402 N Warpole St, Upper Sandusky OH 43351
“I enjoy going here because of the variety of things they have. Fresh food in the morning so you can grab something and go. I feel like certain employees you can tell don't wanna be there though.”
1600 E Wyandot Ave, Upper Sandusky OH 43351
“Very nice place! The staff is friendly and polite — it creates a welcoming atmosphere right away. The restrooms are clean and well-maintained, which is also important. Thank you for the comfort!”
1605 E Wyandot Ave, Upper Sandusky OH 43351
“as a trucker with a dog I love it here. the grass isn't full of trash and dog p**** plus, super quiet and as a woman I feel safe here. (I pick up my dogs p*** too!)”
1301 N Warpole St, Upper Sandusky OH 43351
“Came in late on a Saturday afternoon with an alternator on my truck that had gone out. The guys in the repair shop got me in right away and confirmed it was the alternator that was bad. Being late on a Saturday, all the dealers that carried that alternator were closed, and closed on Sunday as well. So I was going to have to wait until Monday for the part, miss my delivery that was due Monday morning and miss a pickup Monday morning as well. So I settled in for the weekend and started my wait. Later that evening I went in to chat with Daniel and he started crunching some numbers on different alternators we might be able to use instead, and he came up with a plan. It wasn't the same alternator, but he predicted that it technically should work as long as the measurements were the same. He had the new alternator in in less than 45 minutes and she's running great. Thanks for putting in the extra mile Daniel!”
1740 E Wyandot Ave, Upper Sandusky OH 43351
“What are you going to say about any station. It was clean on the inside and high price on the outside. Just like all the rest, won't be long we all will be ridings bicycles. Or walking a lot more.”
301 W Wyandot Ave, Upper Sandusky OH 43351
“Very nice, friendly and welcoming employees, better than most convenience/gas stations around Upper Sandusky, Ohio.Caseys rewards are awesome too. They can add up fast and be redeemed for gas or Casey's cash to use in the store. ?”
300 S Sandusky Ave, Upper Sandusky OH 43351
“Ok little store with a good location. Yes the one lady isn’t the nicest but give her a break. I wouldn’t be all sunshine and rainbows either if I was working that much at a small town c-store, probably not what she dreamed of as a kid lol. I stop in periodically, usually for just an Arizona Tea or something and never had a bad experience.”
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