I made another trip to Buc-cee's, but this time it was in Waller, TX and this trip has been my…read morebiggest Buc-cee's shopping spree everrrrr, haha!! Idk what the craze is about this place, but IYKYK. We are finally getting one out here in Arizona, and it will open in Goodyear on June 22. Be that as it may, I won't be going until probably fall, lol. I'll most likely be making another trip to TX before then anyway. This location is large and fully stocked. The same classic Buc-cee's you know is full of everything from housewares to clothing, car accessories to freshly made brisket sandwiches ans everything in-between! Service was great, and the cashier was friendly. I didn't get a sandwich this time around, but I did grab a few bags of beef jerky. They're my new favorite snackie! Which Buc-cee's location will I visit next? Stay tuned!! Buc-cee's FTW!!!

The 5 stars is for the super clean, large restrooms…read more I missed breakfast at the hotel. Since I had to pass Buc-ee's to get to my destination I decided to see what could satisfy me for brunch. I chose the Texas Cheesesteak Burrito. It was DELICIOUS!!! I also grabbed a case of water because hydration is key and a bag of glazed cashews because I wanted to. lol The employees are so friendly. The store has so many items to choose from and of course enough gas pumps for everyone. I must stop at Buc-ee's at least once when in town.

Every time I stop here it's worse and worse. Most of the gas pumps are broken and everything is…read morefilthy.

I LOVE this place. I stop every time I am driving to my mom's coming from Austin. it's the perfect…read morelocation for a potty break. I always get some kolaches for my mom. They have a wonderful selection. And they are the only place I know that correctly calls "sausage kolaches" as their real name--Klobásník--or Klobásníky (plural.) but don't expect those to still be there. On a weekday, they might still have these Czech treats until 3 pm, but on the weekends, they go fast! Always friendly staff and i just love looking through their home decor. They have the cutest little tchotchkes that are locally crafted and so wonderful for home, garden, or lawn. I have bought many a christmas and birthday gift on the way. Great metal art as well! The bathrooms are always clean and smell fine. I highly recommend stopping at least one time to see everything they have to offer. It's a true, "small Texas town" stop! Oh, and set the GPS! It's one of those "blink and you'll miss it" towns. One light and then it's gone.

This place is grate we go there almost everyday for bags of ice and other things and the employees…read moreare super nice

Price gouging during a natural disaster! They were also charging nearly $5 for a small bag of ice…read more I for one will spend my money somewhere that has people who show basic human decency. Disgusting. Also, notice the sign says the added price is for delivery charge- obviously this stock was from before the storm hit; there was no additional delivery charge to you so don't try and lie about it!

Thanksgiving weekend and bathrooms are out of service. Fuel pumps were extremely slow.read more

Another one of those convenience stores that doesn't maintain their diesel pumps. Incredibly slow…read more Make sure you get fuel in Huntsville or College Station.

4.2.25 Time to update my review…read more This gas station is the only one for a few miles on FM 1774. It is always clean inside and outside. The price for their gas is a little higher than most but...when you need it, you will pay a little more.

I love the kitchen staff and Connie is wonderful and also the other guy with the pony tail. There…read moreboth respect and is willing to always help when needed. You can walk in and they have a great attitude . Elizabeth isn't so great . She's rude and doesn't need to be there

I know Convenient stores prices are high but not to have any prices on anything that away you can…read morecharge different different prices depending on if your male or female race religion, that's very unethical you should have prices on things so people know what they're going to be paying for them and not charge one person one price and another person a different price. This is not a very good store.

We were happy when this gas station was built inside Walden. The service, selection, and food were…read moregood, for a convenience store. The prices are high, but that's normal, for a convenience store. Recently, I bought milk there, but I made the mistake of not requesting a receipt. It went bad, quickly, several days before the printed expiration date, and they refused to return my money. The gas is Texaco, which is usually my first choice. However, they have neglected to take care of the pumps, and they're usually full of cobwebs, with screens that are hard to read.

So you're in the middle of nowhere driving and have to make a pit stop in Navasota or maybe you…read morehave business in the area to tend to. I've stopped at Annie's more times than I can count. Annie's from the outside looks like a decent place to make a pit stop. It's really a gas station with a steam table set up of some fast food. FYI this is Not real BBQ like you find at authentic BBQ places in Austin. The BBQ here is stewy like in sauce yet dries out quickly because of no proper covers on it. First off if you stop early they do have a hot fast food section of food like breakfast burritos and meats. I've been in there at 8:30 am and still wasn't impressed enough to purchase any of the breakfast food. It dries out real quick (no covers) and I don't like crusty looking food. By afternoon their food looks even more petrified. I think if you purchase something from that section it's best to get something as soon as the lady brings in a fresh pan of it. I'd rather go to the Sonic across the street for fresh fast food. Actually I've found most items higher priced over their competition south of them on hwy 105 on the east and west sides of the freeway. I got ticked off when I bought hostess marshmallow sno balls and they charged me $2.37 plus tax and I found them at Walmart for $1.00 no tax an hour later. Prices are noticeably higher on items I purchase all the time. Last visit....not impressed with anything! Yelp Review #320

the worthless s.o.b. at the counter charged me $2 for ice water -- at 1pm, in the middle of a texas…read moreheat advisory. i'm guessing that's store policy, but still dangerously ignorant, weaponized stupidity.

I'm really liking these stores. This is the second one I have found and they are the closest decent…read morecompetitor to Buc-ee's. No, not as good as, but a billion times better than most gas stations who neglect their restrooms. This place has clean restrooms and spacious isles. Everything is well kept and the cashiers are friendly. I recommend you stop here if you can't find a Buc-ee's near you.

This place was a VERY pleasant flash from the past. It's a very unusual thing I would be in…read moreWhitehall for any reason, as it's way off the beaten path, and I live 250 miles away. I had been on the road for that long and just stopped in to stretch my legs, and get a soda. Since I'm already there, I decided to go ahead and re-fuel. You can imagine my shock to find a half-price gas pump still in service taking me back to OPEC in 1974. For those who remember the October 1973 OPEC fuel embargo, gas prices went soaring so fast the equipment we had couldn't be set for the days prices. In order to keep doing business, they set the pump price per one-half gallon, and the customer paid 2x what showed on the pump. It took a couple to three years for the manufacturers to make new pumps, or pricing mechanisms, and then for the retailers to install them. For a couple of years half-price gas pumps were a common sight, but by today obsolescence has eliminated them, and plenty of younger folk have never seen one. The owners of this place are what we expect to find in a back roads Texas general store. They were sitting out front on the benches visiting with the neighbors and the customers. They were SUPER nice and accommodating, and made me feel welcome while commiserating over the panic the oil embargo created. That whole fiasco was rooted in the USA mistreating other countries, and their assets, and we deserved what we got. If you happen to be raising animals, they had a wide selection of 50 lb bags of name-brand animal feeds next door. So typical of a Texas general store their stock reflects what the customer wants to buy, rather than the great computer in the sky deciding what's on store shelves. If you're in the area I can recommend this place, and if I'm in the area it's guaranteed I'll be back.