Decent gas station. No stand outs other than it being the cheapest gas in the area that will honor…read morethe Hyvee gas rewards. I have only interacted with the workers twice since I've moved to Omaha and I use this gas station 95% of the time! The only reason was because I didn't have my wallet sized card for Hyvee, so I had to go in and tell them I would like to use my keychain sized card for gas. It worked like this- they have to have your keys or something important while you're essentially pumping free gas. Then you go back in and they will scan your Hyvee and take it off from the total. Then you proceed to pay inside. Kinda annoying. Save yourself some time and just use the keypad outside and type in your Hyvee rewards number found on your keychain sized card and it'll work too!

Gas is usually about 4 cents higher here; however, using their Fuel Rewards program you…read moreautomatically save 5 cents (though if you have a BP Rewards or use Fuel Saver rewards at Caseys, it may be better). They have a car wash and free air for your tires. I haven't been there with either of them out-of-order. Their parking lot is shared with their neighbor which it crumbling, so while it may seem the gas station's fault, the entryway on the East side is not completely theirs. Never went inside, so cannot comment on their interior.

This is a decent little gas station/convenience store that came in clutch for me while I was…read morestaying nearby in downtown Omaha. First thing to know, Downtown Omaha is kind of a grocery store desert - or at least that was the impression I got from my visit. We were travelling with our toddler and while I KNOW she should be 100% off bottles, we are picking our fights and she still enjoys one with her milk in the morning and in the evening. That being said, we only brought two bottles and planned on cleaning them as we went. Our only problem was we forgot dish soap. After asking the front desk where would be the easiest place to find some they recommended Cubby's and they were right! While you pay convenience store prices, it was easy to pick up what we needed and they had a few options which was nice. The store itself has a good variety of food, snacks, odds and ends, and likely serves as a little grocer for anyone who lives nearby. I wouldn't say I loved this place so much I would definitely return, but I will say it was clean, had what we needed, and was conveneint, which really was about all I could ask for in a nearby convenience store.

The meat selection looks surprisingly great! This review needs to be more characters but thats…read morebasically all i wanted to say

I've passed Cenex stations many times over the years, but never stopped at one until today. I was…read morein Council Bluffs getting my car serviced and pulled into this Cenex station on my way home. I was amazed at the number of fuel choices they had at their pumps. Multiple version of Ethanol mixes that were very well marked to avoid putting them into a standard car. Some pumps also had diesel. One of the main reason I stopped in that I read they took contactless Apple Pay. At the first pump I stopped at, I didn't see the contactless payment option. But some of the other pump islands had contactless payment so I did a quick move. Apple Pay worked perfectly, as did the fueling process. Nice to have another gas option, and wish I knew about this back when I had a Flex Fuel vehicle and could use the high ethanol options.

From the owner: Cenex® Gas Station - Locally Owned, Quality Fuel Cenex® is…read moreyour locally-owned and operated gas station near Council Bluffs, IA offering TOP TIER™ gas and a convenience store. Whether you're grabbing your favorite gas station snacks or fueling up, Cenex is your trusted convenience store for all your necessities including Godfather's Pizza, coffee, sandwiches, burgers, chicken, pizza, donuts, ATM, ice, beer, lottery, tobacco, propane, salt, firewood, and live bait. Built on homegrown values, Cenex is more than a gas station--it's part of your journey.

This is one of my go-to's for gas. Right off the interstate and really close to my daughter's day…read morecare. I usual go to this gas station or the once across the street, depending on which way I'm coming from and/or price. Sometimes they are a cent or so different. I wish they had the Ethanol stickers on the pumps because for the longest time, I didn't think their gas had Ethanol in it, which was great; until I looked three inches to the left of the pumps and saw the sticker 'All gas grades have Ethanol'. I have no idea why I didn't see that for the longest time. I rarely go inside, but when I do it kind of smells and is a tad unclean. I will continue to grab gas from this gas station, but may be more hesitant to go inside if needed.

