Speedway - Little Falls

I stop there every now and then for a snack and have always had a good experience until recently. I found a special on XL Reese’s Peanut Butter Bars the tag/sign said they were 2 for $4.00 (2/4.00). When I was checking out they each rang up as their regular price of 3.79. I told the cashier that the sign on the self said they were 2 for $4.00. The cashier walked over with me and agreed that the sign was correct and we returned to the register, I thought to correct the price. However, she turned to a man working in the store that I guessed was a manager and asked “they are ringing up as 3.79 each should I change the price?” He said “no”. She said; “But the sign says…” he rudely cut her off and curtly said “THEY ARE NOT 2 for $4.00!”His mannerisms made me decide not to argue or ask him to look at the sign so I left and went to Casey’s.Honestly, if he would have been kind and signified that there was a mistake on the pricing or that the sale had ended and he forgot to change the sign, I wouldn’t be writing this poor review.I will never shop there again.

Stopped in 8/22/21. About 5:15 pm. ATM out of order. Bathroom filthy … toilet not flushed, pee on the seat, hair on the sink and paper all over the floor. Got a fountain soda and it was NOT Diet Coke. It was Coke 0 which is not what I wanted or like so they must have replaced the Diet with 0 thinking no one would notice.

Very kinda employees... My fav is the short lady with the blue mask normally works in the am.. Best preferred gas station.. Keep up the good work..

It is in walking distances. We lobe going there at night

Today on Memorial Day, I visited the Speedway in Little Falls, MN. I was shocked to find that there was no protective shield between the cashier and the customers, and the cashier even coughed directly in my face. This lack of safety measures has made me decide to avoid Speedways in the future. It is concerning that masks are not being required, as it is clear that sick employees are still coming to work. This situation makes me question the effectiveness of the CEO in ensuring the safety of customers and employees at the store.