What can I say... it's Bucees! Stopped here on our road trip and anticipated this for some time so…read moreit was everything I was expecting We spent almost 2 hours on the store just shopping, looking at all the clothing, souvenirs and different food options We ended up getting to NC around 5 am, perfect for breakfast! We got the bacon egg and cheese burrito, hash browns, a cinnamon bun, iced coffee, some beaver nuts, jerky and other merch! They have a ton of food options, a candy and beef jerky wall, snacks, drinks... everything you could expect at a gas station and more! The bathrooms were clean Wish there was one in my state!

Buc-ee's has been on my radar for a while, and the Florence, SC location finally gave me a good…read moreexcuse to stop. It opened back on May 16, 2022, and clocks in at 53,000 square feet -- genuinely massive for what's technically still a gas station, even though it's not the chain's biggest (that honor goes to their Luling, Texas store at over 75,000 square feet). The whole Buc-ee's thing goes back to 1982, started by Arch "Beaver" Aplin III and his partner Don Wasek out of Clute, Texas. Still privately owned all these decades later, no franchising, which says something about how consistent the experience is store to store. Aplin even picked up the McLane Leadership in Business Award from Texas A&M back in 2022 for building the thing into what it is. Food-wise, this place way overdelivers for a travel center. I timed my visit for breakfast, which is worth doing since it runs until around 10:30 -- got a breakfast taco with their brisket, and it did not disappoint. Smoky, tender, well seasoned, tucked into a fresh tortilla they're now pressing in-house at the location. If you're going bigger, the Beast Burrito is no joke -- it's basically built for one meal to cover you the rest of the day. Grabbed some of their jerky for the road too; they rotate through a solid lineup of flavors, so there's something for everyone. Beyond the food, it's just a fun stop. Clean, well-stocked, plenty of parking, and enough snack and gift options to keep you browsing longer than you planned. Whether you're road-tripping through or just curious what the hype is about, it's worth pulling off for.

The good thing about this markette is they have the best coffee around. I've lived on lakeview for…read moreat least 40 years and tried a lot of coffee and it's the best hands down. The only bad thing that I can think of is the flies in or near the donut display. I love myself some hot donuts but I don't want the flies. Also the ladies are always super nice and eager to help you find what you want

Fresh baked donuts in the morning. Yum! Good gas prices.read more

This 7-Eleven location is always open and always a good option for quick pickup needs. There is a…read moregood variety of items for purchase such as food, drink, toiletries, paper goods, wine/beer, etc. It's also a pretty sizable store. Located on MLK Blvd across from Romare Bearden Park, there is some parking in a garage behind the building as well as street parking on MLK. The staff is also available, friendly and helpful with your needs.

Always closed. Prices are sky high compared to other convenience stores. Not worth the time or moneyread more

We stopped here on the way home from the beach. When you walk in, there's an awesome smell of…read moreboiled peanuts. Yum! Lots of freezer containers and one was filled with Blue Bell ice cream. Problems.... you can't pay for your gas at the pump. Also the bathrooms aren't great at all. Only the hot water works and it was very hot because it had been left on by somebody.

Central mini stop is on a major highway in Lake City. It is a gas station plus. There are no pay…read moreat the pumps and more recently, they started taking credit cards. Here's the plus. They sell food and have tables inside where you can eat or you can take it to go. Most people looked like they got the fried chicken with two sides. I chose the hamburger box and Majordomo got a salad with chicken on it. A box includes your meat, coleslaw and one side. I ordered the tater tots. My hamburger was good and big. His salad had a lot of chicken on it and they had several low fat dressings which surprised me. (If you know the south you know why I'm surprised at that.). Now this isn't fast food so you might have to wait awhile unless you call your order in first. Would I come back? Whenever I visit my daughter I will. Yall have to try it.

Very cool spot to pick up convenience items and also some nice NC-made specialties. They also sell…read morewine! So--something for everyone. Ha.

We came in here twice on our trip to Pinehurst to grab a few little things on our way back to the…read morehotel. The owner was awesome and really great. Helped the guys get some cigars that were $20 cheaper than buying them at the resort. They had some great little wood signs, beautiful candles, candy, drinks, alcohol, batteries, anything you may need. Cute place to pick up a few little souvenirs. Every evening the owner was willing and able to help you out with anything you may be looking to find! Thanks for your help and your awesome hospitality!

If you say your hours at 6 to 10 make sure you are open until 10. I ran in at 950 to get a bottle…read moreof ibuprofen and was told we are closed. Rude customer service. Will not use again.

Dirty. Gas pump leaked from hose connection. Got on hands and shoes. Bathroom is horrid. Try a…read moredifferent gas station.

This is a convenient store but you can dine in and eat here. You can order a sandwich and they will…read morefix it to order. My favorite sandwich to order here is their Club Sandwich which taste delicious. They have free WiFi here too and it requires no password which is a plus. It's also pretty fast. I have been here 3 times and two of those was to order their club sandwich. It's actually better than any restaurant that I have ordered a club sandwich at. Anyway, you can get your sandwich to go or you can sit inside as they do have tables to sit at. The store clerk is nice and friendly. He told me that he uses his WiFi to study for his CE which I assume is some computer type degree.

Went in there to get food one day and noticed the cook freezing already cooked hamburgers. Then…read morefinding out from a former employer/cashier they freeze all the non sold hamburgers and reheat them to make their famous chili. They have a 100 grade, but it should be a 50 grade seeing of the use of re-cooked hamburger meat. That's one key in cooking "never" freeze cooked food.