Came here to get some gas. If you're approaching Lac du Bonnet from the NE, this is pretty much…read morethe first thing you'll come across. The gas station is pretty tiny, but it does have a convenience store attached. I dare not ask how old the bags of chips on the wall are though. As for something special about this station - if you came here in a snowmobile, you have to pay before pulling away from the pumps. Guess some snowmobilers did a gas n' dash in the past. See my other review for the attached restaurant (Drifter's Inn).

Located just off Highway 11, this gas station gives a nice alternative to Shell to the N of the…read moretown, and Co-op on the S. The station is smaller (only 4 pumps), but chances are this won't be a problem. You can do your entire transaction without going inside the store.

Samosas are good staff is good building is good . Great to support local…read more........................................

Prices so crazy high they'll make your head spin like Linda Blair from the movie "The Exorcist"…read more Nothing, and I mean nothing in this store has under a Fifty percent mark-up other than fuel, and you can thank the multitude of layers created by good ole CHS! I love how this store is labeled "Farmers Union Oil" sounds harmless right? Really OK, how about "Cenex" Semi-digestible right ? Well, folks sorry to break your bubble this is "CHS" is One of the largest multi conglomerate agri-business machines in America, all hidden behind a local board of trustees. Hence the CO-OP branding. All a permit to charge the living heck out of you. Even the NAPA in this town is owned by CHS, and they are absolutely on the dust. "FUO", is what local call this place due to the celling high price tags on all the goods. Of course, they try to attempt to put on daily lunch specials but come off as average at best. So the next time you think your supporting the local farm boys, think again. You might as well, run over to Holiday stores at least you'll know you won't be fooled by the old farmers union oil, good old boys club.

Oh boy, the first review for Farmers??!!! We stopped by…read moreFarmers to get a fill up and grab some snacks for our road trip to Winnepeg. The convenience store was clean, had plenty of snacks, drinks, fountain drinks and alcoholic beverages. They even have a warm food kiosk/ stand. I didn't look to see what they had in it, but I'm sure there's hot dogs and nachos. The gas station was modern with multiple pumping stations. Farmers seems to be a good stop. What more can I say? Oh! I picked up two packs of sunflowers seeds to keep us occupied on the 3 hour drive. The sunflower seeds were Giants brand, instead of the Frito-Lays I normally get. Sure enough, these seeds were certainly "giants"! This makes it easier to pop in your mouth and spit them out! LOL! The bacon ranch flavor was addictive! It wasn't saturated with salt as I thought- which was great! I didn't feel like I had to drink a liter of water after each serving! The BBQ flavor was a bit too flavorful for me, after eating the awesome bacon ranch! Well there you go! Pick up some Giants sunflower seeds when you stop at Farmers Union Oil! Cheers!

We arrived in Kenora at 8:45 on a trip to Ontario. We needed to buy one tire to replace one that…read morewas slowly failing. The service department found the right tire - at a significant discount! - and had us on our way by 10 the next morning. Fantastic service!

Great service, friendly staff…read more I stop here every week for gas and lotteries Good hours, car wash, propane.

There was monkeys on the walls Fish in the sinks…read more Mice is the gas pumps Cheese in the walls Peanut butter in the peanut butter Staff behind the counter Would recommend

If you're stuck, I mean, visiting Pointe du Bois, this is pretty much your only source for ANYTHING…read morewithin a 45 minute drive. Parking is available in the lot out front. The store is fairly beaten up, but contains most essentials (including liquor). I guess the owner doesn't plan on having too many customers, as over 1/2 of the shelves are literally empty. You'd think you were in the middle of a war zone or something. Beer is available in a refrigerated room in the back, and liquor is available in a caged locker by the front counter. Hey, we all gotta cope somehow. The girl behind the counter was friendly and helpful. She even let us buy "single" rolls of paper towers. Very nice of her. She told us the store can also order in some hot food such as pizzas, or even home-cooked meals.