Stopped to top off the tank at a cheaper price than the other gas stations. The unit I was filling…read moreup had forgot to produce a receipt so I had to go in. The station was small and like a little mom&pop store. They had the usual gas station tidbits that you would usually find. The attendant was friendly and attentive. I let her know about the receipt and she was able to give me a replacement receipt.

Glad we stopped here just so we know where NOT to stop in the future…read more Horrible. Several broken pumps and the ones which appeared to work would not let you use your card at the pump but gave a message saying you'd need to go inside to pay. Bathrooms were a disaster and looked like no one had cleaned them in a very long time. The most glaring issue to me was the lack of concern for customer safety. There are three sets of double doors to enter or exit the store and employees had two of the three locked. One was tied shut and another was locked and also had a table blocking it from the inside. I added photos. Surely this is a safety violation. We'll be skipping this place on future trips. Never got gas here after multiple attempts anyway and went down the road to a nicer safer Love's with working gas pumps and clean restrooms.

Gas, food and more. Not the best, but not the worst either. Gas was relatively cheap, as was the…read morefood. We paid inside for gas. Could not read display on one pump. The other pump would not take my FRN ALT ID. After filling up, we used the clean, stocked restrooms, and then ordered dinner. Not too many options to eat if you can't have or don't like fried food. We sat in their dining area, which was clean & had an artificial rose, and salt & pepper shaker, at each table. Husband had Chester's Fried Chicken and fried corn. Chicken was a little dry; corn was "interesting." But he said both were "pretty good." I had the Deli Express cheese and bologna sandwich which reminded me of school lunches. Chester's Mac'n'Cheese was hot and cheesy. Both were good.

Very small old fashioned truck stop in the middle of nowhere, it has decent overnight truck parking…read moreand a restaurant if your hungry.

The exterior does not look like this is a good place to stop, but don't judge this book by its…read morecover! The restroom is extremely well kept and very clean. The store has a good selection of snacks. I did not try the restaurant next door, but something sure did smell good! Great place for a quick stop. Friendly employees!

We called their shop and were told they would fix a tire on our fifth-wheel. When we got there,…read morethey said they only work on semis. It wasn't safe for us to drive much further. So, we parked in the Love's truck lot and called a mobile tire company. As the mobile guy was finishing up, a Love's employee told him that he couldn't work on their lot. However, there are no prominent signs, if any, that say repair work can not be performed in the parking lot.

I am a OTR sprinter van driver. I stopped at Love's like I usually do in other states, but this…read morewas the first time I was told it was one hour parking for customers only. I am a customer, and I went to get a little sleep before daylight and this portly little guard came knocking on my window disturbing my peace. Understandably a lot of sprinter van drivers use loves also but because of this I took myself and my business to flying J right across the street. I generally patronize loves over pilot, ta, flying j, etc but going forward if I am unable to rest there like the tractor trailer drivers do without getting approached then I will leave loves alone all together. I spend lots of money there and can definitely take my business elsewhere along with my husband and my 6 drivers.

This place is newly a Pilot. I always liked stopping here anyway, but they've redone it inside and…read moreseriously upped their game. They have a burrito grill thats wonderful for grub from breakfast to dinner. If you don't like that, there's a restaurant across the street and a bar next door that has karaoke on Saturdays - we it used to. You might want to check. If you head south to the light, there's a guy who sets up Roadside with local honey, pecans, peppers, fruit, produce n such. His name is Benjamin. Say hi! Anyway, I'm glad its a Pilot now so I get points on my fuel.

Nice friendly people! The store is clean as it can be during the Holiday season. There is a little…read moregrill that makes food to order. It's a safe place to stop in the middle of nowhere Texas. Don't expect fancy, they have what you may need...so don't be picky.

Quick! Find a bush, any bush. No, seriously just use a bush, cacti, or hang it off the truck…read moretailgate before using the bathrooms here. It's fitting that the outside of the women's restroom had a 2014 country concert poster on it because that's probably the last time the restrooms were cleaned. They were just so nasty, that words just aren't enough. Couple this with a few sketchy gas pumps selling over-priced gas and a woman working the register who acted like she was serving hard time and would cut you for a pack of smokes and you just really don't need to stop here. I rarely say avoid a gas station in the middle of nowhere but in this case you should risk running out of gas and drive by as fast as you possibly can.

This is a very strange Exxon, but beggars can't be choosers when you need fuel…read more If you have never experienced I-10 through Texas, you need to add it to your bucket list. It is weird, beautiful, and filled with unique roadside attractions. This station is not right off of the interstate, but it's close enough that you can fill up here on your journey. The sketch factor at this station was pretty significant. Everything around it appeared run down and closed. The station was somewhat run down and appeared to have not been updated since it was built. Inside the run down theme continued and the bathrooms were one seaters. I am not sure what was going on in the mens room, but I waited about 15 minutes for my turn. It was usable, but I thanked the lord that I was capable of peeing standing up. I was in and out without being murdered, kidnapped, or stabbed. It was also very nice to be able to get fuel without four million people waiting in line.

Amazing story when we walked in here. Texas ran out of gas from Ft Stockton to Sierra Blanca approx…read more120 miles. Fist fight because someone cut line. Still no gas to FT Stockton.

I just stopped for gas, I usually like Texaco/Chevron for the discount (I'm registered). This was…read morethe meanest woman (very brief encounter). I needed a receipt, she suspended dumping ice from a dirty bucket into the Cole dispenser and was not pleased I interrupted her. Been a long trip, first time treated shabbily by a gas station hireling on this one.

It's a small cramped place to get gas. The store is clean and stocked. I didn't use the restroom,…read moreso I have no idea what they were like. The have some good pizza there and friendly staff. It's a quick stop off of I-10.

This is a convenient gas station with reasonable gas station prices on the inside. They offer…read morefountain drinks, coffee, and bottled beverages as well. We stop here after school on Fridays and kids get a slushy. Bathrooms are always clean and there's typically a food truck sitting out there, although we've yet to try it. Cassidy road will be seeing some construction this year so I'll be curious to see how far down it will go and if it will effect traffic here.

This Shoppette its in a busy location. I personally consider it in the heart of Fort Bliss. Closest…read moreto the Cassidy gate, parade field, CIF, and Freedom Crossing. Next to Firestone and Dunkin Donuts. Inside you may find a Subway and tables. Class Six items plus anything else you may find in a gas station with a bigger variety of toiletries. It is definitely in a great location but I try to avoid it because its busy. Outside food trucks take weekly rotations to offer food one truck at a time.

Ok so this is a gas station and I did not go inside to purchase and consumables. What I can give…read morethis location five stars on is that the pumps were all working and had gas in them and the price was at least ten cents per gallon cheaper than in other parts of town.