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5:30AM - 8PM
150 Eastgate Dr, Blair
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“For a gas station, this place has killer food for lunch and breakfast. Working in blair, thrusday is best day for their meatloaf, tuesday is chicken fried steak that rivals restraunts”
“I travel the state of Nebraska, Iowa, and Central Missouri and this is one of the best-run Casey's I visit. On my travels, I usually try to stop at Casey's because I like their fountain Dt. Coke, pizza, and Casey's points (app). This store is clean and always has food in the warmer. The cups, straws, and lids are always full. For the most part... it's the same 3 or 4 ladies working. They are very attentive when you walk in the door... almost guaranteed you are met with a greeting. I can tell the manager has high standards because the staff is always busy working and the store is in order. If Casey's management reads this... you need to figure out how this store does it and have other stores model it because they have the perfect system figured out.”
Open 24 hours
1094 S 19th St, Blair
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Open 24 hours
St John, 1458 Washington St, Blair
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“It baffles me that the best place in town for fried chicken is a gas station. Make sure to call your order in to get it fresh and avoid the counter top buffet of slowly expiring food. Pizza is ok, but it’s missing that unique Godfather’s taste that now only exists in the back of Ace Hardware.”
“I only have 5 stars because of one man. If there was a way to clone Trevor then this pharmacy would be 5 stars all the time 100% . out of all the times I've been to this pharmacy I've only had mediocre/slow help. Trevor you are the bomb! You are friendly, fast, understanding and professional. The best by a long shot! I wish you worked all the time!! Thank you for your amazing service!!”
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“One of the few businesses open in Blair on Easter. And one of the few places that has gluten-free pizza. The crust was done perfectly. Not too crispy, not too limp. More than ample toppings. The gluten-free crust is only in the small size, and with the abundant toppings, half a pizza is just fine for one person. That's especially good since gluten-free is more expensive. Well worth it, though. And much better than Dominos.Just wish Casey's didn't have gambling so prominently a part of their business now. One whole side of windows is taken up with gambling machines. Sad to see in a small town, family-oriented business.”