Clean, well-lit, felt safe and secure. The squeegie game is strong here (and now my back window is…read moreclean!). I'm a fan!

While driving down Broadway with a tank nearing empty, I noticed E-Z and pulled in. Let's just get…read moreto it: Pros: -Comparable gas prices. -The store's gas stalls and inside were both incredibly clean. -Friendly staff! -E-Z has a robust selection of processed foods. -If you enjoy drinking pop -which I don't- you'll love this place because of its huge selection. -Affordable car wash. (I believe $6.99 is the cheapest.) -Vacuum station! Cons: -My gas receipt had no type. (This is def. an issue if you're getting a car wash.) -The car wash's water jets are weak and didn't get the dirt off of my car. (So, why did I buy a car wash?) Will I be back if I'm in the area? Sure! Not for a car wash, though. 3.5 if I could.

Great little place and the owners are incredibly kind…read more It's very handy to have this for last minute supplies.

predatory prices and store manager. makes accusations and talks over you…read more do yourself a favor and don't spend money here. you're better off door dashing.

This is my local TJ store, I love it here. Free 1 hr parking ramp, flowers are fresh and…read moreinexpensive, always bringing out new snacks to try. I also love the new striped totes, got some for myself for $2.99/ea. Such a good deal for cute mini totes. The workers are friendly and always answering questions regarding their products. Love the sesame mochi, bibimguksu and spicy rolled tortilla chips. 10/10, will continue to shop here

I love shopping at Trader Joe's! I go in for my usual staples, but I always end up discovering fun…read morenew items that somehow make their way into my cart. This last trip, I found the cutest pink strawberries on the shelf. Such a delightful and unexpected find. Sometimes, I pick up seasonal products that I end up loving so much I wish they were available year-round. Their popular and seasonal items can sell out quickly especially during busy months. So it can be a good idea to stock up before they disappear. The people who work there are also consistently cheerful, helpful, and polite, which makes shopping there feel welcoming and enjoyable.

One of those places you could drive by and not even know they have a grill with food options. If…read moreyou do pull in though I highly recommend the Philly. I had heard this from others and read a lot of positive reviews on it as well. They are done quickly (10 minutes or so) and combined with fries it's tough to even finish the whole thing. Both the philly and the fries were cooked great and are an awesome quick option here in Northeast.

The new deli and menu is truly amazing! Home cooked food with all sorts of options. We had the…read morechicken fried rice, cranberry cream cheese wonton, spicy stir fry noodles, and a Philly cheesesteak. All made from scratch in 20 minutes for takeout. Soooo good

Being new to the area, I've been hunting down the gas stations that are close by. So far this one…read moreBY FAR is the cleanest most upkept gas station I found in the area so far. Like, almost amazingly beyond normal clean! Yes, it's small and quaint and doesn't have the selection of snacks, drinks, fresh pastry smell wafting in the air like some of the bigger ones but hey- I'm on a diet anyway! Sometimes the the smell of cleaning products is a little over powering when I walk in (kind of a dislike for me yet at the same time...it does smell freshly cleaned). I noticed even the outdoor grounds are better kept up than Uhm some of the neighbori g houses and businesses around it. The gas seemed to be a good .05c less than the one down the street a ways to boot. Service?? 2 our of 3 times so far was friendly. Today's dude was a bit crabby, on the phone and let me stand there a few minutes waiting while being I. The phone, then checked his text while ringing me up and didn't say anything to me. Not cool...but maybe he was "putting out a fire" or something. It will still be my go to gas station for now, unless I find one better close by.

His name is Rob. And I couldn't agree more…read more I've never used yelp, never reviewed a business before, but since I just called Rob to ask for contact info, he said there wasn't any. So to the owner, Joe.... This is a customer service position, even more so that being a waitress, etc. He is the rudest human being I've ever met. An older lady once worked there pt, and agreed with me, have me the owner's number but that was before you bought it. Never ever saying thank you or hello is one thing, but scoffing at me and annoyingly correcting me on what I called my cigarettes (when Marlboro changed there names from light to silver, for example), is probably the last thing you want to do to a customer. For years it's been the closest place to my home to get gas, and I started going elsewhere, even though gas costs more most places around here ( I applaud that). Now I know his car and schedule so I just don't go there weekday afternoons and evenings anymore. He watched me wait for has authorization while he (extremely dragging ass) checked the garbages outside ( that were over flowing) and slowly walked in, as my pump has now been beeping for over 90 seconds, and he still took his time in there. I've wanted to say something for years but I'm not an angry person. I worked in hospitality for 15 years. He couldn't even cut it as a dishwasher, let alone make it through an interview. And is he wearing a wedding ring? Poor girl. I really hope someone sees this, as I'm sure nobody checks gas station reviews.

