6325 Newark Road, Nashport OH 43830
“Very friendly. Always have the best gas prices and the cleanest restrooms of any gas station around March 7 TH gas is only $3.05 everyone else is $3.49 and again, they have to be the friendliest people on 146. Always polite”
5955 Newark Rd, Nashport OH 43830
“Travel this road frequently to and from Zanesville, so this Gas Station always serves as a great 'Last stop' before getting into The City or before getting to far out.It's location is convenient in that sense and it's almost never crowded. Pumps are easy to get in and out of so pulling in and out is incredibly easy. It's a fast, friendly, stop to get gas and last minute things before moving on your way. Transactions are always fast and the store is always stocked with great items. Glad this Gas Station is here so I don't have to go to far or deal with the hassle of crowded pumps inside Zanesville.”
17255 Nashport Road, Nashport OH 43830
“Love this place. Friendly employees and prices aren't too bad either. Gas most of the time is cheaper than surrounding areas. I just wish it was open later like 10 pm or 12am. Great place over all”
6220 Frazeysburg Rd, Nashport OH 43830
“It has been over 6 yrs since last comment. First comment I gave them 3 star rating. Now I've given them a 5 star rating and hopefully a better review. I really have no complaints after giving them time to find their footing to give their customers the best deals that didn't hurt either in their pocketbooks. Yes they are high priced on some items, are priced the same as in town and believe it or not some items cost less than in town. I had issue with how owners would bring in family members and regardless if they knew how to run the register or not. It was their family member who took care of the money coming in and going out. I know of one female worker if she's still there was definitely more qualified to work behind the counter assisting customers then most of their family members. I just felt like the owners didn't trust any American employees to work the register. They can definitely clean the shelves, bathrooms, mop the floors and whatever else but they better not go near the cash register. The one girl comes in early everyday cooks the food for breakfast lunch and in between, washes dishes, sweeps & mops in back and extra stuff before she leaves for the day.But anyway, keep up the good work and do others as they do you.”
The Iowa retailer, the third-largest convenience store operator in the country, built its new three-year plan around three priorities: store growth, food and beverage expansion, and kitchen technology upgrades. The company plans to add 120 stores during the current fiscal year. Its previous plan, launched in 2023, delivered more than 500 new stores and earned the company a spot in the S&P 500.
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