I stopped here around 1pm on a Friday to fuel up. It's a small station with only 2 pumps. It's…read moreconnected to Tommy's Mini Mart, a convenience store. The pumps are open 24/7 but the store is open until 11pm. I paid at the pump and used my fuel rewards to save 10cents a gallon. The pump was fast. No issues.

A evening stop for a snack and a beer to enjoy later, this 7-Eleven was clean bright and mostly…read morewell stocked. At 7pm on a weekday, the few things remaining on the roller grill were not at all appealing. But the rest of the store including the hot display was stocked. Plenty of cold sodas, water, beer and such. Shelves of snacks of both salty and sweet variety. A display of auto convenience items as well. This 7-Eleven is just off the interstate and is quite convenient. The clerk who rang up my sale was pleasant. [Review 2172 of 2024 - 3829 in North Carolina - 23191 overall]

Since I have been in Burlington, I have found that there are big differences with gas pricing even…read moreif just a block away. When the "sev" was first built I was very excited. Something familiar from my youth that wasn't in Raleigh. I remember when I was in college, late at night after an evening dancing, we could always go "gulping" at the "sev". Sigh. Ah youth. From the first time I stopped in at this location, I have made up my mind that this one s where I will always get my gas. The location is perfect, on the way to 85. The pump area is always clean with the windshield cleaner always filled. The store itself has some surprises inside as well. It's just a treat that is less painful with the discounts given if you sign up for their rewards program. Stop by, get a gulp or slurpee, fill up and have a bright day!

Interesting little place here - a convenience store sporting a small grill area, offering up Fried…read moreChicken, Chicken Sandwiches, Biscuits, Hot Dogs, BLT, and Burgers. A few years back, this was Cindy's Food Mart, and served up much of the same fare, and like Cindy's, has little or no exposure outside its immediate neighborhood, and yet there is good food here, what it lack's is ambiance - and a place to sit and eat, and someone to attend to your empty glass. But to the food - the Fried Chicken is excellent - with a great flavor, a perfect & well seasoned crust, and a touch of dryness from resting under the heat lamp. The Chicken Sandwich is quite nice, though other than the bun, it is offered up quite naked & alone - only to be rescued by a bit of mayo, salt, and pepper. The Chili Dog was nice, with some meaty chili, a decent wiener, and a soft bun. This is another dog I would not search out again on its own, but if passing by, the combination of food items here would be attractive for a stop.

A hot spot to stop !!! Chicken ,Hot dogs, Burgers, Butter…read morebiscuits .... A lot more tasty food.

This 7-Eleven is quite new and is located -south- of the intersection with I-40. There is another…read more7-Eleven about a third of a mile north of here on the other side of the intersection. This is not that one! This was clean and well stocked. No trash in the pump area which is well covered and all pumps seemed to have squeegees. Inside, the ATM was easy to locate. Lots of drinks and snacks. The "hot food" was completely stocked this morning at 8:00 AM which was pleasant to see. I've been to some really dismal 7-Elevens. This is a great one. [Review 2408 of 2024 - 3864 in North Carolina - 23421 overall]

The place is very clean, and the employees are incredibly friendly. I love this place!read more

Thanks to fellow Yelper Chris K of Durham for pointing this place out to me. Stopped in today and…read moreenjoyed an excellent Southern style Chili Dog ($1.99), loaded with great tasting, meaty chili, a neon red weiner, and a soft, gooey bun - it don't get muchbetter than that if you love your dogs. Also chewed on a very, very good cafe type Cheeseburger (something under $4) - hand formed, very tasty beef, nice fresh bun, plenty of cheese, and a decent slice of tomato. There is a small grill in a room behind the counter of a convenience stor that sells Citgo gas. They offer a variety of usual sandwiches, including a sausage dog, Hursey's BBQ, a thick Bologna Sandwich ($2.99), some lite breakfast fare,and even Hursey's Brunswick Stew. Great service from friendly folks. I'll be back. It is just up the road from Dickey-Do's BBQ.

Stopped in to check out the grill. This is in a Citgo gas station. They have a pretty good menu…read moreof breakfast and lunch items typical of a convenient store. I decided to get the combo dog, which is cheese and chili and had onions added on. It's an NC style neon red dog that had a good chili on it with the meat in somewhat large chunks, but as you can see from the picture, it's a bit on the greasy side. Still good, though and the onions had a bite to them. For $1.99 it was good eats. Served old school in a tiny paper bag with just one napkin. If I'd known I'd have asked for more, but managed to keep it all together, even eating it in the car. They also have an old timey Coke machine where you pull the leaver towards you. Very well blended!

Decent Truck Stop in Haw River/Mebane....Clean, we'll maintained, friendly staff, Can I go home…read morenow? LOL

Thanks to this Pilot Travel Center for introducing me to Haw River, North Carolina. I never knew…read moreHaw River, a town which is located in Alamance County, existed until stopping to get gas here. It's named after the nearby Haw River which you cross over when riding on I-40/I-85. This Pilot is located just off the aforementioned interstate, exit 150. It's roughly halfway between the Triad and the Triangle. Pilot and Flying J Travel Centers (same company) are more like truck stops and comparable to Love's Travel Stops, as opposed to QuikTrip and Sheetz stores, with convenience stores that offer much more than just refreshments. Oftentimes, fast food and other chain restaurants will be on-site. In the case of this Pilot, there's a Dairy Queen and Wendy's attached to the store. Across the street, there's a Flying J with a Denny's connected to it. I just stopped to fill up on gas on my way to Chapel Hill from High Point. The gas station at this Pilot has eight pumps. I used pump #4 and it was in good condition, from the screens to the handle to the buttons. The paper towel dispenser was stocked and my paper receipt printed out clearly. The price of the gas (premium) was not as good as the prices I paid immediately preceding this fill-up at places like the Costco in Durham, QTs in Georgia and South Carolina, and a Kroger in Georgia. Compared to those places, the price for premium gas here was anywhere from $0.13 to $0.39 higher per gallon. At the same time, I didn't feel that the price was unreasonable, just more on the pricey side. I'd stop here again if I had to. This is Pilot store #6955.

Sheets is always a great option when traveling with multiple people. One stop, get gas, between the…read morehot, cold, and shelf staple options there's something for everyone to eat. Soda, tea, smoothies, slushies, coffee. Ordering was confusing for me but I'm sure that's a me thing. We came through in the afternoon on a Monday. The dining area could have used a broom and mop. Restrooms were decent. I have to give a shoutout to the cashier who was so patient with me. I really do think they could use some signage to tell you where to go and what to do. But this will continue to be my go to when I travel to DC From Charlotte!

Sheetz is generally a pretty good place to go for gas. If you are traveling this one is very close…read moreto on and off for interstate 40/85. Their food is ok and they have a good selection of drinks and snacks. Their customer service and cleanliness is why I rated it 3 stars. But if you are traveling its a good stop, they have tesla charging stations and if you use sheetz rewards card you get 3 cents off per gallon.