First time coming here. I was running low on fuel heading to the Minneapolis area. This place was…read morequite accommodating since it was close to the highway. Prices on food and drinks are outrageous but this place is definitely clean and modern.

Stopped in and immediately noticed a large and nicely displayed section of cheese and meats. Clean…read moreplace with a lot of items and a friendly staff. Would definitely recommend stopping here!

Just wanted to pick up a quick gallon of milk and return to the cabin in time for the news. This…read morewas the closest convenience store. Drive there. Go in. Plenty of milk. B u t -- NO prices on the skim milk. No prices on any of the gallons of milk. Not many prices on much of anything in their grocery section. Was so annoyed I left without purchasing anything. And won't go back. Is this legal? Bad.

It's Kwik trip which is my favorite fuel station because it's the Walmart of fuel stations with…read moreeverything you need or want on the road including a beer cooler, don't drink and drive. This is one of the smaller/older stores and as you open the door all the hot food smacks you in the face. Kwik Trip is really a convenience store with fresh food, hot food cooked in the store and the famous take and bake pizza. They have food specials all the time and the $1 rip off Mc Rib was on when I stopped by. The bath rooms are usually clean compared to other gas stations which I like. I gassed up and had all my needs meet which is why I like Kwik Trip. One of the special today was the 12 oz 99 cent Frappes which sounds good but not my cup of tea, they always specials which is why people like the place. The $2.99 ground chuck beef and bun special was still going on which is a good deal.

I had used the pay at the pump feature at this basic gas station so no need to check out inside…read more The outside area very clean - no trash blowing around. I believe this gas station has eight pumps and all were being used. Kwik Trip is close to Highway 151 and off of Highway 16 so this station is very convenient. Plain and simple. Nice station.

Gas was 'cheap', the rest rooms clean and the restaurant here is pretty good…read more Of course there is a convenience store included and it provides everything you may need, from some automotive stuff, to souvenirs, snacks, drinks and so on.

Gas costs more here than the place two doors down…read more Playing the corporate cash grab so you have to see cashier (past all sorts of things for sale!) to pump gas. You cannot pay at the pump. Cashier played the game of which pump is yours. The only one with a car in the middle of the.day. Nope, it had to be a number. Since I had to go back to my car anyways, it was quicker and cheaper to get gas next door.

I'm at a payphone trying to call home All of my change I…read morespent on you Where have the times gone, baby it's all wrong Where are the plans we made for two I'm sorry, I HAD TO DO THAT!!!! Oh this random Mobilmart in the middle of nowhere between my Grandparent's house in Tomah and Madison.... you are just so nostalgic that I plan on cheating on Kwik Trip and stopping here to/from (one or the other... or both) when I visit my Grandparents. It's Mobil. It's Gas. They have a convenience store with a lot of liquor. I repeat, a lot of liquor. There is a Domino's attached, I think... I didn't add the other photo of me chugging a can of a fine malt beverage called JOOOSE!. It was clean inside and they had all the proper COVID precautions in place. The 2 girls at the cash register were rather bored, I think. The best part of this gas station is the payphone. I don't even know if it works. I don't care. It's a payphone! Also, the JOOOSE! Please note: it really isn't that good. I just bought it because of the name.

I stopped at a lot of these places across the country, Usually looking for milk, perhaps mints, or…read moresome other small thing. The farther West I got the better they were overall. This one is a step up from those on the East Coast, but a step down from those out West. It was however clean and well lit. Easy parking.

This is just your typical Kwik Trip, although a bit classier than most. They have gas and diesel…read morepumps, a clean interior, and all the road-trip gas station essentials (coffee bar, bakery, dairy, walk-in beer cooler, etc.). Bait is also available, which is cool. I saw a Redbox here once, but didn't notice it on my last visit. For a gas station, this isn't too bad. That said, I miss the grocery store that used to be here, so I'm a bit ambivalent about this place. The previous establishment offered nearly everything a grocery store had. Kwik Trip is a sad replacement. It isn't really fair to compare this place to something that doesn't exist anymore, right? But.. it's still just a gas station.

