Three Buc-ee's in a row is a bit much but that's how it worked out as I wrap up my Texas tour of…read moreBuc-ee's, adding Denton as the 30th I have reviewed in https://www.yelp.com/collection/K2PxaWl_0nh8YV5DNxaJVA/Buc-ee-s. Having visited eight in the last week, from Auburn AL and Pass Christian MS and across Texas), it's easy to see how formulaic they are and how they all have the same features. Located adjacent to a busy highway exit, it's easy to access and they don't allow tractor trailers so you're not dodging big trucks. Huge expansive parking lot that rings the whole store. Dozens if not a hundred gas pumps, all clean and free of litter. Multiple entrances with handicapped parking immediately in front of each one. Inside, you'll probably get a "Welcome to Buc-ee's!" as you enter. As you walk around the store, you'll maybe here a shouted "Fresh brisket on the board!" as a new piece of beef is set out for slicing. In the center, a sandwich station where they're making up tacos and sandwiches. There's an area where they are candying nuts. A fudge counter. A jerky counter. A handmade tortilla station. Bunkers with snacks and fresher foods like salads, sandwiches, protein packs, cups of banana pudding and coconut pie. A wall of soda fountains with two dozen options. Coffee and fixings. A third of the store is consumed with decor. Some of it is very much Buc-ee's merchandise with tshirts, swimsuits, hats, jackets and the like. A seasonal tshirt on display. And much of it is Southern styled decor with the occasional bible quote or some other risque and double entendre. Clean restrooms. No, really. They pay a $40k a year salary to people to keep the floors clean, the counters wiped, the paper towels stocked and the toilets clean. I have never seen a dirty Buc-ee's toilet in ever. There a reason Buc-ee's is a destination and they're working to come closer to you. I've been to Buc-ee's in ten states and they're expanding with new ones in Colorado, Ohio and Arizona opening recently. Go check it out! [Review 411 of 2026 - 720 in Texas - 25594 overall]

This was my first time at this Buc-ee's location and it was the first time I noticed any of the…read morebakery case with fruit flies. I wanted to try one of the paddle tails but there were little flies flying around in the case. The nibblings got the jerky they love and we got a few drinks but overall I was turned off by the bakery case. The restrooms and the rest of the store was clean Buc-ee's 2800 S Interstate 35E Denton, TX 76201 (Review 39 in 2025 and 882 overall)

Unbelievable store! Great beer and wine selection. Friendly customer service and a Denton staple!!read more

The best beer spot in Denton - hands down. Great things to try, friendly service, seasonal…read morefavorites, and fun stuff you've never heard of.

One of the best places for authentic Mexican food in Denton. Freshly made tortillas. The meats are…read moreperfectly seasoned. The rice & beans are good. The fries are bad, but everything else has been great.

SUMMARY: Really great homestyle street tacos. Really nice family / crew there and affordable. But…read morebeware, you might drive right past it because of the construction on the street. BACKGROUND: This taco shop is fairly close to my work so easy decision to get food here if I'm short on time. Good Mexican food, definitely NOT Tex-Mex! FOOD Ok, being a recent refugee from CA to TX, I was told that Texas doesn't have good Mexican food. This is oft repeated in a FB group I'm part of, but one thing I noticed that most of these people don't live in the more ethnically diverse parts and getting their Mex at Tex Mex places. One of the great things about living in and around Denton is that there's a wealth of great mom and pop Mexican restaurants in the area. This place is no exception. I'd say my hands down favorite things to order here are the "street" tacos. Meaning they serve their tacos on a single smal chicanitas (small corn tortillas, maybe I butchered the spelling) and have a good choice of meats and vegetarian options. However there have been times some of my favorites weren't available, hence the minus star. They do though make one of the better al pastor tacos I've had in quite some time. And its consistently good, so there's a recommendation for you. I'm not too impressed by the lengua though. They also make a pretty good sopes as well. If you've never had a sopes, you're missing out. SALSA The family makes this excellent I mean EXCELLENT red salsa. I'm sure it has a name, but man it's really spicy (not gringo spicy) and has that nice semi chunky texture that I like. See my pic. GAS STATION While it may not look like it from the outside, you can drive around the back and get drive thru service. Never done it myself, but letting you guys know its available. If you go inside, its a decently stocked mini-market with adult beverages, soft beverages, and some general grocery items (no vegetables or fruit) like chips and other sundries. PO-PO JUST DOWN THE STREET/SAME BLOCK Pro tip: Don't do stupid s--t near this place. It is literally on the same block as the Denton Police station. They are always turning around the corner and down the street to park in their lot. RETURN VISIT? So far so good!

That was liquor!!! That stuff will def have you going if not from the taste alone. But I rather…read morethem then any other daiquiri shop in DFW.

Great adult beverage for a hot summer day. Basic frozen margarita. Priced similar to a frozen…read morecoffee drink at Starbucks.

