The service was incredibly helpful here, the owner Ronnie went way out of his way to get my family…read moreout of a situation (we were stranded). We will certainly be back, and would like to acknowledge how kindly we were treated!!

It had a selection of drinks and snacks in addition to gas. Easy to get to location and parking…read more Friendly service.

I love to stop at this gas station....seldom busy, easy tp get in&out....plus great fast(ish) food!…read moreThe service requested is always super nice. The people are good

The attendant here at around 5:50 am has no one to help and is busy cooking and prepping the…read morekitchen area. if you call her to the register to get checked out, she will cuss you and accuse you of being impatient. Then she will continue to belittle you while she checks you out. this has happened more than once. For some reason, getting the contact for the owner of this business is next to impossible. I would recommend staying away from this store especially in the early mornings.

Decent enough BP gas station and a good option for fuel. The inside has the usual convenience store…read moreitems and the service was friendly enough. The gas was competitively priced and the property was well-maintained. I would definitely recommend here.

From the owner: Quick stops. Quality fuel. Easy rewards. BP keeps you moving and with the earnify app, you earn…read morepoints every time you visit.

This place has been here forever (which means my life time). I suspect there are wagon trails and…read morearrow heads under 231 and 266 where this QuickStop - CITGO rests. A local resource for cold Coles and simple hot food. Decent coffee bar and fixins too. Three pumps. Not all always working. The pump screens/monitors are often not legible but business is brisk because, well, location and competition. Excellent location. Virtually no competition out these parts. We keep coming b/c it's here. The food and cold drinks are the highlight.

I go here all the time in the morning on my way to work, usually around 5:30, and the staff is…read morefriendly and has breakfast sandwiches ready. They're Under New Management since the last review, and it's for the better. Place is great.

Greats snacks, drinks, froyo and more. Cool loyalty program for those who like to partake. Gas…read moreprices fluctuate a bit.

Immediately adjacent to I-24 and with the lowest gas prices in the area (thanks,…read morehttps://www.yelp.com/biz/gasbuddy-com-gaithersburg?hrid=K7kjKJsRfA62eNTAvMadLQ), this was an easy stop for a fill-up. The pump area is well covered with sixteen well-spaced gas pumps that had squeegees and paper towels. Trash cans were being emptied when I arrived, so that was good. There was a little bit of trash that had been blown across the lot but minor. Inside, the restrooms were clean and the soda coolers were very well stocked. I'm a fan! [Review 13606 overall, 925 of 2020, number 250 in Tennessee.]

The cashier in gas station called Jessica did an unforgettable and unwavering favour to me. I…read moreappreciate her sincere assistance to me.

1 STAR -- MAYBE CHECK THE TRUCK BEFORE DIAGNOSING IT ‍…read more Love's Truck Care in Mt. Juliet, TN... you guys seriously need to send somebody back to brake school. I came in for a simple TRAILER BRAKE ADJUSTMENT. Before even properly looking at my trailer, I was told I needed NEW SLACK ADJUSTERS. Apparently they have X-ray vision now and can diagnose bad parts from across the shop. Then they told me they wouldn't adjust the trailer brakes. Alright... no problem. I called a third-party mobile mechanic. He showed up, actually looked at the brakes, made the adjustment, and was DONE IN UNDER 2 MINUTES. Two minutes. No new slack adjusters. No parts cannon. No big repair bill. Just someone who knew how to adjust the brake. If you're going to tell an owner-operator that parts need replacing, maybe actually inspect the equipment first. Truck drivers already lose enough time and money on the road. We shouldn't have to worry about being told we need parts before anyone even checks the truck. Love's Mt. Juliet: before trying to sell truckers new parts, maybe invest in some training and teach the shop how trailer brakes and slack adjusters actually work. Save yourself the headache. Based on my experience, if you need a simple trailer brake adjustment, call a mobile mechanic. He might have you back on the road before Love's finishes telling you what parts they think you need. ONE STAR. The mobile mechanic earned the other four.