Plenty of space to park and get gas or diesel. Daily food deals. Fresh fruit, apples, bananas,…read morepotatoes. They have bread and milk and a small variety of groceries on hand. A selection of common beer. They also have fishing bait! Don't forget about the no fee ATM!

If Charlie's doesn't have it, you can do without!!…read more Seriously, we've checked there for the most obscure items to avoid driving from Merrimac into S-P or Baraboo, and they always have what we need or something close enough! The produce they have might be limited but it's always top-notch! Liquor aisle is very good as are the baked goods they carry. We love Charlie's and will always tank up our car and boat there as well. Supporting local small business is the way to go!

This happened. Anyplace you can buy gas, toothbrushes, candy, toy cars and monkey butt is a winner…read more (I didn't buy the monkey butt- I laughed REALLY hard). It all started when the three year old child of my friends asked me about the "Chuck Store" Moi: "What is a 'Truck Store'?" Kid: "CHUCK, it is the bestest store ever in the whole world with candy!" Moi: "Do they have a toothbrush? He forgot to pack a toothbrush..." Kid: "Duh. They have EVERYTHING, and candy too." Indeed. Naturally, I had to see this marvel. And the kid tells no lies- this is part gas station, part old-timey general store, part hardware store, gardening center, liquor store, candy emporium and drugstore- that is a whole lotta hats, but the lady working the counter was clearly a pro able to direct me to candy and toothbrushes with ease. For the kid, a combo of monster truck toy car and lolly pop that took two days of effort to eat ($1.29, pictured with all it's awesome glory). That car is miraculously still intact. Have you played with a three year old? I'm surprised I am intact, kid is relentless and makes my hyperactive energy look tame. Awesome. For me to keep up, a Starbucks double shot chugged at light-speed and the priceless shot of Lady Monkeybutt- which I cannot believe is a real product and had me laughing hysterically as much as the three year old. Maybe more. I didn't know places like this existed anymore, but am glad they do.

I had best experience coming into the store James was very helpful and nice and very polite and I'm…read moregoing to return to have him take care of me

Their hours of decreased I used to go there because they were open late the staff there is usually…read morerude and just not a good experience in my book and reading other reviews I noticed the manager or whoever is only comments on people that give the place a good rating he doesn't comment on any of us that are reading it bad to try to resolve the issues typical

When I travel, the sight of the red-lettered Kwik Trip sign is always a signal that a needed oasis…read moreis just ahead. (Kwik Star in Iowa.) Even if it's only a stop to inspect the men's room, I know I can count on KT to be clean and welcoming. Almost all Kwik Trip stores are laid out with a similar floor plan, there are a  few different floor plans depending on the footprint of the store and  when it was built. Some are mirror images of one another, which I refer  to as left hand stores and right hand stores, depending on which way you  turn to approach the cash registers. This is a left hand store. When you go into the store,  you'll get that feeling of Deja vu, which is exactly what the owners  want you to feel. This store is newer so it uses the newer floor plan. Karuba Coffee, Dunkers, doughnuts, and hot foods  are straight back. Rest rooms are on the far end, take a right at the  cooler. Lottery forms are back there, too, for processing at the  registers. The no-fee ATMs are to your right as you enter the store. Out on the gas island, you'll find Unleaded, Unleaded Plus, Unleaded Premium, E-85, and Diesel #2. The store and car wash is 24/7. Car Wash? Yes, it's across the street in a separate building. If you happen to drive an 18-wheeler, there is a separate truck fueling station. It's easy in and easy out with no silly roundabouts to come through. You'll find Diesel #2 and Premium Diesel. This is a nearly complete auto and truck plaza, the car wash is across the street. It's a complete convenience store with sandwiches, coffee and soft drinks and almost anything you could need in the coolers, freezers and food gondolas. Like all Kwik Trips, the bakery all comes from La Crosse and it's pretty good. It's everything you've come to expect in a Kwik Trip and a whole lot more.

Stop here pretty regularly to fill up and get milk and eggs. Gas prices are average for the area…read moreand milk/eggs are cheaper than Wal*Mart. Service is usually prompt and polite.