"Willy Wonka Walmart" is how I describe this energetic, bright, and well-organized superstore full…read moreof inexpensive junk you think you need, all because its masterful marketing linked it to a rodent. Plus everyone, including the workers, are happy to be there and there's no long lines. Lots of merch and food. I got a foam baseball, a flashlight key chain, a cooler bag, my $1.19 XL Diet Dr. Pepper, and Beaver Nuggets for the neighbors, while the wife nabbed Mini Waffle Cones and Butter Toffee Pecans, which I highly recommend. This being my third time at a Buc-ee's, I was smart enough to go hungry and got a brisket sandwich from the busy busy foodworkers. Once second largest at 60,000 square feet, this particular Buc-ee's, the relief point between Dallas and Austin, ranks 11th in size out of 54. A mix of Outlaw Country with the busy Donki stores of Japan, I affectionately call these a "Delta Dawn Quixote."

I feel for the people who have never made it to a Buc-ee's. They're expanding and will eventually…read morebe somewhat close to you. And I don't understand the people who don't understand the appeal. It's a destination! Walmart meets Cracker Barrel with barbecue and jerky and a thousand gas pumps. You have to try it. I've now been to more than a dozen across the United States and I still get excited to step inside. Beaver Nuggets. Clean restrooms. Jerky. Fudge. A large brass beaver out front. It's something else and the Buc=ee's in Temple fits the brand well. I had a great time and look forward to the next one! [Review 379 of 2026 - 696 in Texas - 25564 overall]

What an odd, but rural, station. The bathrooms were pretty below average. There are tons of signs…read moreprinted in the store and around the cashier ghat make you wonder why this owner decided to be in business in a small rural town in the first place. We stopped by for water, which there's only a small selection or, and the restroom. It's somewhere to pee. that's my review.

Restrooms can use some attention but we did stop during lunch time so it was busy and the cashiers…read moredidn't seem to get away from the counter long enough.. The rest of the store was clean, including the to go food area. The staff was very staff.

I get severe anxiety in big, crowded places. And that's what this was. It was big, crowded, and…read morefull of tchotchkes I didn't want, need or love. I bought a sandwich and some water and got out of there. I will never return. In fairness to them, the place was surprisingly clean, well organized, seemed well managed. The staff seemed nice enough - just working hard to ring up all the people buying their tchotchkes.

Our third Buc-ee's on this trip and the first one in Texas. This one in Madisonville is very…read moreconsistent with the brand, from the large covered gas pump areas, the huge inside shopping area with jerky and fudge and "fresh brisket on the board!" and of course, the cleanest restrooms. At 5:00 pm on a weeknight, it was quite busy. Mrs. K. is now addicted to the Beaver Nuggets that are drizzled with caramel. Light crunchy corn pops with sugar, it's easy to zip through a bag if you're not careful! We picked up our fridge magnet as well and were on the way after about 20 minutes. It's hard to rate a Buc-ee's as anything less than five stars. Clean, efficient and a great spot for snacks. [Review 362 of 2026 - 686 in Texas - 25548 overall]

From out of state, stayed at a hotel down the street we were just driving to find something light…read moreto eat. Stopped cause their billboard/sign for tacos looked really good. Ordered food, got to watch them cook it fresh. Plenty of options. There's indoor seating & outdoor seating. Loved their fountain drinks options. After the tasty & filling fajitas & tacos, plenty of options for dessert there too. Not pricey at all either.

We were trying this for the first time. They advertised Tacos and Tenders. But it's so much more…read more This convenience store has cheaper priced items and food but quality! Friendly and welcoming staff upon arrival. The food was made fresh -in front of us.

Great convenience store\gas station\taco stand! Conveniently located at HWY 79 at FM 487…read moreintersection this convenience store has all you need from beer and wine to frozen drinks and food. Coming soon, tacos to go! Get your Valero gas and everything else you need. It is also located next to Brett's BBQ at the top of Texas Monthly's best places in Texas! Gets some Beer from Caffey Corner and take it over when you eat BBQ!

Clean, well stocked. Fastest gas pumps I've ever seen! Lots of parking. Friendly staff. Fair gas…read moreprices.

We stop here every time we go from Houston to Dallas. I usually get the kolaches, but resisted…read moretoday. Today was a bathroom and coffee stop. They have a Starbucks on the premises and my husband got a coffee to go. I used the rest room. The bathroom is usually very clean, but think there was a bad smell in there yesterday. The cleaning crew was in there, so maybe they would have taken care of the smell too if I have been there a while Later. They have lots of the usual stop n go stuff for sale candy, fountain drinks and coffee. But what caught my eye were these cute animal booty/non skid slippers. They were so cute -wolf ones, bear ones and others including college team inspired ones. Wish I had had my camera with me when I saw them.

Travel stop with Shell gas, bakery, general merchandise. Clean restrooms and friendly service…read more Honestly I prefer these stops much more than the super travel centers. We gassed up, empty the bladder,grabbed some snacks and were back on the road without unnecessary distractions and temptations.