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Texaco

(11 reviews)

In 16 years, I don't believe I've ever reviewed a full-service gas station (Costco Gas does not…read morecount). There have not been many recent reviews for this Texaco gas station in the CP on the corner of New Hope and Lakeline, so here is mine. I have been frequenting this location for over six years, because it is very convenient for me to purchase lottery tickets (don't judge me) and buy beer, wine, and snacks when I don't want to travel to a big-box store. Yes, the prices are a tad higher, but I will pay a few extra bucks for convenience and time saved. They do have an excellent selection of brews, wines, and hard seltzers. If you are a vaper, they have many, many options for you. As a bonus, there is a taqueria on site. I have not tried their fare, but they are always busy, and the made-to-order tacos look and smell delicious. Note, they are only open for lunch. Regarding customer service, the guys at the counter always greet me with a friendly hello or high boss and they get me in and out quickly, which I appreciate.

I visited this store on Thursday night after working an eight-hour shift. I purchased several…read moreitems, including a blueberry muffin for $2.99 before tax. When I opened the muffin that night, I discovered that it had mold on it. Due to not having transportation, I was unable to return to the store immediately. Since the store is conveniently located next to my job, my husband returned the muffin on Saturday to make the store aware of the issue. Unfortunately, what should have been a simple and respectful customer service interaction turned into a very unpleasant experience. My husband explained that we had purchased the muffin on Thursday, discovered the mold that same night, and were returning it as soon as we could. We were not trying to cause a problem or get over on anyone. We simply wanted to exchange the moldy muffin for another item and make the store aware that there could be other products on the shelves that needed to be checked. According to my husband, the older gentleman assisting him had a very rude and unwelcoming attitude. Rather than addressing the concern professionally, he appeared to insinuate that we had opened the muffin and left it sitting out long enough for mold to develop. Let's be realistic: nobody is going to go out of their way to create a dispute over a $3 muffin. We were trying to bring a potential product quality issue to the store's attention. What concerns me even more is the difference in how customers appear to be treated. I have personally observed Caucasian customers and customers of other ethnicities being greeted and acknowledged, while African American customers do not always seem to receive the same courtesy. After hearing about my husband's experience, I cannot help but question whether race played a role in how he was treated. I cannot speak to the gentleman's intentions with certainty, but the interaction left us feeling disrespected and unwelcome. A language barrier should never be an excuse for poor customer service. We understand that people speak different languages, and we made an effort to explain the situation clearly. All we wanted was to resolve a simple issue and give the store an opportunity to check its products for mold. Instead, we were met with what felt like unnecessary hostility. My review is not about the cost of a muffin. It is about respect, accountability, food quality, and how customers are treated. If a customer brings a potentially moldy product to your attention, the appropriate response is to listen, investigate the concern, and handle the situation professionally. I am sharing this experience so other customers are aware of what happened. I hope management takes these concerns seriously, checks its products, and ensures that every customer--regardless of race or ethnicity--is treated with the same courtesy and respect. Everyone deserves to shop in a store where they feel welcomed, respected, and confident in the quality of the products they purchase.

Buc-ee's - The bathrooms have red and green lights to let you know what is available

Buc-ee's

(604 reviews)

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It ain't a road trip without stopping at Buc-ee's!…read more Everything is good and huge here. The brisket sandwich is to die for. They have so many good snacks to keep you munching on the road: jerky, candied pecans and nuts, Beaver Chips, soda, slushies, and all kinds of coffee to keep you hydrated and awake. The restrooms are clean and huge, especially the ladies' restroom. No need to wait in a long line! They also have souvenirs and so many other things to browse. The staff are super friendly. Everyone seems so proud and happy to work here, which makes the experience even better. The gas station has tons of pumps, so you won't have to wait long to fill up. Honestly, Buc-ee's is my favorite stop, even when I don't need gas, I'll still stop here. They have everything for everyone. Food, snacks, drinks, shopping, clean restrooms, and a fun road trip experience. Wh0 doesn't like to visit Bucc-ee's ?

