crisp and clean with a coffee machine in the corner ready to dispense a cup of dark brown feels…read moregood :-) pulled in way too early in the morning for anyone's good after an awkward night half-way up the guzzotta at the currently demolished rest area immediately preceding. I was getting tired of seeing so many decommissioned rest areas and was wondering what was going on here. well, if them are making a bunch of this then okay, long smooth entry into a spacious and well reasoned parking area with separate lots for larger and smaller vehicles and other small vehicles besides and except for coming right off the interstate this sort of almost feels like visiting the library, but with way more potties and snack machines. really hope this is a sign of things to come but I'm not holding my breath. this is ohio after all and - the late james trafficant not withstanding - I'm not convinced the locals understand the appeal of nuance, subtlety, and a bit of good natured scandal. ...but in the meanwhile life and travel are rough.

After stopping at the southbound location and giving it it's Inaugural review, I decided to stop at…read morethe Northbound location along the way back heading towards Ann Arbor for my next adventure. This place was more busier than the southbound location. It's a clean and modest rest area with plenty of parking spaces for cars and trucks alike. Staff here is very friendly and they always have a section open to use the restrooms while the other section is always closed for cleaning. Easy access right back to the highway to continue your way to Bowling Green and Beyond.

If you go into the store to pick up medicine . It's much quicker . But, window pick up , is one of…read morethe most slowest, and laziest pharmacies I have ever been to. If the pharmacist says 45 minutes . What they really mean is come back in two days . They're always confused about a prescription. So good luck with this place .

Do any of you have old home videos on tapes that you wish you could watch? Well Walgreens is…read moreperfect place to transfer all those home videos into DVD's. I brought 7 of my old video recorder tapes into Walgreens and they sent them off and within 4 weeks I got an email that let me have a month trail of looking at all the home videos on iMemories right on my phone and computer. This allowed me to watch them without waiting for the DVD's to come back to the store! (Usually takes another month for that) Each tape costs $24.99 and then additional $9.99 for the CD, but the best part is you don't pay until you get the DVD's. (Gave me some time to save up the money lol) Attached in the photos you'll see that they packaged everything really neatly to cause it to not be damaged and even put my still frames on the videos to give it a warm feeling. I am not recommending all my family and friends to transfer their old home videos at Walgreens! Thank you Walgreens for bringing back all the wonderful memories.

This place is located on the west side of town and is the last gas station when you're heading out…read moreof town. Ridi's the convenience store attached to the gas station is clean and has a wide variety of drinks, fast snacks and alcohol, all of which are reasonably priced. The staff is friendly and welcoming.

This is a great place. Staff is friendly. Great experience. Will be back. It was awesome.read more

Clean and roomy pump area that's well lighted at night with fast pumps. Easy off and on to the…read morefreeway.

Where do I start, at the beginning I suppose. When I was 14 years old my parents called a family…read moremeeting. My siblings and I all thought 'oh great, Uncle Ralph is on the sauce again'. See Uncle Ralph would go on benders and my aunt would kick him out of the house on account of all the empty beer cans and broken toilets (dont ask, trust me!) Ralph left in his drunken stupor. When Ralph fell off the wagon he always found his way to our house. My Mom just couldn't turn away her little (drunken!) brother when he was in trouble. Anyways like I was saying we thought oh great Uncle Ralph is gonna be crashing here again when our parents said we had to have a family meeting. But it turns out it wasn't that at all. We were going to sell our house and buy a bigger one! Oh boy was this big news. We moved to our new house just a few short months later. The best thing about this new house? VERY close to a Meijer store with a gas station. There's just something about Meijer that really puts a grin on my face. Once I got my drivers license I knew where I was gonna go first. The Meijer gas station baby! It was so cool pulling up to the gas pump and pumping gas. This was way back in 1999, so gas was around a dollar a gallon. Pretty good, right? Well guess what happened one day. I was watching the 5 O'clock news on WHIO-TV (Channel 7 Dayton OH) when Cheryl McHenry announced that krogers was going to build a new store with a gas station, and it was going right next to MY favorite Meijer gas station. Boy was I steamed. Who the heck cares about krogers when there is a Meijer already there? Fast forward about a year and I'm driving a sweet Pontiac 6000LE! Saved up a few pesos (j/k, they were dollars!) from my summer job as a custodian at an elementary school and bought that bad boy. The krogers gas station was having their stupid grand opening and I decided to go to Meijer and show krogers who owns the corner of Brandt and Harshman. Guys you'll never believe what was happening. They were having a price war on gas, with gas prices at 25 cents a gallon! Oh boy. The lines for both were super long, people just love a bargain! By the time I got to the gas pump the price was 13 cents a gallon! Best smelling gas I ever bought too! Anyways fast forward to 2021 and I find myself traveling up I75 and needing to get gas and take a little potty break. I pulled off the highway in Bowling Green OH and guess what I saw? A Meijer gas station! So we went there and bought gas and tinkled. The gas was more expensive, but it had the EXACT same scent of the gas on that day in 1999. Talk about a stroll down memory lane!

This place is always busy. The are pretty standard seeing that it's a gas/convenience mart. Overall…read morethe staff is pretty friendly and the store is clean. Sometimes the lines are rather long and they normally have only one cashier line open so you have to wait and extended amount of time to make your purchase.

Quick stop for bathroom and pop. ONLY had 1 unisex restroom so don't plan on getting much time in…read morethere or waiting for a while if you have a car full. Normal selection of drinks, snacks, and food. If you are not getting gas, you have to park near the road and walk across the pumps. Never seen that set up, but robbers would have to walk to get away car might be the reason!?!?!

I typically like stopping at Circle K on road trips since there is a decent selection of drinks and…read moresnacks. I also feel like they used to have cleaner restrooms than other gas stations. However, I was pretty disappointed during a stop to this particular Circle K to find the bathrooms in such a poor condition, I almost left to use the restroom elsewhere.

The bathrooms here I will admit smell kinda gross (although they look clean). The actual store…read moreisn't too bad though. Baron's bus stops here briefly for about 20 minutes for passengers. So I had time to grab a pop here and use the restroom.

Location convenient to the highway, and pleasant person behind the cash register. BUT the audio at…read morethe pump was OBNOXIOUSLY LOUD, and the bathrooms had a powerful smell. Not sure that I would stop here again for gas.

Many, many, many moons ago I was a student at BGSU and started going to Barneys. Many, many, many…read moreyears later it is still a place I will stop when I am driving up 75 between Columbus and Toledo on my way to the lake. The location is ideal right off 75 and it is easy to get in and out. They usually have very competitive fuel prices, which doesn't always happen near a major college campus. Most importantly to me they stock and sell Ballreich potato chips, the best chips in the United States. Well lit, well staffed, long hours, and never had a problem at either BG location. With that said as a three decade customer, I have no problem recommending Barneys to anyone living in Bowling Green or traveling up and down US 75.

They don't have respect for customers. Went in today Sat 10/23/21 at 9:30am and the 2 white girls…read moreworking are rude and disrespectful. Unbelievable! I got the feeling they don't like Blacks. Won't ever return!

I go here probably 1 to 2 times a day for the past 7 years. Alex the cashier refused to sell me…read morecigs because i was at the bar before. He said it was company policy to not sell tobacco to people who have been drinking. This was 30 minutes ago.