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

I was in town on work related business and I decided to stop in and gas up and grab a little snack…read more This gas station is located on the main road leading into the town of Marysville. It gets a lot of traffic due to this fact, but the parking lot is very small. There are only four pumps available for gassing up. The store itself looks very dull even though it is semi newly built. When you look at it from the outside you can barely see what it looks like on the inside the windows appear dark but when you step inside it's well lit, the shelves are pretty well stocked and the prices are pretty reasonable for a convenience store. I think what is most disappointing is the reception I received from the workers. No one greeted me upon entry. I stood at the counter of the pizza spot inside and no one ever asked if they could help me or take my order so I eventually decided that I didn't want pizza. When I got to the front counter the girl was writing something down on a piece of paper I still there waiting for her to help me and it took her forever to finish writing down whatever she was writing, to look up and do her job. When she spoke to me her tone was very nonchalant and she never really greeted me she just checked my food and put my stuff in a bag. Overall the store is not that bad and it's a good spot to go to when you need to get back on the road however just be prepared the friendliness in this town is very lacking which to any traveler makes you all that more anxious to get back on the road and leave.

I was in desperate need of gas so I decided to stop in the Potawatomi reservation area and this was…read morea Indian Run gas station. The first thing I thought was that I was going to see a lot of memorabilia about the culture and about the area... Nothing. The place was very disorganized, the shelves were hardly stocked with stuff. it was dirty and the lady behind the counter was slightly rude. I had to walk in with my credit card to pay for gas because they have all the slots for credit card usage covered up with a sign that said you had to come in and pay before you could full up. So what should have only taken a few minutes to get the gas and get out, wound up taking a good 30 minutes because I had to go in stand in line and pay for the gas before I can even Pump It. it was the weirdest thing I've ever seen. I will never go to this gas station again

Been to this little gas station once and I must say I like it. It's got the older gas pumps where…read moreyou flip up the handle and the gas flows and the guy there will pump the gas for you. He usually sits in a truck outside the gas station. Friendly older guy. Been by this place a few times and never really thought of stopping, but a friend told me they pump the gas for you so I just had to check it out.

Get gas Get food Nice…read morelittle stop in the middle of nowhere. Right off the freeway. Including live bait if you want to fish.

Wow. Stopped for gas and a road snack. Wasn't expecting to…read morebe "saved". Everywhere you turned was a crucifix. Hey, all I wanted was fuel and a little something to eat. I'll take my business elsewhere, thanks. Too bad I'd already paid at the pump. I'll take my gas WITHOUT god...