Who knew a gas station could be a tourist attraction?!…read more Of all the fun things to do while visiting Austin, my son had Buc-ee's at the top of his list! Apparently, he had heard all about this legendary Southern pit stop from friends, and he was determined to experience it for himself. This place is an absolute adventure. We found the most RANDOM things! The wall of jerky was impressive, the quirky kitchen gadgets would make hilarious gifts, and the beauty aisle had me cracking up with its foodie-themed eye masks. My son spent a solid 45+ minutes debating what souvenir was worthy of making the trip home. And then there's the FOOD. Holy options! Watching the crew prepare sandwiches right in front of you was practically entertainment in itself. They have quite the operation going! We were dangerously close to grabbing a box of fudge because the deal was too good to pass up, but we didn't want to over-do-it. Instead, we shared a chopped brisket sandwich and a Cuban. Both were delicious, but that Cuban?! The dill pickle aioli was fantastic, and the sandwich was absolutely loaded with meat. We were stuffed! My only complaint? For a place with this much food, "where are the tables?" We ended up eating in the car, which turned into a deliciously messy situation. A little indoor seating would've made the experience even better. On the plus side, gas was the cheapest we saw around, restrooms were plentiful, and the sandwich deal was a steal! Less than $10 for each of our sandwiches? Buc-ee's is officially more than a gas station in my book. It's a shopping excursion, food adventure, and roadside attraction all rolled into one. We'll absolutely be making this a mandatory stop whenever we're traveling down South!

Buc-ee's - Chopped Brisket Sandwich (~$9)

Buc-ee's

(866 reviews)

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I had heard so much about Buc-ee's online but nothing could have prepared me for this experience. I…read moream a huge fan. Who knew a gas station could offer such a wide assortment of food, merchandise, and home goods? We tried some of the fresh jerky from the counter, some brisket sandwiches (get the XXL one), a banana pudding, pralines, and candied pickle chips. The candied pickle chips were insanely good with the brisket sandwich. We need those in Canada. I have never seen them before and am obsessed. There are so many flavours of jerky. I recommend them all quite frankly. The pralines were good. The banana pudding was more vanilla than banana but it wasn't bad. I just love Buc-ee's and will actively go out of my way to visit in the future.

If you are traveling on the interstate system in the southern US (mainly in Texas) you have seen…read moresigns for this place. As a matter of fact, you start seeing signs more than a hundred miles from each location. What you will find if you get off the interstate at one of these is not just a place, but it's an experience:) The first thing you will find is a parking lot that's as crowded as a major city at rush hour. Then you will find about 120 fueling stations that you can fill your vehicle with usually the cheapest gas/diesel in the area. The newer ones even have electric charging stations. Then you get to go inside. Most of the new stores are about 79,000 square feet of food, beverages, snacks, and all kinds of touristy stuff. The folks working there will greet you and seem to be happy to be there. If you look at some of the sign's advertising for workers, you will see one of the reasons why. Salary at the lowest end starts at about $27 per hour and go all the way up to several hundred thousand dollars for a store director annual salary. If you need to use the facilities, head on back to the back of the store. You walk into a huge bathroom with enough spaces so that you probably will not have to wait. On top of that, the restrooms are so clean! Will I return? Definitely!

QuikTrip

QuikTrip

(4 reviews)

This is my favorite QuikTrip. It has 2 easy entrances (one of which allows entry both directions on…read moreBell), which is quite convenient for travelers. This store is arranged in standard QuikTrip fashion. Depending on which side you enter you can choose fountain drinks or coffee drinks on tap on the immediate wall. There is fresh food in an open refrigerated section and a variety of hot foods. There is also a kitchen with a kiosk screen from which ordering can take place. There are fresh donuts and related pastries in the morning, which are discounted at night. Like other convenience stores you can find candy and generic sundries and groceries. I've just come in for the drinks. The fountain drinks have the right carbonation. I also like that they offer coffee on tap; it's unique. Both the cold brews are tasty, as well as the hot coffee offerings. And, if you want to sweeten your coffee, they tend to have 6-10 flavored creamers available for this use. And of course, they have the good personal service other convenience stores don't. You are greeted and thanked. Also, one person working can handle checking out people from both sides of the register. The fuel pumps are located a decent distance away from the store and are spaced well apart for vehicles to maneuver around. The pumps are also very modern.

Very nice store. Employees are very nice, store was clean. There is an easy in and out off the…read moreroadway. Large parking lot,plenty of spaces, lots of gas pumps. They just had no hot chocolate, which was my reason for stopping. Maybe next time.

H-E-B Gas - servicestations - Updated November 2026

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