Convenience Stores in St. Peter, MN

“Always clean. Cheerful staff. Healthy food options for travelers. Coffee bar has great choices of flavored syrups. Great deals on basics like potatoes and eggs noted this November.”

“Tuesday 12/20/2022 @ 3:11pm88 Octane: $2.299 per gallonKwik Trip is the best thing since sliced bread in the Upper Midwest as far as gas stations are concerned.I've only been to this location a few times since it was built new here somewhat recently but it's just as good as all the many dozens of others I've been to.I only topped of my fuel tank and got a coffee refill today but all went really well.I did warn a few employees including a manager that pump #15 was leaking gas by around the fitting before the pump handle and the store got on it by bagging the pump handle and taking it offline right away so their were no fires or explosions and that was awesome to see them react so quickly.Kwik Trips are great as they have so many drink options, some actual groceries like avocado's, bananas, potatoes, steaks and pork chops, bacon, premade potatote and mac and chesse sides and to many other things to list besides their multiple hot bars of food, pizzas, ice cream and more usual stuff gas scions have than most others.Most everything including hot items and coolers as well as produce and candy were all stocked up very well and the store was pretty clean considering how busy they were today with the cheap gas prices.This location also sells live bait for fishing which is pretty neat as many locations do not as far as im aware however St Peter sits right on the Minnesota River so the locals and kids can buy bait to go fishing and keep out of trouble.All the employees here like most Kwik Trips seemed pretty sociable, kind and just plain great and they check you out very quickly.”

“These days, "cheap gas" is an oxymoron. But at least in parts of the Midwest, ethanol blends reduce the pain a little bit, to the point that premium unleaded is cheaper than regular. And when my Dad owned an operated a gas station in Iowa (Brink Oil Company - Estherville Iowa) growing up, 35 cents a gallon (or gas war pricing at 19 cents) was a clear memory. Question: Why is gasoline still priced with 9/10 of a cent added on? I share my Dad's love of driving and tend to fill up at the last minute. My friend Bob Merrill reminds me of the time that we ran out just a few miles short of Fairmont MN, but my favorite memory was gliding in an Omaha-area gas station just as the fuel-staved engine cut out. Gayle won't put up with that nonsense, so I'm usually looking to fill up when the needle drifts a little below half. On our recent trip back to the Twin Cities (from Spirit Lake), I chose this Speedway because it was time, and my current bias is that larger independent chains (like Speedway, Maverick, or Kwik Star) might be cheaper or at least have clean restrooms and nice selections at their Mini-Mart. And this Speedway delivered on all cylinders. In this case, it also turned out that the next gas station down the road (or at least visible from the highway) was at least a few miles away. Maybe something cheaper would have come up, but in the end, a gas station is basically a gas station, especially when they're open when you need them. I may be charging up my next car (here or elsewhere), but for legacy reasons alone, these places will be around a good deal longer.”