It's downtown, a real quick stop for Liquor downtown, right across from Bienville Square on…read moreDauphin, good place to grab take home drinks for the hotel after doing a downtown bar hop/ pub crawl.

It's a corner store, and just a corner store, but there's a dearth if stores where you can grab a…read moresnack or a bev downtown, especially later in the day, so it really serves a necessary purpose. The prices aren't great, but they're also not terrible, although also not well marked so I was sort of rolling the dice but it worked out okay. The selection is very basic, but if you need a convenience store item, this will serve well. The staff is friendly and I find it reassuring to have a place like this around, well lit and safe and open pretty late on the main street. It has sodas and candy and snacks and some alcoholic beverages if one wants to byo. It's catty-corner from the park. They take cards over $5, which seems fair. They're open about as late as you'd expect in most cities.

Buc-ee's has done it again! I grabbed both the brisket sandwich and the BBQ sandwich on my first…read morestop on this road trip, and they were on fire !! The brisket sandwich was loaded with thick, juicy slices of perfectly smoked brisket that was tender, flavorful, and had just the right amount of smoky bark. The bun held up without getting soggy, and the subtle sauce complemented the meat without overpowering it. The paper wrapping that the sandwich was in is now a different story. The wrapping itself does not hold up to the heat, the hot sauces and the fabulous sliced meat. The paper inside wrapping kinda fell apart on the sandwhich and i spent more time peeling pieces off the meats. Hands down though one of the best gas station briskets I've ever had. The BBQ sandwich was equally impressive -- sweet, tangy pulled pork (or chopped beef?) with a perfect balance of smoke and seasoning. It was messy in the best way possible, packed with flavor, and left me completely satisfied. For any road trip food, this is next-level. Fresh, hot, and way better than most BBQ joints I've tried. If you're at Buc-ee's, do yourself a favor and get both -- you won't regret it! Highly recommend. 10 out of 10 would stop in again on my next drive through Texas/Mississippi/Florida & Alabama!

What do you get when you cross a gas station with Disney World? You get Buc-ee's. Actually, scratch…read morethat. You get the Disney World of gas stations... if Disney had 100 gas pumps, brisket carving stations, and a beaver mascot judging your snack choices. I pulled in thinking I'd grab a quick fill up and maybe a sad bag of chips. Rookie mistake. This place is the size of a small country. You don't "stop" at Buc-ee's. You commit to it. First off, the pumps. There are so many pumps you start wondering if they're preparing for the apocalypse. No waiting, no nonsense, just pull up and go. Then you walk inside and it hits you. This is not a convenience store. This is a full blown experience. It's like Walmart, a barbecue joint, and a souvenir shop had a very successful child. And then you hear it... "Fresh brisket on the board!" That's not an announcement. That's a call to action. The barbecue is legit. Not "good for a gas station" good. Just straight up good. The turkey sandwich is my go to, piled high and paired with those fresh cooked chips that disappear faster than your willpower. You walk in thinking snack. You walk out with a full meal and possibly a dessert you didn't plan on. Now let's talk about the walls. Not shelves. Walls. Wall of jerky. Wall of trail mix. Wall of fountain drinks. It's like they asked, "How much is too much?" and then doubled it. The store is spotless. And I mean spotless. The bathrooms deserve their own five star review. I've seen hotel bathrooms that should take notes. Then there's the gift shop. Because of course there is. T-shirts, hats, random stuff you didn't know you needed but suddenly can't live without. And somewhere in the middle of it all, a giant beaver mascot casually walking around like this is completely normal. Service is fast, friendly, and somehow still efficient despite the chaos of people wandering around in snack-induced awe. Great food. Great prices. Endless selection. More gas pumps than logic would suggest. Five stars all day. Honestly, if Buc-ee's started selling tickets, I'd consider a season pass.

Visitor: "Hey, do you know where I might find....?" Local:…read more"Go back to the light, turn up toward the bridge and the Ship & Shore will be there on your left." Do you have an eclectic shopping list that includes cilantro, fishing tackle, chocolate, toilet paper, a long sleeve t-shirt, a pocket knife, duct tape, a caulking gun, and mint Oreos?" Go back to the light, turn up toward the bridge and the Ship & Shore will be there on your left. Think of it as a beach town mini Super Walmart. Prices are kinda elevated to remind you that you're on a touristy island and you're paying for convenience.

This is truly a convenience store. And with convenience stores comes un-convenient prices…read more The staff was friendly enough. The store was stocked well enough. And the food items were plentiful enough. Just keep in mind - you will pay top dollar. . Paid well over $5 for a 1/2 gallon of milk.

2/25/24 young girl at front needs to be fired. Disrespectful with vulgar side comments when we…read moredidn't know to keep items on the scanner. If she doesn't like her job, then get educated for something better. But should not be customer service.

The two things this place offers that no other place on Dauphin Island offers: there's a Subway…read moreinside (only chain restaurant on the island) and it's open 24 hours a day. That's two pretty good things.

Best Sub Sammiches anywhere! Call ahead weeksays . Sheila…read morewill make you the best Sub ever.

I've been traveling in my RVs for a number of years now and frequently use Love's Travel Stops to…read morefuel my diesel pusher. from the trucker's side of the business they all look pretty much the same, a row of high flow diesel fuel islands, a prepay fuel counter inside, with restrooms and showers for the truckers. I rarely venture pass the fuel counter - the staff here was very friendly and efficient so although I have to make two trips inside one to prepay and another to retrieve my actual receipt I'm used to their protocols so it is what it is. Nothing bad or surprising here diesel fuel is dirty but they seem to be on top of things here most Love's location periodically pressure wash the fuel island and have buckets of soapy water and bug sponges and squeegee near each fuel pump (the ones I used this visit needs replacement they are a little worn). There's no doubt I'll stop again if I need fuel when I'm back in the area since Love's is my fuel stop of choice, trust me they are next level when compared to a lot of their competitors...

Place is well maintained clean bathrooms and excellent food offer. Staff is very pleasantread more

Coffee store upstairs is great! Girl needs help but coffee gets 5 stars…read more The store down stairs has Everything you will need at the beach

A Gulf Shores staple. Pier 33 has been serving this beach community for nearly 50 years…read more It's a quick walk from the beach and offers a plethora of grocery items, souvenirs, and bait/tackle. There's stuff everywhere! We were enjoying our final day on vacation and needed a final round of adult beverages. We popped in, found what we wanted-- in and out, no problem. Parking is a non issue, staff wasn't super friendly, and pricing was a bit steep but with very few walkable options-- it was as expected. Grab a bite or a drink at Pier 33! Open daily.