No!!! Do NOT stop here. Each pump has a homemade sign…read morestating a $226 hold will be placed on your credit card. Instead I went into the building and spoke with an employee. In order to fill my tank I had to choose a max dollar amount and THAT charge was held on my card. Returned to my car & filled up. Back to the employee inside to receive an accurate receipt. Waste of my time.

There's a Taco Bell and Cinnabon inside this Pilot stop. This might actually be one of my favorite…read morestops in between Houston and Dallas. The bathrooms are very clean and even have cute planters hanging on command strips - we appreciate the little details. The coffee section is well stocked, and if you're in a rush, don't worry because there are barcodes on the coffee cups that you can take straight to the self check-out.

I went to this gas station to get gas. The pump credit card thing did not work so I went inside to…read moreleave my credit card, which I do not like to do. So my credit card is in a protective sleeve. The man behind the counter then stated that I also need to leave my ID also. I told him that I would show him my ID to show that it was my credit card, but he said if I wanted him to turn the pump on I would have to leave my ID with him. I told him he must be insane because why would I leave both my credit card and my ID just to get gas. I asked him why and he said that is what I want you to do. I said a few choice words for the man to ponder. He then stated that if I needed to cuss I would have to leave. I gave him a few more choice words before I left. He then stated that if I came back he would have me arrested for trespassing. I told him that he did not have to worry about me coming back because I would never ever give my business.

Whew, that was close! We had such a bad experience at the Buc-ee's in Ennis, TX, I had to do some…read moreserious negotiating to get the hubs to stop at this one on the way back to Dallas. Today's experience was much better. We did have to stop at Starbucks for coffee because Buc-ee's coffee leaves a lot to be desired. Bathrooms were clean. Brisket tacos were very good.

If you're traveling through Texas. Buc-ee's is the place to stop. Clean bathrooms that are not…read morestalls with the giant gap at the bottom. Private bathroom! More jerky than you can imagine. Fresh quality food to go. A gillion has pumps and a ton of charge stations. Stop in, get something ' leave something .

Gas station right off thr highway. Seems like it changed ownership recently or currently, as there…read moreis no sign for the store or where the gas prices are. No other car services like car washes, just the gas pumps. However, the price here is noticeably cheaper than neighboring stations. Same quality for a better value. Pretty clean too.

Filthy women's bathroom. 2 toilets full and not flushing. Third toilet has liquid all over the…read morefloor. Zero stars for this place.

DO NOT STOP HERE FOR GAS!!!! They have the pumps fixed!!! you will press the fuel grade you want…read moreand they change it in the store to the higher priced furl you did not initially select!!!! Then the clerk tried to play me for stupid and talked shit!! Cheating bastards!!!

Big store with lots of stuff. Expensive. Worst bathrooms we've ever seen! Nasty! Need maintenance…read moreand cleaning! Keep going!

Hoodwinked again!! I…read moresaw the price and it was the same as across the street so I pulled in. I had been driving for a while and it was really early... so I didn't see that they were charging one price for cards and a lesser for cash! I hate that!! Especially when paying at the pump with your debit card... which might as well be cash. Why in the world do places even do this anymore?!? The store its self was a typical quick stop with all the normal treats and drinks. However it just felt a bit dirty... unclean... germy if you know what I mean. Next time I'll go across the street!

I don't want to speak to my current gf. Put my exxon…read more This is one of several very cheap gas stations right off of I-45 Highway in the little town of Centerville - which is about half way from Dallas to Houston. There's a lot of cool stuff at this exit and it usually has the cheapest prices maybe alongside Bucee's a few miles to the north - or sometimes a little cheaper or more expensive. I've stopped at this gas station several times now and will probably do so again.

Decent place to get gas, but the price for air is crazy, I mean c'mon people, really! That is one…read moreof the only draw backs to this place. The gas prices are fair, and they have a good convenience store. Other than that, its your basic gas station.

Everything is GREAT at Buc-ee's My whole family loves to go…read moreto Buc-ee's! I live with an hour from at least 2 Buc--ee's in Texas. All of them have wonderful and friendly employees for starters! They have great food and awesome treats I can't live without. I always find either clothes or gifts there for me and my friends!! Every experience I've ever had there has been very positive.!! If you're in Texas within an hour or so of a Buc-ee's, "GO" experience it you won't regret it! I gave this review five stars but for some reason it's only showing one. I can't seem to change it. I apologize.!

What the heck is going on at this location? We stop at Buc-ee's every time we travel. Until…read moretoday, we took for granted clean restrooms and a warm breakfast sandwich. The restrooms didn't disappoint however... We walked over to the breakfast sandwich area and not one biscuit, burrito or croissant, not one. The whole area was empty like it was shit down. Keep in mind it was 6am. We walked over to the pastry area where there were several people standing around. The lady at pastry yells over, you got any sandwiches ready? The guy lets out a sigh, reaches in a warming area under the counter and tosses up 6 biscuits and 6 burritos. He brings out a tray of croissants and starts putting them together like he's got all day. I literally had time to walk over to the clothes area, pick my niece out a buck-ee costume and walk back and the guy still hadn't wrapped one croissant sandwich. When he finally wrapped the first sandwich, my husband asked to take that one and the guy said, they'll be up on the hot bar I. A few minutes. The guy literally wrapped every single croissant sandwich and laid them on the counter next to him before putting even one on the hot bar. I don't know who was in charge of that morning shift but I'm guessing no one. Who knows how much business they lost and people they pissed off prior to 6am but I guess no one cared.