I bad needed a cold drink and something to eat after cycling from Madison to Albany on the Badger…read moreState and Sugar River bike trails. I know there isn't much choice in Albany, but this place was a godsend. Right off the bike trail, clean bathrooms and friendly clerk. A slice of pizza, some PB crackers and some water and I was refreshed. Yes it's a pretty basic convenience store, but did everything right for what it is.

This is the local gas station and convenience store in Albany, WI. In addition to fuel and typical…read moreconvenience store items, it includes a small grocery, restaurant food, and a car wash. Food served includes simple deli and cafeteria style fare such as pizza, fried chicken, numerous side dishes, sandwiches, baked goods, and deli items. They have a decent beer and wine selection for a small village. Be sure to check out the refrigerator selection for fresh local produce (in season), local meats, and dairy products. hint: this is a great place to stop for folks enjoying the sugar river trail! It's especially popular with cyclists and snowmobilers note - address is correct but, map location is wrong.

Stop here twice a month. Friendly staff, decent prices, clean bathrooms and New Glarus beer…read moreproducts.

We stopped here for gas on the way to Wisconsin Dells. The store was very clean and well stocked…read morewith many items including fishing supplies and Live Bait. Pretty cool. But I needed a charging cable for my phone and sun glasses, which they had. The staff was very helpful in helping me find the items that I needed. Plus of course, we gassed up and headed on our way. We will definitely stop back here on the ride back to Chicago. Five stars..

This is my favorite gas station/convenience store in town. The people here are friendly and…read morehelpful. There are many breakfast items in the "hot spot". several sandwich muffins, and my favorite, breakfast pizza. They have a chocolate macadamia nut coffee that is out of this world. Needless to say this is one of my favorite places to get a "Kwik" breakfast.

This is one of the largest Kwik Trips I've been to - they definitely are aiming to be a stop for…read morebasic needs so you don't have to head to the grocery store in addition to pumping your gas. In addition to the normal chips and sodas there's a selection of hot foods and things like eggs, milk, bread, etc. The main draw of this location is likely that they are open 24 hours a day. In a small town that's incredibly rare for any business, so it makes sense that they'd have an expanded selection for when you realize you don't have bread for your kids' lunches tomorrow or you work third shift at one of the factories/warehouses and need something on your way to/from work.

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.

Good sandwiches, close-by "needs", friendly people and a place to know and go to instead of driving…read moreto town. Kids love it for treats.

Old-school lake store. It reminds me of a number of places I used to frequent as a kid; very…read morenostalgic. Nice selection of beer and booze, good sandwiches, homemade sausage, good steaks and other things for the Q, and an assortment of anything else you may need. Everyone I've met their is very nice and helpful.

Stopped by 7-Eleven for a quick trip, and I had a great experience. Rishang was extremely helpful,…read moremaking sure I found everything I needed with ease. The store was clean, well-organized, and the deals were clearly displayed, making shopping fast and convenient. Definitely a great spot for a smooth and hassle-free visit!

Very convenient location, decent prices, somewhat friendly staff. I go to 7/11's a lot as I'm…read morealways traveling for work and you can find a lot of necessities inside-I saw a stack of coupon books on the counter and I asked if I could have one of the coupons and they said they aren't allowed to give coupons to people which I thought was a little odd other than that I'll probably stop by again when I'm traveling again in the area

Great little shop on the 2nd floor of the Chase Tower. They sell sandwiches, salads and a variety…read moreof snacks and drinks. As of last summer they no longer accept debit/credit cards. They do take cash and personal checks.

Yes, they've got gas. And so do I after eating snacks from here.read more

No ice for the fountain drinks. At 9am on a Tuesday, most of the freah food item shelves were…read moreempty. The place just did not look clean. The restrooms were clean, however.

My husband and I were traveling to Iowa when we needed gas. We were on our way to the McDonald's…read moreand we stopped at the Circle K to get gas. I was very thankful that they were open on Thanksgiving. This Circle K was even on Upside! We got our gas and were on our way without incident. I highly recommend Circle K!

this is definitely my favorite lunch stop on the cowalunga bike tour. i'm a non meat-eater and…read moredon't love cheese sandwiches BUT my usual provolone on dark rye with all the fixings from gillette canNOT be beat. the staff is OOZING with kindness. all sandwiches come with a miniature chocolate to cleanse your palate (so cute). fellow bikers RAVE about the deviled eggs, tuna salad and deli meats. convenience store snacks are also available - a great variety for a convenience store, i might add! cute shaded area in back for your picnic - park yourself on the grass or there's one picnic table to share.