QuikTrip

The restrooms, spotless! The service, amazing! The prices, amazingly low! I got the Philly Cheesesteak flatbread, the steak was DELICIOUS, I had a coupon from the quik trip app that made it a $ 1. It was beautiful! Definitely will be back and will be buying another one! The pizza is great too, they’ve made some nice upgrades to the FSC area (Food Service Counter) and it is really great. I do not like their «Freezoni’s» they’re way too sweet, I took three sips and I think I have diabetes after that… If you want a good slushie, there are plenty of other options (7 – 11, Target, Sonic, etc.) Everything else,

Clean restrooms. Full service kitchen plus nice variety of roller food and fresh pastries. Very nice assortment of snacks and drinks Tons of gas pumps, including separate stations for big rigs.

I give this a 4-​star review because everything else except the new hot food bar they have is top notch. This review refers mostly to that but I will touch on everything else as well. When QTs in the area first opened, their QT Kitchen offerings were slim compared to other locations I had seen. So imagine my surprise and delight when they announced they were expanding their offerings and adding touch screen ordering. Well, I stopped at this QT for gas, a fountain drink, and to sample the fare. I was not impressed. At all. Maybe I’m not impressed by the fact that the menu consists of sandwiches that aren’t much different than the other, overpriced, cold sandwiches in the deli cooler, just heated in a microwave. Maybe I’m not too keen on the idea of paying over $ 4 bucks for a BLT that made Subway’s pathetic BLT sub look amazing. It was severely lacking in meat. When I asked the attendant to add more bacon, she said it would be an upcharge. I counted three and a half slices of bacon on the bread. Sure, the lettuce was fresh and plentiful, but the tomato was sliced very thin and dry. They also have these little breakfast turnovers, called by some weird name I haven’t heard until QT, and I don’t care to remember. They’re OK… but save your money and get a biscuit elswehere. It’s basically a breakfast hot pocket with a dinner roll style outer layer and sausage or bacon egg and cheese. I also had a slice of pepperoni pizza. It was $ 2.50, which, for a gourmet or NY style slice wouldn’t be completely unheard of. Regrettably, this tastes like, and probably is, some type of rising dough frozen pizza and was worth half that, at the most. You’re better off going to another large competitor that recently moved into the area with an acquisition of the former HP stores. But everything else about QT is excellent. I can always get in and out, have never waited more than two or three minutes in line, best beverage selection including beer in the area as far as convenience stores go. Everything is laid out intuitively. Courteous staff, clean facilities. But if they’re going to last in this little QT Kitchen endeavor where they appear to be paying someone to staff it, they need a better menu and better quality food, or they need to cut their prices. They appear to be trying to call themselves gourmet, which is a joke. Nobody expects gourmet food from a gas station just like nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition. If you have ever been to a Sheetz, Wawa, Or QuikChek station, these guys have the touch menu/​hot kitchen/​fast food idea down pat and I would advise you to follow their lead. My advice for now for those interested in the QT Kitchen would be to make themselves a sandwich at home for a fraction of the price (it would be of similar and possibly better quality than what you get here) or a pizza from the frozen food section of your local grocer. I hope someone from QT reads these reviews and acts upon them.