Typical work scenario for me. I'm minding my own business in the warehouse when one of the bosses…read morewalks out and says GO HERE NOW! Loaded up a truck and headed to Winters, TX. Can't remember if I've ever been through this town. Typical drive in Texas where I'm stuck behind 18 wheelers and of course at least one farm tractor for miles. Coordinating with my coworker who was driving in from Plainview for pickup we literally texted each other with a two minute difference in arrival time. The Crossing was the first gas station / convenience store I saw in town. Pulled in and once the exchange was done we ventured in for a potty break and drinks. First time seeing a salad bar in this type of business. And, it actually looked appealing! We've all traveled major roads in whatever state you're from. Yes, I've snickered at gas station sushi in Mississippi. There are things you DON'T want in this setting. Yet, The Crossing made it look seamless. Clean bathrooms at least on the mens side. Usual suspects like Hunt Brothers pizza present and a glass case full of fried goodness too. I think they do burgers too? We grabbed drinks not big enough for a million stops to return and went our separate ways. Ten employees working but nobody was super friendly.

Restrooms were clean and stocked, albight only having 3 stalls for such a large busy stop. Food was…read moremade on sight by one of the team members. All food was delicious. Mac n cheese, okra, pizza, blt-all great! Cute souvenirs. Team members have a Christian vibe that's warming and inviting.

The small gas station was a normal gas station with clean restrooms and a friendly staff but I…read morewriting this based more on the small eatery within the gas station. I stopped in to grab a snack and use the restroom as I had been traveling for about 2 hours and still had another 3 to go. As I walked in, I was greeted by a nice young lady asking if I was going to grab a bite to eat. After looking at the menu, I decided to this would be a good place to sample some local food before I continued on my journey. The menu had everything from pulled pork to brisket to burgers. The menu read quite well and everything sounded great. I ordered the burger and some onion rings as it just seemed like the quick and easy choice. The burger was average in both taste and sight. I would not say the burger was bad by any means it just didn't stand out from other burger places. Again, it was a good burger. The onion rings were handmade so the breading had a non mass produced frozen taste to them. They were quite good and was happy that I ordered the onion rings to go with my burger. Overall, this was a great stop with good food and a friendly staff.

I was in line behind an elderly gentleman to order a Barbecue sandwich, time was 1:50 on my cell…read morephone, June 22. The proprietor of the restaurant said to both me & the elderly gentleman he was, Spelled Out, C L O S E D and we could come back tomorrow between 11 & 2. I interupted the man & told him to his face i wouldn't spend a penny in here or in his store, you don't need to be rude to me or the other gentleman cause we wanted to buy a Barbecue sandwich. All you needed to say is you were closed, no need to spell it out loud or show you're a huge asshole. I'll never come to your store. Travel Center, what ever you want to call it. There will be a day when you'll beg for 2 customers to stand in line to order food from you. Keep that good Customer Service in check and it may come sooner than you think. I recommend avoiding this establishment Like the Plaque!!!!

Place has all their info wrong. Online states 6am-8pm. Called and they said they were open 24/7…read more Got down and both doors are locked.

An unexpected delight. This Valero gas station/convenience store is clean, well-stocked, friendly…read moreand nicely decorated. We found an emporium of locally made jarred fruits and vegetables, candies and treats. This place was a real pleasant surprise!

Gas station with electric charging stations. Good food options and friendly staff. You can also…read morerenew hunting licenses here.

The coffee I had consumed before starting my long day in the car chose to escape early in the trip…read more I had no choice but to find a place to stop. So 40 minutes in - I was out. This place was packed. The parking lot was buzzing and the spots were all full. The store had a large selection of items- as one would expect from a truck stop. The restroom is showing its age. But the dispensers were all stocked. And the floor was dry. I do prefer to hit the rest area in EastLand but I was having an emergency. So compared to the EastLand area not as good- But I'll still choose it over ANY Loves on the planet.

PK one stop is hands down a friendly awesome place not only for gas but a delicious morning…read moreburrito! All staff members are super friendly and helpfuld, as well!

Breakfast, lunch and dinner, all in one, is available at this cute convenience store in PK. Food is…read morealways consistent and the employees are always so nice and very friendly.

I'm taking off a star because of QuikTrip's recent gas prices. I only buy top-tier gasoline, and…read moreQuiktrip is usually the cheapest or one of the cheapest stations that sell top-tier gasoline. My last 3 fill ups, I've gotten gas 46 cents a gallon cheaper at a Chevron station. For 46 cents a gallon, I have no loyalty to Quiktrip. But their drinks are still cheap!

For traveling sales person QT is the spot for everything you need. Gas, snacks drinks of all types…read moreand clean restrooms. They have the nicest counter people that always welcome you and thank you for stopping in.

Sometimes little towns have that place where everyone goes. Sit down and have a cup of coffee or…read moreeat lunch. In Albany, Texas that place is Prairie Star. It's actually a convenience store, but a great convenience store. Outside, it's got that country look that invites you in. Once your inside, it's shopping in the middle, deli on the right, and dining area on the left. The deli has great food. Grab something to go or sit a while and eat. The desserts look way to good to be in a convenience store. Several tables were filled with the locals, solving the world's problems over a cup of coffee. What a great, slowed down, life. I miss that. Anyway, gas, munchies, deli, and of course the 238 ounce Big Gulp if your thirsty. (Yes I made that up). It's a great place to stop, so stop!

On a motorcycle trip. Stopped for gas & to stretch our legs. We were hungry so we got something to…read moreeat. Had a great cheeseburger

This place is the hole in the wall diner I was looking for on my road trip. Sue the owner is so…read moresweet. I got the traditional breakfast. I asked for eggs over easy and they where cooked to perfection. Love that runny middle. The hash browns had a nice crunch to them, the saucage patties where alittle spicy but that's how I like them, my biscuit was nice and fluffy and so where the pancakes. The service was fantastic. This quant little place had about 8-10 tables. I will be stopping here again soon. The only reason I did not give the filling station five stars is because it is so far from any major city. Well that is the beauty of this place right!