I realize the prior reviews were two plus years ago and I also recognize that sometimes businesses…read morejust have a less than ideal day. Saturday, 12/28, I visited twice (late morning and mid afternoon) while passing by the area on a long road trip. The restrooms were spacious and available. The entire site was an eyesore for trash, unfortunately. The trash cans at the pump were full, the trash cans at the entrance were jam packed with litter on the sidewalk, and the men's restroom was similar with full trash, paper towel debris on the floor and in the sinks. Coffee was well priced and decent! Hopefully, this was just a staffing issue and increased holiday travelers that was a rare depiction of the site's cleanliness.

Food was good, clean store, cheap gas prices. Staff is a little hard to find sometimes, but they do…read morehave self checkout

Coming from metro Atlanta and having driven up and down I-85 in South Carolina numerous times, I've…read moregrown accustomed to and become spoiled by all the great QuikTrip gas stations and convenience stores. Unfortunately, no QTs exist on I-16, at least not at the time of writing this review. I-16 doesn't carry as much traffic as I-75 and I-85 in Georgia. Between Macon and Savannah, this Flash Foods gas station and convenience store is about as good as it's going to get. You can find it in Dublin, just off exit 51 (US 319 / US 441 (SR 31) - Dublin, McRae). This station has 16 pumps with gas that's roughly 10-20 cents cheaper per gallon than the gas at metro Atlanta QTs. This is a popular pit stop and it can get quite busy. The pumps (and the property in general) are getting old and it's hard to read the screens. They need some updating. The receipts print out fine. Inside, the convenience store has all the essentials. It's a fairly simple store in the older convenience store mold; not as big nor as impressive as moderns QTs which have quickly become the new standard. They do have a small, fresh-brewed coffee selection. The restrooms are serviceable, though the men's room only has two urinals and one toilet stall. There's a machine car wash here if you want to wash your car. If this station was located in metro Atlanta, I might give it 2 stars, but for the 167-mile stretch of I-16, it's perhaps more of a 3-star station.

This is a very decent place to stop while on the drive between Atlanta and Savannah…read more The gas prices are about the lowest that you will find in the trip between the two cities. I used to have their app which gives a 5 cent discount if you pay using the app, but haven't updated my bank information on the app so couldn't use it. They have a nice convenience store with a good selection of the standard overpriced snacks you find in these stores, but I got a couple of bag of nuts for a pretty good price, I think about $3. There are good clean restrooms inside of the convenience store. It's very close off the highway, and this particular exit from the highway, exit 51 I believe, has a decent selection of some chain restaurants is you also want to geb a meal.

As of March 2026, I believe this Love's Travel Stop is one of the better gas stations and…read moreconvenience stores you're going to find on the interstates between Atlanta and Savannah (I-75 and I-16), especially I-16. The stretch farther east, between Statesboro and Savannah, is better because it has a relatively new QuikTrip. This Love's has 12 standard pumps and doubles as a truck stop. There's a Chester's Chicken and Subway on site. The restaurants and convenience store are open 24/7. This is Love's Store #320 and it's located about halfway in between Atlanta and Savannah at I-16 Exit 49: SR 257 - Dublin, Dexter.

This Love's has limited parking so make sure to park early. I took a shower it was okay I believe…read morethere was only about 4 or maybe a little more showers. The shower was clean but the toilet definitely needed to be clean. The cashiers were friendly and the inside was being cleaned. I will definitely stop by again if stuck in Dublin.

The breakfast food is always good, but my concern is although we are in a pandemic due to COVID-19,…read moreLaurens County is under a mandate to wear masks. The store also has this directive taped to their front door. What I don't understand is out of the 7 employees on duty this morning at 8am, not one of them were wearing a mask, not even the cooks or servers. I will no longer come here because this shows that these few people care nothing about their health, and certainly not mine. I wish y'all the best.

I just recently started stopping here on my way to and from Savannah. This time I got coffee and…read morethe bottom of the cup separated and was leaking on me so I pulled over to throw it away called the store to let them know check the cups. she asked did I get the right cup? YES I USED THE CUPS RIGHT NEXT TO THE COFFEE! called customer service and they sent a free pizza coupon! Like really?

They have clean bathrooms. We stopped here because of their wide variety of fountain drinks and hot…read morepretzel with cheese. We weren't disappointed.

Headed out of town and stopped for breakfast and gas. The lady serving food apparently had no…read moredesire to be there mush less wait on customers , as she was extremely rude. The food was thrown together in the box instead of being prepared for consumption. Our "GO TO " Friendly Gus is on 441 N, which we will continue to support. we have absolutely no intentions of returning to this FS

Dirtiest and grossest place I have ever walked in. Bathrooms, floors, toilets, and sinks were…read moregross. Black wet dirt on floors. Walls were dirty and floors were dirty in stores. I saw they had tables to sit down and eat, but I would in NO WAY recommend eating in this place. I couldn't get out of there fast enough! Stop somewhere else.

This place is horrible. If you have your own cup for ice, they will still charge you 52 cents…read more Please go somewhere else and get FREE ICE!!! Gus is not so friendly. Don't let the name fool you.

Very friendly staff. Couldn't find what I was looking for and a gentleman came over and asked if I…read moreneeded help. He was able to direct me to the item. Then I accidentally dropped bag of JUST purchased items and my yoohoo (perfect road trip accompaniment ) shattered all over the floor. The guys responded so fast-asked if I was okay and made me not feel as bad. "It was just an accident. Don't worry. Let us get it. This is our job". Super sweet. Other than the accident, we were able to get gas quickly and hit the road.

Clean bathroom, went next door for McDonald's coffee and a small sandwich. Nice quick stop for gas…read moreand dbl cheeseburgers.

I've stopped at a many Pilot Travel Centers across this land and I must say most are dirty and…read moregrungy, it's tough out here on the road and nothing comes easy as you burn up the blacktop, whether you have eighteen wheels or two these travel centers are popular. Cars and Bikers out front jockeying to get a spot at the pumps, the diesel rigs out back, the truckers like it that way, just ask them four wheelers are a distraction, a pain in the ass and are nothing more than rookies behind the wheel. The locals use this place as a convenient store, some of their mommas work here, they step out the front door to sneak a smoke and they'll tell you "I'll be right in hun" - this place turns and burns and there ain't much time to take a break so excuse the butts on the ground, some twisted and smashed some still have a ember and the homeless pray they find it before it gets snuffed out, they hit is while digging through the trash looking for a empty aluminum can or a half eaten honey bun. My rigs hold a little over one hundred gallons so I have time to people watch and see poverty first hand. I don't feel anything but empathy for those that struggle and I never judge those that are less fortunate. I think most are doing the best they can in the situation they're in even though some are living with a history of bad decisions we rather know what landed them here. They don't scare me and I don't look down on this percentage of our population, I help them out when I can and if I'm honest when can't I help them out? - it's my choice, so judge me on my actions instead of judging them on their situation. The pump nozzle just kicked out, my break from the road comes to an end and I know I may never pass this way again. I hope I made a positive impact, my payment at the pump is an invisible contribution to a cause I may or may not knowingly support. I didn't go inside so I don't know if the restrooms are clean or dirty, I didn't interact with the staff so I can't comment on the level of service - this place did provide me a place to see a little piece of the world today and I'm thankful for that. I'm committing to paying it forward - all of us can spare some pocket change so leave some on the edge of the trash bin, on top of the pump or on the curb, we'll all be better for it. Thanks for the opportunity Pilot...