1600 S Lee St, Fort Gibson OK 74434
“Didn't have to wait long, parking lot is good. Went for the cheaper Regular version and it gave me the more expensive for some reason but other than that - no issue”
13294 US-64, Muskogee OK 74403
“I've never met anyone as concerned about the community as Kenny with the exception of the original owner. It's been a great experience dealing with both Kenny and his wife. Quite proud of what they have done.”
1208 N York St ste a, Muskogee OK 74403
“Good local owned store. Support smaller business and see their competitive prices and friendly service. Come down and keep the small town mom and pops stores in your future.”
2700 N York St, Muskogee OK 74403
“This is a good convince store with a lot more to come soon. They are about to make some very big changes which will make many people happy so get ready to watch the transformation.”
141 N Anthony St, Muskogee OK 74403
“It's a clean place and it's seems to be a safe place to get out of ur car and vacuum, clean ur windows without looking over ur shoulders to see if anyone is about to walk up on you. So I feel safe there, the few times I've been there. Thats important to me. Saftey first with that being said it's well lit with lots of lights.”
803 N York St, Muskogee OK 74403
“I like Stop N Go because of their competitive gasoline prices. I would like to see them get their credit card devices on their pumps working again. It's time consuming to have to pay for your gas in advance.”
3607 Chandler Rd, Muskogee OK 74403
“Shoutout to the manager, John, for saving the day with a literal hair emergency. Lol. We are on a road trip and my daughter twirled up a comb and got it stuck in her hair. It almost ended in a tragic bang situation but John flew into action and snapped the comb and even untangled it for her.The gas is great and the coffee is mediocre but John definitely makes up for the eh coffee with his stellar customer service and hair skills.”
1698 US-62, Fort Gibson OK 74434
“This is a well lit shop run by some amazing people that serve great gas at great prices along with wonderful food. They have an impressive air pump with brains to help ensure that you get the right amount of air so your tires inflated correctly and safely every time. Keep up the great work and thanks for providing a locally owned and operated convenient store, I know I will be coming back soon... Thx again!”
1152 N York St, Muskogee OK 74403
“Best store in Muskogee hands down. One of the best locations in Muskogee the workers are usually good it's hard to find help so you can't be mad about it. Great simple simons pizza and also have great breakfast and lunch have about 15 different hot bar items all good priced have a great selection and owner is always there or his family. family owned business.”
1600 S Lee St, Fort Gibson OK 74434
“I've been going to this store for a decade for my gas, quick items, and service. The employees have always greeted me with a hello and smile. Bathrooms and clean store. Never out of stock what I need. Best store off hwy 62 between Muskogee and Tahlequah.”
3500 E Shawnee Rd, Muskogee OK 74403
“Nothing too different than any other Casey's I've been to. I see lots of small little pocket sized Casey's "Future home" Stores and this one seems to have already been built on to. I am happy to say its all you'd expect at any Casey's (Also an edit to my review I had published a year ago they have started expanding the other stores so things will change.)”
304 N York St, Muskogee OK 74403
“There were items that I wanted but there were not enough available to me. There were items listed in my OTC Health Solutions catalog, that also had a tag on the shelf, that were not available. It seems like there was a problem with how they were entered in the computer, in my opinion.”
2330 Chandler Rd, Muskogee OK 74403
“I’m giving them 5 stars for the help they provided. My son (14) has a major surgery and because of state law the pharmacy at the hospital could only give us a 3 day supply. When I tried to get the script refilled my usual pharmacy was out of the medication. I went to this pharmacy and they were out also, HOWEVER, when they saw my frustration and worry that my son would get his pain meds the tech started calling other pharmacy’s to see who could fill the script. I ended up having to drive to Tahlequah to get it filled but at least I could get it. I was able to call the doctors office and tell them where to send the prescription. The corporate offices doesn’t give them the budget to hire enough people and yes they are always busy but I do believe the staff locally do what they can and I am grateful.”
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