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    Busy Bee - Cute boutique

    Busy Bee

    (49 reviews)

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    Super clean and amply staffed! Holiday decor is on point and everyone I encountered was super…read morefriendly. I am super happy to see such a well run truck stop. There's even a nice spot near the parking lot to give a pup some exercise or a little pee break!

    Somewhere along US Highway 41 sits another Busy Bee, confidently planting its flag in the…read moreincreasingly crowded world of "gas stations that saw Buc-ee's and thought... yeah, we can do that too." After stopping at another Busy Bee recently and actually enjoying the experience, I intentionally bypassed I-75 on the drive home just to stop here. That's right. I altered my route. I committed. I believed in the bee. And then the gas pump hit me with emotional damage. The first thing I noticed was the gas prices, which were shockingly high for a highway stop. We're not talking a few pennies here. We're talking around forty cents higher than nearby stations. At those prices, I expected the pump to include a shoulder massage and someone whispering affirmations while I fueled up. It did not. Then came one of my all-time gas station pet peeves: no receipt at the pump. Nothing sends me spiraling faster than having to abandon my pump, walk inside, wait in line, and ask for the tiny square of paper the machine was supposed to provide in the first place. Put paper in the pumps. Maintain the machines. America deserves better. Once inside though, things improved. This Busy Bee is noticeably smaller than the one about eighteen miles west, and the difference shows. Less selection. Fewer impulse-buy opportunities. Not nearly as much of that "I came in for a drink and somehow bought smoked sausage, peach rings, and a cast iron skillet" energy. But the store itself was clean, organized, and easy to navigate. Food-wise, I grabbed the breakfast chicken biscuit sandwich and honestly? Pretty good. Flavorful, fresh, and exactly the kind of greasy road-trip morale boost you hope for during a highway stop. Also appreciated seeing brewed iced tea available because some of us still believe beverages should taste like actual tea and not liquified corn syrup. The biggest positive here was the staff. Unlike my previous Busy Bee stop where the employees looked emotionally drafted into service, the people here actually seemed engaged, friendly, and like they cared about the place. That matters more than most businesses realize. So this place ends up being a weird mix of highs and lows. Clean store. Good breakfast sandwich. Friendly staff. Brutal gas prices. Broken receipt situation. Smaller selection. In the end, it all averages out to a solid three-star experience. Not terrible. Not amazing. Just slightly disappointing considering I literally went out of my way to stop here expecting a mini Buc-ee's experience and instead got "regional gas station with ambition."

    Busy Bee

    Busy Bee

    (306 reviews)

    $$

    wow a sugar addicts paradise …read more i saved this place to return, it has dunkin' donuts and a burger king and so much eye candy imho. plethora gas pumps. sugar addict

    Somewhere on a lonely stretch of US Highway 129 sits Busy Bee, a gas station that looked at…read moreBuc-ee's and said, hold my beef jerky. Now listen... this is not Buc-ee's. Let's not get reckless. Nobody is confusing this place with the Disney World of gas stations. But Busy Bee absolutely wants you to know it studied the Buc-ee's playbook in great detail and copied enough homework to pass the class. And honestly? Respect. After hours on the road, I pulled in needing gas, caffeine, food, a restroom, and probably some emotional reassurance from the highway gods. Busy Bee delivered on most of it. First off, the bathrooms were clean. Not "gas station clean." Actually clean. That alone immediately moves a roadside stop up at least one full star in America's travel grading system. Then came the snack exploration phase. They had homemade jerky, specialty snacks, random road trip impulse purchases, and enough "well I wasn't planning to buy this but here we are" items to keep me wandering around longer than intended. It's the kind of place where you walk in for a drink and somehow leave holding candied pecans, smoked sausage, and a giant bag of pork rinds you'll later regret in silence. The overall vibe was solid too. Convenient. Clean. Easy stop. Good energy from the place itself. The employees though? Let's just say the staff had the collective facial expression of people who may have originally applied at Buc-ee's and ended up here after the universe made other plans. Nobody was rude. But there was definitely an emotional support shift happening behind the counter. Still, for a highway stop, Busy Bee absolutely gets the job done. It's a good place to refuel both your gas tank and your stomach before heading back into the chaos of interstate survival. This is probably a true three-and-a-half star stop if we're getting technical about it. But Yelp refuses to acknowledge the beauty of nuance, and I'm feeling generous today. So four stars it is for the little roadside gas station that looked at Buc-ee's empire and said, we can absolutely make a run at this thing.

    Circle K

    Circle K

    (22 reviews)

    $$

    Stopped for gas and left with some hotdogs and ice cream for the fam. Although were in COVID times,…read moremy parents noticed how safe the team was being and decided to take advantage of their $3.99 deal of a hotdog, bag of chips, and 20oz coke bottle. They were happy with their meal! I got some frozen yogurt and felt safe enough having it. They didn't have the typical toppings or taste cups which I found safe enough. The small cups were $2.99 and the large cups $3.99.

    https://circlekbx.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3pz1F2f91syz2BM?Q_EED=eyJCVVNJTkVTU19VTklUX05VTUJFUiI6Ik…read morevQSIsIlNVUlThe Great Circle K Heist: A Tragedy in 79 Cents So, back in November, I fell for it. I saw the sign. It was glowing. It promised me the Holy Grail: a Circle K knock-off Stanley cup and 79¢ refills for life. I asked the guy behind the counter, "For life? Like, until I meet my maker?" He looked me in the eye and said, "Infact, yes." I should have known then. "Infact" is one word only when someone is lying to your face. The Price is... Whatever We Feel Like Since that day, my bank statement looks like a random number generator. I go in for my 79¢ refill and get hit with: $1.15 (The "Convenience" Tax) $1.79 (The "I Like Your Shirt" Surcharge) $1.80 (The "Nickel and Dime You" Special) $2.04 (Today's price--apparently, the cup now has its own mortgage) The Corporate Comedy Hour I called Corporate. I told them I'm hard of hearing and just need someone I can understand without a lip-reading degree. Their response? "Mission Impossible." Then they told me a guy named "Michael" called me back. I don't know a Michael. If Michael exists, his nose is currently poking through my front door from three towns over because he is a liar. Michael is the Pinocchio of Polar Pops. The "Canadian Tariff" Defense I finally figured out the scam: They're ringing me up for hot coffee instead of a refill. When I called the store clerks out on it, I got a "Choose Your Own Adventure" list of excuses: "We don't have a button for that." (It's a cash register, not a nuclear reactor. Find a button!) "We're a Canadian company, so... Tariffs." (My Polar Pop is not a soft-wood lumber export, Brenda! It's syrup and tap water!) "All sales are final." (So is my soul's departure from this store.) See You in Court? I let them know that overcharging me like this is poor trade practices and it's basically an invitation for a lawsuit. This isn't just a refill; it's FRAUD. I'm taking this to the streets (and by streets, I mean every social media page I own). If you've also been victimized by Michael the Liar or the Great Canadian Soda Tariff of 2024, let's band together. Grab your overpriced cups. We're going Class Action. Still waiting for MICHAEL to call. I bet Michael also 'stepped' out for a gallon of milk.

    Chevron - servicestations - Updated May 2026

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