Y'all if you're ever driving through this is the gas station to stop at! Cleanest restrooms in…read moretown! Sweetest employees! Lots of snacks, drinks, all kinds of goodies and never too crowded. They do cook hot meals, never had it but it smells good.

Nice new Valero on busy Hwy 80 east of Terrell an west of Wills Point…read more 10 gas pumps, large clean restrooms and lots of snacks and groceries await the hungry and thirsty traveler.

I'm obsessed with Buc-ee's! It's a must-stop if you're in Texas. It's a massive travel center, with…read moresome locations having over 100 pumps. They've even expanded beyond Texas to places like Tennessee and Northern Virginia. Everything is kept clean, especially the bathrooms. This particular location is on the smaller side, so I can't even imagine how huge the larger locations are. There's a wide variety of souvenirs from apparel and home goods to even pet items. Towards the back, you'll find a deli, a wall of specialty beef jerky, tons of snacks, plus brisket sandwiches and desserts, including fudge. We ended up spending a good amount of time here before getting back on the road. You can sample the jerky. I really liked the Honey Jalapeño and Maple Cherry (on the sweeter side). And don't leave without grabbing the beaver nuggets!

We're continuing to hit up the Buc-ee's in the Dallas-Fort Worth area and this one was the first of…read morethe day. If you've been to a Buc-ee's, then you're familiar with how it works. It's close to the highway with easy access. There's a hundred gas pumps. There are multiple entrances to the store. Even at 1pm on a weekday, it was BUSY! Inside, there's that Buc-ee's smell that hits you hard. Candied nuts and fresh brisket. And all the other stuff you can see - jerky and fudge and soda fountains and Icees and a wall of candy. It's practically a ritual. Of course, we had to stop to visit the restrooms. Mrs. K. confirmed that the ladies side was excellent and I could see that the men's side was clean. I love the red/green lights to let you know which stalls are available or not. In addition to the fridge magnet, Mrs. K. added a BUC-EE'S ballcap to the collection along with two bags of the caramel drizzled Beaver Nuggets. Friendly service and everything else about it, just the way it is everywhere else. Awesome. [Review 404 of 2026 - 713 in Texas - 25587 overall]

Single women DONT STOP HERE!!!! High trafficking place…read moreNo women at all around just a lot of men shady looking. It's a truck stop too. I didn't feel safe here even with my husband carrying his gun. He was weirded out too. He made me get in the truck from the drivers side due to safety

Still clean and descent. Don't let the outside appearance fool ya...this place is a great place to…read morestop.

Easy access from freeway. They serve food here, and it must be pretty good because there was a line…read moreof people waiting for their orders, and there were customers eating inside. Limited inside seating, but the store was very clean.

Stopped here while traveling, this place has clean bathrooms, souvenirs, truck parts, but most of…read moreall the food that they make is just amazing! We ordered elote, and 10 trompo tocos the meat was super tasty and the salas was delicious chased it down with an authentic Mexican coke. The price was not bad for the amount food that we received. I would definitely recommend this place and I do plan and going back. We had to drop a pin to be sure would find the place again!

Harvey's did an excellent job getting my 2007 Tundra back on the road. I am very grateful for the…read morework they did on my u joints and carrier bearing. The truck now runs and shifts like it was brand new again. Thank you for doing your work in excellence. God Bless you!

Harvey's is on my way to work so it's very convenient. Price of gas is not normally high but…read moreaverage for the area. I love the breakfast they have there and look forward to it. Also sells lottery.

Coming off of 175 through Mabank (right past the High School) you will pass directly by this place…read more(if you don't take the business 175 exit that passes the front of the Jr. High). This shell station is just like all others, with the added bonus of a Church's Chicken and a Pizza Inn. The gas station itself is pretty solid. It's worth checking out the keychains and the personalized knives. They usually have some Mabank shirts and quite an interesting selection of local snacks (from local Beef Jerky to local Vanilla Wafers that swear not to get soggy in pudding) and everything in between. Standard colas, ice cream bars, and a fair beer selection. There is an ATM on site here too. The pizza inn usually has extra pizza at the end of the night (I recall from years ago) and you get them on the cheap after 10PM). The gas is usually about 2 cents higher here than the Food Fast, but it is most convenient. If you are rolling by anytime between 11:50PM and Midnight, you may want to detour to another store. They are usually on hold to "count the register." The bathroom is very accessible, when you walk in it is nearly center and to the right, past the coffee. Generally clean, it does offer paper towels and always has soap. They don't have any of the "DFW" small gas station stuff, like impulse buys, kratom, CBD gummies or any of that, but do have cigs and lotto, of course. The staff is always nice and fellow customers will hold the door. I always have to make at least one stop here when I come home.

Pretty big gas station. It's also fairly clean and all the pumps were working well. They have…read morediesel fuel here. They also have an EV charging station, it's not a Tesla charging station though but it's a pretty fast charging station with two stations.

This is one of my favorite truck stops along I-20 and I stop In for a good fried pie every time!…read moreThey have a little bit of everything, including those delicious boiled peanuts.

This place needs to go out of business. Stopped in at breakfast time, and to get gas. First they…read morecharge over 40 cents more for gas than the circle k a few exits down ($2.89 versus $2.45). At 8 am they had one biscuit for sale, plus a few burritos. Way overpriced. $3 for the smallest biscuit I ever saw, and $5 for a small burrito. A small soft drink was $3. Poor quality and outrageous prices. Run don't walk to somewhere else

I stopped here since it was nice & convenient. At the time I came it was $1.52 per gallon for…read moreunleaded gasoline. I didn't really get to explore the convenience store portion of this establishment, so I don't know about that or the restroom situation. But the location was easy, since I could access it from a large street & quickly get to Highway 175.

Another great one: bacon burger with sweet potato fries. Ate lunch on July 22nd around 1pm. Place…read morewas empty but busy with customers. Don't let it's smallness fools you; this place is a jewel.

This was a recommendation by the neighborhood my in-laws live in Facebook group. We drove up and…read morefrom the outside it looks like a small gas station. We went in and they had a seating area inside you can sit down and order to the left side of the building. We all ordered burgers with various toppings...but they had other menu items available if you do not want a burger. The food came out quickly for how busy they are...I was surprised that they have a steady order of food for a small place....lots of call in orders for to-go. The burgers tasted like they are fresh made patties...juicy and cooked just right. The buns are lightly toasted. The fries tasted homemade/cut. The onion rings tasted like they were just regular frozen ones...so nothing special about them. Overall a dang good meal.