Gotta love a good Buc-ee's visit! This location in Crossville is a perfect midpoint between…read moreNashville and the Smokies and is conveniently located right off I-40, making it an easy stop whether you're heading east or west across Tennessee. I always wonder how long the line will be, but I was able to get in and out quickly both times I stopped this weekend. I primarily came for the reduced gas prices, clean restrooms, and great snacks, but the friendly staff are always a bonus. This trip I fell in love with the Cherry Maple Beef Jerky as it's sweet and savory without being overly sweet, and the texture isn't too tough. I also really enjoyed the peach tea! If you're making the drive between Middle and East Tennessee, this Buc-ee's is definitely worth the stop.

It's Buc-ee's. At…read morethis point, reviewing Buc-ee's feels a little like reviewing Disney World. You already know what you're getting into. A road trip stop somehow turns into a shopping expedition. We stopped at the Crossville location on our way to Nashville and accomplished the essentials: Glazed pecans. Barbecue. A case of water. Road snacks we probably didn't need but somehow couldn't live without. Mission accomplished. Now, compared to some of the giant Buc-ee's locations, this one feels a little smaller. It's still enormous by normal gas station standards, but in the Buc-ee's universe, it's more of a midsize SUV than a monster truck. One disappointment was that the fried chicken and burritos weren't being served during our visit. That's like showing up to a baseball game and finding out the home team has the day off. Still, it's hard to be too critical. The store was clean. The selection was huge. The bathrooms were spotless, as expected. And somehow I walked in for gas and left with enough snacks to survive a minor natural disaster. That's the Buc-ee's experience. Four stars. Because even a smaller Buc-ee's is still better than about 99% of the gas stations you'll find on the road.

This is such a cute store. It has a little of everything. There are antiques, boutique items, food,…read moreand so many things. It is so worth going to check it out.

Stopped by to see what they had to offer. Prices were decent on their items they offered and the…read morecashier was a sweet heart. She was young and engaged in conversation with us which was a huge plus.

Take a walk back in time to the 60's & 70's. This local neighborhood store is just that, a bit of…read morenostalgia. It's in the middle of nowhere to be quite honest with you. The store shows its age, there are things placed here and there, so remember to take a good look, you might actually find what you've been looking for. It's always nice when you accidentally run across something you haven't seen in 40+ years. That's how I felt about Shelton's Store. It reminded me of my local convenience store in my neighborhood when I was 5 years old. If I had a dime, it magically turned into a candy bar once inside the store. :)

Let me start by saying this place is NOT a regular gas station or store. When you walk in, you step…read moreback in time and that's what I love most about it. It has charm and character you won't find in a Shell or Speedway. There is usually a group of regulars hanging out at the front chatting. The store is surprisingly large but dark and pretty dusty. The variety of items on the shelves is actually pretty funny and some of them look like they have been there for 40+ years. The couple that runs the place keeps a notebook with all transactions hand written in it. You can get homemade deli sandwiches on the super soft white bread that sticks to the roof of your mouth when you take a bite. Nothing fancy but it's nice to get lunch for 2 for less than $10 anywhere these days. They serve breakfast as well but I haven't made it in to try that yet. They also sell fuel but you can't pay at the pump. I would find that annoying some places but it just makes sense here. Unfortunately, there aren't a lot of places left like Shelton's.

Love the grilled chicken sandwich! My husband loves the spaghetti plate and the Alfredo is…read moreawesome!! From the panini's to the plate dinners everything we've tried is wonderful! If you're down in the lake or passing through, stop and give them a try! They also have the cheapest gas in town!

I stopped at this store on my way to another place,To use the ATM. There was a few people that…read morecame in and out, one gentleman asked to use the restroom and I heard him tell him where it was that in a very nice manner. I got my candy bar, and on my way to the register the gentleman asked me The ATM was working properly. I thought that was very nice to be concerned, I got to the register and we were talking about me being new in the area and he mentioned that he came from New York, and how much nicer Tennessee was and I made a great choice by moving here. He was just so super nice that if I ever drive back out there again I will definitely stop at his store! Thank you :)

Horrible horrible horrible customer service. I highly recommend you NOT buy your vapes from hereread more

Only non chain option for breakfast that we could find within a few miles of Frozen Head State…read morePark. Not too much to say about the food... but they are home-baked biscuits and home made gravy. Ours was luke warm so make sure you ask for your food hot!

Friendly staff and very convenient. I go there on a daily basis for the last 15 years.read more

TRANSMISSION was going out on the road... Parked at this gas station and was asked to remove my…read morevehicle for the sake of sight of their store

I usually stop here on my way between Nashville & Northeast Tennessee because it's right off the…read moreinterstate. The past few times I've been, the gas has been ridiculously high and one of the two stalls in the bathroom has been broken. The convenience store is typically well stocked though and staff are friendly.

Gas n' go! I came in here, and got a full tank, some…read moregroceries, and some boiled peanuts for the road. In my neck of the woods, they don't have boiled peanuts very often, especially Cajun style. I jumped at the chance to fill up my own bowl with peanuts and seal it up with an ill-fitting lid. The peanuts ended up spilling all over the floorboards of the car, giving it a peanutty cajun scent. Mmmm. The clerk here was nice- I bought some Coca-Cola, and she reminded me that I should grab a 2nd one, since they were offering a generous BOGO deal. I also came away with a couple bundles of firewood, which was cheaper to get here than waiting until I entered the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, which this convenience store is conveniently located outside of. Gas was sufficient, and cheaper than we were used to paying for some of the ride. The restrooms were cramped and dirty. They don't let you use it unless you're a customer.