I have ate breakfast and lunch here a lot. Breakfast is good, there burgers tho are really good…read moreespecially for a gas station. It's simple meat cheese and bread but it's a lot of meat and taste yummy!

This review is for the employees…read more It's a gas station. It's typical. Gas. Snacks. Convenient store food. This particular gas station is right off the Bluegrass Parkway in Lawrenceburg so it tends to stay busy. There are a few other gas stations around there but the employees at this one are always friendly. I notice it and if I'm anywhere near needing gas, I stop in there each time I'm passing through.

If you know, you know. If you know, you go…read more I can count on one hand at times that food made me misty-eyed. Biting into my first breakfast cheese and egg biscuit from J and B Food Mart is one of them. The people here are so kind, the food options are abundant, and everything is fresh and in front of your face so you can customize your order. Nevertheless, you will probably quickly find a favorite, and you will enjoy being one of the regulars whose order is remembered.

JB Marathon is awesome place for home cooked meals. We have ordered from them several times for…read moreour large group gatherings. Becky is amazing at fixing large portions to feed a crowd. It is always hot and ready at your pick up time. Do not hesitate to call and order for your next event. For our family event in January 4, 2025 we ordered Chicken strips, fried chicken, Mac n Cheese , Mashed potatoes (real potatoes) Green Beans and Yeast rolls to feed around 35. Everyone thought is was amazing. Goldie the owner, his family and Becky are amazing to work with. I agree with the other reviewer that it is better than some restaurants. Prices are very reasonable. Darlene Roberts and Steve Roberts

My experience at this Marathon was rather pleasant compared to all the other visitors that…read moreapparently wasted their time here. I walked in to empty myself of wee and couldn't help but admire the sheet metal wall of the rest room. Such an incredible, artistic way to entertain my pupils while peeing. The sinks didn't work all that well, so I reckon I still had some gentleman's germs on my hands after business concluded. The store was mid with prices not justifying the value of the products.

I'd give negative stars if I could. I stopped in there with my family. My FIFTEEN year old daughter…read moreand I went in to use the bathroom. I came out before she did, went to the register to purchase a five hour energy and looked around for my daughter. The cashier, a man over six feet and in his 50's, told me she hadn't come out yet (without my asking him), then proceeded to tell me he wouldn't mind if I left her behind. Apparently there are no locks on the doors in the girl women's bathroom. The cashiers friend stood outside my car and stared at my wife. If you want your family to feel safe while in a gas station, DO NOT STOP HERE.

Oh dear Buc-ees! On…read moreour way back to Cleveland we passed a sign beckoning us to come to this slice of Heaven. I was told to try their fudge. I bought garlic pickles, a brisket sandwich and coffee. I didnt eat the sandwich and pickles till the next day and they were both delicious. The restrooms were clean. The coffee station was extensive. Great experience.

--Location/Parking-- Easy in and out of i75. Typical…read moreBuc-ee's where the size is enormous and there is getting in and out. --Ambience-- Big as Texas. Typical Buc-ee --Service/Staff-- Staff varies per store. No complaints with their service. --Products-- Love their coffee and inexpensive gas. Restrooms are also a bonus. --Capacity-- I believe they hold over 300 plus people in the huge gigantic store. --Overall-- Recommend for their fuel, restroom and coffee. Be warn that traffic can build up and can sometimes be difficult to find a fuel pump during peak hours.

This was a convenient location to fuel up, grab lunch, purchase snacks, and use the restroom…read more After filling our gas tank, we went inside for food. I wanted Subway, the slightly healthier option, and my husband chose McDonald's. While he used the app to place his order, I stood at the counter to order my sub. There was a young lady there who greeted us with a smile and overheard me asking my husband what day of the week it was. She immediately knew I was checking to see what "The Meal Deal of the Day" was. It was the Hot Honey Pepperoni. She went to the back to let the Sandwich Artists know that they had a customer. The two young men emerged from the back with a lack of enthusiasm but came over to glove-up and help me. I asked for the Turkey Titan on wheat. They were out of wheat bread, so I chose the Herb & Cheese bread and asked for the rounded end to be cut off. He repeated my request slowly in the form of a question, so I explained what I meant. He must have never received that request before. I also asked for mayo on the bread, rather than on the meat, which is what they usually do. Lastly I requested that my 6" sub be cut in half. He completed my sub and slid it into a bag with no napkins, so I retrieved some myself. Then we moved into the convenience store area and grabbed some 2/$3 small cans of Pringles, a couple bottles of Calypso fruit drinks, and I couldn't resist the overpriced gas station Tornado (Southwest Chicken & Cheese). It was $2.99. Had I known that, I would not have purchased it. After using the restroom, my husband and I went over to McDonald's to pick up his order. The timing was perfect. As soon as we walked up, they handed him the order.

