I have never before considered rating a gas station and yet here I am. We stop here every single…read moretime, literally, we are driving up or down this stretch of I-29. It's where we get gas, get snacks, get Cinnabon, and all that, but also it's spacious, feels safe, and has everything you might want or need and then some. It's so much a part of our road trips that we don't even think or talk about stopping there - we just do. I even recommended it to someone recently and after stopping there she said, wow, that was a really nice stop! So anyway, thought I'd share. Happy trails!

Great place to visit Well organized and stocked…read more Reasonably priced compared to other places

Every trash can outside and in bathroom overflowing. Bathroom was disgusting. Prices are…read moreoutrageous. Avoid!

I stopped here in my way home, after a morning of Doctor visits. Gathered what I wanted (the…read morechoices are endless). I approached the counter where two women were have a conversation. The moment I placed my items on the counter, their conversation stopped and one of the ladies approached me. She smiled and asked if I found everything. I believe she made a suggestion and I declined. Her service was amazing. Her smile contagious. When I told her that she impressed me with her customer service, she introduced herself as Mandi Porsch, the Store Manager. I was so impressed with how Mandi handled her customer. Mandi is what I look for in customer service and would have recruited her in a heartbeat. Cubbies, hang on to Mandy. She is amazing at treating the customer number one!! Here's an Atta Girl Mandi!!! Thank you for making me smile!!!

Great place to eat! Food was always amazing, especially the biscuits and gravy with the patties!! I…read morestayed across the street, and ate there for 15 days! It's that good lol

This was a great place to find almost anything you could need on your road trip or if staying at…read morenear-by Niobrara State Park. The ladies' bathroom was decorated in a fun Paris theme.

This small convenience store offered a fair selection of on-the-go foods and drinks inside and…read moreConoco gas outside. My regular size unsweetened iced tea fountain drink was just $1.00. I found the inside sales area to be clean and bright with okay service, a small dining area and two basic, clean, single occupancy restrooms.

Pulling 37ft fifth Wheel Easy access to Diesel and plenty of room to maneuver…read more Only complaint is we did have to go in to pay

Nice and clean store. Plenty of stocked shelves. Probably the only downside was it was a very long…read moreline and only one register, but she was very quick and friendly. They also had a takeout area where you could order fried chicken and other items. Definitely a good off the highway spot.

I was impressed with the very good selection of on-the-go foods and drinks. Hot foods included…read morepizza by the slice, burgers, fried chicken, and BBQ, with daily food specials. There was also a spacious dining area with background music. The service at the counter was friendly, while the restrooms were clean and fairly new. The Cenex gas price was competitive, and they were open 24/7. Nice!

This is one of the cleanest Casey's I have ever visited. Every aspect of this Casey's was what I…read morewould want a Casey's to be like. I even decided to eat a slice of pizza out of the warmer and to my surprise the pizza was nice and warm and was very tasty by Casey's pizza standards. I have no complaints and I'm fact I wish every Casey's location would use this Casey's as the model on how to operate. 5/5~MP

Nasty dirty and very high prices. Keep driving and wait for another exit!…read more I should have used my "Sit or Squat" app.

Great service! Nice employees! Small town atmosphere is a refreshing break from the big city!read more

Jack's is where one stops when - passing by or through the (self-proclaimed) "Kolach Capital of the…read moreWorld" - one finds the town bakery inexplicably shuttered. The helpful folks at Frank's Food Mart, around the corner, confirmed that Verdigre Bakery was not irrevocably closed, but was simply no longer operating on this summer Saturday's afternoon; they were also especially kind to refer my friend and I to Jack's, where they figured we'd be able to find a kolach or two, Frank's not stocking any (-- I must say, though, that for a "world capital" of a thing, Verdigre seems to possess a relative paucity of producers of that thing). Turns out that Jack's plies plenty of kolaches, and they're even sourced from *the* town bakery (which, coincidentally, is the only bakery, and moreover named for the town). These kolaches, while certainly not freshest from the source, were decently priced, and of decent taste, too. Most everything else promised by Jack's outdoor placard I did find offered within its walls; however, I was disappointed not to discover any "Bohemian Style Jaternice," though I may not have searched with due alacrity. C'est la Verdigre, I suppose; at the very least, Jack's was the only establishment not closing or closed.

This was one of those stops where you just needed to find the closest gas station, so the Pump 'N…read morePak it was! I have to say it doesn't make much of an impression from the outside but I remember remarking to my husband at how clean and well kept the restrooms are. It's a good reminder to not judge a book by it's cover!

The selection of on-the-go foods and drinks was fair, including a small roller grill, buttered…read morepopcorn, a sandwich cooler, an ice cream freezer, and frozen foods with a microwave. The Cenex gas price was competitive with other stations near I-29, while the service inside was fast and friendly. Air was available for a charge. Overall, A-OK.