The Eagle Store has everything one might need, whether you're local to Rochester, or if you're…read moretraveling. I came into this convenience store looking for some bottled water. They had the larger bottles of water for $1.25 each. Additionally, they have snacks, souvenirs, hair care, skincare, Tylenol, greeting cards, puzzles, books and magazines. Everything is very appropriately priced. I just didn't notice a lot of trial sized products, everything was full sized. If you happen to need something in Rochester, the Eagle Store will likely have it.

All of the staff were very helpful. They helped carry out my 24 pack of water and spent time making…read moresure I had what I needed.

It was decent, definitely cleaner and more organized than most gas stations. Employees were nice,…read morewide variety of food/drinks, only complaint was ground coffee beans in the bottom of my coffee cup.

This is about, no it by far the Best gas station I have ever been in. Not only is the selection…read moreamazing selection of food, including steaks , baked goods and amazing coffee selections, the staff is friendly and engaging. Kristi ,the manager runs a great ship. Store is clean and we'll organized. Conner, Matt and others all fab. Visiting brother at Mayo clinic. Brights pot in the am an pm.

Did you know that you needed a Packers sweatshirt?* Neither did I…read more Horsfalls convinced me of that, not through any high pressure sales tactics, but rather, through price. You'll end up with a lot of deals and possibly a wheelbarrow full of junk and a much lighter wallet or checkbook, if you're not careful. New wallet? Check. Spices? Check. Rubber spatulas? Check. Walking stick? Check. Hunting socks? Check. Hawkeye calendar? Check. Wait, none of that was on my list! And I don't even go hunting or even like the Hawkeyes, aagh! I hate you and love you, Horsfalls! The owner is great to talk to and his mind is razor sharp. Be sure to visit both locations for maximum wheeling and dealing. You can curse me later. * It's my favorite sweatshirt, so I'm actually quite happy.

This is probably the busiest place to check out that has a lot of attention into small town. It's…read moreso popular it has a second store but it only visited one of the stores. Horsfall in Lansing has everything practically that you can think of here from groceries, office supplies a variety of practical needs that you wouldn't expect. The store can be very busy but getting through the aisles is a big challenge because it's very narrow like going through a bodega in New York city. Staff here is very friendly. I would not recommend shopping here if you are claustrophobic

Love the veggie omelette and breakfast potatoes for breakfast on my weekends off with a glass of…read morespicy V8. I have been coming here often for the past 10 years. The wait staff, clerk, and kitchen staff are are friendly and helpful. It is a small cafe within a convenience store out in the middle of NE Iowa. This is the place where farmers hang out.

This is one of my favorite breakfast or lunch places to eat whenever I visit my grandparents. The…read moremeals are cooked in big portions for a good price. Food is delicious!! I haven't tried the dinner menu but I bet it is tasty. The people there are very welcoming and it is usually the same people everyday! It has a very homey feel! 5/5 recommend!!

Oh, the sexual innuendo convenience store chains in Iowa. Used the bathroom and checked out their…read moremerch. I found a clear Kum and go plastic bag for stadium events, can koozie and flashlight. There are also t-shirts and hoodies. Iowa has hard liquor in their convenience stores and a walk-in beer cooler. Sign at registers cracked me up. Am I the only one with a dirty mind?

This Kum&Go is located near the Diamond Jo's Casino, off the 35 freeway. The store is very clean,…read morethe bathrooms are well maintained, and the food selection is great. The phone app helps expedite payment and pump activation when refilling your gas tank. The employees are friendly, and parking is convenient if you aren't getting gas at the pumps. Access in and out of the lot is well designed, and the route back to the freeway or casino is easy to find.

I normally fuel my rental car before I do my usual road trip from the Twin Cities down to northern…read moreIowa. Yesterday, I forgot to. Instead, while in downtown Rochester, I decided to top my car's gas tank at this Holiday gas station. This Holiday is just off South Broadway. It's a nice, large gas station with pumps in the double digits. The convenience store looked massive! I didn't need to go in. I like when U.S. gas pumps accept Canadian credit cards. The one that I used did not prompt for a ZIP code. All went well. I simply had to insert it and enter my PIN. Holiday is affiliated with Cub Foods. I got prompted to enter my Cub rewards card. I don't have one, so I skipped that part. I was thrilled to have topped off my car's gas tank. The area around the gas pump that I used was clean and great. The only downside was that each pump has a screen that plays ads. Every one was saying something that it does get noisy. This gas station is spacious. A Rochester bus was parked off to the side, likely taking a break before going back on its regular route. It didn't block any vehicle coming in and out of this gas station. I had a pleasant experience. I'll need to check out the convenience store next time I'm here. (492)

This is now rebranded as a Circle K. I needed cash at US Bank atm, and Google maps brought me to…read morethis out of the way location. Filled up gas tank, got cash. I broke a $20 bill and got 2 waters. Then it poured rain. Ran to car. Used the bathroom and it was clean. No concerns.

I already summed up the experience for that LaCrosse KT. The 3rd worst location in town…read more I drove by 4 stores that day. The first was probably one I should've stopped at. The second, by the direction I was traveling at the time was too dumpy to consider even slowing down for, the one after that was similarly dismal by exterior appearances. Finally as I was done with my work in town I was heading out, and had to get a road soda and use the facilities. They were dire, at best. Getting an energy drink was the best option since the coffee station was lacking, and it was filthy anyway. An empty store, dirty floors, coffee and the hot foods were unstocked. The lazy clown was busy with social media and having a swearing contest with a trashy woman who was pissing about some injustice she'd been through. I wish I'd have driven a couple miles further and gone to the first store at the northern most end of this town. Today I was back in this area where, for another small electrical troubleshooting job, and I did stop at the nicest KT. Maybe later I'll think to write about its far superior management and perhaps even the ownership is corporate run, because I can't imagine the other three were. They have to be private franchises that have little adherence to their parent company's policies

luuhhhhvve kwik trih..... it was [fore]shadowed that this meal would suffice my…read moreneeds...unfortunatel not gooh for my stomach...you can imagine what happened...ok i'll tell you.. diarreuh. thank yew burgah king.

So how does a tourist from San Francisco wind up at Sattre?…read more Easy! Miss a turn on a dark Decorah night and start a backroads gravel-kickin' adventure! We didn't actually get into the store - it was after 11pm... but for a couple of lost left-coasters a five-way crossroads tells you to GET HELP! So, we owe a debt of gratitude to the crossroads and Sattre store, which will be forever embedded in our minds and will be an important destination next time we come through the land of the Vikings. Getting straightened out without navigational aids - just enough clouding to block the good ol' North Star - is easier said than done in Decorah when your cellphone is on AT&T.... literally backing up or going forward 20' could be the difference between "NO SERVICE" and one flickering bar. Plagued with cellephonicus interrupticus, we tried getting directions from the front desk at our hotel... but they managed to get us deeper into Iowa's heart of darkness. I asked the hotel desk to give me the number for Decorah police. That took care of it. Just another ten-fifteen on gravel roads and then a sprint to downtown. Victory, so sweet! A three-hour tour, Iowa style. There's a song in there somewhere... hey, how about a few lines.... Never been so lost as I was in Sattre, Yet somehow, it made me sad when I was found. I didn't know that crossroads Could come to mean so much, Yes I'll see you The next time I come around.

Ah Yes, The Satre Store is an Iowa "not to be missed"! Five gravel roads do come together at the…read morecrest of a hill, a beautiful, but dusty spot in Big Corn Country.