RaceTrac

Clean, right off the interstate, and well stocked, the Racetrac service station was just what I needed.
Though I don’t suggest that you try their «Chocolate Mint Espresso» latte, it’s from a mix and the mix is awful.
The bathrooms, while clean are awfully loud. The acoustics are out of this world. Every flush, every door slam, every time the hand dryers go on, it’s a migraine headache waiting to happen.

Three things that are a positive here:
1) I have never been shot at
2) No crackhead as approached me begging for money
3) It is in a convenient location
Other than that, its just another gas station with oversized selection of crappy packaged food, alcohol, and lottery tickets. It isn’t the easiest to get in and out of compared to some other spots nearby with cheaper gas.

Gas-​tastic!

Very clean and new.

After traveling in the snow and ice to go to the nearest location that was open, we (my boyfriend and I) stopped in at this establishment. The store was not organized in a fashion that would allow us to easily discover items we needed. (i.e. snack foods were not grouped together, popular items on bottom shelves).
We decided to purchase two alcoholic beverages and upon reaching the counter with our merchandise, before we could even place anything on the counter my boyfriend was prompted for his ID, which was understandable. Taking out his ID the white male manager stated that he could not take his ID because of policy. The policy that was quoted to us was «when the ID has the ‘under 21′ red label on it we can’t accept it». Of course, we asked why. He is 21 and the lichees does not expire for 2 years, however, the policy was repeated to us. To my understanding the law states that alcohol sales are to be refused if the person is intoxicated. I understand that people create certain standards, morals, or whatever to ensure they keep their license, however, in this situation nothing seemed to make sense. The manager could not give a clear explanation as to why the sale was refused.
After rethinking the situation we decided to return our purchase because if we could not receive what we specifically wanted we felt we should not do business their. Upon returning a new clerk was at the counter and was in training. After placing our items on the counter, yet again, the young man Curtis asked what we were doing. My boyfriend stated that he wanted to return the items. Curtis, with the demeanor of uncouth cocky distain stated «What? You a Pepsi guy?» That comment was not needed. We were already risking our lives to be in the elements, but to joke with a customers who were clearly irritated was uncalled for. After the same manager showed Curtis how to return the merchandise he hands back the money and states «Ball out.» With every ounce of decency we refrained from starting an altercation.
There is no way in heaven that we would ever shop at this location or any other location knowing that their employees are unknowledgeable, unfriendly, and odious. We both decided to risk our lives even more to get what we wanted at a better location, QuikTrip. If there was a RaceTrac 10 feet from our home and we were out of gas, we would gladly carry a gas can miles from this establishment and all the others to keep from doing business with them. Avoid any and all RaceTracs when possible.