First of all, this store has built a new store on Main St. (Rt. 24 downtown) and it is wonderful!…read moreGreat location. large parking lot in the back, larger selection...Just a great find in the town of Mt. Sterling.

I've never been to one or even heard of it. I was very surprised at the amenities and truck…read moreparking. Plenty of both. Walking distance to Walmart as well. Keeping my eye out for other ones to see if this one was a fluke. Very clean.

Use to go here all the time until one day. I went in and wanted to pay for my gas with half on a…read moredebit card and half my credit card. The manager and other worker told me there was absolutely no way to do that and I didn't know what I was talking about. They said that my card was declined because I had no money on it. Well i paid with one card. I went home called the head office and explained my experience and how those ladies made me feel like my cards had no money on them. He went down to the store and showed them how to do what I knew they could do. I haven't been back since. Don't waste your time here go across the street to the Shell.

Pit stop on the road of a very long drive…read more I'm always certain and this Loves confirmed clean, well supplied store. The women's bathroom has plenty of stalls and clean floors & sink area. This location even has a dog park. Station clerk was friendly too.

1 Star I've stopped…read moreat a lot of Love's locations over the years as a professional driver, and this was by far one of the worst experiences I've had. After fueling, I pulled my truck away from the fuel island and into the staging area so I could run inside and grab a drink. There were no trucks waiting behind me, several pumps were open, and I was not blocking anyone from fueling. While I was already inside the store, my truck was called out over the PA system and I was told to move it. What made the situation ridiculous was that another driver was still parked at Pump 17, inside buying food and socializing, yet apparently that wasn't a problem. Nobody called his truck over the intercom. When I addressed the issue, a tall female employee wearing an earpiece spoke to me in an extremely rude and unprofessional manner. Instead of treating a paying customer with basic respect, she chose to yell and act confrontational. If there was a concern, it could have been handled professionally. Instead, it felt like I was being singled out for no reason. The problem isn't that I was asked to move my truck. The problem is the blatant double standard and the disrespectful way I was treated. Professional drivers spend a lot of money at Love's and help keep these locations in business. The least we should expect is to be treated with courtesy and consistency. Management needs to take a hard look at how customers are being treated at this location. Based on this experience, I'll think twice before stopping at Store #687 again.

Ok, first off the owner, Dino is super nice. The products are pretty good and they have Tadough's…read moreDonuts. However, there will be a group of about 4 old guys there every day eating donuts and drinking coffee. if you get a donut, they will give you a death stare. Overall a solid gas station.

This is my go-to gas station when I'm traveling! Super friendly staff and the owner is so nice!…read moreSuper clean place and I've never had any problems with the gas! Great place :)

Didn't think it's an Amaco any more but they have a little cafe in another room and we had some…read moregreat cheesburgers and fries there last Friday.....Excellent in fact....

Great Catfish and Fried chicken!!!!! The service was friendly and pretty quick. I heard the…read morebreakfast is pretty good as well.