I am a fan of the Bob & Steve's amoco stations which are quickly spreading across WI & MN. I much…read moreprefer this one to the ones in Roberts and Baldwin. They have a small liquor beer corner in the store, a small selection of grocery and really good made to order pizzas. $10 will get you a 16" pizza with unlimited toppings. That is a winner in my book (and it's even cheaper on wacky wednesday). They even still do movie rentals. Easy to get in and out and usually enough parking. The people that work there are friendly too.

Lately, it seems like you can't get checked out without the cashier finishing up her tweets,…read moresnapchats, or whatever is so important on her phone. One in particular, and she's most always my cashier when I stop in.

Recently stopped here when I was heading back from Minneapolis and I wanted to grab a few snacks…read morefor the road. The staff here was very friendly and they had a fair selection of food as well as clean restrooms. Easy access to the highways which makes it the perfect stop for the road.

I travel frequently between MN and WI. I've learned that Kwik Trip gas stations are usually one of…read morethe best for providing a good variety of food, drink, products, and services. At this Kwik trip you can do the following: - take a shower - check your weight - get some fresh fruits - get some day-old deeply discounted brownies or select from a wide range of freshly baked desserts - get free samples (last time it was pizza, this time I got a strawberry smoothie sample) - select between 6 different veggie condiments to put on your hotdog - select between 6 soups/side dish options - make some photocopies for 25 cents - pick up alcohol - get a milkshake from a milkshake machine - select between 10+ options for tea, coffee, specialty drinks and get gas This is one of my favorite places to stop. I'm gonna bookmark it for the future!

Kind and welcoming people,fair prices, mass variety of whole and organic foods and goods #shop…read morelocal.

When I first stopped here, I thought I'll be really impressed with the grocery store. I absolutely…read morelove going to co-op stores but this store was a complete Miss in my opinion. Staff here is really friendly and they have a fair selection of snacks and drinks. The hot food section is pretty overpriced . Vegan selection is pretty small and minimal in my opinion. They didn't have a variety of the drinks that I want. Not even that, most of these shelves were pretty empty as well. There's a big parking lot and it's by the highway. Overall, I was pretty disappointed with my visit here. I did take advantage of a few deals!

First timer to the local market in this quaint neighborhood. Obviously this is family owned and a…read moresmall business and if you know me...I prefer to support small businesses. They have a deli counter in the back and even make fresh sandwiches! (No gfree options by the look of it) I ran in on this particular day to grab some milk since it was on my way home vs. diverting completely from my route. I was politely greeted by some associates who opened the door for me and asked me if I needed any help. I did a little checking out of the aisles but grabbed my milk, an apple, an energy drink (for the hubby) and a little snack. One thing to note is that they don't have lottery or scratch offs. No biggie. Also...Some things can be priced a bit more expensive than a "normal" grocery store but that's to be expected for the convenience. Ex ben & Jerry's a pint is roughly $8.49. If you're looking for a cute place to quickly grab a grocery item - this is your place.

I drove by here, not my usual Stillwater route. I ran out of frozen brats. A nice variety. I got…read moreblueberry wild rice, Len's original, apple, and a beer and cheddar. They come in a 4 pack. They also carry 6 packs of Northern soda. I resisted their variety of snacks especially big bags of Earl's cheese puffs. You can get your lottery numbers here. Friendly folks too.

Very fresh sandwiches. The wheat bread was tasty (& kinda sweet? ) Don't be fooled by the "gas…read morestation food" thought in your head because it's anything but that. This location has Refuel mocha almonds! Been looking for days!

As the nearest gas/convenience store to my house, I stop at Kaposia often…read more There are three unique 'pluses', and one 'minus' to Kaposia: + coffee and cheapuccinos are $1, any size. + they have a seating area to enjoy your treats- I often see locals congregate there, which makes me happy. South St. Paulites have a cute community that appears in interesting places. + gas is the cheapest around, usually by around 5 cents. - the one downside: I usually don't get the best gas mileage on Kaposia gas. I get 25 mpg on SA or Holiday gas, but for some reason Kaposia gas only stretches out 22 or 23 mpg. Otherwise, For the most part, Kaposia is your typical convenience store, with pop selections, candy, chips, coffee (hot and iced), cheapuccinos, fountain pop, hot dogs, donuts, lottery tickets, etc. You get the picture.

That dude working on Tuesday at 6:38 don't know shit bout yall promotions instead of saying "my bad…read moreI don't know shit " wanna over charge when it's literally a big ass sign for Red Bulls buy 2 get 1 free are u stupid ?? Or incompetent???

First time coming here, wanted a place to grab some food and drinks for the night since I was…read morecamping out in the area. It's a corner gas station, very friendly staff too. Fair selection of items. It doesn't sell alcohol but it did have an exclusive flavor of celcius that I thought was a win. Overall, fair recommend

Love this neighborhood market downtown Stillwater. Right amongst all the great shops and…read morerestaurants. It's a mainstay, lots of grab and go items, bakery, smaller grocery market, full of organic and fresh salads, sandwiches, soups, etc. Great place to pickup some items before heading down to the river for a picnic. You can also eat on a patio in the back they have tables available. I got the Italian sandwich, it was delicious, fresh Italian meat selection, cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, oil and vinegar. Yum! Picked up some chips and a freshly made pumpkin muffin and walked down to the river. At checkout they were rounding up for the local library, which I love, support local!

Nicely run little food co-op in Stillwater by the river. Popular deli for orders made to go around…read morelunch time. A little bit of everything here. Love the 10% off discount last Friday of every month and you don't have to be a member!

This little store has everything you could possibly need in terms of food and house hold supplies…read more Very nice owner also.

I was verbally assaulted by a young man driving the car (Dark grey Toyota Camary - MN plate ZUY…read more227) in this photo. He was angry because a car in front of him at the corner of Dayton and Western in St. Paul stopped for me an my dog to cross the street. He was driving aggressively and came to a sudden stop and honked. He continued to scream at me for my "illegal" crossing of the street. He continued to claim pedestrians only have the right of way when there is a sign or painted cross walk. He is wrong. The woman who courtesly stopped to allow me and my dog to cross was following the law. Being stupid or ignorant of the law doesn't make you right no matter how loud or profane you are. He stated he was the owner of the AA Market and he and the old man behind the counter banned me from their store. What a loss, I can no longer shop at a fire hazard convenience store with exorbitant prices and out of date milk and bread that hasn't been cleaned in years. Both of these men need classes in anger management. While I don't expect this review to impact their business or their crazy behavior, I thought the neighborhood should know about their complete lack of intelligence, integrity and character. The following is from the St. Paul, Minneapolis and MN DOT rules and regulations regarding pedestrian crossings. Pedestrians generally have the right-of-way at all intersections and crosswalks--whether marked or unmarked--even when there is no stop sign or traffic light, provided they enter the roadway safely. At Intersections and Crosswalks: Motorists are legally required to yield or stop for pedestrians crossing at any marked or unmarked crosswalk at an intersection. The one thing the dim witted young man was correct about was when he asked is it ok if you try to cross a highway and expect cars to stop? No, in that case I would have been in the wrong. But Dayton and Western are residential streets with 25 mph speed limit. Time for someone to retake their drivers education classes.