Western Lucky Lady

"This store has everything. Shirts, hats, vapes. Smoke shop and any snack you can think of. I accidentally left my card there earlier today and a lady named Raquel. She's the cashier. She found me on Facebook and quickly returned it. In a world full of people who take. I appreciated so much that she reached out to make sure I got it back. This store is my favorite gas station. Thank you so much, Raquel."

"Food is not just expired but WAY out of date. Don't believe me just go in and check it out. I guarantee majority of things you pick up are expired. Numerous times I've bought food and it's covered in mold when I open it up. Old white hag in the evenings is a complete B. Calls her customers awful names, The 1 guy that works at the register is super lazy and I feel like he's on drugs half the time. Always dragging and seems like he is falling asleep while checking people out. Only bright part of this store is the Mexican lady who works mornings. Super nice and takes care of the customers. Owner owns restaurant across the way. STAY AWAY!! If you can't even keep store food rotated and current on dates I definitely don't wanna even try your hot foods."

"Stopped for gas there on our way home yesterday. My husband put around $20 in. This morning I notice a $200 pending transaction on my Amex. I called my credit card company and they said merchants will sometimes put a hold for money of you use Amex. While I know this, I’ve never seen it higher than $10. It’s usually a $1. I called the gas station and she said I will have to come in Monday between 11 and 2 to speak with owner. Are you kidding me?? A $200 hold?!? DISGUSTING BUSINESS PRACTICES! I work close by for a physician and we go there all of the time for other things but not anymore. SLEAZY"

"Lots of all the ordinary snacks, drinks, fuel and ATM expected at a convenience store. However, this place has no ready to eat hot food and is small, quite dark and cluttered. It does have one of the few bitcoin ATMs I've seen."

"This place is awesome. When I was three years old, I found a way out of my house (on Halyard) and tooted down to the corner Lucky Lady. I had a mission to get candy. (Unknown to me still, being a mere three, I did not know the ways of the standard mercantile... of buying and selling with money.) So I asked the agent for some candy. And he was gracious enough to agree. Even gave me a cold soda! Then, to my surprise, a police officer came in, asked me my pertinent details, and proceeded to drive me home. This place is great. They gave me free candy, a soda, and a free ride home (via local law enforcement). Couldn't ask for anything more!"