Went there to get propane filled and nobody available to do it. Maybe you need to train more staff…read moreon propane filling? Disappointing.

I am not impressed with the day time manager. Rude, condescending and just nasty. She really should…read morefind a new job if she's that miserable. Also, why does the Subway never have the correct supplies to make the sandwiches? They are always outta something. Corporate really needs to look into this place. Poorly ran and managed, especially the Subway. How do they always not have something?

Wow they have everything you need for snacking and more Love…read morethe coffee options! The breakfast burrito was stuffed but lacked flavor The service was average It frustrates me when they ask if you are a rewards card and I respond I don't know what that is and they say ok. Why don't they create repeat customer Era by saying well here it is and explain the value. Instead I had to ask twice and she looked at me like a deer in headlights. She explained it and I said I'll sign up and do I get credit for today's purchase? She said no because she had to enter it before. So why not ask me if I am a member and sign me up right there Dumb marketing presentation Clearly the employee is not supportive of creating repeat customers

Common Cents!? More like Common $$$... question mark, am I right?…read more This fueling station/convenience store/restaurant (Inferno: Food By Fire) is a mix of all that is great when it comes to consumerism. The fuel is Exxon, and is moderately priced for the higher octane (my cars usually have to run 91 min). If I don't feel like driving all the way out to wherever then I'll stop by here to quench the thirst of mein auto. New-ish sure means that the parking area and storefront are always clean, but that also comes with great care from the always gleeful employees. The car wash is ideal if you're alright with a brush and touch system. It's what you'd expect and you get what you pay for in that regard. I can't say anything about Inferno: Food By Fire, because I have yet to try it and I don't know if I will. (As I know where I like to go grab pizza from in town; see a previous review.) The last thing I have is pricing. Other than the fuel, most items are actually a little out of hand, but I suppose par for the area. Those that want will pay for it. Now, I feel the beginning makes a little more sense here at the end. They can call themselves "Common Cents" but they should actually be named "Common $$$."

Love's Travel Stop is my go-to choice on the road. Their locations consistently feature bigger,…read morecleaner restrooms and great amenities. I actually had to use their shower service a few times when my home water heater broke and the plumber couldn't get out for a week. The setup blew my expectations away--it's completely private and far better than any gym shower! You get a private assigned shower room with a secure lock, a bench to set your changing clothes on, and clean towels, a bath mat, body wash, and shampoo provided (though I brought my own shampoo bar). There's no strict time limit, and the staff thoroughly cleans and sanitizes each room between uses. The team is super friendly, too--even though shower tickets are handled at the truck counter, the auto side team kindly walked me back to point me in the right direction. You can check shower availability on their app, but even without checking, the wait was only about 10-15 minutes. Once your ticket number pops up on the monitor, it assigns your shower room. I could just get a cheap gym membership nearby to use their shower but this truck stop shower is definitely worth $17 Lately, I've been stopping by even more often just for their dog park! It's decent-sized, fully fenced and secure, and well-lit after dark. Most of the time we have the space to ourselves, though we did meet a lovely pit bull and his semi-truck driver owner the other day. I believe almost all Love's locations feature these dog parks, making it an absolute lifesaver for travel!

Clean restrooms and great service. Shelves were well stocked and they even had some fresh fruit!!!read more

good papa John's pizza and bonus 2 stars for the goated service…read more Hello you should come here

Was a Mobil station. It is now a Sinclair Big D station. They are constructing a new facade and…read morefixing up the little mart there. We were able to gas up with ease. Very convenient access from the highway I-90! Pleasant folks here and had no problems despite the construction. Truckers will find ample diesel pumps, too!!

Great, fast, they do a two person prewash, and even hand out dog biscuits, and/or dum-dums for your…read moredog, or child. With a monthly wash package starting at $19, it is a great day way to keep your car ship shape with all the salt on the road!

