Too bad you do not have negative stars! I scheduled an appointment online for my 94-year-old mother…read moreand myself for 11:30am, to receive a flu shot. I happen to be disabled, so my older sister brought us both to the appointment. They are delightful in the front of the store and know me well. The store is within three blocks of my house, I used to spend an average of $500.00 a month not including prescriptions. We arrived at 11:15am and waited tolerantly until the tech helped a person behind us. When it got to 12:00 my 94-year-old mother inquired when you think we can be seen. The tech handed us a clip board to complete information because she said the computers were not working. I politely returned them to her and said we were going elsewhere. Because of past experiences with the same tech. I have at least three witnesses that she discriminated against us because of my disabilities and both of us being a senior. As well as a person of color usually brings us into the store. At a minimum clear elder abuse. My 94-year-old mother deserves respect. I also observed the Pharmacy Manger standing nearby. He also should be held accountable for the same. I hold all health care professionals in high regard. Regrettably Walgreen's Pharmacy Saint Johns do not deserve that status. Peter Fortin

Booked my Covid vaccine booster appointment online and showed up prior to my appointment time. They…read morehave signs posted for two separate lines in the pharmacy area- one for RX pick up/drop off, the other for Covid vaccine check in. Staff were not utilizing so I ended up waiting beyond my appointment time for someone ahead of me to pick up multiple scripts. Strike one for not following their own established procedure. (Keep in mind there were only 2 RX customers and me in the store) When I stepped up to check in, the pharmacy manager asked me all of the same questions that I had already prefilled out on the forms. Strike two- Why are you asking people to fill out paperwork ahead of time to save time if you aren't going to read it? The big strike three comes from the manager telling me that 'the government requires you to have a paper vaccine card'. Erm...no they don't. My information is recorded in MICRS and I can access my vaccine information via my Sparrow app if I need it. Whole process took 40 minutes. However, the tech who administered the shot was very knowledgeable and friendly, so kudos to him.

I get everything here. From water to beer and candy to cigarettes, and a subway they have it all…read more Also, to my opinion, they have the best quality of gasoline!

Everything is over priced 20oz pop cost $1.75 beer is marked up and warm, horrible staff, workers…read moreare rude and have bad body odor. I bought a case of bud light 24pack and after tasting it i realized it had gone bad a month ago. I took it back and they wouldn't refund my purchase. DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS PLACE AWFULL...

My last trip through this car wash broke my rear window wiper arm. It cost me $100 to have it…read morereplaced. A very expensive car wash. They post signs about how they're not responsible but it's really more like the cost of suing them is more than replacing the item.

From the owner: Gas, diesel, kerosene, propane exchange, beer, wine, lotto, snacks. We have the best car wash in…read morethe area. Locally owned and operated since 1984.

Speedway Really in…read morethe middle of nowhere. Still. Nice. Gas when you need it. Not perfect but not too dirty. Lots of parking available. Wide open place. Highly recommended

I get that businesses, especially small town gas stations, are trying to reduce the risk of credit…read morecard fraud. When this turns into a paranoia so debilitating that you are chasing customers away, it's time to reexamine your processes. My adventure began when I stopped at this station to fuel up on my way to my client's facility. When I used my credit card at the pump, I was met with my old foe, the Zipcode verification. As a visitor to the United States (I am Canadian), I would expect that businesses would build in some sort of process for accommodating foreign visitors. Given that Michigan borders with Canada, one would think that verification of a Canadian VISA card would be a simple matter. When I do encounter this, the normal process would be to give my credit card to the attendant as a guarantee, and then to fill my tank, and finish the transaction with the attendant. However, at this specific station, that seemed to be beyond the comprehension of the attendant, and of the manager on site. No, I would have to estimate the fuel cost, have them process the transaction, then fill to that amount. If the vehicle holds less, they would then do a credit transaction for the difference. I can just see the face of my accountant reconciling all these transactions. However, faced with an empty fuel tank, I had them process my transaction while I went back to my vehicle to fill my tank. As I get ready to pump, I get a call on the intercom that they can't (won't?) activate the pump unless I return inside to sign the transaction. So, back inside I go, sign the transaction, then return to the vehicle. I select my grade of fuel, only to be told by the pump that I have selected an "invalid grade", whatever that means. Okay, enough. Time to find a more accommodating business. I retrieve my credit card, have them cancel the transaction (I hope), and leave. As I am walking out the door, I get the snide comment from the manager from behind, "Every station is going to do the same." Then a snarky "You have a great day!" Two blocks away, an Admiral station. I pull up, insert my credit card, and it approves. I pump gas, get my receipt, and I am ready to go. Definitely a station that appreciates its customers.

I have been buying pizza from DPPS for over a decade and have had some excellent ones, some good…read moreones but rarely a bad one.....till today. There has been a change in ownership and I gotten the single worst most expensive pizza ever, from anywhere, no exaggeration. I will not buy another. Time to find a new pizza hookup. Aribiderici Dude, way to mess upa good thing.

The pizza is the best pizza around! A little pricey but definitely worth it. Loaded with toppings…read moreso it's filling and their large is huge!

The pumps are very slow due to dirty fuel filters. Also, there is a sign on the door stating "All…read morebathrooms are broken , do not use. " I wish I would have seen the sign before pumping gas here. They will take your money but not let you use the bathroom.