I just went to the Chesters inside this Love's around 4:50 p.m. on 7-27-25 and your employee John…read morewho wears glasses took my order but told me that he had to take my food to the front register so they can ring it up. Remind you that there was a different race behind me in Chesters who ordered but they gave him his food and he took it to the front register himself. Hmmmm, the manager Jen said that the taller John who gave the other race his food works in Arby's and that he's 18 and doesnt know the rules. Hmmmmm, but okay. Calling corporate Monday check your store cameras

It's your average Love's truck stop,…read more Pretty clean, and the cashiers are very friendly. Very brisk business and quick in/out. Gas prices are normal, as well as any convenience items. Men's restroom was pretty clean as well. Nothing really to detract from this place. Super busy and fast service is the main idea.

Great customer service, well staffed at the moment. Great convenient store food selections.read more

Harrison and Jeffery were holding down the fort when we stopped by tonight and we were so impressed…read moreby their attitudes, helpfulness, and customer service. The place was sparkling clean and these two were enjoyable to interact with. They helped me and my husband find what we needed and were so willing to go above and beyond. This is definitely our new gas stop when we are traveling this direction.

Lots of pumps... huge area and well lit!…read more Cost of gas is reasonable for the area and the store has a nice selection. It is right down from the grocery store and has easy access. Get in and get out quick!

This is one of my favorite truck stops along I-20 and I stop In for a good fried pie every time!…read moreThey have a little bit of everything, including those delicious boiled peanuts.

This place needs to go out of business. Stopped in at breakfast time, and to get gas. First they…read morecharge over 40 cents more for gas than the circle k a few exits down ($2.89 versus $2.45). At 8 am they had one biscuit for sale, plus a few burritos. Way overpriced. $3 for the smallest biscuit I ever saw, and $5 for a small burrito. A small soft drink was $3. Poor quality and outrageous prices. Run don't walk to somewhere else

Great food service and ambiance. Just good country people,with a great attitude and a great smileread more

We found this store to be staffed with kind and helpful employees and the ladies' restroom was very…read moreclean.

I was running errands in the area and wanted a quick - really quick - bite to eat. I thought this…read moreupscale convenience store might be a good option. I'd stopped in once for beer and knew it was pricey, but locally owned convenience stores are typically pricey. And I know the rent here must be hefty, so... I get it. It's a nice little store - well stocked with impressive variety. Mind you, they don't have much in the way of meals to-go, but that wasn't too surprising. I think they're catering to locals by having an excellent wine selection, a respectable beer selection, and a good to very good selection of general food groceries. The store was very clean. After deciding that a pre-packaged, mass-produced sandwich sounded awful, I pieced together a fun on-the-road meal of crackers and cheese. They had 5 varieties of Triscuits, which was a pleasant surprise, and I settled on the smoked gouda. Good choice - rich, flavorful, salty. Instead of a block of cheese, I bought two cheese sticks (I know, I know) to eat with my Triscuits. It actually made for a yummy and healthy on-the-fly meal. The lady running the store had the air of being the owner, but I'm not sure. She was on the phone the whole time, speaking what turned out to be German. She did pause long enough to talk to me when I was ready to check out, but she didn't acknowledge me otherwise the entire time I was there. And I was there longer than planned since Yelp was in serious need of some pics of this place... So minus one star for lack of customer service. When you pay a notable premium for a locally owned, high-end food mart like this, it'd be nice to be acknowledged. $5 for the Triscuits and cheese sticks were $1 each. $7 for a very quick, healthy meal with delicious Triscuits left over. Pricey? Very. But that wasn't surprising. A well-stocked mini-grocery store in a high-rent area of town is there for convenience, and you pay for convenience. Period. But at least it comes with selection and covers a lot of bases in a small space.

We come to the shops of legacy quite often and tonight we stopped by and tried to buy something and…read morewas told cash only in a very rude way. I did not appreciate the customer service and will not return ever again and I will share my experience in social media for people to be aware. My advise is for the owners to make sure their employees act professionally to avoid costing them money.

Stopped for fuel. Diesel $3.25. Clean shop and restrooms. Adequate space at fuel pumps for smaller…read moreRV's.

Pretty big gas station. It's also fairly clean and all the pumps were working well. They have…read morediesel fuel here. They also have an EV charging station, it's not a Tesla charging station though but it's a pretty fast charging station with two stations.

This is our stop of choice when traveling to points east, and we've done so on numerous occasions…read moreover the years. As with all Buc-ee's locations, you can expect the cleanest and most plentiful bathrooms in the history of mankind, enough gas pumps for an entire town (I think, I just did a napkin count), and all of the snacks and hot food that you could possibly want, to say nothing of an expansive merch selection. So what's not to like? Nothing. Nothing is not to like, it's just a great place that never fails to deliver on everything. My official hot tip for this and all Buc-ee's: check out the coin battery prices, those little round guys, for some reason, are cheaper here than almost almost anywhere else. There's another Buc-ee's closer to our home, it's my destination for those pesky CR2025 and CR2032, which seem to get slurped up by our devices. There's truly nothing bad I can say about this or any other Buc-ee's. Just make it a part of your travel, you won't be disappointed.

Buc-ee's is a gas station/market/truck stop/destination that is known for it's super clean…read morebathrooms, BBQ, and the fact you can buy ANYTHING there. If you're driving on a Texas highway and see a Buc-ee's sign, exit - even if you don't need gas. My Overall Rating - 4 1/2 Stars (Atmosphere, Service, Facility, Return) Atmosphere - Buc-ee's is big, busy, and always crowded. If you're an introvert, I recommend you stay in the car. Walking into a Buc-ees is like walking into a Walmart. Same lighting, same item you can buy, and tons of people. 1/2 Stars. Service - Hats off to the Buc-ee's staff, because while it's always super crowded, I've never had to wait long because there are so many checkout stations and the staff are so nice and helpful. Everyone, from the staff making the BBQ to the fudge counter, everyone is super helpful. 1 Star. Facility - The bathrooms at Buc-ee's have earned legendary status. They're clean, the line moves fast, and it leaves you plenty of time to shop for....ANYTHING. Need pool supplies? Check. Flamin' Hot Cheetos? Check. Cookies? Check. Clothes? Check. You get the idea. The staff chops up fresh brisket sandwiches for you to grab and go. For me? I always grab the sugar roasted pecans. I can eat a cone of these sweet, warm treats in one sitting. Oh, Buc-ee's has gas too. 2 Stars. Will I Return? - Yes. I'll plan my road trips around spending time at Buc-ee's. It's always a great rest stop where I can refuel my car and my body. 1 Star.