4 N Main St, Lewiston UT 84320
“I would give this place 10 stars if I could! The very nicest people, came back from home at 9pm to fill our propane tank when we realized we had forgotten to fill it!”
42 E Depot St, Weston ID 83286
“My family moved to Dayton about a year and a half ago, and this has quickly become our favorite store. Such a friendly, small-town place, with pretty much everything we need when we're not going full on grocery shopping. The people who work there are amazing.”
10 E Main St, Newton UT 84327
“It's a great store with friendly people. They have a grill and cook good hamburgers. They also have really good bbq. The store has a good selection for a small store. It's a local hang out for the town people. If you want to know what's happening in town show up around 11:30 am.”
658 S 4th E St, Preston ID 83263
“Best fueling station in Preston. All the employees are always so courteous, facilities are always clean, items are kept in stock, and its really nice to see the same handful of people working there that know who you are and what you like. Never a fuss here. My go to every time.”
800 N State St, Preston ID 83263
“I'd rather spend my money here then at the three convenient stores before. Also free air if you have your own air chuck. They might have one inside I just carry one Incase. Great customer service”
113 N State St, Preston ID 83263
“My family comes to Chester Fried regularly, it is a wonderful place and the employees are locals that we know, they are very friendly and kind!! This is a great place for chicken and it is reasonably priced.”
150 Legacy Dr West, Franklin ID 83237
“5 stars for self checkout! That way I don't get stuck in line waiting for the lottery brigade like I do at the other gas station in town. Also, $1 XL Dr Pepper in a foam cup is a good deal. The breakfast burritos are good too.”
183 Main St, Smithfield UT 84335
“Not only is it our favorite spot to stop for a quick bite. But I was losing my mind this morning my kids were in a I want everything mood and I was ready to throw in the towel with how many times I said no. The cashier noticed she not only jumped to make it easier but she helped me feel a lot more human in that moment of being overwhelmed. Can never go wrong stopping in!!!”
2 S State St, Franklin ID 83237
“GRT together small items gas/desiel fuel Idaho lottery tickets wine drinks in walk in cooler snacks farm/garden gloves car items oil window wash easy access on highway grt8 service always W/a ? smile lite conversation please stop by”
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