Casey's - Nauvoo

Great place to indulge in some delicious pizza! While there may not be many dining options around, Casey's offers high-quality pizza that is worth stopping for during your visit.

If it's Casey's in Nauvoo, then it must be heavenly.

The service was awful. I tried to order a snack for the kids, but couldn't get the employee's attention to make a purchase.

How to get a 1 star rating: run them out of ketchup packages and act stupid when I beat, they open a bottle ketchup from the regal

Our family loves making our traditional annual autumn trip to Nauvoo. We’ve been enjoying Sunday brunch in autumn at Hotel Nauvoo for 65 years now! After the perfect meal at Hotel Nauvoo we toured the homes in this historic, beautiful town, then drove along the river, back, before the 75 mile return drive home. We stopped at this local Casey’s to purchase gas, treats, bottled water, before the long drive home. We asked the young blonde woman behind the counter if we could use the restroom facilities before heading home. The young lady told us we weren’t allowed to use their public restroom, told us to go down the street to “Dollar General” and “maybe” Dollar General would allow us to use their restroom. This remark, after we paid good money to buy gas and products at Casey’s. We would have returned to Hotel Nauvoo, but being a Sunday, the Hotel closed at 2 PM. We asked this young lady – what do staff do if they have to use the restroom facilities? The young lady told us staff are allowed to use the restroom there. I told her because we were paying customers we too should be allowed to use the restroom. She then told us their public toilet didn’t work, leaks water all over the floor, adding they won’t allow customers use of their public restroom for fear we customers will slip on the water, and injure ourselves. This young lady did not greet us when we entered Casey’s, there were no other customers in the building, but one other staff woman behind the food prep area. This young lady looked at us and said “is this all you want?” We paid the young lady for our gas, treats, bottled water, and thanked her, however this young lady said absolutely nothing. No “thank you”. She was rude and it was obvious she was bored standing there behind the counter. Never have we received such a reception in the beautiful town of Nauvoo. Truly, everyone we have always met in this wonderful sacred place has been loving, and even though we are strangers we have always felt welcome. We feel fortunate that in the 65 years we’ve visited Nauvoo we never met a person like this, until Sunday, at Casey’s. We don’t know this young lady’s name because she was not wearing a name tag. A simple greeting of “hello”, those 2 words “thank you”, mean the world to us. Perhaps Casey’s could hire someone who is pleasant with a good work ethic.