Casey's - Ham Lake
Casey's
Description
A recent visit to Casey's Gas Station reveals persistent frustrations for customers. Many report unreliable pumps, with issues such as malfunctioning card readers, leaking handles, and insufficient operating units. The promised convenience of pizza rarely materializes, as kitchen hours often fall short or doors remain locked. Even simple requests, like obtaining a receipt, become complicated experiences. Overflowing garbage cans and unhelpful staff further detract from the overall ambiance, leading patrons to seek alternatives. This location may boast a unique pizza offering, but consistent operational failures leave much to be desired.
Feedback
Pumps are down 50% of the time they are never stocked with receipt paper. (Need it for a gas app). I hate this gas station but its convenient for me. ?
Every time I’ve gone to this location I’ve had issues with the pumps. Often most pumps are out of order with 2-4 pumps working. During two of the resent visits I’ve had when stopping here I’ve tried to swipe my card at one of the working pumps and it would not process. I attempted more then once before having to drive to another pump in order to purchase gas (with the same card). Without fail the garbage cans are always over flowing.
I couldn't get a receipt at the pump, so I went inside to ask for one. The attendant told me I couldn't receive a receipt because someone else was using the same pump. I don't have time to deal with such nonsense. Instead, she handed me someone else's receipt! It seems like management isn't concerned about fixing the issue of getting receipts from the pump.
The young lady, Molly that works in a pizza area definitely needs a new job lazy disrespectful just there wasting time
This is not the Casey’s I remember from my childhood. It's hard to find any gas pumps that are open, as most of them are covered with bags, and today one even had a missing pump hose. There’s no cleaning fluid in any of the bins, and the trash cans are overflowing. Inside, the selection is always very limited, leaving me uncertain if I’ll need to stop at another gas station.
