Yes, I see alot of these places on this trip. But surprisingly, while they are the same, they are…read morealso different. This one was exactly what it should be. Easy. Well lit. Clean. Nice employees. 3 stars.

I used to stop here all the time to fill up and get coffee the staff here is always friendly and…read morehelpful and open for suggestions to make things run smoother.

This location is usually a very solid one. In general it's kept clean and the staff are very…read morefriendly. I'm happy that Kwik Trip corporate brought back the barbecue chicken pizza recently, I swung in for one of those today and man is it delicious. I would definitely recommend checking this location out if you're in the neighborhood!

Kwik Trip is a treat. Nice and spacious pumps and parking. Great car wash. I'm not a trucker, but…read moreit appears that the diesel area is good. Grab and go food is usually fresh and hot. Good variety of sandwiches, both hot and cold, hot dogs, burgers, breakfast items, chicken, soup, fruit, and more. Bathrooms are usually clean and as stated on another review, it's nice to have restroom stalls that are private and don't put your business on display. Staff is accommodating and nice and always happy to see you next time. One note about leaving, if you are going west, certain times of the day make it quite difficult to pull out on to 12. It may be worth taking the road behind the store and heading to one of the intersections with a traffic light.

Best fried chicken around and great prices. Super friendly family staff. Nice hometown feel.read more

Great breakfast. Fast and convenient. Friendly employees. I'd chose this family owned store before…read moreone of the chain stores anytime

Are you ready to be waited on by the absolute gold standard of food, fuel and customer service…read moreprofessionals? If your heart has been longing for a mostly warm, heat lamp basted breakfast sandwich, look no further! The folks at Holiday have you covered! Not only can you enjoy fine microwaved cuisine, you also have a wide variety of drinks, snacks and sharp wit to enjoy. Do yourself a favor and make this your everyday stop.

It is great that there are still places that will pump gas for you! I called for tires and was…read moreable to get in the same day. In the past with another vehicle I needed to special ordered tires elsewhere and had them delivered to be installed. Same great service and prices.

A friend has been taking her truck here for repairs. They are always prompt and great service…read more Rates are very fair. Took her truck in 1st time and they did inspection and didnt even charge her when another place charged her $50 for inspection. They got her business now.

A very convenient store in (or if your being technical- near) the skyway!…read more I personally go here to get my junk food fix during the week. They have ice cream (ice cream truck- individually packed options) energy drinks, soda, chips, coffee, fresh donuts (delivered daily), candy, greeting cards, and so much more. They also have a microwave, which is nice if you buy a packaged breakfast sandwich or something that needs to be warmed up. It's a small store but they have A LOT! Prices are the same as shopping at any other corner store or gas station. I love that they are open early (usually around 630). The store is always clean and organized. Staff are super friendly and nice. Just outside of the store they have seating via wooden table and chairs or just downstairs couches, more tables and chairs. They prefer you use cash but they do accept cards.

I love Billy & Marty's. I can't help but to call it our building "corner store." It's the city…read moregirl in me. If they weren't in the building, I would be starving most days. LOLBVVS The staff continue to change, but all are personable and professional. I do have my favs, but I hardly see them as much any more. The store continues to try different items for us to try out, which I appreciate. They've also encouraged us to use cash by giving a discount to patrons who utilize cash vs credit cards. Their prices can be a little high at times, but I chop it up to the convenience of having a convenience store within our work building and not having to run up the block to Target, since they relocated Walgreens down a few blocks.

A perfect convenience store that is not owned by a corporation. The same quick groceries and ready…read moreto go foods. A wall of drinks and hot coffee. The cold sandwiches were better than the corporate places as I think they make their own, at least there was no name on the label. The bread on the Hoagie had a homemade taste and texture and the wich was thicker and about two dollars cheaper than say the nearest Kwik Trip. Of course gas pumps out front and an attached liquor store, it's all perfect.

This is by far, my favorite gas station. It is a cute little mom and pop, locally owned place…read more (Which to me, is a bonus. I prefer to shop local and support small businesses.) The staff is always genuinely friendly, the store is clean and the gas is ALWAYS about $0.20 cheaper. Not only is it cheaper than 95% of stores in the metro (I'll get to that in a second) but it's high quality fuel. I get 30-50 more miles per tank consistently. Back to the pricing: I live in Minneapolis. 30 minutes away. My husband works five minutes from Kochs Korner. I am disabled and on a fixed income so I really have to think about my spending. I will typically time out my necessary trips to Loretto for when I'm low on fuel so I can take advantage of the savings. I can't fathom how many stations I pass on the 25 mile trip but I ALWAYS look up gas along my route to find the cheapest option and it's never fails that Kochs Korner wins.

Stopped in really wanting an iced coffee. All three machines capable of doing that were out of…read moreservice. Had to settle for a bottled one. They get 3 stars just because they're Kwik Trip and are usually solid.

Imagine Studio 54 was franchised by a logistics startup with a flair for ritual. Floors gleam like…read morethey were polished by marketing interns during a solstice. Ceiling tiles reflect your insecurities in perfect symmetry. It's all very crisp, very clean, and somehow deeply unnatural in its order--like a place that's not supposed to be this symmetrical unless something was summoned to make it so. Not grandma's kitchen by decor, but certainly by volume--this place will feed you enough to spiritually regress. Ready-to-eat selections abound, all vaguely imbued with the energy of a catered family reunion at an unlicensed reality-bending compound. Taquitos rotate in time with the Gregorian calendar. Burritos may whisper, but only if you're spiritually receptive. Professional. Polite. Possibly not native to this plane. One associate had cat-like pupils and another responded to questions with answers that felt translated from a dream. Do not look them in the eyes unless you're prepared to relive every decision you made in middle school simultaneously. That said, they were helpful and efficient--an admirable feat for creatures existing slightly out of sync with time. Each aisle seems to possess a subtle vibration, like a prayer being whispered to retail deities. The ice cream cooler tries to communicate in binary sigils. The coffee station rearranges itself slightly every time you blink. These phenomena are not documented--yet. Like being spoon-fed beef sticks by a glittering executive while the ghost of seasonal promotions lingers lovingly near the corn dogs. Kwik Trip Buffalo is a shrine to function, gloss, and quiet existential chaos. Would return. Might already live here. 5/5 corporate cryptid manifestations.