Friendly staff good food and clean store. All pumps are now prepay or pay before you pump (you can thank the thieves for this ) and has no car wash as of yet. I'm hoping one day they will get a soft touch car wash. Kwik Trip car washes are the best in my opinion. I would highly recommend this place to anyone. read more

The staff here are the kindest, friendliest folk I have ever met. The store is in direct competition with the one on Seminary Street. If you are an out-of-towner, go to that one and leave this one for the locals. The only thing that would make it better would be a car wash. read more

Kwik trip is always a great place to stop. They always have what we need. Great selection, fresh and great prices. They always open registers if needed also. read more

Went in on Tuesday morning at 8:30, used the ATM and grabbed a snack. The entire time there were 4 employees gossiping behind the counter. Went over to grab a coffee....EVERY type of coffee offered was empty....I told the cashier, after one of them finally broke away from the very important conversation they were having about someone who had gotten a drunk driving over the weekend, was told the decaf wasn't empty and I should drink that....I sat my snack on the counter and walked out...absolutely pathetic workforce and attitude read more

Oh My. You are on the road, need gas, no time to stop at a restaurant, and you decide to go inside the store and find something to eat. Well, at this particular Kwik Trip in Richland Center, the employees are not particularly eager to keep the hot sandwich rack stocked with food. The hamburgers are gone, no pizza slices, nothing that other Kwik Trips usually stock has been made, especially anything labeled "Special!", that is empty. Well, maybe I'll risk the $1.59 corn dog, that seemed to be a safe bet as a kid at the county fair. Out in the car, that first expectant bite, and oh no, doggie chew toy! How many days has this rubbery dried out thing be under the heat lamp? What is the bacterial count on the end sticking out of the wrapper? I felt like I was re-watching the episode of the Simpsons when Homer attempts to eat a hot dog that has been on the roller grill for several months. Not all Kwik Trips are horrid. At least at the one in Sauk City they actually put out new food once in a while and try to keep things stocked. But the one in Richland Center, well, I guess customers are just a nuisance and they could not be bothered with such mundane tasks as actually going into the kitchen more than once a day to make a few sandwiches. I think the Corporate headquarters of KT should send a spy and investigate this one. Or give me my $1.59 back. read more