This is a location off the US 84 in Georgia. A truck stop, Greyhound bus stop, and travel stop for…read moreeveryone else, they serve all the basic needs. Since I arrived late, or very early in the morning, the place was lit up. I would not walk away from the travel center at this time of day cause only darkness is near. They have some fried foods here that you should get during regular business or risk warmed over old food. The chicken however, was not bad at all. I went to the restroom which seemed fairly clean and did not stink. They only had one hand dryer but no paper towels. The customer service associates did not look as if they wanted to be there. They were slow and cold. No personable skills, which goes against the traditional Southern hospitality. Overall however, this is an alright place for a ten hour break, to fuel and get out for a minute, or to grab a quick snack for the road.

the employees are rude as hell they have poor customer service ... called to place a order for a…read morepizza and the so called assistant manager(piquita)was very rude talking about this isn't Pizza Hut or dominos if I wanted to call a order in I need to call one of those places then when I went to the store she got in my face... I don't feel like she needs to have her job after that

When family comes from out of state, this is one of the first places they go for their food fix…read more.... Best hotdogs

Not good..locals are familiar with the price and with the ladies working there..,for anyone out of…read moretown shouldn't trust a local saying those hot dogs are good, you'd be fooled to do so..

This is a Shell gas station/convenience store at the corner of Smith Av (US 84) and Pine Tree Blvd…read more Gas prices are usually some of the best in town for branded gas. There are gas pumps on both sides of the building and the pumps on the back side of the building are easier in and out. Haven't been inside the convenience store very often but it is a pretty crowded space. This Shell and the Suzie Q's/BP gas station/convenience store south of town are our usual stops for a fill up before heading back to Tallahassee because Georgia gas prices are usually much better than Florida's.