2235 East Fort Union Boulevard, Cottonwood Heights UT 84121
“Always the best service and best prices in town.If you're lucky enough to get Angie as your check out staff member...consider it the highlight of your week!She's the sweetest. Remembers my kids names and their favorite snacks! They ask to go see Angie all of the time and we just love catching her when we do!”
2615 Bengal Blvd, Cottonwood Heights UT 84121
“Their service is incredible! They remember people and treat you like friends! This isn't the closest convenience store to my home, but I go here every time because the customer service is worth it!”
7746 Union Park Avenue, Cottonwood Heights UT 84047
“I am NOT one to leave a review for a gas station, but this Rebel location is honestly great. Bryan is one of the most friendly, helpful, genuine sales associates that I’ve ever met. I frequent this location, and my day is always better when he’s working. He’s never standing around doing nothing, he’s attentive, professional, and does an incredible job. In a city filled with Mavericks and 7/11s, this Rebel station stands out; and it’s mainly because of the superior staff.”
7269 Union Park Avenue, Cottonwood Heights UT 84047
“Who doesn’t love the convenience of 7-11? Mandy is awesome - she knows me by name and asks about the activities she knows in which I participate. She really goes above and beyond to bring a smile to my face.”
655 E 9400 South, Cottonwood Heights UT 84121
“How do you rate a gas station/ convenience store? Mavs are nice. Good choices, great beer cave, good gas prices and stellar Nitro card discounts. I don't dine here but I do get my gas here. For my vehicle.”
2296 Fort Union Boulevard, Cottonwood Heights UT 84121
“My issue with this sev is that there is a power mongering night worker named April. She banned me from the store for no valid reason and is pretty rough on customers in general. I saw her scream at a lady not to go inside until she herself was I there (she appears to live out of her car., Where she spends a lot of her time during shift.) This is not at all a critique of homeless people; members of my family have been homeless. Great location and I love that it is open 24/7, though.”
2330 East Fort Union Boulevard, Cottonwood Heights UT 84121
2995 Fort Union Boulevard, Cottonwood Heights UT 84121
2995 Fort Union Blvd, Cottonwood Heights UT 84121
“This is a Holiday Oil. I've been here dozens of times to get gas for my car, wash my car, and buy drinks and snacks. Friendly employees (Daine helped me today). Great prices. The car wash isn't the best.”
3720 Fort Union Boulevard, Cottonwood Heights UT 84121
“I would like to say customer service there is so appreciated I honestly left my wallet there over 24 hours and went back and it was put away the graveyard worker is so nice and always respectful”
2330 East Fort Union Boulevard, Cottonwood Heights UT 84121
“Here is a little public service announcement for everyone who has expressed frustration and dissatisfaction of this pharmacy. This particular Walgreens pharmacy is the busiest in the state. People are always upset, impatient, and rude to the staff without understanding that 99% of the issues are not in their control. They can't find enough people to work and stay because it is grueling, constant and exhausting. Everyone should do better understanding their insurance, their providers, their financial responsibilities, and their medications and stop getting all wound up at the people who are trying to help them. Step behind that counter and try their job for one day and then write a review.”
2330 East Fort Union Boulevard, Cottonwood Heights UT 84121
“Love Walgreens. Good value on products I buy. Friendly employees. I have been reading the negative comments, and do agree. The pharmacy has problems. BUT! My husband switch to Smiths pharmacy, and it was no better! They would tell him his meds are really and when l went to pick them up. They would tell me they were not ready. Shop around. You will find all pharmacies are having the same problem. This is frustrating for the employees and the the customers. True the employees should be more understanding but hearing complaints every two seconds can get on their nerves. I have worked retail for 30 years, I can understanding both sides. I do not believe it's 100% fault of the store. Something is going on but haven't figured it out yet. Please be patient. If the employees rude then report them the management, or corporate. I wish they would go back to hand written prescriptions. As I have had the pharmacy tell they have not received it from doctor.”
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