In my experience QT is the best convenience store chain in the country and this is the very best…read morestore. They maintain high quality, competent employees. The store and grounds are clean which is quite a feat when you consider the number of customers they have each day. I come to the store almost daily for gas or soft drinks. They have hundreds of customers every day. One thing that stood out to me recently is their service. I had misplaced my hearing aid case somewhere and QT had been one of my stops that evening. I called QT about 10:30pm and asked them if a small hearing aid case, which is to recharge my hearing aids, had been turned in. It had not been turned in. The employee,a young woman, told me none had been turned in but she voluntarily went out to the air pump station, where I had possibly lost them, and looked for them. When they could not be found she took my name and phone number and said" I am going to be working all night, if it is turned I will call you in the morning ". Her service was above and beyond the call of duty. I will continue to be a loyal Quick Trip customer.

Love the spacious location. There are gas 24 pumps. In the middle a kitchen food station to take…read moreorders as well as ready made goods expected in convenience stores. The usual snacks and drink options (including beer of course), but also some automotive supplies- I spied motor oil, windshield wiper fluid, transmission fluid, and antifreeze. Nice QT stop on a busy road!

Delicious cherry limeade and dirty Dr. Pepper. The service was quick, and they were friendly and…read morekind!

Fastest and best drinks in town! Amazing biscuits and gravy to start your mornings as well…read more Cant beat the prices either.

I live in CA but am from the Bartlesville area. We come back 3-4 times a year to visit family and…read morealways stop in at QT while we are here. QT reminds me why I miss Oklahoma so much. People are friendly, and personable and you just feel like you belong. I've often said I wish we could get a QT in our city in CA but quickly remember that we don't have personable young people who would treat you as being valued as the associates back here do. Even consumers coming into the store hold a door open for women and the elderly. And those are reasons to LOVE QT and OKLAHOMA! Keep up the great work QT. I've never come across a clerk at any Qt who wasn't fast, friendly and did not say thank-you.

When there are places like this QuikTrip right around the corner, my faith in humanity is instantly…read morerestored. The usual convenience store/gas station combo experience is generally somewhat underwhelming. Pick out your stuff, go to the register, stand in land, hand over the cash, and get out. Sure, those things happen here, but with a unique brand of friendliness and exquisite customer service. No matter how many people are standing in line, the person behind the counter NEVER gives the impression that they are hurried or harried. They are, however, quick and efficient....but no matter the time of day (or night...they are open 24 hours), the person taking your money ALWAYS has time to say, 'Thank-you. See you later.' They've got a free air machine outside, which seems to be some sort of form of local entertainment, because on each and every visit, someone was pulled up to that machine putting air in the tires. The one time that I thought that maybe I'd escape and not see that happen, out of the clear blue, a kid appears out of thin air (maybe he dropped from one of the storm clouds?) and pulled up to the Free Air Machine to top off the front tire of his bicycle. Just to see if I could possibly catch them at their worst, I purchased something like 284 bottles of Coke Cherry Zero while in town. Each visit was exactly the same...almost like the Groundhog Day of Convenience Stores....in a good sort of way! So if you are rolling through B'ville on route 75, stop in and say hi. It will make your day. And if the line isn't too long, have a pull on the Free Air Machine and party like a local!

I did a pickup here and the older white lady at the front cashier photo center is rude she wasn't…read moreeven busy there's was literally like me and 2 other ppl walk in they were still shopping I never been in here I ask the lady where the photo center is bc I didn't expect it to be right in front of me it literally just looked like a check out thing and she just gave the move unwelcoming vibe I quickly noticed the very annoyed microaggression instantly decided I didn't want to engage kinda just started to look around myself to find it but it was where she was I woulda known if she first told me so instead she kept asking for the name for the pickup very aggressively all and all she just had a very rude nature to her and I already know why but it's okay I deal with it everyday of my life so whatever. Didn't get her name but she's old white with white messy hair. Get better employees she seems old and mean not coming back here.

Two times this week we have attempted to pick up meds for my wife & both times the pharmacy was…read moreclosed- hours before they should have been, and not during the 1:30 - 2:00PM lunch either. WTF- my wife is supposed to start the meds today (Sunday) for surgery on Tuesday AM. It's one thing to be out of stock on something, but to just not be open- that's ludicrous. Just proves- You can't count on unreliable Walgreens. They're just an over glorified 7-11.

We stopped in to grab drinks before heading to the lake. My wife bought a 12 pack and came back to…read morethe truck to unload it into our cooler. While packing the cooler, she noticed that one of the cans had a manufacture's defect. The can was compressed in/dented and didn't seem to have any carbonation. It was still sealed and obviously came from the manufacturer that way. I carried the 12 pack back inside and asked the lady at the register if I could exchange it. She told me that she didn't have the authority to allow that and asked me how she could know that I didn't damage the can myself. I explained that the can was still sealed and then placed on the counter and turned it every direction to demonstrate that it wasn't leaking. The lady just looked at me and then looked over to her male coworker, who didn't say anything. I asked, "You're really not going to let me exchange it?" and they said nothing. I then walked out, letting them know that I wouldn't be shopping there anymore. In this situation I blame management and not the employee. The employee should be empowered to make common sense decisions to help customers with issues. The employee should have known that the store could simply return the defective product the next time their supplier made a delivery. This convenience store is the closest store to my house. I have spent hundreds of dollars there on gas, drinks, snacks, and the occasional lottery ticket, since buying my house in April. This situation resulted in loss of a valuable, regular customer and revenue for the business. It could have easily been prevented if the employee had been properly trained.