N52W23206 Lisbon Road, Sussex WI 53089
“An iconic mart with superior grab and go food by some iconic Landon Stone quarries—only in Wisconsin. Is it home made or is it quick prepared frozen food—who cares! This place fills your quick cravings. Walk in to the “diner” area, grab your food out of the case, pay, and eat in your vehicle looking over a quarry. I had the jalapeño poppers and a bacon cheeseburger which was easily 1/2lb. Grab plenty of napkins to catch the drippings and included ranch dressing to dip in which to dip the poopers. On the go for a quick lunch, or an over indulgence, or a binge on your favorites, the Quarry Mart is for you (plus gasoline prices are 5-10 cents lower then most places nearby)!! I didn’t give it a five star review as I think the prices are a bit too high.”
W250N5279 Business Drive, Sussex WI 53089
“I am from out-of-town. I hit a deer with my car over the weekend and needed a place for it to rest while insurance could assess it. I couldn't afford to tow it 2 hours away (or where else to tow it). I managed to move it the 500ft into the parking lot. I talked to a cashier after 12:30a, who was nothing but attentive and courteous. I checked in two more times to update the store and get reassurance they were okay with it. I spoke to 5 separate employees who all extended the same courtesy. It meant so much to me while I tried to navigate this stressful experience. The store was always clean, stocked and inviting when I walked in. The staff were all caring, empathetic and communicative.”
N67W27619 Silver Spring Drive, Sussex WI 53089
“Clean, well-run, and everything you expect from a Kwik Trip. This location keeps the standard high—hot food’s fresh, coffee’s reliable, and the shelves are always stocked. Staff is efficient, even when the place is hopping. Whether you’re grabbing fuel, a quick bite, or just need an excuse to impulse-buy a Glazer donut, it delivers. Top Tom Tip: Sign up for Kwik Rewards. If you’re stopping here regularly and not getting the free drinks, fuel points, and random coupons, you’re doing it wrong”
W232n6116 Waukesha Ave, Sussex WI 53089
“It's a good place to go for a quick fill up of gass & anything else that you might need or want. Cigs, Cigar's, lighter fluid, Candy bar, soda, Cold Beer.”
N64 W24925, Main Street, Sussex WI 53089
“It’s a good store. The staff is very friendly and professional but the store always smells like there is something electrical burning. It’s a really unpleasant smell and it follows you into your car when you leave. This can’t be healthy.”
N65w25055 Main Street, Sussex WI 53089
“Mark here is an excellent cashier. He’s kind, patient, and has a positive attitude. He helped me sort out a card chip issue quickly, and was generally pleasant in a world of widespread terrible customer service. 7/12/24”
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