It saddens me that I'm writing this but here It goes, I have been a Super Clean II customer for…read moreseveral years now ( until now :( )here recently I went through your car wash & was at the end & my passenger side mirror came off!!, as I said I have been a customer for several years & have never had this happen, So needless to say I'M DONE USING YOUR SERVICES & I WILL NOT RECOMMEND Super Clean to any of my friends, & I have canceled my lightening pass & WILL NOT COME BACK, so to end my review/ rant GOOD-BYE Super Clean, Sincerely a VERY UNHAPPY CUSTOMER :( :(

5 Stars - Lured by Wall Drug, Rescued by Conoco's Finest…read more Let me start by owning up to the truth: I ran out of gas because of Wall Drug. Their signs started long before Chamberlain, but it was ever since Chamberlain that I began expecting--at any moment--to crest a rolling hill and finally see my oasis: Wall Drug. The siren song of free ice-cold water, 5 cent coffee, and no-charge parking lured me past every reasonable opportunity to fuel up. I was enchanted. Hoodwinked. Seduced by billboard propaganda. Three miles east of Wall, my Subaru Forester coughed, sputtered, and gave up. Stranded in the great nothing, betrayed by dreams of 5 cent joy, I called the nearest Conoco--my last hope. Enter Taylor. His manager answered the phone and, without hesitation, Taylor proactively offered to rescue me. Minutes later, as I crawled deadbeat across the prarie interstate, through my weary wind battered eyes, I saw a red Ford Fusion crest the horizon like a chariot of mercy gliding across the prairie. He didn't say much--just, "Hey man, it's pretty windy, huh?"--before driving me to my fountain of youth (octane), in noble silence. He brought me to the station, helped me get gas, and when I offered him a tip--because legends deserve gold--he humbly declined. Like a true hero, Taylor asked for nothing. As I write this, the octane vapors from the portable gas container in the back of my Forester fill my nostrils, stimulating poignant memories of the cologne of my knight in shining armor. Taylor's act of kindness has forever changed me. I'm a Conoco lifer now. No more Kwik Trip. No more Shell. No more Flying J. From this day forward, my tank--and my trust--belong to Conoco. Go big oil. Long live Taylor. May all your gas be premium and your Ford Fusions swift. Taylor - I hope this finds you well and gets you a well deserved raise.

The place is really big and very clean with everything you need for traveling. They have a nice…read moretrucker lounge and hot deli food. The coffee was fresh and a big selection of donuts

I visited Super Clean Tunnel Wash expecting a quick, thorough clean, but the outcome was…read moredisappointing from the start. The entrance signage was confusing, and the pricing tiers weren't clearly explained, which made it hard to know what I was paying for versus what I was actually getting. The line management was chaotic. Cars were stacking up with no staff directing traffic, so people were cutting in and others were backing up into the street. It felt unsafe and disorganized, which is not what you want when you're trapped in a narrow lane. At the pay kiosk, the screen lagged and the options weren't clear. I selected a mid-tier wash that supposedly included a wheel scrub and spot-free rinse, but the receipt didn't list those features, and there was no attendant around to verify or adjust anything. Inside the tunnel, several brushes didn't seem to make proper contact with my car, especially along the lower panels and rear hatch. The pre-soak was brief, and the wheel cleaner barely sprayed the passenger side, which defeats the purpose of a premium add-on. By the time I exited, the car was still visibly dirty. There were soap residue streaks on the windows, bug splatter on the front bumper, and a dusty film left on the rear. The wheels looked untouched, and the tires had uneven shine like the applicator skipped sections. The vacuums and self-serve area didn't make up for it. Several vacuum stations had weak suction, a few hoses were torn, and trash bins were overflowing. The microfiber towels were either out of stock or damp and grimy, which is not sanitary. Customer service was the most frustrating part. I tried to find someone to ask about a rewash guarantee, but the lone attendant seemed rushed and dismissive. I was told to "go through again if you want," but the line was long and no one offered a code or any assistance. For the price, the value just isn't there. I can get a better wash at smaller, locally run places where the equipment is maintained and staff actually check results. Paying extra for "spot-free" and "wheel scrub" means nothing if those steps aren't performed properly. Facilities upkeep needs serious attention. The lot had puddles and slick spots, the mat cleaners were out of order, and several signs were faded or peeling. These details add up and reflect a lack of care in the overall operation. I won't be returning based on this visit. If Super Clean Tunnel Wash wants to earn back customers, they need clearer pricing, working equipment, attentive staff, and a straightforward rewash policy that's actually honored. Until then, I can't recommend this location.

Excellent pre-service before we even got into the car wash. The price is well worth it.read more

For those using the self wash stations Beware!, they put blue dye in their soap brush chemicals…read more Since the brush hose leaked out about as much that came through the end It not only dyed my hands blue but my $80 pair of pants! Great waste of money and time. They also overcharge, $18 for 10 minutes!

Good car wash except for the dye that they use in the brush soap got all over my hands from the…read moreleaky hose and dyed my hands blue/green for days. Like really bad. Very unnecessary. Also the spot free rinse was not working.