I always try to stop at the Kenly 95 truck stop when we are on a road trip. It's a fun place to…read morelook around and stretch your legs. I also love that there is a Caribou Coffee shop at this location. I've actually never been to a Caribou Coffee shop anywhere so this is my only experience with an actual brick and mortar shop. It used to be SO good. I always got great coffee from here and it was always a pleasure to visit. This time - not so much. I wanted to try the iced honey cold press coffee but I was informed they were out of honey. Bummer. So then instead I went with the iced oat vanilla shaken espresso. I was rung up but then told they did not have oat milk, so they offered me coconut milk instead, which as we all know, changes the consistency of the drink. When I was handed the drink it had one of those icee type tops on it and it was filled to the brim, so the coffee was spilling everywhere! Once I cleaned everything up and took a sip of it in the car, it was just not good. It was overly sweet, watery, and not creamy at all. I was so disappointed as it cost me $8.00. I'm so bummed that this location seems to have gone down hill as it was always such a nice coffee stop break.

#49/2023 1992 Minnesota Edina to be exact Caribou coffee is…read morefounded They have a mission to want to be like a Starbucks maybe a little better. Many of them do have some standalone places like Starbucks and other coffee houses but a lot of them are also found inside shopping centers food courts malls etc They offer many different styles of coffee like any kind of a coffee specific sort of brewhouse Some say they're a little pricier but it seems like they're competitive with Starbucks only not as burnt tasting to me because I am not a fan of Starbucks This is a second one by the Iowa 80 group that they bought in franchise themselves the other one in the main Iowa 80 world's largest truck stop. I don't really do those fancy schmancy coffees at all the kids and the hipsters are into and all the flavored things I just like cream and Splenda LOL. So I came in and got just a regular house cup of coffee before I walked back out to the truck after dining at the food court and the service was good by the Iowa 80 employees and a whole lot more it was perfectly fine and I don't have any complaints.

Great food options for carry out or eat in their deck area. Friendly service at the order window…read more Casual atmosphere enjoyed a beautiful morning and great conversation with the owner.

My husband and I stumbled upon Waffee Station on our way to Wilson and were so pleasantly…read moresurprised! You can feel that the restaurant was put together with so much thought and love. We ordered a PB smoothie and the chicken and waffles. The only seating is outside, but it's covered and they had fans running. They also had the ring on a string game that you can play at your table while you wait! This was my first time having a liege waffle, it was sweet and heavier than I expected, and went well with the chicken tenders (which were fried and seasoned to perfection, I did not expect a waffle place to have some of the best fried chicken I've had in a while). We got to meet one of the owners, Reed, before we left, and he was so sweet and made us feel welcome. We will definitely be making a trip back out to try some different waffles!

Y'all, we are SICK of Sysco/US Foods restaurants with powdered eggs, rehydrated taters, onions,…read moregravy (?!) and frozen/chef mike picking up the slack for what could be done in literally a cast Iron Skillet. Rather than going to the local places, including golden trough, shcmenny's, no-iron-nor-skillet, we ventured to this little greasy spoon and dare I say, it's legit but is NOT greasy?! Apologies, I was too hungry to get a pic of the menu but I can assure you it is solid. Walk in, order from the menu board overhead the cashier then seat yourself. Salad bar (not pictured) was well loved. We ordered two home style plates with coffee and a side of gravy for each and came in just under $35 with tip. COFFEE was great. Not a fan of the fact they didn't have real whole milk or cold half and half available but not once did any of the staff NOT ask if we needed topped off or more coffee. The sausage patties were solid. They had a bit of a hamburger taste to them so there could be some flat top cleaning that is in order. Eggs were real eggs. The biscuit I wouldn't write home about and the gravy was clearly a powdered mix that had been churched up with the aforementioned hamburger and sausage grease, hit with some pepper and slapped in a 4 oz bowl. Made for a good condiment. Speaking of condiments, everything was clean to the touch. Table, sugar packet holder, napkin dispenser, salt & pepper, the tables, the chairs. The restaurant itself did not throw off "truck stop" vibes although the scenery from the crystal clear windows was the only reminder we were, indeed, at a truck stop. I asked for hot sauce, they only had Texas Pete. YMMV on that and it's OK. Everything else I asked for was spot on fantastic. If they had a breakfast buffet with this caliber of food available, this would be THE place to stop on I95 in NC and attract the locals, too. It beats any breakfast I've had in ENC by a country mile. Kickin myself for not trying this place before. Biscuits are meh and not a fan of tipping at POS when ordering before even being served. Will order hashbrowns with onions next time and only one side of gravy because it's not REAL gravy but does make for a nice meal. And yes, there will be a next time.