The attached Arby's is pretty dirt, I killed two spiders on the still when we sat down at our table…read moreand the front counter had a dried spill. We had already ordered though so we stayed. -- There are charging plugs and USB ports at every table which is well worth a stop. It was nice to plug everything in and grab a bite. -- Workers weren't the most tactful, I mentioned we were traveling across country and was asked if we lived in a trailer or owned a house. Seems a Pilot would be used to travelers, especially a Pilot near Omaha as there are zero campgrounds in the area.

Looking at the posted prices, you might assume diesel is selling for 2.97 per gallon but that is…read morenot the case the price is actually 3.19 a gallon. Green is universally used to denote diesel fuel, but at this Mega saver it is for gasoline. This and the fact that card readers at 75% of the pumps do not work so you have to go in and stand in line to pay for gas is the reason for poor revue.

Very bad experience they make you do QR codes at the pump for everything …read more Every single move this place makes is to get your data. Yes they have the cheapest price on plus gas usually unless you go to Costco, and they're nice enough when you go in, but there's always a trick there's a special card reader which now that I've been there for the second time I don't think I trust, they don't give you a receipt at the pump unless you give your cell phone information or use a QR Reader both of which track you. Won't be using them again

First time coming here. I needed to grab some drinks while I was in the area, plus I've already…read morevisited the Casey's on my previous adventure. It's a normal gas station. Staff here is friendly. Prices are more higher than usual on food and drinks etc. Overall not a bad place to check out. Casual gas station experience.

Sure, it's a gas station. Sure, it has a pretty typical diner on the side. But what is great about…read morethis travel center is that right outside of Omaha you can pick up gas for ten cents less per gallon then you can on the other side of the river. No, I'm not one of those people that drive way out of their way to save $1.60. In fact, that can be quite counterproductive using probably $1.80 in gas to get there. But if you're in the neighborhood, stop in. Save some cash so you can use it across the street at Hardee's or pop into the gas station and get yourself a little sumpin-sumpin. Maybe a teriyaki beef stick and an Iowa post card with an ear of corn wearing sunglasses. See? The savings are changing your life already. And they may change the lives of the passengers in your car if you eat that beef stick on your journey. P.S. Bonus points if you mail an Iowa postcard to me. The groaning noise my wife makes when she sees ridiculous puns like that brings me great joy. Peace.

I stopped here on my way out of Tinely Park, IL and I purchased a couple of locally made products…read more They have a restaurant and a Subway to make your food fresh along with pre-packed sandwiches and meals. They sell blankets, clothes and figurines with a few beverage stations to choose from but the ladies room was the highlight for me. There was marble on parts of the floors and walls in the restroom and it was immaculate; the kicker, however, was the toilet. I've never experienced a bidet in my life and I'm mad that I've been missing out on all of this booty goodness for so long. I've got pictures of the toilet and the remote control contraption attached to it. This thing right here is out of sight; it washes, massages and dries you from the roota to da toota. I thought the thing was gonna give me a colonic too! Man, that would've been amazing. I've never had one of them either but hey, sounds good. This place has hit the mark on bathroom comfort, just wished this bathroom was replicated in all public restrooms.

My wife's grandfather brought her here for breakfast on weekends in the '80s. She reports that it…read morehas changed a little since then, however, still has the same charm. She grew up calling this "the tea cup." Because the top is missing from the coffee pot scheme of the water tower making it look like a cup. Behold, 30 years later, it is still missing. The food was good. I had the chicken fired steak dinner, she had the breakfast version. The gravy was piping hot and flavorful, complimenting the meat well. What else can be said, good diner food in a quaint truckstop diner. Oh,and the gas was a good price too.

I lived close by when I was an undergrad and frequently brought my car to them when something was…read morewrong. Service was quick, friendly, and most important to a young adult, affordable without sacrificing quality. Now that I am in graduate school and live further away, I still bring my car here if there's an issue. I don't even bother shopping around, because I know these guys will give me the best price. They are quick to answer the phone, allow drop-offs at any time, and will call you with updates. 5/5 would recommend.

I was happily surprised by the service there. I had a minor problem with my Honda and wanted to…read moretake it to a smaller shop to avoid the $$$$ of a dealer. I dropped it off Monday morning and by 2:00 Monday after the problem was fixed at a very reasonable price. I'd recommend them.