Twice in the past week I've stopped in at the 171st and west Maple Road store checking on auto…read moreparts for my 14 year old van. And twice I was helped by two different young men not only in finding the correct product, but by answering the endless questions I had about my car. Both Jesse and Arthur were so knowledgeable about cars and schooled me on what would work best for what I needed. I will definitely be returning to this store as my baby continues to age and needs help. Thanks again fellas!

This store was my first direct experience with racism... Had gone in and the 2 Neanderthals that…read morewere working, immediately started watching me and my mother (who is white ironically enough) and then looked at each other with some kind of concern, as if they werent 2x times our size... And, when we went to the desk to PAY; as if they had some preloaded thing to say, immediately accused us of stealing!!! Mind you they watched and followed us around the store the whole time. We went home and called the owner. I've lived in Bennington my entire life and never had i experienced such a thing. If you don't see this review, you all know why. Don't come here if you are a POC. Just don't. Absolutely disgusting behavior In 2026.

What a great work ethic here! Montrel helped me in the rain and took his time to explain to me what…read moreI needed . I'm a Caregiver and getting to my clients is important . Thanks for helping not just me but them too !

I bought two packs of low-beam headlight lamps online for pick-up at this store. Went to pick up…read moreand it turns out they come two to a pack, so I only needed one pack at $35 instead of two for $70. Told the guy I wanted to return one and he said, "Wish you had told me before I finished ringing them through. Now I have to wait an hour while the sales makes its way through the system." This is why I buy on Amazon. Returns are never, ever a hassle. And there are never any excuses.

excellent customer service and knowledge of parts. only…read moreplace we go in eastern Nebraska.

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Extremely RUDE parts department. I called 800-456-9683 and pressed #5 (Thursday 12:38pm 9/25) It…read moreliterally sounded like I woke the guy up. He then rattled off the info super quick and I couldn't hear him...when I asked him to repeated it (I could hear he was still there) He simply hung up on me. I called back and after 10+ rings he finally answered..knowing it was me, didn't say hello, just impatiently repeated the info (he clearly heard me say I needed clarification the first time.) I work with vendors and suppliers that work with this place (and work closely with one of the owners) and they actually recommended this place...and they will DEFINITELY hear about my experience. You never know who you are talking to when a customer calls...I imagine this will damage the business relationship they have with the owner who I work closely with. If customer service is this bad right out of the gate, you know this place is likely rotten in other areas. AVOID AT ALL COSTS! An extra 60 seconds and some kindness could have saved them from this review but tells you A LOT about a business.

Parts Guru at more than fair prices! Would definitely recommend before I go to big chain retailers.read more

Its been awhile but I've made many visits here over the last seems like 20 years. They have always…read morebeen helpful and offer decent prices on the items I need for my car. I recommend stopping in and don't be afraid to ask for help.

I must admit, we bought a car battery elsewhere and just came here to get the tool we needed to…read moreinstall the battery ourselves. Easy, peasy. Well...not really so easy after all. Hubby had some troubles getting the battery swapped. I'm not very savvy about cars, so I can't tell you exactly what the trouble was. Something about the battery having been drained and the electrical system not allowing us to do ...whatever was needed. So Hubby went back into the store to see if the clerk had any ideas. Not content to simply stand behind the counter and offer suggestions, the clerk came out to our car and spent several minutes trying different things with Hubby. Ultimately, the solution involved some sort of safety switch hidden someplace no sane person would normally think of looking. While the clerk located and pushed the safety thingie, Hubby was able to get the car started. It seemed easy, but only if you know about the super-secret button. The clerk was very kind, very generous with his time, and very patient. Automotive stores all seem to be pretty much the same, really. But employees who care and are knowledgeable and patient are what makes this one stand out.

I don't know about you, but when I go to a gas station, I expect to get pickled mushrooms, Eastern…read moreEuropean delicacies, and Russian beer. What... Is it just me? If you never went in, you'd never think it was anything more than a gas station. Beer at gas stations isn't anything new. But, beer that you could only get at a specialty market? That's pretty cool. Conversely, if you weren't paying attention and you missed the gas pumps, it looks like a specialty market, with a wide selection of things you could never think of buying. Pickled mushrooms? Interesting. Five different kinds of pickled mushrooms? Wow. It IS a specialty market, with a wide selection of things you could never think of buying. Why are there gourmet cookies with a label I can't read? I don't know, but they look delicious. Why is there kratom at the gas station? No idea, but it's pretty cool. Oh...and the gas prices are reasonable, and there is plenty of distancing going on here. I wish I lived here. No, not at the gas station/specialty shop, although that is an idea.

This may seem like a super random and weird place to review, but it needs doing. We were driving by…read morethis gas station and saw "gyros" on the sign. What? What the heck is a gas station doing selling gyros? Obviously we needed to try it, or at the very least look at it. Upon entering the store and looking to the left, there's an entire section for Russian food. We were befuddled, as there's no signage advertising eastern European groceries outside at all. What's more, the entire wall is eastern European food. Seems like an oversight not to advertise, so I felt I had to post. There's freezers full of pierogies, ice creams, cakes, sausages, caviar, and more. There's entire food stands full of Russian chocolates, tea cookies, and desserts. On top of that, they have made to order gyros and Philly cheese steaks. Got the gyro with fries for $6.49 and was astounded by how good it was. The pita was nice and soft, and the meat was plentiful and seasoned well. The veggies and sauce weren't my favorite, but I can overlook those. Turns out the owner of this place also owns the gyro shop in The Food Court on 42nd St, and they know what they are doing. I'll be coming back, but may bring my own homemade sauce. You definitely need to check this place out. Plus, think how hilarious it will be to tell someone you are taking them out to gyros, only to pull up to a gas station.