Pretty standard gas station stop. We didn't need to use the facilities or shop & stopped for fuel…read moreonly. The pumps worked well & pay at the pump was successful with the receipt printed out.

Wonderful owners, always greet you with a smile! They don't have everything, but they have quite a…read morebit. So, if you are ever driving down hwy 65 (S), stop in and check them out!!

Gas prices are always the lowest here! The building itself is rundown and is old , needs a lot of…read morerepairs in and around the pumps, concrete falling apart, but the gas prices are the lowest. Private owners is a plus in my book, I prefer to support small businesses.

The management at this Holiday Station impressed me with their fair handling of a situation with…read morethe carwash recently. They went over and above to help me out. They've earned my loyalty - I know where I'll be gassing up from now on!

Thank goodness this place is right down the street from my house. This is a one-stop-shop for quick…read more(but important) fixes. I am enslaved to the convenience it provides me, especially during this winter hand-delivered from Satan himself. What they have to offer: -Gas station -The pumps accept Cub Foods fuel discounts -RedBox -Carwash -Convenience store -DONUTS Cons: -They do not have Vita.mn or City Pages -They do not offer discounted carwash days -Can't get cash back at the counter using your ATM card

We have brought a couple of our cars here for maintainance and repairs and the service was greatread more

July 26, 2024 After…read moreCircle K took over this Mobil, it is now called Tony's Auto Care. I walked in today asking how much would it cost to rotate the back tires to the front. The gal was on the phone, the guy stuttered for a long seconds with "uhhhhhhhh.....it starts at $35". I asked him why does it costs less than an oil change, the stated price on the sign board, in their shop, for $30. He said: that's inside. I said: What's the difference between inside and outside? He replies: well...that's the advertised price inside, in the event that we run a special. Normally, an oil change costs $70. Really? They're in the business of slashing 60% off? Terrible liar. After sensing a complete bait-n-switch with a flavor ful of up-pricing, I just leave. How hard is it to move 2 tires from the back to the front, and vice versa? And, for $35? Ha! Did it myself this evening, anyway. Joke is on you if you get your car serviced here.

I don't know why this gas station has a slushy machine it never ever ever ever is working!!!…read more They should just take it out of there! But the gas prices are good!

Holiday, Mobil, SuperAmerica, and BP are some of the gas stations within a 15 mile radius from my…read morehouse. Despite my variety of choices, I bypass all of these stores to go to Clark (also known as Amy's Mini Mart). From the outside, Clark appears to be a tiny inconspicuous gas station that would make for a convenient stop for a Snickers bar. In the inside, Clark provides more than instant gratification for a sudden sweet tooth. My basis for declaring my loyalty to this establishment come from three appeals. 1) Price: Though Clark is not the cheapest gas station available to me but it is the cheapest in my immediate area. The food and drinks within the store cost about as much as they would at any other convenience store. Though s few of the items exclusive to Clark are much cheaper than their name brand counterparts so i like to take advantage of that possibility when i can. 2) Friendliness: After being a regular patron of this gas station since the spring of 2010, the faces of those that work there have become all too familiar. Some of them I even know by name. I can easily strike up a conversation with any of the employees, even the ones i don't know as well as others. No matter who's working I always feel comfortable and welcome as I walk through the doors. 3) Quality: I'm well aware that Clark is a gas station, not Olive Garden. I don't expect nor claim that their merchandise is high end or superb. I will claim, however, that I thoroughly trust that whatever I happen to buy there will be fresh and satisfying. There is no surprise that going to Clark on a daily basis over the span of six or so months has proved it to be my favorite gas station. But without the aforementioned reasons, I wouldn't be so adamant about upholding my daily ritual. As long as Clark stands at the corner of Douglas and Brittany Drive, you can expect me to see me there once (possibly twice) a day.

Hubbie needed a cheap "cuppa" coffee between Saturday shenanigans and this gas station was…read moreconveniently along our route. I don't expect much out of gas stations (I don't think many people do), so we were both kinda floored by how NICE the interior of this gas station was. Like practically upscale fancy (for a gas station), clean and well-lit, with a decent selection of REAL food (produce, milk, eggs, etc.) in addition to the typical junk fare. I was also impressed by the tap smoothie and protein shake dispensers alongside the coffee brews and soda fountain. Bakery items were actively being discounted when we arrived, and were extremely tempting flavors like pumpkin white chocolate chip. Perhaps needless to say, we walked out with more than hubbie's cup of coffee. X'D Making your shop look nice (while staying affordable) works y'all! Honestly this trend of gas stations that TRY is refreshing; it doesn't have to feel like you're slumming it or one step above peeing on the side of the road. Next time I need a quick something, I may in fact prioritize Kwik Trip over say Holiday or Speedway. Also the employees working here were friendly and efficient. So even the help really seemed a step above the rest when it comes to gas stations. My kudos to them!

The best thing about KT is the dependable accurate free tire air machines. I don't always like the…read moreforced fake friendliness, and the coffee isn't as good out of the new machines as it was when it was fresh brewed by humans but still better than other gas stations. This one is very busy.

A spacious area for easy access with plenty of room to avoid the pumps if just visiting the store…read more I'm always amazed at the line of soft drinks in these larger stations. I mean an entire long wall of coolers filled with more energy and tea drinks and some downright weird items. Coke and Pepsi products? Squeezed at the end. I'm more of a brewed coffee drinker and they have the newer auto bean grinding units along with their hotpots. I found one container on empty and the other was a bit stale and cooled down. There were no lids but they quickly tended to refilling the pouch. Easy check. Out of here.

This is one of the locations in Hennepin county where Minnesota residents are supposed to be able…read moreto obtain DNR permits, such as a fishing license. I waited in a long line (this is quite a busy station store, and parking lot traffic does not quite abide by the painted markings on the road) only to be told that the system was not working and to check back in the next days. This is rather unfortunate during the first weekend of the fishing year. On the plus side, there is free compressed air here, which sometimes works. Bring your own pressure gauge or ask nicely to borrow one at the register.

This gas station and convenience store is a humble, small corner shop that carries more than you…read morethink it does inside. It is bright and clean and the employees are courteous. They do have firewood and propane tanks/exchange station. There is also free air available for your tires. That being said, this is my local gas station. It has a familiar "Mom and Pop shop" feel. All of the times I have been here they have shown great customer service and positive attitude.