Stoped to use restroom on our way home to Caseville coming from Grand Rapids. Very well stocked…read morewith everything imaginable including souvenirs. Very clean well kept restroom 5-star all the way. Great polite staff. If you are hungry for more than a snack (which the have biggest selection) a Subway is also in the building. Highly recommend for snacks or whatever. They have a walk-in cooler to grab your case. Stop fill-up and shop.

Wow, one of the nicer fuel stations I've seen. You walk inside, and you see a modern, sleek, and…read moreinviting design. Lots of soda, snacks, frozen goods, a full coffee bar (with my personal favorite - extra-caffeinated coffee), and even a "beer cave" for those who drink. I've had great service both times that I've been here so far. Not only that, but this station opened with not just your usual 2, but 4 E85 pumps. Best E85 price around Bay City too! Right off I-75, and a short jog from both downtown Bay City as well as Saginaw.

First and foremost I'd like to say I am boycotting this business, this place isn't getting a penny…read morefrom me after the horrific acts of the employees denying a disabled person access to the store WITH the consent of their boss. MDCR Q13 states: "No. The ADA does not require any specific identification, color, or vest for trained service animals. Individuals who have been required to obtain service animal identification or register their service animal report this to the Michigan Department of Civil Rights" Therefore I will not be supporting such a "business" than can conclude of such behavior because me, myself I have a service animal and I too would be denied just because staff is uneducated. and MAYBE I'll change my mind if THE OWNER and EMPLOYEES make a statement apologizing for their insubordination. Under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), individuals with disabilities have the right to be accompanied by their service animals in all public spaces, including businesses, restaurants, hotels, and public transportation. Denying access or services to a person with a service animal is a violation of federal law and can result in legal consequences. Service animals are trained to perform specific tasks to assist individuals with disabilities, and they are not considered pets. It is essential to recognize and respect the role of service animals in supporting individuals with disabilities and to provide equal access and opportunities. Overall experience is -100000/10 because staff lacks human decency

There is one employee miss piggy that is rude asks you to buy her stuff all the time gives you no…read morehelp when u ask a question and thinks she is just miss know it but is also miserable with her job and im sure her life as well ive never left a review in my life and she is the reason im making my first now.

This location is a decent representative for the franchise…read more We stopped in for a pitstop and fill-up. The pump filled our vehicle efficiently. The store (and restrooms) were clean and well-maintained. All and all; this facility met our needs, and allowed us to smoothly continue our travels.

Rude employees!!! Made me prepay while several cars pulled up pumped and went in and paid while I…read morecouldn't figure out why the pump would not turn on. The employee came out and started yelling at me that I had to prepay which I have no problem if it's stated right at the pump. Will never put fuel in my dump truck again there

I have been here several times, gotten in the car wash put in my money, to be out of soap. Counter…read moreperson can't do anything about it, Management's in during the hours that I work I'm never coming back here again!