If I could give zero stars to be able to write this review I would. The drinks are so expensive…read morehere compared to other gas stations near. Gas sucks, I filled up at Philip 66 and with a full tank got 400 miles, when I filled up here full tank I got 250 miles. Don't go here. Spend your money somewhere better. There's definitely something wrong with this gas.

Best truck stop dog run I've seen after multiple cross-country trips. Large enough for even big…read moredogs to run, fresh water, thick green grass. Only a couple of people hadn't picked up their dog's poop--much better than most off-the-highway runs!

I stopped here along the way to use the restroom and to get snacks. First of all this location is…read morethe only gas station on this side of town that is run strictly by Native American people. The inside is clean shelves are fully stocked and they sell authentic Native American cigarettes yes. If I come through here again I may have to get some more photos it's really a pretty cool place and the people are nice

Okay so I don't often update a review in the same calendar year, let alone just a month later, BUT…read morewe found ourselves once again in this area and given the opportunity to try it out one more time we decided it was worth it. First of all, I didn't use the family restroom and got to explore the regular women's room. Which much to my surprise was super clean and nice. Next time I'm here I'm taking my daughter into this restroom and avoiding the family restroom all together. This really set the tone for me and then we tried the fried pies! I looked them up on our way home (while I was enjoying my pie) and it turns out it's a family run business out of Oklahoma that has a few shops in independently run gas stations around the midwest and great plains. I loved their story, and the pies were so fun. Very tasty. I won't say it's the best pie I've ever had, but the novelty of it and the freshness of getting it right there made for a super fun roadside stop. Key takeaway: avoid the family restroom and take your child into the regular one - it's gonna be better.

I ordered a simple coffee online at 1:43pm today. I didn't get my coffee until 3pm. The Manager,…read moreTyler, told me , a paying customer that it was my fault because he had assumed somebody else had given me a coffee. He continued to argue with me eventually blaming me for everything! HOW any employee can think this way and treat customers accordingly is disrespectful and disgraceful! Sadly, this is not the first time experiencing this and I'm pretty sure it won't be the last

This Lawrence QT has been around for a LONG time and it shows when you meander around this…read morelocation. That being said, despite some wear and tear, it's still a very solid gas station, and they've added some modern QT additions to it, like QT kitchen, which makes it little extra nice when you are on the road. This location has seen me through my college days, and honestly still is my go-to when I'm in and around Lawrence and in need of gas. On my most recent visit, I was driving home from a family gathering in Manhattan, and we all treated ourselves to little milkshakes. Honestly they are really decent little treats for a gas station. In addition to that, the restrooms are clean, and it's a decent little stop.

Been stopping here for years. They always have clean bathrooms and cold sodas and Iced Tea. QT…read moreSeems to make sure that all its stores are clean and well taken care of and I love the leave the penny take a penny idea of rounding up and down at the cash register with change. Now if we could only find a QT on a road trip in other states.

Centrally located, you can pay at the pump 24 hours a day seven days a week. If you have a Dill's…read morecard, you get a minimum of a three cent discount. Depending upon how much you purchase and groceries you get additional money off of your gasoline. They keep it pretty clean, which is truly appreciated!

Well located suburban gas spot with plenty of pumps. I guess thats all you need. By the reaction of…read morelocals, all is well.

Driving a rental truck across the country and came dangerously close to running out of gas in…read moreKansas. Yelp said this was the closest gas station but the blue gas exit sign on the side of the road was empty. I called the phone number and no answer so we were nervous to drive several miles off the exit to see if it was actually there but we really had no other choice. The good news is that it was there and open on a Sunday morning. No idea what the hours are but it does exist, not a mirage!

From the owner: When you work with Alma Co-Op Oil Assn, you're working with the best propane service in the area…read more We also offer an impressive range of grass seed, chemicals and fertilizer supplies.

If you are traveling out west during this time, then you'll probably get an updated route that'll…read moretake you on a back road for 15 miles. If so, don't worry you will eventually come across this exit. It's totally worth the stop, it's 24/7 and easy access during the night. Not many pumps nor parking spots. But this is a good spot to pull over and get gas. A little overpriced, and super cold during this time. Never thought I'll actually witness -2 degrees. Drive safe out there drivers and watch your roads. Also if you check in, you get a cool coupon! Thanks for the free soda!

It's a gas station so not a huge draw, and the staff is a little bit stressed sometimes. It's…read morealways very clean and has great hours. Has a good selection but some of it is overpriced. The grill also has no vegan options.

You gotta have groceries and you have to have gas, right? This is the perfect place for both. I…read morelove the store and this gas station is great, too. I was wedded to the Dillons system because I liked their fuel savers program. But I started shopping more and more at HyVee. It just made sense to start getting my gas there, too. The HyVee Fuel Savers program is not as good overall as the one at Dillons, though. HyVee gives you rewards on only certain items you buy. Dillons gives rewards on how much money you spend at the store. Don't get me wrong- there have been some great savings at HyVee. The difference in the programs is slight. The cashiers and staff are very friendly and the store is all sparkly clean. They also have convenience store pizza!! It's a favorite. Great pizza, price-is-right gas, and great customer service.

Anyone else notice that this gas station stays at about $.10 higher than everywhere else. Hy vee…read moreboasts their fuel points and they are the highest price grocery store in town. So they're gouging you for groceries and then bending you over for gas!

The food was excellent. Got a falafel wrap, Gyro, and chicken shwarma. Price is right as well. I…read morewill be back.

This is Amazing Mediterranean food. So much so I always forget to take pictures because I dive in…read morebefore I snap a photo. The restaurant is inside a convenience store with tables for you to dine. You walk in and they take your order at the counter and prepare it to your specifications. They are always friendly and helpful. I get the falafel bowl every time I go but they offer different bowls, sandwiches and so much more, everything is tasty, fresh and affordable!!!

Ok, so not everyone I know, maybe even just about everyone I know wouldn't appreciate what I was…read moreable to get at this gas station convenience store but it's worth talking about. Three words most people would never use together in a sentence in their lifetime. DEEP FRIED GIZZARDS. Yes you read that right. From where I'm from, gas station convenience stores have those disgusting dried out so called hotdogs rotating for days on those roller thingies. This is not the case in Kansas. There you walk into a gas station convenience store and you'll find real food like freshly fried chicken, fries, BBQ and of course Deep Fried Chicken Gizzards. You can grab a bag of them for less than $4 dollars and munch away. Since, to the best of my knowledge I can't get this delightful snack in Western New York, I am inspired to break out the deep fryer and tale a shot at making them myself. I can hardly wait.

I usually love getting jalapeño poppers here. Today, 3-25-24 / 3:47 p.m., I stopped by to get some…read moreand was greeted with a sick coughing cashier. He was coughing in his hands with his loud phlegm filled cough, and the other cashier all looked a little rough. They all need to shave and need to wash up a little better. It totally grossed me out, and I just walked out with no jalapeño poppers.