47018 SD-46, Beresford SD 57004
“This place is a very cute gas station, In a super small town. It had everything I needed, and even a dining room to sit and eat. The store was clean, the little old lady was polite. I had found a tick stuck to my back(my mom removed it with tweezers), and I asked the lady if the medicine I was buying would be effective for tick bite, she assured me it was. She could have told me she didn't know but she instead smiled and spoke about it. Great customer service, clean store and even has a game room.”
1506 W Cedar St, Beresford SD 57004
“I stopped by the BP gas station that houses a Burger King inside, and it was a surprisingly convenient combo. The BP station is well-organized, with plenty of fuel pumps and easy access from the highway. The store is bright, clean, and stocked with all the essentials—snacks, drinks, and basic travel items. The standout, though, is the Burger King inside. I wasn’t expecting a full fast-food experience, but the service was fast, and the food was fresh. The staff at Burger King were friendly and got my order out quickly, so I could grab a bite before hitting the road. Overall, the combination of a clean gas station and a dependable Burger King makes this a great stop. Whether you need gas, snacks, or a quick meal, BP and Burger King together deliver a solid, efficient pit stop on any journey.”
910 West Cedar Street, Beresford SD 57004
“Casey's is one of them small town type gas stations even in big city's. Great service and exceptional pizza! The employees here are nice and give great customer service! And did I mention the pizza? Lol”
1506 W Cedar St, Beresford SD 57004
“Nice station, large selection with some cool knick knacks for tourists. The manager told me the bathrooms are burger kings responsibility, so when I see people leaving bad reviews for total stop for this it bothers me.”
1501 W Cedar St, Beresford SD 57004
“The price displayed on the street sign was 2.99 but the one displayed on the pump was 3.49, is just a small difference, but when I asked the cashier the reason, he told me that if you pay with cash the price applied is the one on the sign but if you pay with card is the one on the pump, even though that's the policy, they should put a sign or something to let you know that.”
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