Employees are rude and disrespectful. Management can't find decent people. Employees on phones not…read morea care in the world other then the paycheck the company pays them. Do NOT recommend go across the street to Holiday night and day experience.

I stopped into this station because their outside sign advertised the price of gas at $2.75. I…read morepulled up to a pump and got out to begin filling, only to notice that the price, on all the pumps, was $2.80 instead. I went inside and told them they had drawn me in at their advertised price but the the pump price was higher. The man I spoke to had no power to do anything and said someone had gone out to change the outside sign. I said I still expected to pay only $2.75 since that was what was advertised at the time I drove in. A woman named Karrie came in and the man told her what I had said. She said, with tons of arrogant attitude, "You'll either pay $2.80 a gallon, or you won't be buying gas here." She then pressed the button that changed the sign outside. I told her that that policy was both "bait and switch" AND false advertising and that I would be reporting her to the Attorneys General office, the local chamber of commence and placing negative reviews of the store and of Karrie's attitude in particular here and elsewhere so others can avoid them. Note to the store: If you are in the process of changing a price upwards, you change the outside sign FIRST, then change the pumps to match. You DON'T change the pump price upward while the outside sign conveys a lower price. False advertising. Illegal. Don't buy here. Patronize the Shell station across the street instead. I won't be back to this Super America again.

This might be the cleanest SuperAmerica in the Twin Cities. Always a friendly staff, full of…read moreproduct and very clean.

The pharmacy tried to fill my prescription with unrefridgerated insulin. When questioned the…read morepharmacist said it was fine. That does not agree with the insulin manufacturers stated storage guidelines. Be very careful with your insulin from this pharmacy.

The prescription auto attendant didn't work. Spoke to a pharmacist who said my prescription would…read morebe ready in 3 hours. Of course it wasn't. Seems like you have to call to fill the prescription AND call to verify the prescription is ready. it would be much easier on the workers if they didn't have to answer the phone-- but their system is broken

A very convenient store in (or if your being technical- near) the skyway!…read more I personally go here to get my junk food fix during the week. They have ice cream (ice cream truck- individually packed options) energy drinks, soda, chips, coffee, fresh donuts (delivered daily), candy, greeting cards, and so much more. They also have a microwave, which is nice if you buy a packaged breakfast sandwich or something that needs to be warmed up. It's a small store but they have A LOT! Prices are the same as shopping at any other corner store or gas station. I love that they are open early (usually around 630). The store is always clean and organized. Staff are super friendly and nice. Just outside of the store they have seating via wooden table and chairs or just downstairs couches, more tables and chairs. They prefer you use cash but they do accept cards.

I love Billy & Marty's. I can't help but to call it our building "corner store." It's the city…read moregirl in me. If they weren't in the building, I would be starving most days. LOLBVVS The staff continue to change, but all are personable and professional. I do have my favs, but I hardly see them as much any more. The store continues to try different items for us to try out, which I appreciate. They've also encouraged us to use cash by giving a discount to patrons who utilize cash vs credit cards. Their prices can be a little high at times, but I chop it up to the convenience of having a convenience store within our work building and not having to run up the block to Target, since they relocated Walgreens down a few blocks.

One of those places you could drive by and not even know they have a grill with food options. If…read moreyou do pull in though I highly recommend the Philly. I had heard this from others and read a lot of positive reviews on it as well. They are done quickly (10 minutes or so) and combined with fries it's tough to even finish the whole thing. Both the philly and the fries were cooked great and are an awesome quick option here in Northeast.

The new deli and menu is truly amazing! Home cooked food with all sorts of options. We had the…read morechicken fried rice, cranberry cream cheese wonton, spicy stir fry noodles, and a Philly cheesesteak. All made from scratch in 20 minutes for takeout. Soooo good

Stopped by Holiday after a night of simulated golfing at Par365 due to a deflated tire. This gas…read morestation had air for .25 and it was in working order, rhNk God. Some of them aren't. Now although Holiday and others are charging for the good air the Lord provided, it's reasonable compared to Speedway's $3. I made it home safely, Speedway count your days

Both employees high, one couldn't make change properly. Nice looking store but will never return…read moreto this particular store. I'm surprised that Holiday allows this.

The facility is clean and well-lit, but I had to tap through so many prompts in order to use the…read morepay at the pump... It was ridiculous! I'll drive a few more miles down the road so I don't have to stand out in the cold for so long next time. Not cool

good, very friendly service. entered through the side door like you're supposed to, and was pleased…read moreto find everything very neat and orderly. I think there's been a few owner changed recently, but I love the current owners.

There is a door, but it has no handle. There's a little nub where the handle would be, but it…read moredidn't give me enough leverage to open the door. I couldn't get in. Was going to get breakfast here. Never mind.

Another hole-in-the-wall. A deli inside a grocery store. This neighborhood is known around the city…read moreas Little Somalia because of the population of that community that resides here. The decor leaves much to be desired, then again, It is a deli inside a convenience store. Never had the expectation of finding a very well designed table linen establishment. The food is decent. I have only had to stop few times after much drunken stupor at Palmer's Bar or after a show at the Cedar Cultural Center. The Sambusas are good. The Gyros and Falafels are okay. They also have frozen burgers on the menu. This neighborhood like some of the others in the city has a reputation for being "Sketchy" and It has all to do with the fact that most of these residents are Africans or Native Americans. You know, the kinda people that look nothing like the residents of Milaca, Minnesota or the rest of the state. And of course what is fueling this perception more is having those scary kids in the neighborhood with the complicated finger gestures, the ones with the saggy pants to their ankles showing off their Gangsta Scooby-Doo and Ned Flanders underwear themed when they lean over the counter to order. Yes, those sketchy kids. Tip: Order what you want at the Deli. They will give you the receipt to pay at the grocery checkout.

Kind of dingy in there, but the guy behind the counter is always friendly. Every time we go in,…read morehe's been surprisingly nice for a guy who works at a convenience store. They're open pretty late, so if you're out drinking in the Cedar-Riverside area, this is the place to go for gatorade and cigarettes. They also sell homemade Somali treats like sambusa, which are like samosa or empanadas. Spicy, beef-filled balls of goodness. My friend Joe bought one for two bucks and was like "This is the best thing ever!" He ate the whole thing, too, which was kind of awesome since we had been eating all evening (pizza at Punch's, pierogies at Kramarczuk's, hummus platter at Arcadia's). Overall, a decent convenient store with friendly staff and interesting home-made goods.