S430 OH-109, Liberty Center OH 43532
“The staff was the most amazing people and they are really kid friendly also with everything going on they helped us out in every way they can . I highly recommend checking out their place it was really cool and maybe on a better day I would love to stop by and see the people I deal with today and to buy some from the cool items I seen. Wish I got names and pictures”
125 N 1st St, Hamler OH 43524
“Friendly helpful cashiers. Good place to stop for a ready made breakfast sandwich or to go lunch. Good pizza, chips, snacks, candy, with many beverages from soda, energy drinks, juice, and beer. Three grades of gasoline and diesel with commercial pumps. Propane tank exchange. They appear to be expanding, It will be exciting to see when their finished.”
S430 OH-109, Liberty Center OH 43532
“This is a great hometown general store! Give their sandwiches a try. I was very surprised! Spicy chicken was excellent. Normally gas station sandwiches aren't that great but I think these guys nailed it!”
403 East St, Liberty Center OH 43532
“Nicely stocked gas station/carry out that for some reason is always a delight to stop at. My hubs heads for the snacks and the rack of freshly stocked bananas. I'm not sure why but he thinks this location has better bananas than grocery stores. This Circle K is always clean and orderly. I picked up what I mainly stop for (besides gas fill up) and that is the Sterling Party Dip. Oh yes, the flavor is enough to make me drive a bit to stock up. I'm glad to find it locally. Yum! With the coffee selections and various soft drinks you can accumulate in their reward type program, makes this a nice stop. Check out their app too since there are a variety of deals. The store's merchandise items are reasonably priced for a carry out and the gas station area is always comparable in pricing and mostly lower than the other local gas stations. The employees are friendly, helpful and competent which makes me keep going back.”
T526 OH-109, Liberty Center OH 43532
“I stopped here on a road trip, and it was a great place to fuel up, use the restroom (very clean!), and get a few snacks. It's a MUCH nicer facility than your average gas station. Feels very clean and family-friendly in the main area. The bathrooms were kept up and very clean. The main area has a chalkboard wall with fun and cheerful writing on it. They also sell some local foods and other items, as well as the normal coffee, soda, and snacks I'd recommend it as a nice place to stop on a drive, and I'll try to plan it on my next drive through hwy 24.”
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