Such friendly employees that greet you as you walk in…read more Restrooms were clean and i like that you can tell when they are occupied by the sign on the locks. This location has a McDonald's which we didn't eat but it was busy. Love's is always my choice to stop when traveling.

The good part is that the place is very clean, and the breakfast they serve is pretty tasty (those…read moreare good biscuits!) The bad part is that service is awful, and the employees act like you're a bother and that it's a burden and pain to provide you with basic customer service. They acted like I was a weirdo simply for wanting a receipt with my purchase. They said nobody wants a receipt anymore, so they couldn't understand why I was asking for them. Not wanting to give receipts with a purchase sounds really, really shady. When I wanted some breakfast, they had a number of employees hanging around but nobody could (or would) stop what they were doing to help for some time, and even after I made my order they acted like asking for a biscuit, some gravy, one sausage patty, and a hash brown was some weird order that they felt the need to comment on it being strange or unusual because I just asked for one biscuit instead of two. It's overall a curious gas station. It's got the usual gas station & convenience store stuff. . .and it's got a huge display of air freshener spray cans with Arabic writing on them, an entire wing of the place devoted to vape stuff, and a curious amount of Pokemon merchandise. It's a curious choice for a convenience store in Frankfort, KY that mostly serves civil servants and folks who are passing through on their way to Bourbon distillery tours, but that's what the place is.

5 stars only because the lunch here is crazy good and unexpected... they have mashed potatoes,…read moreseasoned green beans, huge juicy yummy breaded tenders, beef and more. Extra tasty-yes! Extra value-yes! Unexpected-heck yes! We were here at 10am, so tip is come early to get fresh first pick.... Was not hungry, but looked so inviting that there was no other option than belly up and play the lottery. Lucky find.

A Speedway is a Speedway. This one had everything I was in need of. I needed gas...CHECK. I…read moreneeded juice...CHECK. They had the best drink in the world. The illusive Ale8 Freeze. YUMMMMMM The store was neat and tidy. It was super easy to get into and out of the parking lot. The staff was friendly and helpful. They greeted me as I walked into the door. Very nice. Stop in if you are near. Remember to get the Speedy Rewards card for all the free goodies you get.

I regularly buy coffee at Speedway when I am on the go. This morning I was on my way to work and…read morestopped for coffee. I like my coffee white and flavorful so I use a lot of creamer and some times try new creamers or mix them up to create a new flavor. As I was making coffee and almost done, creamer in hand...a blind lady working there approached me and said I would have to pay extra for extra creamer. Since when? Her response was since she has been working there . OK creamer police. When you buy coffee, you are supposed to be able to put however much sugar and creamer in it as you like. How can you tell me how I can drink my coffee without getting an extra charge? Won't be coming back here ever again.

Usually stop here for gas whenever I am driving to Lex. They have the lowest price in town and all…read moretheir pumps are functional. And, unlike most places, if I choose to do a quick clean up of the windshield, there's always soap water and squeegee available. I have never been inside the convenience store though.

Nice new clean gas station. Casey's are known throughout…read moreIndiana, and have good food in the store. Their pricing is usually very competitive, and this location currently has good prices for fuel and stuff in the store.

I had a bizarre experience at the 4201 Saron Drive location. I got $44 worth of gas, and walked…read moreinside to get some Nyquil. The cashier was counting cigarette packs and I stood there about 3 minutes waiting on him to finish. It was $7.99 for the tiny bottle of Nyquil, but I needed it so I got it anyway. The cashier rang it up at almost $11. I said that was wrong, the price said $7.99. He mumbled something I couldn't understand and just looked at me. I motioned to walk back to the aisle with me, and he did, and I showed him the price. He mumbled some more. I told him to just give me the right price and I'd be good. We went back to the register--I expected him to credit me a couple of bucks. He reached me back my $10 and took the Nyquil and walked away. I stood there a minute, then motioned to the Nyquil. He mumbled something else that was obviously negative, something about "you wanted a refund." I said no, I just wanted a credit of a couple of bucks to get the advertised price. He said whatever it rings up to IS the price. I left and bought a bigger bottle of Nyquil at the Thorton's for less money, and had a much nicer cashier. It's not the buck or two... it's the attitude that drove me away. If your employees aren't empowered to make purchases right, you must not trust them very much, and if you don't trust them, you shouldn't have them working for you.