7707 94th Avenue Suite 1198d, Pleasant Prairie WI 53158
“Me and my wife look for a reason to hit up Wisconsin so we can fill up at this Costco being we are from Illinois. It's conveniently located just a tad bit over the state line. On one particular evening I came late surprised to see there wasn't a line and I got it little Chit Chat going with a gentleman older gray hair, Anthony, Antonio Adrian I really can't recall but I want to say it was Italian he had family living in Illinois too. I felt he made my visit memorable and I look forward to seeing him but I'm usually there in the daytime.”
10451 72nd Avenue, Pleasant Prairie WI 53158
“What Joe?!?!?! A gas station?! Yes....thats right....a gas station. And why, you may ask? Because its good. Yes you get gas, but inside they have all sorts of bakery goods and food. Its an awesome spot to grab a quick fix and then a box of donuts, or cinnamon rolls for the house, (they are really good). So dont judge, just go in.”
10160 Old Green Bay Road, Pleasant Prairie WI 53158
“I had a great experience with an employee. Catherine was super helpful! She rang up my purchase, I had a few heavy items. She offered to help me carry them to the car. I am super grateful for the help. Thank you!”
7707 94th Avenue Suite 1198d, Pleasant Prairie WI 53158
“Awesome place. I have a mentally challenged brother. There always super nice to him. Customer service is awesome. I always get what I need.?satisfied customer.”
8900 76th Street, Pleasant Prairie WI 53158
“A pleasurable palace with a plethora of products and produce. Say it faster..lol One stop shop for all your basic needs. Friendly staff, great food and good prices.”
10215 120th Avenue, Pleasant Prairie WI 53158
“I love this KT. Tire air is free and NEVER broken , it's ALWAYS clean inside the store and outside in the lot and the bathrooms are spotless. Any time they've run out of diet coke they refill it instantly and don't run out like Casey's. The food is yum and the staff is the friendliest. I go there all the time and I am never disappointed.”
7707 94th Avenue, Pleasant Prairie WI 53158
“This is my favorite pharmacy. Ask them how much your prescription will cost (as a member) without insurance and many times it is cheaper than with insurance. They will send reminders when you need to refill. About the only suggestion is to have a sign when they will open after lunch.”
12720 Sheridan Road, Pleasant Prairie WI 53158
“I am repeating what “Red Neck” said two months ago, “Don't waste your time, don't bother pressing yes when it asks you if you want a receipt, the attendants do not fill the machines with the receipt roll. If you want a receipt be ready to walk in to get it and stand in line to do so after waiting in line for gas.””
7707 94th Avenue, Pleasant Prairie WI 53158
“The ONLY reason that I am giving them 5 stars is because Nathan was extremely patient and stayed 2 hours over the time that they closed. He had a smile the whole time …. Even though they were way understaffed ! He was very nice and helped with my warranty problem . He even stayed longer to help a lady that had a flat tire. There were no other places open . Yet he stayed and helped her. Not many young people would go out of their way to help on a Sat night ! I came in for a nail in my tire . Which again I was told I had to buy a new tire ! The warranty is terrible ! But Nathan discounted it for me . This is the 2nd time in less than 2 years that I had to buy a new tire . I had bought 4 new tires . They were supposed to be the better…. more expensive tires … with an 80000 mile warranty. I was thinking that I would be good to go on tires for a long time . Apparently not . What is the point of having a warranty if you still have to buy a new tire ? Anyway… Nathan did his best to help me and the other people that waited for hours . He deserves a shout out ! It’s not his fault that they are understaffed .”
10477 120th Avenue, Pleasant Prairie WI 53158
“Well, after reading the dismal reviews i was debating whether to walk down here from the hotel or to just drive elsewhere. I was pleasantly surprised, not at all like the other comments suggested on here. The place was clean, the beer and other selections good, and not any more overpriced than other gas stations in such high volume places and the guy at the counter was extremely polite and friendly. So here is the first good review.”
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