On the eve of Thanksgiving and just after my three-year-old son that experienced his first fat lip…read more One of the employees there looked as though she was getting ready to throw out the pizza and I asked her if that was the case and she said yes but I could have some, I thought great! This would surely cheer up my little one as we are on food stamps and don't get to get gas station Pizza so this was a rare treat. It was a different story when I arrived at the cash register the cashier wanted to charge me for it, I explained the conversation I just had with another employee and she said that even they have to pay for it when they're getting ready to throw it out. Now I had to explain to my three-year-old of course he didn't understand that we weren't going to get any pizza so once I got out to the car I realize that I had five bucks in my pocket that my mother had given to me to come and see her the following day so I went back and I got the pizza I'm now sitting in my car and watching the employees laugh about our encounter while writing this review.

From the owner: Kwik Shop, convenience store brand under EG America's family of brands, operates 110+ stores across…read moreIowa, Kansas, and Nebraska. Known for convenience, quality, and a wide range of products, Kwik Shop is a go-to destination for customers seeking fuel, snacks, and essential items. With a commitment to service excellence, Kwik Shop continues to be a trusted choice, catering to the diverse needs of communities across the region.

Short and sweet: esmorzar und convenience store with a gas…read morestation that has a little bit of everything but seems to be overpriced on their convenience store items. Their gas prices are cheaper then the rest of the surrounding area. The older gentleman behind the register does the best he can. The heavy flow of customers doesn't seem to impress him much...

The staff apparently are not required to possess any form of courteous and acceptable customer…read moreservice skills. I have been in the area camping for almost a week and the only time I was treated respectfully was once in the evening. daytime staff are rude!! I love been in everyday and it's the same. went in today for coffee. it was near 7am so you would think there should be coffee. I got the last six drops and looked at the cashier. she gave me a look as if I best not even dare ask for more. I'm done with that place even though I'm still in the area for a few more days. I will drive elsewhere to give my business to those that are actually grateful for it and do not treat the customer as if they are a burden. There are many negative reviews regarding the horrible staff and management should really get it together!

16 gas pumps and they are broken every other week. Try another place north or south.read more

Great prices. Clean restrooms. Snacks. Friendly, clean environment. Had a tire repaired on the way…read moreback home.

Small town local gas station. We just stopped through for gas. The pump wouldn't accept debit cards…read moreso I just used my credit card. Inside is just like a parts store out of the 80's. Old benches, old parts counter, old smell. Limited snacks such as canned coke and bottled coke, small bags of chips etc.

For a gas station, this is very nice. I typically would not suggest food from a gas station but,…read morehave been pretty impressed. Their chicken sandwich, hot dogs and chicken strips are all very good in a pinch! Pretty inexpensive and a good on the go or for a very quick lunch.

Really reasonable breakfast, very clean, well lighted, and extremely competent friendly, helpful…read morepersonnel. Really fresh food, clean restaurant, friendly employees, will be coming back

Tear down this location start and start over Throughout the…read moreyears I've tired to give this location a fair and honest assessment, after several visits, when in Omaha, I've come to the conclusion that someone just doesn't care.

Went to ladies restroom, and it was disgusting. The floor was dirty. There was no hand soap. The…read morecove was missing in some places around the baseboard and around the baseboard on the floor was what look like years of grime. It was totally not clean. The pop we got was also not very good. How do you screw up on pop?

I've been coming to this place for over a year now and I'm done. The employees are miserable, zero…read morepersonality while being snotty. I wish I could have less interaction with them but the item I look for is moved every time I go in. They also must be having money issues during their renovation because the Dr Pepper products are non existent every time I go in. I hope this place fails....

Recently Cubbies in Bennington had a site overhaul in November/December 2025 to combine the deli…read morearea with the Godfather's kitchen area. I was a regular return customer who splurged once a week to pick up fast food. Unfortunately, ever since they reopened, there has been a problem with my order. The first week I ordered the 'big box' meal and one cooked chicken breast separately. The clerk put the chicken breast in a flimsy small plastic bag with no way to seal it. He put the biscuit in a flimsy plastic bag, and the 'tender meal in separate small boxes. The condiments were tossed on top, no larger bag to put everything into for safe transport. At home, I discovered the breast was actually a back. I have worked with raw meat for 50+ years and know the difference in weight and color of a back and breast. That single piece cost $3.99 for about 2 ounces of actual usable food. I went back and showed them and they replaced it with an actual breast. They insisted they don't sell chicken backs. The following week, the 'big box' meal was minus any gravy or a biscuit. I still paid full price even though this was at 5pm, a time when they should have prepared for more sales. The following week I again got a back instead of a breast. I returned and showed them the difference in color of the meat (dark instead of light) and the difference in the actual amount of meat. They replaced it again. The last time I tried to order, I spoke to the manager quietly and politely, suggesting he might want to have a discussion with the rep at Chester's Chicken who provides the raw meat Cubbies buys. I then asked for a chicken breast from the over-flowing basket of chicken pieces we both saw in the display case and he stated, 'there are no breasts there now'. I pointed out several that were certainly large enough and shaped like a breast to be what I usually ordered but he said no, those are thighs. Let's just say those 'Schwarzenegger' chicken thighs must get more exercise than any others being raised in America. But I understood his intent. He wanted to be done with this problem and he is. I've chosen to fix ALL of my meals from scratch now because I have found recipes that match the taste of Cubbie's chicken. I have it pre-prepped in my freezer, ready to fix without someone feeling short changed at my dinner table. And I'm saving the extra cost of buying from fast food shops that don't care what they sell. So, if your purchasing dollar matters to you, check your order before you even pay for it. A family member shouldn't have to do without simply because a fast food shop tries to provide a cheaper piece of meat pretending it is the same value and quantity and you're left paying the higher price for less.

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.