and all your needs.”
6830 Franklin Lebanon Road, Franklin OH 45005
“This is hands down the best gas station/truck stop ever. It is clean, the staff are friendly, they have a huge selection. Also the best Subway inside. I wish all the Subways were as of high quality. I also wish that Michigan had Pilot's”
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