Casey's

I have had nothing but bad experiences with Casey's in Nashville and will never return. My last time ordering a pizza It was 20 minutes late and the order was made wrong. The staff is lazy and rude. When I figured out that my pizza had onions on it when it was ordered without, I called them an was trying to explain that my order was incorrect I was told that I am not allowed in their store that the former manager Lisa was no longer working there and was hung up on. When my mother who is almost 79 years old took the pizza back in there to get a refund she showed them the order receipt and told the rude teenager that it was made wrong and wanted a refund she was told that she cannot speak to him in that tone and demanded my debit card to give a refund that she didn't have. If you want good service in our area I highly recommend Pinckneyville Casey's where you will get good service and treated with the respect that you deserve for spending your hard earned money. Today's youth have no respect or know what work is today sadly and make 3 times what I made at minimum wage as a teenager. If I could give negative stars for this store I would!!

I am a regular here and this is usually the only place in town that I will visit for convenience store items, gas, or (if I'm too lazy to make my own) coffee. The manager and assistant managers are friendly, courteous and professional, and the employees, at least those who have been there for any length of time, are as well. The pizza is really good...which I am a little embarrassed to say, because it's gas station pizza. It's inexpensive though and tasty. Lunch time, it's probably easiest to get a slice, as they are usually hot and pretty fresh. At other times, getting a full pie is probably a better idea, and you can call to check the specials – you can usually get a large for just a bit more than $10. All that said, opinions from those I've polled on Casey's Pizza are polarized. I really like it, but others I've talked to hate it. I don't see how, but everyone is entitled to their own opinions.