Love the store and their late night food, ABSOLUTELY HATE the service some nights from the older…read morelady! She's so HATEFUL, AND RUDE. I've see it first hand. The woman ( dark headed, heavier set, late 40s?) Any one else have this issue with her? She's made me not wanna go BACK, several people around town have said the same!

Most disgusting gas station bathroom with solid waste on the floor all around the toilet which…read morestill had waste there too ... walked out and went to the second most disgusting restroom at the BP.

The staff is great. Morning noon and evening. However, the place is a mess. Unless Taylor works,…read morecrap is everywhere. He cleans up the beer cave, and so much else. He has a great work ethic. I understand it's so busy it's not their fault! Samantha is awesome, Joe is great, along with others. They are great employees. All of them.

It is a nice convenience store for snacks, food, and essentials…read more It I'd located across Main Street from Rupp Arena. Good friendly staff, and reasonable prices. In fact, amazingly good prices for being downtown or near the arena.

We passed by this little gas station and store on our way to Chandlers Deer Processing and decided…read moreto pop in to see if they had a restaurant. They do have a little restaurant and it was hopping on the Saturday we were there. It seems carry out is popular for the locals. They offer daily specials and Saturday's was a choice of the Pilot View chili or White Chicken Chili with a grilled cheese. We ordered one of each and both were great. I had not had a grilled cheese in years and this one was cooked perfectly golden brown. You pick up your drink from the case up front and if you want a dessert, you can select that from the case also. They advised us to order dessert before we ate because they do tend to sell out. We opted for the chess bars as that's not a dessert you find at many places and they were excellent. This place will definitely be a regular stop for us during hunting season.

Heres the thing...we are new to Winchester and our neighbors brought over a coconut pie tonite as a…read more'welcome to the neighborhood' gesture. First, how cool is that? Bonus, we love coconut! I had to post after sampling just a piece of crust that fell off, I could tell this is gonna be good. For now I'll post a couple pics and update if needed but I doubt it.

Great little gas station. The staff are super friendly and always chatty. The place is extremely…read moreclean and tidy. They have a pool table in the front window for kuds to play if they cant get into bars to play. That is nice for locals. They carry the regular sodas, snacks, coffees, fruuts, and random grocery items. The big shocker was the hookah and sheesha supplies they had in stock. Once again impressive for small town in Kentucky. The worker said he would also order any flavor of sheesha if I asked. Super nice. They have a well stocked Beer Cave with alot of odd beers you normally dont find in smaller towns. The guy behind the counter said to ask if I want a specific beer and he would order it. if you are in the area, stop by. Check them out.

Gasoline Alley is always clean and tidy. The people are friendly and polite. They are right off the…read moremountain parkway easy to get in and out the store. Get your gas and snacks at one convenient stop. The bathroom is always clean.

If you're not looking for it, you'll probably never find it. It's tucked away in a neighborhood…read moreclose to downtown Winchester. It literally blends in with a row of houses. Both times we were there, we scored parking right out front. Literally two steps to the front door. That's convenience! I would consider this a convenient store, not a grocery store. Actually, even for a convenient store, the selection is super limited. They carry a few candies, sodas, chips, those sort of things, but the selection is slim. They have a cafe area and serve breakfast, lunch and dinner. The prices are cheap. Both times, I got a salad. For $4.10, the salads hold a personal record for me, the largest salad for the cheapest price that I've ever paid. The chef salad: lettuce, tomato, onion, shredded cheese, ham and turkey. The meat was cold cuts, but they were deli meats. The kind of deli meat that they sell there by the pound. The next time, I asked for chicken salad instead of the deli meat, but I wasn't a huge fan of the chicken salad. I also bought a pound of pimento cheese. It was fantastic! The only thing that I didn't like is that they don't use gloves when they prepare the food and I watched as one went straight from working the register to the preparing food.

Food was Very delicious like always, The Lady's are super friendly, I'll definitely start going…read morethere alot more often!!

It is a gas station. You get what you need…read more Currently (Covid-times) they are only allowing one person per car inside the store at a time. My weird complaint is....why was my gas pump handle....sticky and oily?! Thankfully I have (obviously) been carrying hand sanitizer with me fairly consistently. But....GAG. I feel so gross even now just thinking about it. But I filled up on gas. I got home in one piece. ...shrug...

Decent food/drink selection but the in-shop biscuits and burgers are outrageously expensive…read more Charging over $7.00 for an average-tasting biscuit is insanity! The cashiers are always nice though.

Food was great good service Would recommend felt very homie great burgers y'all don't judge a book…read moreby Discover

Best burger and service in the Morehead/Salt Lick area. Work near by and it's our weekly go to…read more Couldn't ask fo never people or better prices.

Nice new clean gas station. Casey's are known throughout…read moreIndiana, and have good food in the store. Their pricing is usually very competitive, and this location currently has good prices for fuel and stuff in the store.

I had a bizarre experience at the 4201 Saron Drive location. I got $44 worth of gas, and walked…read moreinside to get some Nyquil. The cashier was counting cigarette packs and I stood there about 3 minutes waiting on him to finish. It was $7.99 for the tiny bottle of Nyquil, but I needed it so I got it anyway. The cashier rang it up at almost $11. I said that was wrong, the price said $7.99. He mumbled something I couldn't understand and just looked at me. I motioned to walk back to the aisle with me, and he did, and I showed him the price. He mumbled some more. I told him to just give me the right price and I'd be good. We went back to the register--I expected him to credit me a couple of bucks. He reached me back my $10 and took the Nyquil and walked away. I stood there a minute, then motioned to the Nyquil. He mumbled something else that was obviously negative, something about "you wanted a refund." I said no, I just wanted a credit of a couple of bucks to get the advertised price. He said whatever it rings up to IS the price. I left and bought a bigger bottle of Nyquil at the Thorton's for less money, and had a much nicer cashier. It's not the buck or two... it's the attitude that drove me away. If your employees aren't empowered to make purchases right, you must not trust them very much, and if you don't trust them, you shouldn't have them working for you.