I like stopping in here sometimes because it's convenient for my commute and the taco shop is…read morepretty good. I suppose I should say "liked" because that stops today. I had the distasteful experience of being admonished to move my car away from this store's dilapidated gas pumps--dilapidated being rather unexceptional for the store's state than otherwise--by an unappealing face-tattooed curmudgeon under threat of towing. I wouldn't have minded so much were it not for the fact that he started with the threat of towing rather than simply asking, and the apparent satisfaction he seemed to take from exercising an extremely petty power over me. Had he simply asked, directly, to please move my car, I would have done so. There was no need to threaten me in that way. Also, not for nothing, but in thirty-three years of life I have never once been asked to move my car from a gas pump. Not at chevron, texaco, shell, allsups, bucees; not during any long-distance travel along the interstate or local highways; not in small cities or big. This rule was never explained to me when I was working 2 years behind a busy gas station register myself. It was certainly not posted anywhere on this store's lot when I was abruptly demanded to move--why would it be? The store is not exactly turning over a high volume of traffic. I dunno. Maybe I'm wrong, but if I am, it's the very first time in my life I'm hearing about it. If you enjoy dim lights, long waits, broken equipment, hostile staff (taco shop not included), and a dilapidated ambiance, I recommend The Eagle Stop on North Texas and Prairie.

I know, seems weird to review a convenience store. But, this one has Eagle Stop Tacos nestled…read moreinside. I've only had the sausage breakfast burrito from there ($1.50). My friend got the bacon one ($1.50). Fairly basic: egg, sausage/bacon, cheese, tortilla. What made it so delicious was their aguacate salsa. A vat of that would make anything taste good--spicy but still avocado-ey. My friend went back again and ordered a pork taco, a beef taco & chicken nachos. She said both the tacos were tasty & filling--she went with the aguacate salsa again. The nachos on the other hand were mediocre (Velveeta style cheese, not enough sour cream, dry chicken) and she wouldn't order them again. I think she said the total was around $5. The selection at Eagle Stop Tacos is very limited but it's ridiculously cheap and yet tasty. I still need to go back for their elotes.

The service is outstanding--efficient, friendly, kind, and helpful!!! But I couldn't make myself…read morepurchase anything that wasn't pre-packaged. There were tiny baby roaches running all over the coffee counter and around the counter with the creamers. I can't imagine the full extent if this many are visible....i don't normally write reviews but felt this needed to be known...

When I worked at DCSO I would frequent visits here to use the restroom, fill my truck up, and even…read moregrab some snacks before work. It's seemingly clean, staff are friendly, and prices are pretty good for the convenience. I definitely recommend.

This may be the most complete beer store in the Denton city limits, with lagers, stouts and ales of…read moreevery national origin stocked with care in a very busy intersection of Carroll and Hickory Streets. Enjoy your day today and be the change you want to see in the world! Cheers, Mark F.

I have loved the first Midway Mart location for years, and rely on it as a place to get the craft…read morebeer I like, as well as find new stuff to try. The prices there are sometimes a little high, compared to bigger stores, but the service, location, staff, selection, and convenience make it worth it. The same is all true for Midway Craft House. The new spot is clean and nice, has easy parking, and the staff is laid back and helpful (if not always exuberantly friendly). They've got lots of craft cans and bottles, cool craft sodas, and they fill growlers. I love growlers. I love beer. I like trying new things. But they usually have about 15 IPAs on tap, which means there isn't a lot of variety when it comes to kinds of beer. Craft beer and growler fillers must know that not all craft beer junkies want IPAs and wheat beers all the time. Growler fill pricing is totally reasonable and sometimes surprisingly low. That said, you can always check their website to see what they have on tap (and how much is left in the keg!) so you won't ever waste a trip or be surprised. Plus - if the taps don't meet my needs, the cans and bottles certainly will. This is also a good spot to sit and have a few beers. They've usually got good music playing, a cool person behind the bar who will let you try before you buy, and a nice seating area inside and another outdoors. If you want some good beer and a pleasant experience, check them out.

Went here last week and they were out of all breakfast snacks except one and I got some milk and it…read moresmelt and tasted horrific despite expiring in 20 days. The fridge must've stopped working at some point. Then I came again on the same day of the next week and they had the exact same batch of milk still there but only one left, and still the exact same single breakfast snack sitting on the rack. The expiration dates were identical to the ones from last week. It doesn't look like they restock often, so I went to QT and was very happy. I would not touch the car wash btw. I've never tried it, but I would say it's a better decision to go to a different car wash. Ambiance: sketch, but it's Denton so...

Cashier and her child (also behind counter) were mask-free, as she was handling food. There's a…read moresign requiring customers to wear mask, but I guess staff doesn't. I've had previous bad experiences with other workers at this location as well. They lack customer service and at least one employee is very racist.

Though I am not in college anymore, I once went to the university of north Texas, when it was North…read moreTexas State University in the 1980s; I managed to graduate from there with honors , and then went south to study for four years at the University of Houston, then taking a job teaching management at Lincoln University in Christchurch, New Zealand. I repatriated in 1996 after meningitis claimed all four of my limbs and much of my hearing, after septic blood poisoning necessitated emergency amputations of all my extremities. Denton is still becoming ever larger by the day, but Zoomzoom's was once one of my favorite beer spots, back in the day. Cheers, Mark F. (N. Denton)

I was getting my muffler replaced down the street and was in need of some caffeine so I decided to…read morewalk to Zoom Zooms for a Dr. Pepper. I was greeted when I walked in and was thanked for my business on the way out so you get 2 stars for that however the diet Dr. Pepper I drank had the absolute worst flavor. When I looked for an expiration date it said it expired in August of 2015. I made this purchase in October of 2018. Nice folks here but the drinks, not so much. ***Updating my review*** That was not the expiration date apparently. I had another diet Dr. Pepper from a different store completely and it tasted the same as the terrible one from Zoom Zooms. I read the printed numbers from the bottle cap and based on the format it doesn't appear to be an expiration date. I guess I no longer care for the flavor of diet Dr. Pepper or they have changed their formula.