“I was driving the Tulsa-to-Dallas leg pretty late at night and stopped to get some coffee and snacks to keep me going. To my horror, my card was declined and when I checked my account balance it was zero. I was very embarrassed and apologetic, but the owner who was working the counter gave me all my stuff for free. He said he knew I still had a lot of driving ahead of me and he wanted me to stay awake. We talked for a while about his charity work, I said "thank you" probably too much, and then I went on my way and got home safely. I am currently planning a way to repay his kindness that goes beyond just sending cash. If anyone knows his name, that would help--- he said he lives in Highland Park, Dallas but I can't remember his name and I'm trying to track him down. Anyways, I'm so grateful to that man for making the rest of my drive immensely less crappy. He even offered to put gas in my tank but I politely declined because I didn't need it and he had already done more than expected. Thank you, kind stranger!”
“My son loves their chicken chunks. The fry bread is yummy. This place has been a favorite of our family for many years. Not the fastest fast food but hot and good.”
“Restrooms were clean. I bought something with cash at the MCDS inside the store, got cash in change, bought something in the convenience store using the cash I was just given and the cashier checked the bills through the detector. Then when I looked over the change she gave me, I got a sarcastic look when I checked my change to make sure it was correct and real. I find it ironic that they check your bills but don't want you to check theirs? If you don't trust me, why should I trust you? It goes both ways people. The business has to protect themshelves but people do also. If you don't check your change when you check out anywhere, you are part of the problem. Don't allow it to only go one way. Trust is a two way street. If someone doesn't like you making sure your change is correct and real, then why would you trust them at all? You shouldn't.”
“Great location! Plenty of gas pumps, clean restrooms, nice selection of snacks and drinks. And the breakfast was good - we had a sausage & egg biscuit and sausage, egg and cheese burrito. Funny and friendly staff, great service! Tagging for our next trip as a great pitstop and gas-up.”
“Good for quick stop. Truck parking fills up fast. They sell cases of store brand water. Several snacks sold here. Clean bathrooms. Highly recommend for travelers & drivers.”
“It is a good place to fill up on gas and buy something to eat, the clerks are very friendly, it is a good place to stop for gas and get food, the service is good and I don't get any bad service at all.”
“Clean restrooms, friendly staff. We stopped for a restroom break and a soda. The lady was nice and restrooms clean so decided since we weren't completely grossed out, as some gas stations can do to a person, we would get all the snacks and drinks to finish out the trip at that stop.”
“The store manager and her team are amazing. I get my gas every morning before I start my job and I get my drinks every morning. These guys are amazing. I love this store.”
“Stopped by on my way to cover a game in Pittsburg and it is the only gas station in town but it was great and well ran as well, will definitely come back by when I come back here”
“I use my Walmart+ card and save 10 cents per gallon. Murphy usually has the best prices on fuel. The staff is always friendly and helpful. They have a restroom, cold drinks, and much more.”
“Traveling through and stopped for a mini break. Restrooms were clean, nicely little store. But those breakfast biscuits were amazing!!! Thank you for the good breakfast!”
“It's a gas station. Nothing really special. Good service pumps work fine. Price isn't bad or good. Food is gas station food. So it's to be expected. Nothing great or terrible about this one.”
“We had vehicle trouble and had to wait for my cousin to drive up from Wichita Falls, Texas to help us. The staff was very accommodating, allowing us to sit inside while we waited. We arrived around 6:30pm and left around 1:30am. We greatly appreciate their kindness.”
“SO THANKFUL FOR THIS STORE!!!! The employees are always the best. I do miss having tap to pay but am glad they keep the shelves stocked and the chicken crispitos hot, hahaha! We are here 3-5x a week!”
“The woman running the register was very friendly. She gave my friend a recommendation for coffee. The bathroom was very very clean, as well. Great place to stop!”
“The man working right now needs a raise. I haven't seen someone so happy to help customers in, ever. He welcomed me in, out, and in when I came back in. Very communicative as I was using my foodstamp card, telling me when to swipe and put my pin in. I always mess up the foodstamp transaction, so that means the world to me personally. Very talkative, very enthusiastic, wanted to know how I was. Even when it got quiet he was using alot of small talk. Very quick and friendly. The absolute best experience I've had in any convenience store.”
“One of the best stops on the road! Super clean, great service, and they have a coffee machine and a restaurant — everything you need. They're always bringing in new products, which keeps things exciting. Highly recommend pulling over here!”
“Assistant Manager Elizabeth is awesome!! She used to work at the store on Electric Ave near Pepsi but has since transferred to this store. Definitely deserves more time off. She’s always working. I hope her manager and associates can manage the store if she takes time off.”
“My car ran out of gas today and when we called other places everyone else was rude to us and when we got to our hotel and got a water jug we got here (We called them and they didn't have loaner jugs) and we got here and Jennifer came out to us and she talked for a second and she gave us ice Coldwater and the jug to put more gas into this helped us alot and we got our car running now so thank you Jennifer!!She was extremely nice when nobody was”
“I've been coming here since I was a little girl! We would ride our bikes down and get a can of pop, some gelato, and a sandwich or slice of pizza. I absolutely love the sandwiches. The staff is really nice. I don't think I'll ever have anything negative to say about this place.”
“All the ladies in the store seem real nice and friendly stores always clean not dirty everything's always stocked on the shelves nothing and never dirty in the stores always clean and friendly people”
“Thomas goes out of his way to make me feel welcome. He has such enthusiasm about his job. Always smiling and excited to greet customers and help them beyond the minimum.”
“Always my stop before heading back to fort worth! Great selection on everything amd good selection and prices on gas. I like a lot of the Casey brand stuff, good deals for sure!”
“I always have a good experience here. The people that work here are friendly and they keep it clean. I have heard them getting yelled at and they still keep cool and are nice to the jerks that walk in. I go there several times a day stir sodas and most of the time the have the size cups I like also the mixture of carbonation and soda always is good.”
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