This is an urban bodega that caters to all walks of life. It's both a spot to grab a snack and a…read morepop before or after work and a glorified liquor and tobacco store. It's showing it's age somewhat -- the floors could simply be retiled to greatly increase the vibe of the place. That and if they fix/replace the coolers that don't keep cold drinks cold and add some better hot food options and this place would be ready to serve downtown for many more years to come.

Was buying smokes there for the past couple of months. Typically dealt with the female Asian lady…read morewho I found was overcharging me. I did not know that until I started buying through one of the wonderful Ethiopian gentlemen. Price points for the same product, and same quantity were considerably different from two different cashiers.

For a downtown grocery/convenience store, this is a great little spot…read more Nice selection of items at generally reasonable prices. Sometimes a little higher than you would find at a larger supermarket...but you won't find a larger supermarket in this part of town! It's in the Brandeis Building, and to not distract from the majesty, the signage is kept small and vague, so you may not realize the Dollar General goodness available here. I have noticed a few expired items on the shelves, thus the 4-star review.

Popped into this DG this morning to check out if it's really as good as reported…read more It is. I have shopped DG stores in several states. I usually find them well stocked, moderately clean and with boxes of of merch waiting to be stocked. The staff feels hurried and disinterested. This store is a refreshing upgrade. Shelves look great and the store feels bright and clean. The staff is friendly and helpful. I will definitely be back.

Was in the Old market area with friends, so I thought I would give this location a shot. They have…read moretons of food, drinks, and snack options. I was in a tea mood, so I got matcha with a shot of strawberry puree. My drink was both creamy and sweet which is what you expect in high quality matcha. Their drinks come with oat milk but you can change that upon request. What I really like about this Godega Market location is that it's intertwined with the Old Market Passageway. It's just a cute spot with tons of history and delicious restaurants nearby. Perfect for a quick drink right before a meal. This location also has tons of outdoor seating and some indoor seating as well. Definitely my favorite location versus the one in Aksarben. Can't wait to be back!

I snagged a turkey sandwich from Godega market for lunch the other day while walking buy. I ended…read moreup eating on their patio area. The place has a ton of goodies and good amount of grab and go options. The sandwich itself was simple but the lettuce had a nice crisp still and the tomatoes had some crunch left. It came with a mustard and mayo packet in the container as well. Staff was friendly enough. Definitely worth stopping in when in the area and I'm sure it's great for groceries if you need something or drinks if you live downtown.

This is one of my go-to's for gas. Right off the interstate and really close to my daughter's day…read morecare. I usual go to this gas station or the once across the street, depending on which way I'm coming from and/or price. Sometimes they are a cent or so different. I wish they had the Ethanol stickers on the pumps because for the longest time, I didn't think their gas had Ethanol in it, which was great; until I looked three inches to the left of the pumps and saw the sticker 'All gas grades have Ethanol'. I have no idea why I didn't see that for the longest time. I rarely go inside, but when I do it kind of smells and is a tad unclean. I will continue to grab gas from this gas station, but may be more hesitant to go inside if needed.

The attached Arby's is pretty dirt, I killed two spiders on the still when we sat down at our table…read moreand the front counter had a dried spill. We had already ordered though so we stayed. -- There are charging plugs and USB ports at every table which is well worth a stop. It was nice to plug everything in and grab a bite. -- Workers weren't the most tactful, I mentioned we were traveling across country and was asked if we lived in a trailer or owned a house. Seems a Pilot would be used to travelers, especially a Pilot near Omaha as there are zero campgrounds in the area.

Convenience store at a gas station in a small town. Wouldn't think they'd be great at service but…read morethey are! Cheerful and friendly. It's a nice clean place with lots of snack and beverage choices. Miscellaneous items you might need as well for the car and road trip. It's part of the Shell gas pumps. Got some soda and ice tea and we were on our way. If you need to charge your electric car they have EV charging pumps too.

I've been to this Walgreens a few times over the years and it was always a pleasant experience…read more I came in a couple months ago to get a passport photo taken and the whole process was a breeze. The gentleman working the photo department was really nice as well. He knew exactly what to do and what the process was. I would come back here for any photo that I need to take in the future.

Slowest pharmacy I've ever used. Drive thru was so slow I went inside. Still took 40 minutes. I'm…read moreswitching to CVS Pharmacy.

First time coming here. I needed to grab some drinks while I was in the area, plus I've already…read morevisited the Casey's on my previous adventure. It's a normal gas station. Staff here is friendly. Prices are more higher than usual on food and drinks etc. Overall not a bad place to check out. Casual gas station experience.

Sure, it's a gas station. Sure, it has a pretty typical diner on the side. But what is great about…read morethis travel center is that right outside of Omaha you can pick up gas for ten cents less per gallon then you can on the other side of the river. No, I'm not one of those people that drive way out of their way to save $1.60. In fact, that can be quite counterproductive using probably $1.80 in gas to get there. But if you're in the neighborhood, stop in. Save some cash so you can use it across the street at Hardee's or pop into the gas station and get yourself a little sumpin-sumpin. Maybe a teriyaki beef stick and an Iowa post card with an ear of corn wearing sunglasses. See? The savings are changing your life already. And they may change the lives of the passengers in your car if you eat that beef stick on your journey. P.S. Bonus points if you mail an Iowa postcard to me. The groaning noise my wife makes when she sees ridiculous puns like that brings me great joy. Peace.

Beware!! A 44oz Icee Drink cost basically 4.00! 2 donuts…read morecosts 3.62!!! Looks like I will taking my business else where!!!

your typical gas station now im 13 go there in the mornings somtimes before school starts but just…read morefreindly staff 4 stars