Happy grandkid, who is normally hard to please. Except now she wants everything with buc-ee's…read morewritten on it.

It's a beautiful sunny day in the mid 70s, smack dab in the middle of Missouri, and we made a stop…read moreat Buc-ee's off I-44 between Rolla and Springfield. Fuel was $3.11 per gallon here, and just four miles down the road it jumps to $3.49 per gallon. That alone makes this place worth pulling into. At this interchange, Buc-ee's paid for roundabouts on both sides, which is highly efficient. It's a brilliant idea and enables smooth traffic flow everywhere. This Buc-ee's has been here for about three years according to Brisket Bill, and it already feels like a staple stop. I stood there watching them chop fresh brisket and almost went with the Big Buckin' Brisket Sandwich XXL... but it was just two buckin' much for me. This is a nine dollar sandwich and worth every penny! It is outstanding! I did hear employees mumbling something about brisket on something. Maybe they were just bored and wanted to chop brisket. Maybe that's what they were saying. Since they already have a brisket Bill here in Springfield, Missouri, maybe I can be Brisket Bill in Huber Heights, Ohio! what's a 90 minute commute anyways? Buc-ee's 3284 N Beaver Rd Springfield, MO 65803

Gone But Not Forgotten. Wasn't my ALL time Favorite, ( Ervin Goods owns that Spot on my List), But…read moreSTILL mighty Close!

I had to go on a drive from Springfield up to Kansas City the next morning, so I needed somewhere…read moreto fill-up in preparation for my journey. This was the closest gas station, so I decided this would be the one to get my business. The price per gallon was actually pretty good compared to others. Also, the gas station was well lit, so I felt comfortable making the stop here late at night.

The plus - cheap gas!…read more The minus - everything inside needs a good scrubbing, the bathroom especially.

This station is typically very clean. The fluids for washing windows have always been present when…read moreI've been there, too. The pumps are spaced our well; it's easy to drive around and in between the pump lanes. There's a mini convenience store in the middle where you can grab a quick drink and a lottery ticket while you pay for your gas if you aren't doing it at the pump. The only thing I don't understand is why they are only selling regular grade fuel and diesel right now. Nothing else.

I had stayed on the side of the road without diesel and asked if they had any jugs to put my diesel…read moreinside and the lady was rude and said we are at gas station aren't we in a rude manner and used foul language, for no reason once respect was given to her the gentleman at the register, who is was also being a rude I had rather just walked out.

Not real big. Not real clean but didn't look too dirty either for a little old gas station, (did…read morenot use the restroom). Gas was cheaper and as much as I spend on gas, I go where it's the best deal.