I stopped at this gas station on my drive from Houston to San Antonio as I wanted to grab a coffee…read moreand snack. Inside, they had a dunk in donuts and other places but I decided to go with a protein bar and regular coffee. The inside was clean and well kept and the prices were reasonable (not crazy high like some gas stations). Most of the inside stores (aside from Dunkin) we're closed which was a bit disappointing but not a big deal. I was able to get in and out quickly as there wasn't a line and everything else was readily available. I'd stop here again.

On a road trip and stopped here. We've stopped here before and it's pretty much the same. It's a…read morenice travel center. They have a Carl's Jr, and a Dunkin Donuts. It's bright with a lot of selections of snacks and drinks. They have many bathroom stalls that could have been a little cleaner but it's one of the better bathrooms I've been to for a road trip. They have gas pumps for filling up your vehicle when you need it.

Road trip stop for a restroom break. The store and restrooms were very clean. We were warmly…read moregreeted as we entered. overall a great stop!

Just stopped in to use the restroom (as one does at a Buc-ee's) as they are legendary for…read morecleanliness.... Well... this is a tiny one so the restrooms, while much cleaner than your typical small town gas station... was not what I'd call Buc-ee's clean... gnatty. When we were about to leave my kiddo had refilled a water bottle up with water at the soda fountain. As she walked out they stopped her and said it was considered a cold drink refill and it they charged her $2.49. A small soda is .99 and a large is $1.49.... Using their cup. A refill of water in her own cup was $2.49. I pointed that out but it fell on deaf ears. I mean... I'd think it was ludicrous... but I wouldn't complain playing .99 for a refill... but to pay more than any actual fountain drink would cost? And for WATER? I put the $20+ worth of things I was going to buy back and decided this isn't a store I'll ever set foot in again. I suggest avoiding this store entirely and finding another stop.

On a road trip to the hill country; we were looking for a good place to walk our dog. We initially…read morewere headed to the TA, however we made a wrong turn and it led us to Road Ranger. To our surprise, they had a dog area which was perfect!! We were able to allow him to stretch his legs and take care of his needs while we also grabbed food and refreshments. The dog area was large and well maintained, there is also a trash can and bags if needed. The store is large and very clean, including the restrooms and the Wendy's. We ordered some light bites from Wendy's. The young lady working was very nice and freshly made our food. I'm so glad we found this gem, we will definitely be frequently on our future road trips!

I am a truck driver and this location is great. It is well maintained, clean and well lit. It is…read moreusually not full as far as truck parking is concerned.

Look. I'm glad that Snappy's market exists. They cashier was friendly both times I came (round trip…read moreto Houston). Bonus: they have EV charging from Electrify America. While the bathrooms were no Buc-ees they were clean enough. What I didn't like was that there is pretty much no pricing on any item in the store. :-( Boo to that. Otherwise my review would be an easy 4 stars.

What would be worst than getting on the road at 4 am? Short answer, getting lost while driving…read morefrom Richmond, TX to Austin, TX. Technically, I was not lost because my GPS was working. However, my GPS was taking me down the back roads, where there were no street lights. It is times like these that you have visions of the Texas Chain Saw Massacre or being abducted or worse. What if I got a flat tire? What if my car stopped running? I tried to remain calm during this heavily dark morning. Fortunately, nothing bad happened. Alas, I saw existence of life...Snappy's Market. I went in primarily to see if they could give me some human directions v car-made ones. The gentlemen on duty was super helpful and indicated I was very close to getting onto the main thoroughfare. He even walked me outside and pointed me in the right direction. I felt compelled to buy something since he was so helpful, but did not have an appetite that early in the morning. I did use the restrooms, which were super clean. Then I was on my way...back on track!

This Disney-fied gas station is as American as it gets. While I'm not a driver and am truly a…read morestranger to the gas pump and car culture, I still had my family make a detour to this haven for well, everything, because I wanted to see how everything is bigger in Texas in one place. Buc-ee's certainly embodied that, and then some. For starters, I didn't know there could be that many kinds of jerky. A jerky wall spanning one entire side of the grocery area competed with a stand serving their popular brisket sandwiches. The buck toothed beaver mascot is charming enough, but seeing it printed on everything from onesies to throw pillows to mugs had me wondering how big of a Buc-ee's superfan could one be? Apparently devoted enough to sustain an entire merchandise empire. The food ailes were just as robust. Branded pasta sauces, honey, spices, jams, and even bath and body products lined shelf after shelf. In a zombie apocalypse, you could probably survive stocking up here alone. I was most amused by lotion and soap scented like bucees praline pecans, one of their most popular snacks. The scent sounds cloying to me and I can't imagine intentionally wanting to smell like that, but there's really something for everyone here, no matter how niche the desire.

Every single time we get gas here and buy a car wash, it doesn't work. Either we don't get the code…read moreor something goes awry. We stop here every trip through Houston this happens. Then we have to go inside and figure it out. Adds 30 minutes to our trip. There's never anyone at the gas station to help. So frustrating. And when you call the number on the receipt it just tells you to go to the website which is not helpful. Maybe we will learn someday.

Stop by the gas station to get this amazing BBQ!!! My parents discovered it a few years ago and…read morethis is our go to place when we travel on the I-10 We get the brisket sandwich and the sliced turkey sandwich The meats are wonderfully cooked

Ok place for a pit stop. Gas prices were higher than average but it was a Shell, and not a…read morelow-boy-scum gas place. There is a BBQ place attached and also a tourist shop attached. Bathrooms were OK and staff was very nice. Traffic was really bad and I needed to get some coffee to keep me going for more hours than I had planned. The coffee, just the non-fancy, plain, was quite weak but did taste good.

I think KK has been takin over by new management. The menu from what I remember is completely…read moredifferent. I ordered 10 p friend shrimp, chose cornmeal over flour (they give you an option) and it was nasty. Tasteless shrimp. And the cornmeal fell off the shrimp. The onion rings they gave me were burnt. The tartar sauce was disgusting straight mayo and the cocktail sauce was horrible. Complete waste of money and the detour I took wasn't even worth it. So mad.

Great service and they are very friendly and always are welcoming. Great food at all time. And the…read moreenvironment is very nice

I'm such a sucker for small town BBQ joints whether they are in a Gas Station, food truck, or…read morewhatever. This place is a shared Gas Station/Food establishment just like Waller Line Co BBQ and many others in Texas. They have various menu items. I've only gotten their Slice BBQ sandwhich a few times while passing through and it's ok. Add a bag of chips and soda from the store and keep on truckin'

Definitely my favorite bbq is seal . The ladies are always nice to us and provide great service. I…read morestop here amy time I'm passing by , never stop to eat at the big places on I-10 . Love it !!