Convenient gas station right off of the highway! Lots of stations for autos and trucks, and it was…read morepretty empty when I went. There's also a burger king next to the shop for any cravings. Pretty well maintained and clean station

The nastiest Loves I have ever stopped at. Everything was filthy. From the parking lot to the…read morerestrooms to the entire premises. I was hungry but no way I was buying food here. The hot food area was a mess. The staff was super friendly but other than that nothing. Do yourself a favor and drive a few miles down the road to a better gas station

I have to say we stop on our way to Galveston. Clean store friendly staff. We grabbed a gyro it…read morewas delicious. They have 3 or 4 different food shops in the station.

We were traveling North on 45 but passed up stopping at Bucee's due to the crowds. We ended up…read morehaving to pull off at this exit but the gas stations on the north side looked sketch so we passed over 45 and came to this gas station and it was SO WORTH IT! This place is HUGE, NEW, CLEAN and loaded with lots of good stuff. There were plenty of stalls in the restrooms.

They took out dirty oil and replaced it with new oil ! That's about as exciting as it gets.read more

brought in vehicle for oil change. was told by a tech that they currently dont have 10w-30 oil in…read morebulk. (it means i have to buy each quart of oil off the shelf) instead of them just using their fill hose pump from the bulk barrel. Adds $15 to the cost of the oil change. Its a oil change center and you mean to tell me you dont have 10w-30 in stock? the service crew appeared to be under staffed and it seemes they can never retain employees. on a side note. the daughter of a friend of mine took her chevy spark (very tiny car) in for an oil change and they charged her $117. will no longer be taking my vehicles here.

My wife and I were on our trip to Savannah, GA when we stopped here for a pit stop. Needless to say…read morewe weren't out of Texas yet during the time we decided for a break. LOL This place was pretty cool for getting snacks and using the restroom. They were very clean, they even have a grassy area to so your pet can use the restroom too. The staff here are friendly and seemed to be having a great time with each other when I walked in. They were actively engaged in maintaining the place. There are TV screens on the pump. Definitely a great place for truckers to stop and get some rest. They had some parking areas for truckers to relax and get some rest. Their fuel prices were reasonable here too compare to other places we had stopped before on our route.

Super clean brand new station with deli. Very competitively priced fuel including diesel. We have…read more5 cars and a motorhome. Very clean restrooms and store. Very friendly mployees and they are always working keeping the inside and outside spotless. This is the first station in Palestine that I have seen with TV screens on the pump. They have new material and short spots from NBC every day. I will never go anywhere else in Palestine.

TA Express Fairfield doesn't look like much from the outside, but once inside it has all the kinds…read moreof amenities that roadtrip warriors can appreciate. It has become a perpetual destination for whenever I'm on the road and it's open 24/7. As I understand it, it's only been around for the past couple of years. As a result the place still feels new, is bright and has a lot going on. The bathrooms are spacious, clean, and well maintained. The people behind the counter are usually nice ladies, and there are multiple areas to pay for things. Thus, no lines and even when things are busy, it never feels crowded. Aside from the attached Whataburger, they have their own line of hot (mainly fried) foods from potato wedges to fried chicken. "Crispidos" are their local claim to fame and basically giant fried taquitos. It's most definitely crispy and filling, and I can see why people enjoy them so much. This is also a trucker sanctuary, equipped with gas stations and parking spots for semi-trucks, as well as a lounge and shower area. The rest of the shop has all of the road trip essentials from little snacks, cold drinks, and plenty of "Texas" souvenirs. Lastly, it's a Tesla Supercharger destination. I've yet to see the lot full, but 15 chargers means there's plenty to go around for everyone.

After a 30 minute drive, attempted to purchase a snack around 11:45pm, was told to wait until 12am,…read morewent to order food at the whataburger next door then proceeded back into the gas station at 12:02 grabbed my snack once again and was told again I was unable to purchase my bag of candy at the register & left, didn't make sense.

Gas station right off thr highway. Seems like it changed ownership recently or currently, as there…read moreis no sign for the store or where the gas prices are. No other car services like car washes, just the gas pumps. However, the price here is noticeably cheaper than neighboring stations. Same quality for a better value. Pretty clean too.

