219 E Emmitt Ave, Waverly OH 45690
“Of all the gas stations speedway is my favorite I usually stop there for ghost energy but there out of it alot, my flavor that is. But overall I like the lady that works the late shift she's nice. Gas is usually priced good against other stations.”
410 E Emmitt Ave, Waverly OH 45690
“I always have a good experience when stopping here. Friendly and helpful cashiers are waiting to check you out. The cashier I had on this trip was super awesome wish I had got her name she had a huge smile and was super friendly and helpful she informed me the drink I bought was having a great deal and recommended I grab another one and I would get two for cheaper then the just one I was buying.”
220 Waverly Plaza, Waverly OH 45690
“Easy to get in and out of. Card readers have always worked for me. Sometimes I have to go to the window to get a receipt but they are always friendly and doesn't act put out bc u needed something.”
700 W Emmitt Ave, Waverly OH 45690
“Literally the friendliest staff. A younger worker; girl with red hair - paid for my ciggs … like 3$ worth of the cost - i legit almost started crying lol.Another time - my coupon wasn’t working the worker was all by herself (they were slammed). She was a GEM, had me cracking up - and still gave me the discountBoth Waverly locations are GRADE A - If I could give over 5 stars I would. ??”
14215-, 14279 OH-104, Waverly OH 45690
“This is my favorite go to place. I love to stop there, and grab the things I need when going through Waverly! The store is always so fresh and so clean and organized. I trust the workers they are very kind and polite and very professional.”
14161 OH-104 US HIGHWAY 23, Waverly OH 45690
“I was coming home from Waverly to Gallipolis, tired and hungry. I stopped at this location to get gas and food. I paid then forgot to pick up my wallet. I noticed it was gone the next day, frantic to find it but it took me a few days to remember where I had left it bc my daughter was having a baby. I finally remembered and called. Not only did they have it, they didn't even open it until I asked them to. I am eternally grateful to Brandon and the manager for their honesty!!!”
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