Very busy gas station. The inside is huge and they have lots of food and drinks. At the door it…read moresays they require masks but no one except me in the whole city is wearing. Easy location to highway and the store was clean inside.

They have friendly employees, coupons on the back of grocery receipts at some locations. The best…read morecar wash in town. I still have a few bugs on my car, but my cat comes out cleaner than anywhere else. Coffee, a necessary staple, is reasonably priced, too.

Always clean inside and out Always nice staff…read moreFood is always ready to go and fresh Easy in and out off the highways

I never came here for gas. But I did come for lunch and breakfast. This is the first one I've ever…read morevisited. The baked goods I liked a lot! The donuts and cookies were good and fresh. Also I enjoyed the hot dogs which made for an affordable lunch. A nice spot to go if you're on the run.

They have good pizza and the employees are friendly. It has a very moderately modern place for…read morebeing a gas station

From the owner: Wide variety of convenience store amenities, bait and tackle, state-of-the-art touchless carwash,…read moreHot Stuff pizza, subs, and salads, bakery items, beer, ice and licenses.

A couple of Tuesdays ago, I needed to fuel my rental car for the first time. My original thought…read morewas to fuel in Fargo, but my Waze app kept selecting gas stations that were well off the interstate. We are too dependent on technology, especially GPS apps. I've been sucked into it. I dislike it. I used to drive this route between Rochester, MN and Winnipeg without a GPS. Without a paper map. I ignored my phone. I went with exit signs telling me that this Holiday gas station was next. I went with it. This Holiday gas station is off I-94. It was straightforward pulling into the station and finding an available gas pump. The fuel cap was on the passenger side. I inserted my Canadian credit card at the pump. Holiday gas stations are kind to Canadians. I didn't need to enter my ZIP code. Yay! I fuelled. It came out to $28.28. I liked it. Done! If you are a Cub Foods rewards member, you can enter your phone number associated with it to earn points at any Holiday gas station. I oddly haven't shopped at Cub. I should at least get the rewards card. I've been to Holiday a few times now. What was charming about stopping here was pumping gas to Joy to the World by Three Dog Night. It was cheerful and uplifting. It felt like I was at church, but on a Tuesday afternoon. This gas station was clean. I had a great experience. I'd drop by again when I'm in the area and my vehicle needs gas. Ditching looking at my Waze app was freeing. Joy to you and me. (83)

Sure, we expect a gas station to have gas &, in doing so at a similar price point to surrounding…read morestations, they've essentially met the expectations. How then can a gas station stand out above the rest, restrooms. Yes, I'm a firm believer that we stop to fill one tank and empty another. The restrooms here were spacious, clean, well-stocked & offered user friendly, environmentally friendly & more sanitary options - like both a no-touch paper towel dispenser and a no touch air dryer, hands free door opener & I truly appreciated the switch to flip for restroom service- no need to track down staff. Side note, they were readily available tho. There's a car wash on site, large selection of food/drinks/auto care & clearance rack for thifty souls. The lot was easy to access & had ample parking.

In most small town gas stations, there is not much to choose from. You have a couple candy aisles…read moreand a drink section, & usually the cashier isn't the friendliest. BUT - this Tesoro gas station is completely opposite! There's candy, gum, sunglasses, medicine, coffee, cigarettes, cappuccino, ice cream treats, an auto section (perfect for unexpected break downs), a sitting area in the back, rentable movies, bread, donuts, milk/butter, and an entire wall of drinks to choose from. And that's not even the gist of it. They also have a medium sized liquor store connected to the building! The five-star review was truly earned when I was in witness to their food. Pizza, tacos, fried chicken, salads, nachos, Chinese food, different sorts of fried food, paninis, and even sub sandwiches! On weekdays, the day crew also makes cheeseburgers at times! These people have taken a gas station & they have made it into a subway, pizzahut, KFC, & a taco johns, all in one! I am awed at how the workers can do absolutely ALL OF THAT! You can order anything off their enormous menu over the phone & pick it up, or you can order it there and wait in the seating area (most items don't take the workers that long to make!) I definitely recommend the BBQ Chicken Pizza or the Seafood Sub. Overall, this place is an A+ to me. It's a clean store and the workers are happy to help you out.

Ok cabinites, fishing people, bar/resort goers, Ottertail peeps this store/gas station has it All!…read more We have been going here for everything- BUT today on the 4th we did Not want to heat up the cabin now that it cooled down- and got the "Mega Caramel Rolls!" Theyre HUGE like Tobys! Theyre made fresh you just have to get to their deli in time because people grab 4-16 at a time! 1 is a meal so grab a treat for everyone! And give kudos to the baker as she is busting her Arsch in this crazy heat! Thanks to her!!!! And why not support the local businesses. Youre going to spend money anyway! We do!

It's great to have a place so close to the lake that has has, groceries, a bakery, fishing stuff,…read moresouvenirs, and soo much more!!!! Love this place!

Great store! Staff couldn't be friendlier or more helpful. Really great selection of beer- not…read morejust regular domestic- great IPA as well. the wild rice cranberry bread is a must have! Highly recommend this store worth the stop!

These guys are the best. Good selection of items, reasonable prices and very friendly people…read more Right outside the North Entrance of Itasca State Park, they are convenient and have the best cell phone reception in the area - just by the tree east of the building. Good place for a hot coffee, cold pop or even beer and bait!

I called them to place an order based on my neighbors recommendation…read more A relative passed unexpectedly and to visit the family I felt I needed to show up with something to sustain them. I ordered 40 pieces broasted chicken. The price was very fair and my order was ready in 15 minutes. Evidently I brought too much, but the recipients loved it so much that they froze some, then warmed it in the oven and even as a leftover they told me it was the best chicken they ever had! I will return for more...

40 minutes east of Fergus Falls on highway 210 there is an odd sight…read more You might know this place better for the quirky sculpture park (Nyberg Park) next to a gas station, but the regulars know the place for big breakfasts and broasted chicken at a reasonable price. After a night of hard living on the pontoon, there's nothing better than a big stack of cakes, hash browns, eggs, bacon, and toast for around $6.00. The building is newer, clean, and well lit, so don't take my next comment the wrong way, but when you head off to the rest room, past the fishing lures and rubber waders, you can peek into the bait tanks full of shiners and chubs. You can't do that at McDonald's, unless you're in your truck at the drive through. It's a great place to eavesdrop on the conversations of local farmers and trades people, swapping stories of hunting dogs and honey-do chores abandoned for more noble pursuits, like fishing. In the height of summer, the folks from the Cities come to air out their $400,000 cabins, and they bring down the tone of the place with their dissolute teens staring glumly at their own knuckles as the adults discuss golf and office politics. For those of you roadtrippers looking for Minnesota adventure: go. Visit the giant foot statue, or the giant cockroach on a pliers statue. Or the green alien statue. This place rivals, or maybe is the out-state Minnesota response to, Minneapolis' Walker sculpture garden. Oh, yeah, and pancakes.