Speedway's age verification policy is a complete joke. If you seriously require every single…read morecustomer -- even an 80-year-old woman hobbling around with a walker -- to dig out an ID and have it scanned just to buy a pack of cigarettes or a bottle of wine, then you're basically admitting that either your employees have zero common sense or your corporate leadership has none. Congratulations on building a system so mindless that it actually punishes obvious adults just to make things "easier" for the cashiers. Nothing says "great customer service" like forcing a senior citizen to drag herself back to her car because a $9/hour employee isn't trusted to look at a human being and determine they're over 21. Instead of empowering your staff to make smart decisions, you've created a robotic, humiliating process that treats everyone like a lying teenager. Good job, Speedway -- you've managed to turn basic transactions into a bureaucratic nightmare. Maybe next time you can just install vending machines and cut out the middleman altogether.

Nice customer service and fresh food also lot of food and good prices I would recommendread more

The husband and wife team who own this humble establishment are the most honest business couple in…read moreMunroe Falls. They do not unnecessarily price gouge cigarettes and liquor in order to milk the wallets of those of us with habits. This is also a small business that is not beholden to corporate rules and regulations. Stop on in and see the Gray family where you can be yourself! - Mike L.

Store manager here needs to retire. The guy just walks around with a s**** look on his face. I…read morecalled just to inquire about photo prices and dude couldn't have wanted to get off the phone faster. Rude. He's rude. So, yeah, typical "generation me" baby boomer in charge who probably really sucks to work for. Was telling my mom about my experience and she said: yeah was just telling dad that guy needs to retire. Sorry for the people who have to work with this guy and for anyone who encounters him, actually.

I'm really sick today and need cold medicine. The fees charged for delivery were crazy, but when…read moreyou're too sick to go out. It's definitely worth it. Fast delivery.

Started working in the area and someone said I had to stop by the deli for food, got an Italian…read moresandwhich, it was so good!! Everything is made to order fresh so they really like you to call ahead, I definitely will be back to try more things! Owners were very friendly!

Although it tasted good its the first blt I ever had without lettuce and tomato. Over all…read moredisappointed

Ok. great spot to qwik shop they know their true everyday customers by name I've been going here…read morefor over ten years thank you

A very nice friendly neighborhood store loyal to their customers and everyone there is pleasant.read more

The station was small but worked for us. The attached convenience store didn't have much of an…read moreinventory.

Great customer service here! Completely impressed with the customer service on the phone, in the…read morestore, and in the drive thru pharmacy. Thank you for being patient and kind.

I attempted to purchase some wine at the Kent Walgreens. When the manager rang it up, he asked for…read moremy id, so I gave it to him. He then scanned it and proceeded to ask the girl in front of me for her id as well because I was talking to her and it appeared to him that she was "with" me because we were talking. He then refused to sell me the wine, which is ludicrous because the girl in front of me had nothing to do with my transaction and never touched the wine. I argued politely and he told me that it is the law that they id everyone who is "with" the person who is buying alcohol. I have read over the alcohol laws in Ohio and there is ABSOLUTELY no law of that nature. Regardless of whether that girl was "with" me or not, the store should not have any right to demand her id if she is not paying for or touching the alcohol. It might be a Walgreens policy (or the policy of that particular employee) - however the employee felt the need to lie to me and say it is the law. I have never had this problem in the past and have bought alcohol hundreds of times at hundreds of different establishments. I can only imagine that this store doesn't refuse to sell alcohol to any customer who walks in the store with their child. That being the case, I feel that I was unfairly discriminated against. I will not be ever purchasing another item from Walgreens again and I will encourage anyone I know to do the same.