Thornton's is not that bad of a gas station in my opinion. I usually don't set the bar too high…read morewhen it comes to these sort of things. It is always very clean and functional. I have no issues regarding the employees at all.

Always friendly, clean, and well stocked! I sometimes buy…read morean 89 cents pop for my sons and I, then we go across the street to McDonald's and get us 40 nuggets and a basket of fries for $8.99!

I have used Thornton's for years, refusing to fill my car anywhere else. That being said, I'm aware…read morethey were bought out by BP but I haven't seen a difference in their fuel quality until the other day after filling my car, which I do every 3 days, my car started idling strangely, and sounding like it wanted to die for a few minutes before going back to it's normal idle. It would do this out of nowhere, while stopped at a light sometimes, or just driving down the road sometimes, no rhyme or reason. Yesterday, it was time to fill up again and for the first time in years I decided to fill up at a different gas station. It's only been a day but I haven't noticed the strange idle. Tho I'm listening for it now just in case. I did some research on line and found that BP is replacing the Thornton's fuel with their own fuel companies. This saddens me because I will no longer be using Thornton's fuel. I believe they have the best deals but I can't risk the health of my car.

This loves station is being remodeled and it's a freaking mess…read more I wish lives would just close down and do their construction and then reopen to not subject their customers to the chaos! The mens room is in a mobile trailer outside! Loves is normally my go to stop but I get angry when they do this. I got to experience this same thing at a loves at the KY / IN line a few years back I needed up going across the street to the Pilot to use the restroom, get food and coffee. Get your stuff together LOVES!!!

Bathroom break at this Love's. No fuel purchase today as it's not the cheapest and also, I didn't…read moreneed much. Inside the store, coolers full of cold drinks. Coffee and fixings. Snacks of both salty and sweet. Merchandise including the fluorescent colored USB cables I seem to see everywhere these days. The restroom was clean and I pressed the green button on the way out. This was a good experience. I would stop here again. [Review 19661 overall - 45 in Indiana - 633 of 2023.]

We stopped here because we needed gas and I had to use the restroom. It was I think the only…read morelocation at this exit where we could accomplish these tasks and possibly grab coffee. There was 1 or 2 cars pumping gas outside when we arrived. Hubs pumped gas while I ran inside to use the restroom. This place was tiny inside! I usually browse inside these marts to possibly find some kind of unique treasure lol. I was not greeted upon walking but I didn't care because I headed towards the restroom first. Just like the store, the restroom was small as well. There was toilet paper and soap so I was content. I browsed the store for only a minute or two and did not find anything interesting. There were weird vibes in there so I decided to skedaddle quickly. There were other customers coming and going often. For the bare essential needs, I would stop here but other than that, I would not make it a point to stop here again.

I'm a gas station / convenience store snob. I'll admit it. I prefer Buc-ee's, Wally's, QuikTrip and…read moreCircle K. In that order. Among other things, they're consistent. I find Moto Mart to be a crap-shoot. I've been to some that were sketchy and some that were fine. I was getting off at this exit and was literally going to drive right past this one, so I figured I might as well risk making a stop. It's best to head into unfamiliar territory with a full tank of gas and an empty bladder if you can. The weird layout was familiar, I think this wasn't my first visit. Bathrooms were useable. Not up to even QuikTrip standards and a far cry from Buc-ee's, but clean enough that I didn't feel like I needed to be decontaminated afterwards. If you're headed south, you can find a Circle K in Evansville, IN which is probably a better bet and worth the slightly higher gas prices there. If you're headed south to Kentucky and can make it that far, gas will be cheaper once you cross the state line. You could do better than this place, but you could do worse.

Great location at this Thornton's Oil BUT the day we stopped it was packed, in the middle of the…read moreday on a weekend AND there was only one person behind the counter! What????? There were about 10 people in line and did I mention there was only ONE person at the register??? Come on Thornton's Oil #87 this shouldn't be hard to figure out. Get more people working to help the masses that come into this store?

This is a pretty stocked gas station with all types of treats and eats...they have all the typical…read moregas station foods, hot, cold, bottled and bagged. I use the restroom only if I cant cross my legs any longer. They have 99¢ lattes & fresh fruit--apples, oranges & bananas. I always stop here on my way home from visiting my family. Its convenient and I like that the lot is large enough for people to come and go without running into each other.

We are road warriors, but need some pull off time!…read more After one of the cars almost hit a deer, time to regroup. We are almost to the Indiana border, on the Illinois side. Gas and food time. This little spot is it before the big city! For it being so rural a spot they have a modern facility. The food behind the counter is at your own risk. Try the Subway next door. Open space to get out and walk around. Enjoy the trees. Walk the dogs lots of grass. They have gas at a reasonable cost and diesel fuel too. All in all it's your above typical place for gas and convenience. The staff are great. It's nice and same. It's clean. Until the next road trip.

This gas station right near the Illinois-Indiana border is the perfect halfway point between…read moreLouisville and St. Louis. It's a fairly easy place to reach off the interstate. We have made many stops over the years along I-64, and this is one of the better ones. There are 10-12 gas pumps for cars, so there's usually one available. For the men's restroom, there are enough stalls that you can get in and out and, for the most part, it feels clean. There are lots of snacks available, and if you have to stay a longer break there is a restaurant inside and a Subway nearby. Going west, this is one of the last populated exits for a while, so I strongly recommend this Grayville station if you're looking for a place to stop.

If this store were located anywhere else it would for sure go under. The only reason it's still in…read moreoperation is that it on a busy intersection and out of pure conscience and dire need would anybody stop here. I love the store says it's open it's got a sign on the door that says went to the bathroom be back in 20 minutes. It's now been 35 minutes and I'm still sitting here. I'm in disbelief that I've already seen five people pull up try to get in and have to turn around and leave. Whatever happened to the good old days where they would service you and there was somebody to greet you heck even pump your gas for you.... WOW smh

The cashier named Robby is Super Rude and disrespectful has no courtesy for anybody around him he…read moreneeds to work on customer service skills I noticed today when I came in he was slamming things all over and next time I see this I will call corporate.

A good gas stop with no hitches. It's a strategic fuel up prior to hitting the Hoosier National…read moreForest that spans up to 20 miles. No issues at the pump with easy processing of my card. Some minor debris. Washer fluid and towel were provided. There is a convenience store, however I did not go inside. A 3.5 seems to fit them.

Decent little Sunco gas station that we went to when we went out of town in Indiana. They had some…read moresnacks and got some gas in it did the job.