This is the most unwelcoming store in Stillwater. I had to ask if the cashier was ready for me? She…read morebarely acknowledged me. I am always friendly but these people are not. I just went in for the very last time! Poor customer service and just all around feels uncomfortable. The older lady is the worst I have seen. I also have worked retail for years and am scratching my head that they think these type employees are good for business!

The people who work here are the absolute worst humans I've ever had the displeasure of being…read morearound and it's all of them not just one employee they're all rude and condescending for no reason. The manager went outside while there was a line to yell at a homeless lady and her dogs because she was drinking her water she purchased from there and because she was homeless he screamed at her and yelled for her to leave. Despicable behavior. Will not be returning period. I'll run out of gas first.

Always Clean and well stocked. Gas pumps are covered and well lit…read more There is a convenient store and Subway restaurant inside. Covered parking and uncovered parking is available. No car wash.

Staff is super nice, they have so many different options in the store if you cook or like Asian…read morefoods. The spam musubi at checkout is delicious and super affordable for a midday snack. Love this place.

I like stopping here when I visit Stillwater. It is a very full market with many aisles including…read moreshelf-stable, frozen, and refrigerated. I usually pop by here specifically to get the large bottles of ito en jasmine green tea which is my favorite bottled tea. It also has the ramen bar Devoted in the back of the store, so an Asian market with a ramen bar in one cannot be beat! It is also in a good location near lots of walkable areas and a fantastic park.

I don't know how many times I've shopped at this place when I lived over in "The Village" at…read moreOklahoma State University ('06-'07) seeing as it's located within the Kerr-Drummond dormitories.This is a "non-profit" convenience store on campus - it's not owned by the school though. Hey, want to know how this store is like a club in Vegas? They both rip your head off! This is one of the only places near The Village, and the crappy dorms across the street to use your meal plan dollars, WHICH YOU ARE FORCED to buy as a freshman. If you want to avoid a long walk over to Scott-Parker-Wentz (for example, if it's snowing, as is the case, or everything else is closed, which is also the case.) Twenty Something basically has a monopoly on that side of campus - it's the only option. Hmm, so how does this place rip your head off? Try a $13 box of Lucky Charms or an $8 box of Cheerios. How about $9-$12 for a tube of Burt's Bees toothpaste? It's absolutely horrific. If I wasn't mistaken and my memory serves me correctly, it was like... $15-$20 for four pack of Redbulls. Insanity. The prices this business charges are criminal. I can't believe people who aren't students, who have cash, will stop in to pick up drinks here before a game. It's ridiculously overpriced for a mediocre selection of goods.

twenty somthing is the equivilent of geting punched in the face with shards of glass. Since its the…read moreonly option for food within a twenty minute travel time students are focred to shop here. Its overcrowded, they only have convience store items maybe worse then convience store items and the prices .... oh dear god the prices. Since i dont plan to open another loan entirely for 20 somthing purchases I can afford nearly anything of substance at this store. Heres how pricing goes, everything and i mean EVERYTHING is twice as exspensive as say walmart but once you get to like a box of cookies which is about 2.99 at walmart is 7 -8 dollars at 20 somthing, seriously just rape me and get it over with !

This is a good, reliable place to get a quality drink. I really love their vanilla Cokes and Dr…read more Peppers. They're awesome and taste so good. Also, this place has good service. The staff were very nice. I would also like to mention how good the ambiance was. The inside of the barn was very cool. Overall, great place and I highly recommend it if you want a good drink.

Gotta love a drive through beer and wine barn. Just wish they could sell liquor the same way. You…read morejust have to go inside. Some items are a little overpriced but you do pay for convenience.

It's shocking how slow their pharmacy is. I've waited 25 min with 2 cars in front of me and am…read moretrapped in the drive thru line. coming to town and providing worse service than those you bought out is not a good way to build trust with the town. Staff your pharmacy- you can afford it.

Dude working the counter was actually filthy. Like I'm not drinking the stuff I bought now bc his…read moretouched my drink all over. He smelt bad and j weirded me out so much. Have some criteria when hiring please.

Been here on travel and prescription was ready within minutes of being sent over by doctor! Usually…read moreI have to invent some errands to do with our home CVS in busy Austin.

One of the most challenging pharmacies I have ever called on. Time after time my prescriptions have…read morebeen delayed, messed up, inappropriately transferred or just not there. The staff tries but are severely overworked which, in turn, is taken out on the paying CUSTOMER! Management has had its ups and downs and definitely struggles. PLEASE give me back my home town pharmacy which this CVS is not.

I've come in here twice late at night and the clerk has been kind, informative and engaging each…read moretime. She convinced me I needed a rewards card in just the amount of time it took her trainee to ring up my 2 items the 1st night and tonight she added some info so I'd know where to look in the app and on my receipt. I just think she's amazing So thank you Shanna (Wilson) for being so great!

The clerks were friendly and they do have a nice amount of coffees, specialty coffees, etc. but…read moreit's a convenience store. This one is smaller than many of the OnCue's, which might be a blessing or a curse. One of the things about convenience stores is their merchandising - nothing looks or sounds particularly appealing. They just exist to serve a need.