Right off the interstate 88 toll road across the street from Road Ranger. There is a truck…read moreentrance but no truck parking for 18 wheelers. The inside of this gas station is very nice and clean including the restrooms. Plenty of pumps at this gas station as well.

Employees on their phones in kitchen. Pizza was not done when it was suppose to be. When I arrived…read more20 minutes after I order the dough to make my pizza just sitting on counter not covered no sauce toppings or cheese even on it. Not even in oven yet. Unsanitary and yes I left without waiting for the pizza they can keep that because you know they didnt throw it away. Give it to the next person im sure hope nobody gets sick!

After driving more than 250 miles, this place was here when we only had 9 miles till I was…read morecompletely empty and had nowhere to turn too. Clerk was really nice, filled up got some food and head to our next destination. There's video game slots,tables to eat at and there's alot of things to choose from to eat and drink.

Absolute nightmare., I felt like I was walking into a party and not a business. People were running…read morearound. Half the stock was missing. When I went to leave someone blocked my car in, but they did make sure to let me know how cool they were by revving their engine before parking in a stall and getting out to talk to their friends. Last time I ever set foot in the place.

As we travel on the journey of life our path is sometimes changed by unexpected events or…read moresituations. This is what happened to me on this fateful March day in 2022. The skies were overcast, and the wind was wiping with rage as I was traveling to the Ohio Illinois filling station for a quick bite to eat. I pulled into the parking lot and sat in my truck contemplating if the risk of eating there outweighed the reward. I am normally not a man that gambles but in a moment of weakness I decided to go for it against my better judgment. As I walked in, it was to my surprise that the card reader was once again not working. So, I walked over the ATM to grab some cash to pay for my soon to be bout of diarrhea that was inevitably in my near future. I am not sure if it was a lucky break or if God intervened on my behalf, but the ATM was "Out of Order". I turned around defeated and walked out the door with my stomach still yarning for food. After a quick search on the next nearest establishment on my cell phone I decided I would drive to the next town over which was Walnut, Illinois. I knew I was getting close when small towns water tower peaked over the horizon. The closer I got to Walnut I could see a silhouette of a World War II era battle tank which was the towns gatekeeper. As I approached the tank, I could see that the sides were scaled with rust as If it was the remnants of a time long gone. The town of Walnut appeared to be just like any typical small Midwest town with agriculture deep engrained in their way of life. As if a beacon of light lite up my path I could see the tall shell gas station sign before me. The soul purpose of this trip miles out of my way. I was ecstatic when I saw that this gas station was twice the size of the Ohio Filling station, Afterall it had two pumps instead of one and they both appeared to be in working order. I walked in the door, it was almost like the record skipped and the regular clientele became keenly aware of my presence. I was an out-sider after all and an unfamiliar face. As I made my way around the store, eyes glaring at me and as if they were anticipating my next move. I found myself standing in front of a fridge door with an impressive selection of soft drinks and cheese sticks. I viewed my options and landed on a ZERO ULTRA Monster energy drink. I grabbed my desired drink and made my way to the area with the food, which was in a glass case on the right side of the cash register. This part of the gas station felt like a small family owed diner. With the walls covered in retro wood panels, two outdated burnt orange booths, and boxes of plastic straws along the walls. In the glass case it was your typical gas station food; However, there was no access to the food and required ordering your food from the tenant behind the counter. After careful consideration I decided on deep fried mac and cheese bites. After receiving my delicious small-town cuisine, I made my way to the cash register to pay for my items. Once there I was greeted by a blonde lady with the name "Patti" on her badge. She was kind woman who appeared to love the slow pace and freedom her lifestyle provided. This was an overall great visit with great customer service. I am just glad I didn't have to eat at the nasty Ohio Filling Station.

I b used the ATM in thus gas station it never dispensed my money however did take it out of my bank…read moreaccount. The young man working there said it happens all the time. No 800 number on the ATM . I asked the young man working to call the manager who was not on premises. He did, I spoke to a very rude unprofessional woman named Karen. I asked her if she had a 800 # for the bank or uf she could tell me how to get my money. She told me it wasn't her problem I need to call the bank that she didn't have a number for. As her husband was yelling in the background for her to hang up the F****** phone. Not only was she rude and unprofessional Her name certainly fit her!! (Karen)

This is hands down my FAVORITE gas station! They sell "Top Tier" gas, they have 93 oct, they know…read moreme by first name, they are a huge part of our "West End" community. I am always greeted with a smile and thier prices for gas are usually lower than the rest in town. I love this place!

I can not speak to the gas part of this establishment but I can speak to the service inside. I…read moreappreciate them having their Monday through Friday lunch done and ready to go at 10 am as that is when my husband who works at the local factory takes lunch. The food is always hot, fresh and reasonably priced. They have their regular menu and a special each day. I have been in there several times lately and the staff has been very friendly and helpful each time. I highly recommend stopping in and grabbing lunch if you are in the area.