Our nation's interstate highway system is populated by millions of weary humans traveling in steel…read moreboxes, desperate for fuel, caffeine, and sugar. Most gas stations treat you like a minor inconvenience. Buc-ee's, however, has erected a massive, glittering cathedral dedicated to a cartoon beaver, and it treats highway consumerism as a joyful, high-stakes religion. We were driving from Denver to Cheyenne with a handful of individuals who have never experienced the phenomenon that is Buc-ee's, so stopping was an absolute certainty. People from the Mid-Atlantic who lack worldliness like to claim that Buc-ee's is just an oversized Wawa or Sheetz. They are entirely wrong. For starters, Buc-ee's explicitly bans 18-wheelers from the property, leaving the grid of well over one hundred fueling positions open entirely to a synchronized ballet of family SUVs. Inside, the scale is borderline psychedelic. There is a literal "Wall of Jerky" and rows of rotating homemade fudge flavors. At the center is the Texas Round Up station, where employees in paper hats yell "Fresh brisket on the board!" before chopping smoked beef with rhythmic, hypnotic violence. I bought the mandatory Beaver Nuggets: puffy, caramel-coated corn snacks resembling mutant Corn Pops that possess the terrifying supernatural ability to vanish from the bag without any conscious human intervention. Then there are the restrooms. They are celebrated on billboards for hundreds of miles, and they live up to the mythology. They are massive, brightly lit, and so impossibly clean that you suspect the laws of biological decay have been suspended by corporate decree. The entire operation functions because the company pays wages well above the highway standard, proving a radical sociological theory: if you compensate people fairly, they will actually take pride in keeping a floor spotless. It is a wildly efficient, beautifully absurd roadside institution. You pull in merely needing regular unleaded, and you leave with a warm chopped brisket sandwich, a bag of sugary corn, and a profound sense of wonder.

This was my first time at a Buccee's. What a crazy place! There were so many people when I was…read morethere around 4pm. I made my way to the BBQ station and took in the intoxicating smells of sweet sauce, smoke and beef. So good. I grabbed a Chopped Brisket Sandwich and two of their delicious Dark Chocolade Caramels with Sea Salt candies. I wandered around for a little bit checking out the jerky, cookies, fudge, and mercantile items. I could get lost in there for hours looking at everything. Such a cool place. I would say be careful as you navigate the parking lot. People were walking out from behind cars and weren't paying attention to where they were going. I almost had someone walk into my car as I was looking for a parking spot.

Place was clean and well-stocked with lots of food options and amazing beverage batr!! They have a…read morerobotic floor cleaning machine which helps to keep the floors clean!!! Really nice!

It may be silly to write a review about a gas station but I just have to. QT or Quicktrip is the…read moreapple of my eye when it comes to stops for gas. I love this place. It opened a couple months ago right next to all the other gas stations and is making a name for itself with the cheapest prices in town! There is always a line and this place is popping, but the gas is typically the cheapest in town by 10 cents or more. Better than murphy express or king soopers with your card! It has been under $3.00 a gallon for unleaded for weeks now. I don't even get gas in the city anymore. I wait until I get up north to fill up. But wait, there's more. Not only is the gas sheap but the inside is the mecca of gas stations. I mean it blows the really nice kum and gos away. Let's call it the walmart of gas stations. It is huge. I am thinking 10 different kinds of slurpies. Pepsi and coke products. All the medicine, snacks, car stuff you could need. It is a palace in here. And it is clean. It just doesn't get better than this people. QT, or as I like to call it QT patutie.

The worst, don't ever come to the co-op if it's after hours because it's guaranteed the card reader…read morewill be broken. For gas, they only have regular because the mid-grade pump has been broken for years, literally years. I send my men here to fuel up our work vehicles numerous times a week and the card reader consistently doesn't work. Having an account with Agfinity means nothing but inconvenience, more miles, and more fuel costs. It's okay though because fuel is cheaper basically anywhere else, especially if you want poor quality regular or farm diesel.

the customer service is excellent, tables are always clean, and have never had a bad experience.read more

If I could give the co-op 0 stars I would. The mid-grade pump has been out of service for nearly 2…read moreyears and I'm told it's too much time and money to repair, it's a bummer a gas station only offers diesel and 85 octane in a town with no other fuel. Also, the card reader has been out of service for at least 4 days, when attempting to use my Agfinity fuel card this happens quite often. It's annoying stopping by to fuel up, finding the card reader doesn't work, then having to go to another service station. Get your shit together, guys.

Amazing experience as always!! Clean places, friendly faces is really how this place is!!read more

Smaller For a Love's…read more I'm used to huge Love's stores in Texas, but this one has charm. No 7-Up drinks or Rolos. Bummer! Great for grabbing this and that.

I used to buy my cigarettes here. They were the most expensive in town at about 13 a pack, but…read moreconvenient. They raised the price of my cigarettes specifically to 17 a pack, leaving the others normal. Horrible business practice. They are available everywhere under 13. As a part of the community I look forward to when this gas station comes under new ownership. It is taking advantage of the locals and visitors alike.

CORPORATE- READ!! Laziness, if you cant price your…read moremerchandise, then you're in the wrong business!! How as a consumer we are supposed to know what the price of the item is? It's not the clerks job to inform us upon checking out. Did you ever consider maybe we'd like to know what we're paying before we go to the registe?! The clerk mentioned this is corporate decision and it's about the dumbest decision out there! Your gas station sucks and I will never be back to do business with people that think it's OK to get away with thinking by not putting a price on some thing it won't matter. Oh it definitely will and I'm sure I'm not the only one that's going to be taking my business somewhere else!