Everything! I love looking at everything in the store. I usually both half merchandise & food.read more

We made a stop at Buccees for gas and snacks on the way to DFW. It's Christmas time and the store…read morewas all ready for it. There were so many cute items on display, it was hard for me to pass. They had a full selection of tshirts, onesies, wine glasses, cooking utensils and everything in between. Great gifts to pick up on the way to family or friends. We stuck to snacks but definitely might be back before Christmas. I only bought wine, soda and candied pecans.

The bathrooms are disgusting there are no locks on the stalls…read more This needs to have a 0 star option

One of the only shells I could find open at this hour. Clean bathrooms, smelled like it was well…read moresanitized. The early morning worker Was pleasant and a hard worker. Sweeping outside of there was not a customer. The store was organized and not cluttered. Also right off of 45, so easy access down this long lonely hwy.

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 get severe anxiety in big, crowded places. And that's what this was. It was big, crowded, and…read morefull of tchotchkes I didn't want, need or love. I bought a sandwich and some water and got out of there. I will never return. In fairness to them, the place was surprisingly clean, well organized, seemed well managed. The staff seemed nice enough - just working hard to ring up all the people buying their tchotchkes.

I stopped at Buc-ee's in Madisonville around 8:30 PM. The parking lot was nearly empty, and I…read moreparked my semi truck all the way in the very back of the lot, away from everyone. I walked in planning to spend maybe 20 minutes max just to buy a few souvenirs, snacks, and a few things to take home to my kids and family. Shortly after I walked in, I was approached and told I wasn't allowed to be there because I came in a semi truck. I explained that I was only going to be inside for a few minutes to buy a few items, but I was told they would not allow me to purchase anything. I was also told, "Unfortunately truckers are not welcome." Those were his exact words. That was extremely disappointing to hear. Truck drivers are a huge part of what keeps this country moving. We deliver the products businesses sell every single day, including the products sitting on Buc-ee's shelves. To be told we're not welcome and not even allowed to make a purchase is sad and frustrating. Because of this experience, I will never return to Buc-ee's again, not even in my personal vehicle. I'd much rather spend my money at a truck stop or any business that welcomes everyone and appreciates the people who help keep America moving.

What this looks like a very nice alternative to Buc ee's if you miss the one in Temple. It looks…read morevery fancy for a gas station and they have a dog park sandwiches homemade bread frozen yogurt specialty meats gift items imported beers and Fresb baked kolache's. It's really hard to find nice clean places to stop at. The only problem is that if you are northbound you have to make a U-turn on the bridge in order to get to this but I think it's worth it to have a nice clean restroom especially in this post COVID-19 era.

Nice and new, very clean and bright. Several food options inside. Very clean restrooms. Stopped in…read morefor gas on a trip south, seemed like a nice place.

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.

Fuel City, eat your heart out - you have some credible competition. King Mart, a Phillips…read more66-branded filling station/convenience store in this Navarro County seat recently added a counter, some tables and cooking equipment to produce muy delicioso street-style Mexican food - tacos, burritos and quesadillas. Hamburgers are also in the menu. There is a lot of pass-through traffic between Dallas and Houston, so the owner decided to install a lunch counter. In talking with the owner, he admitted to never having been to Fuel City in Dallas to try their tacos. Instead, he brought in a local cook to develop their own menu. The meats - carne asada, barbacoa, pollo, lengua, etc. are all fresh. They also make their own salsas - hot habenero, mild red and mild green - and keep them in a warmer. I ordered the carne asada tacos on corn tortillas (flour is also available). You can watch as the cook dips the tortillas and then fries them up on the grill. They then place a generous amount of meat, onions and cilantro on top. They are served with lime wedges. The steak was seasoned nicely, dripping juices and very tender. At $1.39 each, the tacos are a tasty steal. This place does not have table cloths, silverware or china. Be prepared to sit at a small counter with locals or grab one of the few bench-style tables.

From the owner: Best Tacos in town.read more

I was thoroughly impressed with the size, cleanliness, and contents of this gas station. They have…read moreso many cute little trinkets and gifts. The bathrooms were big and clean. They had a ton of snack options, and my husband even found an energy drink flavor in one of his favorite brands that he's never seen anywhere else! They even had a cute Christmas themed photo op set up when you walk in the main area! This will be our usual stop from now on when we head home down 45 from Corsicana.

This place is like the Walmart of road stops. It serves a purpose, but it won't be your first…read morechoice. It's brand new and they have a lot of Kinks to work out. We stopped here for a restroom and refreshment break. Access from the access road is blocked, which was a pain in the ass to deal with. The restrooms were not well attended to, out of paper, wet floors, cold as can be, and generally not pleasant by any means, other than being new. There are lots of food and beverage options (see photos) from fried chicken, to pizza, to barbecue, and fried pies. The staff is mostly local young folks, which generally is a good thing, but a few would have rather been anywhere else. We tried the barbecue and it was just ok. Wouldn't get it again. I will say, the people working the BBQ place were the friendliest and most helpful in the place.

Pretty nice little gas station, attached to a Whataburger. Clean restrooms, large selection of…read morefood. Could use a little updating but overall can't really complain. I'm a little more picky about gas stations now that I have a toddler this one works well. They have boiled peanuts! Which I don't see too often anymore.

The times I've visited this convenience store I have usually stayed at the gas pumps out front…read more(unleaded gasoline was $2.89/gallon when I was there, the evening of Saturday, 5/29/2021). The gasoline prices at the Brookshires about half a mile down the road might be lower, but their pumps might shut off after a certain time at night. The convenience store also shares a building with the Whataburger in Malakoff, which I have also visited to eat in with friends or I went through the drive-thru window for takeout. There is also a doorway between the two places (the restaurant eating area & the convenience store), so you don't even need to go outside to go from one to the other (which is great in cases of colder or rainy weather!). I think the restrooms are on the Whataburger side, but I haven't actually seen them yet. I would definitely keep coming back here, since the pumps are well-kept, & so is the Whataburger eating area.

The service is amazing, the lady at the front was so kind and gave me watermelon. This is my go to…read moregas station from now on.

Not one price on anything inside so it being a pet peeve of mine I just got gas and left... still…read morehungry for a snack. The gas prices were also higher than other places near by. Gave them 2 stars because it was clean and had clean bathrooms.