Nothing like a truck-stop diner for a fantastic breakfast!…read moreFresh biscuits, fried egg, cheese and a decently thick slice of country ham made for perfect breakfast sandwiches to which the chain biscuit places can't compare. Friendly staff! Cooked-to-order. Roomy with lots of indoor seating, and a few tables outside as well... although my order was to-go.

It's 4am in the morning and I am very tired from traveling but I must leave this quick 5 star…read morereview. The women at the cash register is so sweet, welcoming and helpful. The bathroom was spotless. Coffee machine had several options to choose from and tons of flavored creamers! Big score for me and hubbie. Thank you very much and God Bless you!

I am staying near at a hotel. Went in at 5 am, Charles the man up front never looked up to greet me…read moreI walked around the store twice looking for something , finally I ask him if they have it he waves me off, never speaks. He then starts talking to the lady that had just walked in. I'm a manager at a Dunkin .. I will never go in this store again.. Need friendlier staff at this time of the day.

I ate lunch at this cafe last week (June 2026). I had marinated chicken breast with fried okra and…read morefried squash. The food was wonderful. The price for the food was surprisingly low, especially considering today's economy. There was enough food for me to get full and take some home for dinner. The hushpuppies brought to the table while waiting for the food would melt in your mouth. The waitress was friendly and the food was served timely. There was not much ambiance considering this is a cafe; but, I liked how it was laid out. They have two large rooms for groups of 15 or more. There is plenty of seating. The other patrons were friendly and smiling. I will definitely return. There are other dishes I want to try.

On the way home from Florida. Stopped here for some good local food. Had the house chicken with…read morewith green beans and mashed potatoes and gravy with a sourdough toast. Off the hook! Washed it down with sweet tea. Most importantly, the wait staff were genuinely friendly as well as the local customers. If you find yourself in Pine Level this is the spot!

This is not a Dunkin' Donuts... it's a pot of coffee you pour in a cup. The reason for the bad…read morereview is because on the maps and website it shows the regular Dunkin menu which is deceiving.

This is an Express Dunkin Donuts. You have to pour your own coffee and very limited selection of…read moredonuts

6.8.25 Easily one of…read morethe best burgers that I have ever had. I customized and got four toppings which included grilled onions, lettuce, tomato, and slaw. The slaw was amazing and made the burger more appealing and unique. The onion rings were crispy and fried just right. It had great flavor. The combo meal which included the burger, a side (fries, onion rings, or tots) and a drink was only $11. It was a hearty size so that was a really good price. If you have a smaller appetite, there is an option for a small burger combo meal for $9. I told my husband that on our annual trip to South Carolina, I want to stop by here as it is my new favorite burger joint.

Great food wonderful service. Hailey was so helpful and gracious. As someone with celiac disease it…read morewas amazing to learn that they would clean the grill for me and cook my pimento hamburger. They use a separate fryer for French fries so the fries were GF too! We will definitely stop here again when traveling on I 95!

Big Boy's Truck Stop was in the same center as where I had lunch so I browsed to see if the shop…read morehad any unique items and they did carry some honey, jams and t-shirts as well as the typical convenience store items. The service was very friendly and the shopping area was clean.

Great road stop place for food. They are awesome. Food is great.... Clerks or team members are…read moreawesome.

We were headed to Myrtle Beach and stopped here for gas and to use the restrooms. Most places off…read morethe interstate are seedy but the restrooms here are super clean. They have a lot of food selection (DQ, Wendy's, Taco Bella, Pizza Hut etc). Great place to stop if you are headed to the Beach.

This gas station has it all from a sitdown restaurant to Starbucks to fast food also a little bit…read moreof everything else for long road travels not including your normal gas station stuff