It isn't very often a business transaction makes you so angry you feel like you need to take a…read moreshower. Today was that day for myself and my wife. One of the hardest vehicles to purchase today, without paying handsomely over sticker (M.S.R.P), is the Ford Maverick. Without going into too much detail, the Maverick is an affordable small pickup truck that comes in both internal combustion engine (I.C.E), and hybrid I.C.E. When this vehicle was first produced is also when COVID happened and the delays to produce the vehicle are stuff of legend. Proposed new owners that placed orders have been forced to wait more than 18 months or more in some cases. Of course, in some cases those people give up and an occasional Maverick will show up at a dealership without an owner to claim their ordered vehicle. My first Hybrid version was procured in this manner in May of 2022. Most Ford dealerships are adding between $2000 and $7500 in what is called Market Adjustment addons to the price of the vehicle. My wife found one such Maverick in Salina, Kansas for $5000 over. We flew to Kansas City and the dealership drove us to Salina, about three hours west of K.C. to purchase the truck. We drove it to our home in Dallas, and then our condo in south Florida. Almost one year later we decided we wanted another Maverick for our Dallas home. The hybrid Mavericks are next to impossible to locate and have we settled for the I.C.E. version of their highest package Maverick and the search began. On Friday, March 16th my wife uses the Ford app to find Mavericks that show where they have been delivered. She then calls to find out if they have an owner assigned and if they don't what the dealership is asking? We really do not want nor can afford to pay over M.S.R.P. In the late afternoon on the 17th, she notices that she has received a voice mail from Dick Scott Ford in Mexia (pronounced Ma - he - uh), Texas. This is 61 miles from our home. Remember we flew to Kansas for the first Maverick, so 61 miles isn't out of the question. She returns the call of the voicemail while we are driving to dinner around 6:45 pm. While on speakerphone Bill (the caller and manager of Dick Scott Ford) says he does have an I.C.E. Maverick with the Lariat (highest) package. He comes across as an old country boy and we proceed to ask if there is a market adjustment on this vehicle? He says jokingly, "Do you want one?" He states that at Dick Scott Ford we don't treat the customer that way. So, we tell him we are going to be there very early on Saturday morning to have a look and likely buy the Maverick. On Saturday, March 18th at approximately 9 A.M. we arrive at Dick Scott Ford in Mexia, Texas. The black Ford Maverick is sitting on the sparse lot of the dealership. Bill sees us right away and comes over in his golf cart to greet us. He asks if we would like to drive it and hands us the key fob? Patty and I drive for about five minutes and we are ready to purchase it. It drives different than the hybrid as this is an all-wheel-drive and doesn't have the electric assisted braking my other Maverick has. Once inside Bill begins the process of the purchase to include copies of our driver's license and two pages of forms filled out, along with our signatures. Next up is the financing portion of the process. About that time another man shows up in the dealership, and greetings are had by the two men. We think nothing about this. We learn later that Bill is the manager, but this person is another salesman. A few moments later an older lady enters the dealership and Bill greets her also and she says she is here to see the other man. Of course, interest rates have risen a great deal since we purchased our first Maverick in 2022. Prior to coming my wife and I had discussed that if needed we would use our bank (USAA) to get the best rate, if the Ford rate was not as favorable. Bill proceeded to the back to run the paperwork for the Ford financing rate and my wife excused herself to use the restroom. Bill hands me a printed sheet with a rate that exceeds what my wife had previously stated we thought we could get with our bank. Just after I stated we would be making an application via our bank, Bill says there has been a problem. He says that his partner had promised this vehicle to the lady that came into the dealership while we were completing the paperwork. He says she had put money down previously. Bells and whistles are going off in my head at this point. I asked how he did not know this when we called yesterday, or today when this man arrived? He states they had not talked. Keep in mind this is a less than two horse town and a tiny dealership. What I really believe, but can't prove, is that because they knew we would not be using their financing is when the magical first buyer was called. I wish I could prove it, but there is nothing I can do except tell you to stay away from Dick Scott Ford in Mexia, Texas.

Had oil change, inspection and the cab bushings changed in our F 350. We made an appointment and it…read morewas a week or so out. The work was done in a reasonable time and for a good price which I did not expect from a dealer. It was about the same as another mechanic and actually less than a couple other quotes I received. Very pleased with the staff and their work.

Friendly staff. Clean restrooms good coffee. A must stop for…read morea cup of coffee, snacks and clean facilities with a friendly local flare.