This is a decent little gas station/convenience store that came in clutch for me while I was…read morestaying nearby in downtown Omaha. First thing to know, Downtown Omaha is kind of a grocery store desert - or at least that was the impression I got from my visit. We were travelling with our toddler and while I KNOW she should be 100% off bottles, we are picking our fights and she still enjoys one with her milk in the morning and in the evening. That being said, we only brought two bottles and planned on cleaning them as we went. Our only problem was we forgot dish soap. After asking the front desk where would be the easiest place to find some they recommended Cubby's and they were right! While you pay convenience store prices, it was easy to pick up what we needed and they had a few options which was nice. The store itself has a good variety of food, snacks, odds and ends, and likely serves as a little grocer for anyone who lives nearby. I wouldn't say I loved this place so much I would definitely return, but I will say it was clean, had what we needed, and was conveneint, which really was about all I could ask for in a nearby convenience store.

The meat selection looks surprisingly great! This review needs to be more characters but thats…read morebasically all i wanted to say

I don't know about you, but when I go to a gas station, I expect to get pickled mushrooms, Eastern…read moreEuropean delicacies, and Russian beer. What... Is it just me? If you never went in, you'd never think it was anything more than a gas station. Beer at gas stations isn't anything new. But, beer that you could only get at a specialty market? That's pretty cool. Conversely, if you weren't paying attention and you missed the gas pumps, it looks like a specialty market, with a wide selection of things you could never think of buying. Pickled mushrooms? Interesting. Five different kinds of pickled mushrooms? Wow. It IS a specialty market, with a wide selection of things you could never think of buying. Why are there gourmet cookies with a label I can't read? I don't know, but they look delicious. Why is there kratom at the gas station? No idea, but it's pretty cool. Oh...and the gas prices are reasonable, and there is plenty of distancing going on here. I wish I lived here. No, not at the gas station/specialty shop, although that is an idea.

This may seem like a super random and weird place to review, but it needs doing. We were driving by…read morethis gas station and saw "gyros" on the sign. What? What the heck is a gas station doing selling gyros? Obviously we needed to try it, or at the very least look at it. Upon entering the store and looking to the left, there's an entire section for Russian food. We were befuddled, as there's no signage advertising eastern European groceries outside at all. What's more, the entire wall is eastern European food. Seems like an oversight not to advertise, so I felt I had to post. There's freezers full of pierogies, ice creams, cakes, sausages, caviar, and more. There's entire food stands full of Russian chocolates, tea cookies, and desserts. On top of that, they have made to order gyros and Philly cheese steaks. Got the gyro with fries for $6.49 and was astounded by how good it was. The pita was nice and soft, and the meat was plentiful and seasoned well. The veggies and sauce weren't my favorite, but I can overlook those. Turns out the owner of this place also owns the gyro shop in The Food Court on 42nd St, and they know what they are doing. I'll be coming back, but may bring my own homemade sauce. You definitely need to check this place out. Plus, think how hilarious it will be to tell someone you are taking them out to gyros, only to pull up to a gas station.

I've passed this gas stations for decades and never stopped. It used to be directly accessible from…read moreHighway 75 but the upgrades to HWY 75 in recent years have made it harder to get to. So why did I decide to go there? I have a Hyundai vehicle that was recently updated so I could use Hyundai Pay for gas and parking at select locations. The Phillips 66 at this location was the nearest location so I decided to give it a try. Was easy to get to from my home once my GPS gave me the route. Pumps were modern and in good condition, and I was able to pay using either Hyundai Pay on my car or the Phillips 66/Conoco/76 "Fuel Forward" app from my phone. Contactless payment worked perfectly. The station also offers non-ethanol fuel choices which is rare for the area if you prefer not to put ethanol additives into your car (I don't mind the ethanol myself). The window cleaning bucking were full as were the paper cloth dispensers. Overall a solid choice for filling up your car. The station also has a convenience store that I didn't try on this visit. I hope more local gas stations will start taking contactless payments. The Omaha area is definitively behind with it come to taking NFC payments at the pump. On on a somewhat related subject, Omaha seems to be behind on electrical vehicles charging locations.

This location belonged to another gas station company before it became part of the Casey's family,…read moreso that's why it's larger and looks different. Like other locations, there's a small area set aside if you want to grab a slice or two of the franchise's delicious pizza. Also, like other locations, the store is clean and the staff makes sure it stays that way. Last, but not least, free air is out front.

Correct prices that match what is advertised. $3.39/gallon advertised $3.93 charged. Management was…read moreUnconcerned and Rude. This was an overcharge of over $8. I will never go to Any Caseys again and will share this info with the world. BUYER BEWARE

Check your bank statement after you purchase gas! I received a notice from my bank. I called my…read morebank and there was an impending additional $100 charge at Murphy's so I cancelled card. I called manager and they said they have a holding fee usually $175 until card clears. Bank has never heard of that and sounded like fraud. Beware

There was a problem with one of the pumps. It was set to charge the highest price per gallon,…read more$3.599 per gallon instead of the amount i pushed, $2.74 per gallon. A technician was there and fixed the pump. But I paid $.85 more for 9.853 gallons -so i overpaid $8.50. No one could help me. I'm done with this gas station.

Great brushless car wash for $8. I won't buy BP gas, but the car wash here is great. Today there…read morewas a glitch with the machinery, and they gave me a replacement wash quickly. Great service!

I usually don't pick this gas station unless I need fast gas and want to head towards Target. It's…read morenever super busy and the market has items readily available to snack on. The car wash is average and I won't use it except during winter months to rinse off particles on the vehicle. Overall, not a bad place if you are in the area.

Very friendly, service-oriented staffers at this small neighborhood fuel and convenience shop…read more The bonus is a disproportionally large and well-curated IPA selection! The owner is an IPA-lover and it's evidenced in his reach-ins. Shop small. Shop local.

I enjoy stopping by this recently re-opened gas station and convenience store at 52nd and…read moreLeavenworth. I forget what the former name was, but the refresh and new management are much better than whoever used to run the place. Inside, you'll find all your favorite snacks and junk food, plus plenty of fountain drinks, energy drinks and a surprisingly diverse selection of beer (no liquor though). Prices are on par from what you'll find a grocery store. Up front, buy your smokes and lottery tickets and chat with the friendly cashier. I'm definitely adding Everest into my regular rotation of convenience stores!