Cerv's Conoco & Convenience was a great stop to make along our I-70 road trip…read more When I entered the store, the cashiers greeted me and offered help finding items. This seems like a new station as I haven't stopped here before. I'll definitely be back!

Best road food pit stop you can get gas and find whatever flavor of beef jerky your heart desires,…read moreit also got good music playing! There is peanut butter and beef jerky samples!

they put a $50 dollar hold on my card and I couldn't get gas. instead of making it right, they said…read moreI'd have to wait until the hold drops. left me stranded without money.

The manager, Maya , helped my boyfriend jump his car in 30 degree weather for over 30 minutes due…read moreto a completely dead battery. She was very kind and willing to help with everything! 10/10 recommend

The parking lot is super tight which is hard when you are towing to maneuver. There are about 6 gas…read morepumps and if there is another set of extended vehicles/towing vehicles you end up having to drive on a gravel pit adjacent to this gas station near the hotel. It's kind of a mess. The convenience store is small and there is no hot or freshly prepared food even though there are refrigerated cases for this- the cases are completely empty. There are signs all over the fountain drink machine about charges for cups, ice, etc. When I say signs, I mean a bunch of signs repeated over and over about the cost of everything- it is a bit obnoxious. There is supposed to be a taco place adjacent/connected to this Travel Plaza and there is a window in the travel plaza convenience store where I guess you would be able to order tacos. This is all shut down/closed. The whole experience is weird. Hays KS is large and there are lots of gas stations and convenience stores- I would go somewhere else. In addition, this location is not an easy on and off I-70 Highway

Ok I didn't eat here, but if you're like me JT Travel Plaza sounded like a truck stop. I know they…read morehave good food, so I waited on lunch till we could get there. To my disappointment, it's a little quick shop with a little (deli?) next door. Do for you who think like me, you might wanna pass. I think it's named wrong. Went to Golden Corral at the same exit, so it worked out.

I purchased a vintage car from San Marcos California and planned an adventure to drive it back…read morepartially via Route 66 to my home in Kentucky. Along the way we ran into trouble approx 30 minutes west of Hays, Kansas on a Saturday night about 8 pm. The car was stuck in 4th gear and would simply not shift into any other gear. It felt like the linkage crumbled away. Luckily we made it off an exit to a rather desolate gas station and started googling who to call. After an hour with no luck, the gas station attendant gave us the number to Drexler's. I don't know how to explain, with the proper amount of emphasis, how Drexler's went above and beyond the call of duty, for complete strangers. First, this is a normal 9-5 shop and he answered at 9pm Saturday night. He sent a tow truck friend of his, who was also amazing by the way, to collect us and take us to his shop. He sent one of his technicians to meet us at the shop (again on a Saturday night) who opened a bay and let us park our rare and expensive vintage car securely overnight. The tech took our information and told us they would start bright and early Monday morning. The tow driver then dropped us at a local Motel 6 and we dug in to begin our long wait. Fast forward to Monday 8am . . . I get a call from Drexler's telling me the car was ready. Apparently, Drexler sent a tech to the shop on Sunday to complete the repairs well into the night, so we could restart our journey home as soon as possible. How do you even thank somebody for service like that. Such an amazing group of people. I hope you never break down on a long journey. But if you do, I sincerely hope it's near Drexler's in Hays, Kansas.

Amazing service. We took my son's truck to them in the morning, and it was done before noon. Great…read morevalue. They don't price gouge or try to talk you into things you don't need. Very straightforward, honest work. They were able to use the parts and supplies we had, so that saved us on the total bill. Very quick service. Call ahead and make an appointment, which may be a few weeks out because they are so good. Highly recommended!

This gas station is clean, trash cans are empty, all the window washing stations have good…read morescrubbers and squeegees and the blue stuff, the toilets and everything else in the restroom is sparkling and I highly recommend it. The night clerk Carlos is helpful and was knowledgeable about the local ev chargers.

My Credit Card was charged $150 for 18 gallons of gas! Do not buy anything at this Shamrock! This…read moreplace is criminal!

Called for diesel price. He quoted me .60 cents more than actual price. Because we had already…read morepulled in with our trailer, we didn't want to search again. Deceptive. I asked the clerk about the discrepancy, he just said "oh well "

Stopped here twice on my road trip with my son this week. Only half dozen pumps in a small space…read more Not a lot of parking kinda cramped. Restroom wasn't the cleanest nor the dirtiest I've ever seen but good enough. Doesn't offer much other then gas, restroom, convenience store. But I have a Valero card so that's why I stopped. I'd do it again.

This establishment is pretty unremarkable in appearance. I pulled up today to fill up. I used the…read moreeast pump of the set closest to the street. I swiped my card and chose regular unleaded (87 octane) and filled up. When it finished filling the price was through the roof. Well, it wasn't the fact that the price advertised on their sign is for cash only; credit card users pay 10 cents more per gallon (highway robbery, anyone?). It didn't print out the receipt, so I went in and asked what the price per gallon was? The lady greeted me without looking up. Handing me the receipt she said it was $3.05 because I bought premium. I said, "No, I chose 87 octane." She replied, "Oh, well that pump gets a little ornery sometimes, so....". So what? So I eat the difference??? I will never come back!

Drove 4 hours on a tank of gas. Filled up at Golden Ox truck stop ($100 in the tank) and 50 miles…read moredown the road my tank was at half full! Watering gas? Something is wrong with the gas.!!

Reference Greyhound ticket service. I called Greyhound in Texas and the store to be sure they…read morecould exchange an e-ticket for a later date. Traveled 120 miles to Hays. Clerk entered wrong data into terminal even with me and e-ticket in front of him. Clerk called owner and he was out of town and did not help. Greyhound driver came into store and gave clerk Denver Greyhound number. When calling that number he did not leave call back number. I was told to come back following day at 10 a.m. I called Hays police. The officer was able to point out the error. Clerk had entered one adult rather than one senior. I recieved my exchange tickets. $20 cash for each. Posted gas prices is for cash.

This place literally gave me the ick. We needed to stop somewhere for gas and bio breaks while…read morerecently driving down I-70 and decided to stop here. It was right off the highway which made it convenient however it was difficult to get back out due to traffic, the flow, etc. The store is small, there's only a few pumps, and they sell live bait if you're into that kinda thing. I only ended up checking out the bathroom and was horrified enough that I didn't waste my time walking around the rest of the store. The bathroom was in absolute disrepair. It's two stalls, one very gross sink, and lots of broken down everything. The stall door would hardly shut, wouldn't obviously lock, and badly needs replaced. See the pic below. The sink was also barely functioning. No way to dry your hands. No soap. I will not be stopping at this establishment in the future.

For a drive across Kansas, Hays is about a half-way point. We like to take a break and fill up our…read moretank, and that usually works out to be when we get to Hays. I use one of 2 gas credit cards when we travel, and this being a Phillps 66 station just off the interstate, we usually pop in right when we exit. It's just your basic small convenience store/gas station. There are pumps on the east and north sides of the building, and the traffic flow isn't the best (more on that later), but it serves its purpose. Now, the best tip I can give you? When leaving, and trying to turn left back onto the main road...you might sit there a while. There's no light at that intersection, and the alternating north and south bound traffic can be a headache, depending on the time of day. I advise going further south along the frontage road to a different intersection - giving you more opportunity for a easy left.