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Nate Monroe

9 months ago

Fill up on gas and snacks

Johnetta Scott

2 years ago

88th & Jewel Lake. Friendly staff. Bought gas. Right in and right out.

Bruce Prehn

5 years ago

I love that holiday store . Back in the day that's where the Piggly Wiggly was.. And the red Apple And mapco

Hiral

9 months ago

Quick and easy stop for gas.

Cassie St. Jean

Edited a year ago

These convenience stores are no longer Holidays. They are all Circle K stores now.

mark boshears

10 months ago

Food, atmosphere, service were all excellent

Elpidio Del rosario sr

2 years ago

All employees are very helpful very concerned I forget my drivers license last month when I comeback they return right away to me very excellent very honest and I give my score is excellent plus to all

Gayle

4 years ago

Keep their lot and store clean. Staff was helpful when their computer system was upgraded and the two pumps I tried gave me problems. Staff person came out to see what messages I was receiving on the pumps so she could help others that were having the danger problems.

Lucas Schneider

a year ago

Alright, let's dive into the wild world of Holiday Gas Station, where the mundane meets the bizarre, and every visit is an adventure worthy of a sitcom episode. ### The Parking Lot: The Circus Begins The moment you pull into the parking lot, you know you're in for a treat. It's a chaotic ballet of cars, bikes, and the occasional shopping cart with a mind of its own. You dodge a guy on a skateboard who looks like he hasn't slept in days, and narrowly avoid a collision with a minivan driven by someone who clearly missed their calling as a stunt driver. ### The Entrance: Gateway to the Unknown As you approach the entrance, you're greeted by a colorful cast of characters. There's the guy with a sign that says "Need Money for Alien Abduction Insurance," and another who offers to wash your windshield with a rag that looks like it’s seen better days. You can't help but chuckle as you navigate through this gauntlet of panhandlers, each with their own unique sales pitch. ### Inside the Store: A Wonderland of Wonders Stepping inside, you're hit with a sensory overload. The fluorescent lights buzz overhead, and the smell of stale coffee mingles with the scent of hot dogs that have been on the roller grill since the Reagan administration. The aisles are a treasure trove of random items, from energy drinks with names like "Zombie Juice" to snacks that defy both logic and nutritional value. ### The Beverage Section: Liquid Gold The beverage section is a sight to behold. Rows upon rows of sodas, energy drinks, and mysterious concoctions that promise to give you wings or at least a mild heart palpitation. You grab a can of "Mountain Lightning" and wonder if it’s a drink or a weather phenomenon. ### The Restrooms: A Test of Courage Braving the restrooms at Holiday Gas Station is not for the faint of heart. You push open the door with your elbow, praying you don't catch anything airborne. Inside, the graffiti on the walls reads like a mix of philosophical musings and desperate c

ascrac

8 months ago

I like the Holiday stores. Tones of variety of candy and snacks and drinks to choose from. Lots of gas pumps too. The employees are always friendly.