This may be the last Buc-ee's we visit as our road trip is nearing its end. It's supposed to be…read morethe largest one but one of the other ones we visited seemed the same size for both the pumps and store. This time instead of exploring their packaged snack products I thought about how much room we have left in our car and flying it home so I decided against it. I did buy 3 of their small cup size Blue Bell dark chocolate ice cream- for all of us but the cashier gave only one spoon. It tasted so good I had hubs go get me a large size one since I didn't eat a normal lunch and it was past 5 pm. While I waited in the car with the grandpup. I wanted to find some Bucee items for Doc since she's been our road trip driver plus made all the arrangements for hotels, tickets to parks, dinner show, etc. We all got different things: hubs got small bags of jerky, Doc got her favorite brisket sandwich to share with her Frenchie, a sausage on a stick and 3 peach cobblers for each of us to try. I like the large amount of clean restroom stalls plus soap. The cone of warmed sugary pecans and cinnamon bites were a sweet snack- finally gone from the first Buc-ee's a week ago. Before leaving Doc had us take a selfie and a nice gentleman also took a couple for us too.

Buccee's is great for gas and EV charging. It's even great for souvenirs and other things you may…read moreneed on the road. Possibly an unpopular opinion, but... my last visit here was less than satisfactory. We grabbed lunch on our way to Houston. Our lunch consisted of brisket sandwich, chicken tenders & fries, and the three meat sandwich. I'm pretty sure their meat is not a true cut of brisket. Its consistency is like mush, and not like muscle fibers. There was nothing lean brisket vs fatty brisket. The brisket had holes throughout, making it look even more like an ultra processed deli meat or even lab grown. I was disgusted, to say the least. They also have ZERO options for people conscious of the ingredient lists. We bought popcorn and the bag was open at the bottom. I opted the top and it was super stale. I realized it was open on the bottom and the store game me a hard time about exchanging it. It's pretty clear the sealing process failed for this bag. We won't be shopping here anymore, nor will we eat their food. But if you're visiting Texas and come across one, it's a fun stop to pass time.

We just got gas and used the restrooms. The bathrooms were really clean and smelled fresh. No one…read moregreeted us or anything but still, it was a good place to stop on the way from San Antonio to Houston.

Bathrooms clean! Very welcoming staff. Even got a safe travels on my exit…read more Store was very clean and organized. Stopped here instead of Buc-ee's and not disappointed I did!

Brand spankin' new!…read more Clean restrooms with awesome tile. Snacks had sales. WAAAAAAAY less crowded than Bucee's. Only negative was no Icees.

Fast service. Fully stocked on all your essentials. Restrooms are clean. Everything you need for a…read morepit stop

Another one on our road trip. Cashier was super friendly and they had working soda machines and…read moreice!!! No boiling water, layout was more normal. One bathroom for everyone and fairly clean. Decent selection but piss poor parking. Gas prices are 2.40 ish.

It was rather late in the evening, and I was exhausted from a day at work and long drive. Not…read morefamiliar with the area, I desperately needed a reputable place to purchase gas. As soon as I saw Circle K, figured this was good enough. Thankfully their service and store went above and beyond "good enough". I was impressed! Since I was mentally fried, the clerk was patient in ringing me up. In addition, the store and bathroom were super-clean. Will definitely come here again.

I don't think this place was here a year ago. Glad they're here now…read more This is almost a mini Bucee's, (which by the way is a couple of miles down I10 East). It is stocked with all things snack, sodas, beer, bottled water, chips, trail mixes of all flavors, Icees, etc. It also has a hot food counter - hot dogs, sausage, pastries and more. Of course, expect to pay convenience store prices. But hey, that's what they're here for - convenience. And they have gas pumps and a place for 18-wheelers to park out of the way. They have a plethora of clean restrooms with hot air dryers. They are located at I10 East and the cutoff road to Lockhart. Go there when in the area.

We stopped here for a bathroom break, coffee, snacks, and a gas tank top-off on our way to San…read moreAntonio. We had just barely made it past Bucee's when one of the kiddos asked us for a potty break so this was the next exit or so past it. The bathrooms were just as clean and we didn't have to fight to find a parking spot or a bathroom stall. The coffee was hot and tasty and the cashier was very friendly. Once she got the hubbs talkin Texans they were practically BFF's! I'd stop here again.

My sister and I used the automated car wash behind this location. The name Brand of the convenience…read morestore is Jud's, and there is a sign on the car wash that indicates it is run by said business name. However, in the event of an issue or malfunction, the clerks, or on-site management, are powerless to assist a customer that paid for a car wash outside of the store (at the kiosk before entering said car wash). It also seems that in the event of a fail to complete the wash cycle malfunction, operators are quick to attribute the malfunction to the driver. The instructions, as posted, were followed and yet, the malfunction still occurred. We called the number as posted on the sign, and received a voicemail. The number, as it turns out, is to some sort of main office in Brenham, and the recording was of such poor quality, I have no idea for whom I left the voicemail. No call-back has been received as of the time of this post.

Okay, so this was a weird experience…read more I was basically driving in a trance, having left the house at 5:00AM to drop off one of my girls at the Austin airport and then heading to Harlingen. I was on day three of being really sick, and I had gotten very little sleep that night because of all the sinus pain. I was blindly following the GPS and came upon this gas station/convenience store out in the middle of nowhere and decided to pull in at the rear of the place and sleep for a while. I don't even know if the place was open; it was still dark when I got there. I woke up and it was daylight. I needed something to drink, so I pulled around to the front of the place, parked crookedly and shuffled in. I saw they had breakfast tacos and realized I was hungry, too. I picked two random ones, bought them and left. One was brisket, the other was some mixture of eggs, potatoes, beans, bacon, sausage, cheese and whatever else they could think of to throw into it. The brisket didn't look great, so I set it aside and took a bite of the stuffed one. It was really, really good. So, I tried the brisket. Now, I have to say, if I bought a brisket plate and this is what they brought me, I'm not sure how I'd feel about it. But, as a taco (basically, just meat in a flour tortilla), it was absolutely delicious. I will say they were a bit on the pricey side. The two tacos and a 20 oz bottle of Diet Dr. Pepper was over $16. But, both of those tacos rank up there with the best I've had.

Sunday 's menu is yesterday's BBQ with microwave re-heating, no sides. On the plus side it's clean,…read moresoda and chips are good. This BBQ is inside the gas station.