Mollyos is your typical Little Convenience store that is mostly to support the tenants businesses…read morein the building. Being located in the lobby allows for easy access and if you happen to be down at Mill Ruins Park and need to pick up something to drink. You won't find a fully stocked market here, But they have a decent little variety of Soda, energy drinks and the such, Along with a few small snack items. The guy that runs the store is friendly and will try to get in any special requests, as he stocks mostly what the tenants request. Convenience and location if your finishing up a walk or run at Ruins Park is the real Gem of this store.

Nice people that work in that store well managed clean not like other stores that's nastyread more

My issue with these stores that lock up almost ALL of the products is why do they never have staff…read moreworking around the store to open the cases? I'm aware it's to prevent theft but no matter how much I need or want a product there's a level of inconvenience I'm not willing to tolerate. There was one cashier and a line of 6+ people, was I was supposed to wait for the the ever growing line for that one employee to assist me? I walked around the store 2x and never seen an employee on the sales floor, just a cashier up front. Also some products I need to see the package/read it before committing or even compare it sometimes look up prices or other info so the stress of having to have someone wait while I decide is too much. Also brings a level of discomfort that if things are that bad you shouldn't shop there. Walgreens in general is not my choice or retailer for anything really but I'm sure there's people in this area that rely on them and I hope they find a way to combat theft, hire more people to work the floor and provide a better sense of community.

A drug store in Target so the shelf items are always available despite pharmacy counter's short…read morehours. This is a very convenient location for U of M students and Dinkytown residents. Open seven days a week yes, but odd weekend hours so check ahead. Not warm and fuzzy just straight ahead state your name and dob pick up order, sign and leave.

I pick up all of my prescriptions here because it's the closest location to my house and I have yet…read moreto be disappointed! They have my prescriptions filled faster than I can blink my eyes, they actually remind ME of my refill due dates, and their customer service is unmatched. I love it so much here that I even hold off getting my flu shot every year until I am available to receive it at this location. Thanks Dinkytarget CVS employees!

Nice grocery store, but kind of pricey…read more Once you park, you may have to get through a couple pan handlers before you reach the door of the store (at least I did). "Nothing to spare", my usual line. Service was nice. I asked about if they had a little cafe there, but they don't so I left. I followed a guy stealing two cans of energy drinks that he palmed.

If I could give it a negative star I would. This Cub announces in every way that what they would…read morereally like to do is to sell groceries without any customers. They have decided that the solution to their high theft problem is to lock up every household product with a dollar value above 99 cents. This "solution" means that you cannot look at the product you intend to purchase, nor can you carry it to the checkout yourself. Additionally, the already over-worked employee forced to baby sit you is not interested in the fact that you may need more than a nano second to consider your options before making a purchase. Let's not forget, that as the burdensome task of waiting for you to decide on your product falls to this presumably union employee, this arrangement forces them to treat you as a potential shoplifter. This allows them the space between you and them since, as you can imagine, they spend their shift being yelled at and generally crapped on. Well, Cub, at Midway. This is your grand plan to make money, is it? Have all your products behind glass, and then, if anyone has the audacity to point out how ludicrous this is, the only option is to complain to an employee who also realizes what a complete waste of everyone's time and energy this but is forced into compliance lest they complain and risk their $13.21 an hour, no benefits. So, I think it goes without saying that I won't be shopping at this Cub again. But I know the decision-makers don't read these reviews, nor do they care. Because if they did, they would have retracted their ridiculous plan of babysit shopping behind a glass wall, one employee shift after it began. As no one with actual power will make any real change, this review is for you, dear reader. If you had any doubts about exclusively shopping on Amazon, and I certainly have my own problems with that, consider that the final brick and mortars aren't soliciting any feedback. Or, perhaps to the union Cub employee. Consider the power of your union. Are you actually seeing the benefit of those union dues, while you're forced into trench warfare with your own customers, knowing full-well corporate doesn't listen to you either? Hey, Andre Persaud, CEO, you said you had to earn customer loyalty; Or was that just a good talking point? In a food desert that is midway, you don't even have to do that. You just have to be the only option. Congrats being some people's only option. But, I for one, am able to buy everything I got there today online. Hope your glass walls protect your empty shelves when the company goes for broke in 3 years.