I just want to say that the cashiers in this store are not honest, they act like they don't have…read morecorrect change and the cash box doesn't open until a certain time so they can keep your change.

I just would like to say that Ms Lee is the most respective positive very kind warmth women…read more Everytime I come to the store Ms Lee she always greet me and smile but the other day was so sweet of her I came in sad one day and all I can say I left out smiling she is the most welcoming sweetest women and I just wanna tell you guys thank u for having her and thank you Ms Lee.

Wow this was one great fuel station stop, I needed some gas and coffee with a windshield cleaning…read moreso I stopped here. This station is in a beautiful area with green hills/mountains in all directions right off the highway. At first glance it's ones of those cool stations with hot food, drinks, snacks etc but when you walk up to the coffee machine that stops. The coffee machine has beans on top and no buttons so I was stumped for a couple seconds looking it over, Ah it's a touch screen machine. The unit grinds the beans for each fresh cup of coffe and behind it is the Coffey fixings bad with everything you can imagine. I will say this was the best gas station coffee that I have ever had, better than most restaurants. There is a Swirl frozen treat station with a topping bar which is cool, a complete frozen treat stop. This was the coolest gas station that I have been to by far.

I didn't go inside so I'm basing this solely off of gas prices. The gas was as cheap here as a…read morecouple of other places close by, but cheaper than stations throughout Dalton. So of the three stations with the lowest prices this was most convenient. There is construction on this road right now, but it's not too bad.

I bought gas. Theirs was pretty good because my car still works. That's about all I know about this…read morejoint.

I'm not sure why it's called kangaroo express. I didn't see the first kangaroo. It also looked…read morenothing like an express. I'm so confused. Good thing i needed more gas on my journey to find a kangaroo. It all worked out.

good price..easy locations get in out of..ppl always nice...good clean store love the mapcoread more

Well... I guess this place is technically a liquor store? The staff is incredibly rude and…read morecompletely unhelpful... asking for a recommendation feels like pulling teeth. They clearly don't know their products, and the selection is very limited. If you just want to grab a bottle and leave, it technically works... but don't expect guidance, variety, or a friendly face. I definitely won't be coming back.

Clean store, friendly staff, great variety of liquor wine and beer, they also have A good variety…read moreof cigars. A couple stores down they also have a smoke shop :D

They had eyes drops so I was happy. My poor little eyes were tired and irritated. Some drops…read morefreshened them up and made me happy again! Wooohooo!

To the pharmacy manager and pharmacist at the Walgreens on West Walnut Avenue/Dug Gap in Dalton:…read more Shame on you. Last night, my close friend Lisa was actively dying. She had just been sent home on hospice, and while I was there saying what could be my final goodbye, she began experiencing severe distress. Hospice immediately called in comfort medications--medications that weren't optional, weren't for convenience, and weren't something that could wait until tomorrow. They were ordered to relieve the suffering of a dying woman. A family member rushed to your pharmacy and arrived approximately 10 minutes before closing. Instead of showing even the smallest amount of compassion, they were told the prescriptions would not be filled because it was too close to closing time. Your solution? Send the family to Chattanooga to find a 24-hour pharmacy. After making that drive during one of the worst nights of their lives, they were told the wait would be another two to three hours. Think about that. While a family was gathered around a dying loved one, instead of being able to focus on comforting her, they were forced to spend precious time driving from pharmacy to pharmacy because your store chose closing time over compassion. Hospice comfort medications exist for one reason--to prevent unnecessary suffering at the end of life. Every minute those medications are delayed is another minute of pain and distress that no dying person should have to endure. Policies matter. Hours matter. But humanity should matter more. I hope Walgreens management thoroughly investigates what happened and asks whether this is truly the standard of care they want associated with their name. No family should ever have to beg for comfort medications while saying goodbye to someone they love. To the hospice nurse who came out in the middle of the night and to Dustin Saylor for helping secure the supplies needed to care for Lisa--thank you. You demonstrated what compassion actually looks like. You were the light in an otherwise heartbreaking and infuriating night. Lisa deserved comfort. Her family deserved better. Walgreens failed them.

One of the few gas stations with ethanol free gas. The owner seems to be a nice guy but the other…read morestaff are your typical convenience store clerks who hate their job and want to take it out on customers by being rude. It's gotten so bad that I will turn around and walk out if anyone but owner is working.