I came at the perfect moment when a LOVES employee was walking out the door and he opened the door…read morefor me. Very chivalrous. I used the Loo. Lots of tidy stalls. All open. Floors are filed with merch. Nice employees. Very wonderful and I am so grateful .

Facilities were clean and there was a nice array of quick grab food and drinks. Loads to choose…read morefrom and tons of pumps for your car! Great stop to refuel and rest!

As others have said, it's a wonderful old, traditional Stuckeys with the read peak roof and…read moreeverything. It feels a little cluttered inside, but also feels warm, friendly, and welcoming. On the outside, however, two Stuckey signs have been removed from the building, there's still a sign on the gas prices sign that showeds the Texaco logo as well... it makes me wonder if it's in the process of becoming something other than a Stuckeys.

An old time staple when you needed to stop off of I-95 when traveling down the east coast. They…read morewere known for their kitschy souvenirs and unique candies. I hadn't been to a Stuckey's in decades and decided to see if it was still the same. Unfortunately, it was not. At least this location. There were lots of trinkets and silly signs and such jammed onto the shelves. They had some products with the Stuckey's name on them and I did buy a few hot sauces but they were not good at all. They sell their own varieties of packaged and flavored nuts and candies at premium prices which I wouldn't pay especially when some of the products had dust on them. Perhaps if you're really into nostalgia and can look past this dusty, run down and tired looking place you may enjoy this place, but it was definitely not for me.