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Open 24 hours
200 W E High St, Hicksville
Convenience Stores
“Been visiting this place, on occasion, since my childhood. You can drive into a sort of "carport," tell the employee what you want, pay them, and never leave your car. Prices may be higher, as it's a convenience mart.”
“They have a wide selection of gift items as well as being a gas station. They have a lot of unique items and their prices are great. They're also usually very good at giving you an even better deal than the items are marked. My daughter and I had a great time looking at everything from bedding to jeans and very cute duffle bags for the kids. Purses and wallets, just a wide variety of so many cool things to check out. The young man that took care of us was very friendly and helpful. He always had a smile on his face. He made you feel like you wanted to go back. Even if you just go there just for gas, which is competitive to the other stations, it's really worth your time to stop inside and check out all of their items.”
“This place is the smallest of all the gas stations in Butler. The lowest fuel prices in town can generally be found here. The business is family owned / operated and is more known for its customer service and personal touch than its size or large product selection.”
Open 24 hours
537 W Main St, Butler
Convenience Stores
“My goodness...when the hubby said let's get calzones from a gas station let me just say I was a bit skeptical, let me tell you this was some of the best food I have ever had!!!! Cheese bread was awesome!!! You guys killed it, I will definitely order again!”
“Very nice employees. The pharmacy and pharmacy staff are informative and always kind. The store’s presentation is always neat and clean. I also visit the Hallmark section and am thankful for it.”
Convenience Stores
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“Staff was nice, clean place, lots of drinks and snacks. However, if you're looking for real food, even by convenience store standards, the options are pretty thin: a few sad sandwiches at best.”