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Kwik Shop

1202 E Locust St, Carter Lake, IA 51510, USA

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Detailed Information

Place Types Convenience store
Address 1202 E Locust St, Carter Lake, IA 51510, USA
Coordinate 41.2854926,-95.9142278
Website http://www.kwikshop.com/
Rating 3.9
Compound Code 73PP+58 Carter Lake, IA, USA

Openning hours

Monday Open 24 hours
Tuesday Open 24 hours
Wednesday Open 24 hours
Thursday Open 24 hours
Friday Open 24 hours
Saturday Open 24 hours
Sunday Open 24 hours

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Reviews

David Berry (Dave) (10/16/2020)

Kwik Shop is a Carter Lake institution. It's been in this location for 40+ years. The employees are well known by the locals. Great place to shop.

Angela Marie (09/18/2019)

There’s something wrong with the gas here. I’ve been using this location for awhile. I started to notice 2-3 days after I got gas, my check engine light would come on. The code it threw was an emissions issue. After about 100 miles or so it would just go away on its own. Over and over. My check engine light would not come on at if I got gas anywhere else. Just here. For serval months, at least 6, I stopped coming here for gas. Not once did that light come on. 2 weeks ago I called myself crazy for blaming this place and stopped for gas again. Guess what? Couple days later the check engine light came back on. Now I did get my car looked at, and there’s nothing wrong with it. But why is getting gas here, causing my check engine light to come on in the first place? When it does not happen anywhere else?

Kenneth Burger (07/13/2019)

Worst service I've ever had in 30 years. I needed additional distilled water for my CPAP machine, and we had just come into town from Denver at about 1:30 AM. I went in and found the water and tried to pay for it only to be told it wasn't programmed into the system. I told the guy to name his price. I asked him to call another Kwikshop to find the price. I even offered to pay him $10 for a $2 gallon of water, but he refused and started serving other customers, while ignoring me.nnAs a result, I left and had to drive into downtown Omaha, right after the bars had closed and almost hit some drunk college kid with my car, because he was crossing against the light and even saw me coming but did nothing to stop. It also caused me to lose close to an hour of sleep because of all the driving around I had to do to even find a place that had it, and I ultimately paid $1.79. To be clear, the store near me had it, but the clerk refused to sell it to me, at any price.