This Flash Foods is near exit 63 off of I-75. The has station area is well lit in the evening. The…read moreinterior of the convenience store (inside) was clean and stocked. They have a variety of snacks, both national and off brands. There is a small Krispy Kreme donut case on the inside also. Flash Foods sells lottery tickets, beer and wine, as well as cell phone accessories.

Came in early in the morning to get coffee and gas on a road trip. The lady was just standing…read morebehind the register not doing anything. Me and another customer came in. I saw there was no coffee. I've worked at a gas station before so I know how to make it. Rather than have her pitch a fit or give me some BS I decided to just go ahead and make my own pot. Halfway through she saw me and copped an immediate attitude and said "YOU don't do that. I do that. I'm cleaning these pots." Then she took the pot from my hand and started draining them all. She wasn't doing anything. You can't be a gas station early morning with no coffee, then get a nasty tone and attitude when people decide to do a major aspect of your job for you.

Located in the heart of the ghetto, I have been coming to this store ever since I was five years…read moreold and it still looks the same. Many people come here for their beer, their smokes, to scratch off lottery tickets, and for the awesome chicken gizzards. When I was little I came here for Now & Laters candy when I would only have a dollar (back when a dollar was worth a little more). Speaking of chicken gizzards, they use to have some of the best chicken gizzards here, especially when you dump some hot sauce on them. Those were the shiznit! I remember it used to have a drive through, but since the early 1990s the drive through window has been boarded up and is no longer available. Childhood memories!

While traveling through Georgia, we stopped at Love's Travel Stop for gas. As avid campers, we're…read morealways on the lookout for places that are easy to navigate with a camper. Smaller campers should be just fine here, but if you have a larger camper that runs on regular gas, the pump area can feel a little tight. If you're pulling diesel, the diesel pump area offers much more space and is easier to maneuver. Inside, everything was very clean and well kept -- the bathrooms were spotless, which is always a huge plus when you're on the road. They had a great selection of snacks, hot food, and deli options. There's also a Hardee's attached, which makes it a convenient stop for a quick meal. The employees were friendly and even wished us safe travels, which was a thoughtful touch. Overall, a solid and convenient stop if you're passing through with a camper!

A nice and convenient Love's stop along I-75 While traveling…read morethrough Georgia, we decided to stop at the Love's Travel Stop in Tifton for gas, a bathroom break, and a chance to stretch our legs. The company started in 1964 and remains family-owned today. It has grown to about 679 locations in 42 states, making it one of the largest travel-stop chains in the country. This particular location is along I-75, and we found it very easy to get to from the interstate. The layout is convenient for both cars and trucks. The gas pumps for cars are located in front of the building, while the much larger truck parking area is behind it. Once inside, we found the store relatively clean although the trash cans by the gas pumps were full. The restrooms are located toward the back of the building and were clean during our visit. Like most Love's locations, there is a good selection of drinks, snacks, food, and other items you might need while traveling. Overall, this was a nice and functional travel stop that provided exactly what we needed. It was easy to get to, had a good layout separating the car and truck areas, clean restrooms, and plenty of choices inside. If you are traveling along I-75 through the Tifton area and need gas, a bathroom break, or just a place to get out and stretch your legs, I would definitely recommend this Love's to my fellow travelers. Enjoy!

Employee was more worried about being on the phone with someone than actually paying attention to…read morethe customer's needs.

i bought one item and it rang up 15 dollars and he deliberately hit a button and charged me for two…read moreitems. Reports from neighbors have stated that he does this often to fraud people. it's not right! beware!! When I confronted him, he just went silent.

The bathrooms are not able to be used and the Wendy's is not able to be used and I had to walk…read morein...never SAW how to drive up (I was charging my car nearby) and the kicker was I thought well I will get a coke but the syrups were out so no soda to purchase. If you're reading this go somewhere else.

I wasn't going to check in or do a review after I first walked in. I got my 4-pack of moscato and…read morewent to charge my phone in the connected Wendy's. The employees didn't really speak to me at all but I didn't mind because I'm traveling and my mind is everywhere. But, upon leaving I doubled back and got more wine (don't judge me) and that interact was totally different from the first. "Are you traveling" one of the employees asked and that started up a great conversation with myself and the rest of the employees in the front. That southern hospitality came back to me and I felt at ease. We had a 2-3 minute conversation and I left, but that made a imprint on me so I made it my mission to find this location (since I didn't check in) and write a review.