This newly upgraded location is a great addition to the area but is it sustainable? I was in the…read morearea a few months ago and noticed that behind this store they installed a diesel fueling island for big rigs and a truck parking lot, but unlike the pumps at a truck stop they actually allow Big Rigs / RVs etc. to pay at the pump without having to go inside just as you would when pumping gas in front of the store which is very convenient. This is the option I used so I can't speak for the interior of the store or the staff. Diesel Fuel Island - this fueling island was unkept and filthy. The concrete surface was covered in spilt fuel, the pumps are in poor repair and the receipt dispenser didn't work, the windshield washing stations were dry there were no squeegees, no paper towels or hand sanitizer which you will definitely need if you touch anything here. Although this fuel island is totally neglected the convenience of paying at the pump for "high flow" fuel dispensing gets them just an "okay" rating of three stars, as nasty as this fuel island was I'd stop again because of the convenience but I would come better prepared...

Only 6 months old. Wow what a difference. They knocked down the rotting shack that was a gas…read morestation and built a nice new place for food (subway) Sri I'd, nice bathrooms and 14 gas pumps as well as 6 diesel truck spots. My new stop when traveling across 40.

Stopped in to grab a 12 pack of beer on the way back to the campground, they have a beer cave, it's…read morecold and damp and somewhat in a state of disarray and I did see a variety of 12 packs sawed in half and taped closed that another reviewer mentioned it's kinda weird. The gentlemen working at the counter was very polite and thanked me for coming in. It's an older building that needs some renovations but I doubt that happens anytime soon but it is what what it is - the place seems to have a local following but there are other options across the bridge in Astor...

Shit hole, filthy dirty inside & out. Never have paper towels or to wash your windows with…read more Keep driving if you can. There are other gas stations very close in both directions.

There aren't many fueling options in Astor, Florida, actually as far as I can tell there are two…read moreand this one was the most convenient to fuel the Jeep. Fun Fact: There's approximately (1) Circle K store for every 25,298 people, in Florida or about 849 locations, it's no wonder there seems to be one on every corner. I paid at the pump so I can't speak of the interior of the store or the staff here, I will say the fuel island was clean and well maintained and the receipt dispenser worked so someone is paying attention. Beer is $4.99 a four-pack I guess this is the new six-pack, I'm betting it's can beer and not Dos Equis...

Newer circle K but NASTY! Clearly they need new management! Did not get anything as cleanliness is…read moreimportant!

It's a typical Circle K - I stopped in to fuel the Jeep, all the pumps were being used when I…read morepulled in so there was a wait, no there's no gas shortage it just that this is the only game in this small town with a population of less than 1,300 people. I had plenty of time to observe the customers as I sat and waited for my turn at the pump. I'm assuming, but as the customers exited the store some were packing their cigarettes against the palm of their hands, some most had a bag of ice and a 12 pack of beer, one guy was chewing on a Slim Jim wrapper like he hadn't eaten in a week. Hey I'm not judging, I just loved that I had the opportunity to people watch at 4:30 PM on a Tuesday afternoon while waiting to fill-up. I didn't go inside like most, I chose to pay at the pump and get on my way so I can't speak of the staff or the interior of the store. The gas prices are uhm okay since there isn't any competitors I don't think they can be competitive...

Shell station on the corner of 1792 and spring garden I think in deland Florida I needed air in my…read moretire and after I filled my tank I went inside and the guy was very very nice he was completely bald and I think Spanish but I didn't catch his name which I knew I should have but he was very nice I only needed air in one tire he filled all my tires and refuse to take the tip so I gave it to the homeless man on the corner but he was very very pleasant and very helpful

clean store / clean bathrooms great customer service!…read more i give it 10 stars if i could you get the home town feeling when u stop here

Road trip win. We were on our way to Rockville and completely forgot there was a Buc-ee's in…read moreDaytona--once I saw it, I immediately pulled in. First thought: this place is massive. The parking lot alone is wild, with what feels like endless gas pumps. Walking inside was a whole experience because I genuinely didn't know where to start. It's like HomeGoods and Wawa had a giant, chaotic, beautiful baby. I made my way through section by section, and there's a little bit of everything. I grabbed their BBQ brisket sandwich and Beaver Chips first--absolutely worth it. The brisket sandwich was ridiculously good, and they're pumping those things out fresh every few minutes. Their hot food menu isn't huge, but honestly, that works in their favor--simple, focused, and done well. I also tried the triple meat sandwich with brisket, turkey, and sausage. It costs a little more, but it's loaded, super filling, and definitely worth it if you're hungry. One of the coolest parts? The jerky section, where you can sample different options before buying. Somehow I even left with beard oil... because Buc-ee's is apparently the kind of place where that makes total sense. Loved Buc-ee's. It's more than a gas station--it's basically a road trip experience.

Fill-er up?? Need…read moregas? Need food and drink? Gotta use the bathroom? Looking for souvenirs? Need snacks for the road? Really NEED coffee?? If you answer a resounding "Yes" to all of the above, especially coffee, then Buc-ee's is your one stop shop of choice. My partner (who's been to a Buc-cee's in Texas)and I ventured to this location after disembarking our cruise ship in Port Canaveral; it was about a 1 hour drive North. Interestingly enough, we discovered this location via YouTube vlogger/channel, "wrightdownmainstreet". She regularly posts vlogs about Disney World, and while looking thru her videos we found a posted vlog about this location. As expected, this location is enormous. Really, it is. I think this is probably the largest gas station I have ever been to. I thought it was pretty awesome they basically had all the needs a driver would want, aside from gas: coffee, drinks, snacks, sweets, warm food, souvenirs, clothes, etc. The snacks and products are their own, and I was impressed with the wide variety of snacks/chips/candies, etc. We took our time perusing the store, as we couldn't check into our Disney World Hotel (Old Key West, see my review!) until later in the afternoon. I estimate we spent over an hour browsing and just carefully looking throughout the store.....especially the snack section and hot food (grab and go section). In the end, we got snacks for the road and room, soda, water, coffee, and brisket wraps. The wrap was good, though I would want definitely want to try other food items on a future visit to any Buc-ee's on the mainland. BOTTOM LINE A stop worth checking out.....especially if you need gas and snacks and drinks for the road.

Trupti and Kalpesh always greets us with a smile and gives us excellent service. They certainly…read moregive a hometown feel to a small convenience store.

Cheap gas. Very old pumps but that didn't seem to matter since they work just fine. The drinks and…read morechips weren't really on sale and we ended up spending $13 for four (4) drinks and two bags of chips but I guess that's about average. Seemed like a nice enough place.

Quick trip to gas up, use the restroom and get some snacks…read more Plenty of gas pumps Bathrooms were clean Inside offerings were a lot: Frozen yogurt machines and a topping bar Premade milkshakes Ice cream bars and pints Slushies Premade sandwiches, fruit, and other options Large selection of beer, soft drinks, and others Easy and quick stop.

I will say, Racetrac has some pretty good coffee, and they have lots of add-ons to the good coffee…read more I also like the hot dogs. But the burgers, they're not great. Just thought I let you know.

Great location. Clean bathrooms. Large variety of drinks snacks and adult beverages…read more About 15 minutes from the intracoastal waterway depending on which put-in you are heading to. Just a few extra minutes to the nearest beach. Gas prices are (currently) really good and better than those close to the beach.

Price gouging. Raising prices. Wrong price advertised. So so so tired of this & thereis no reason…read moreother than greed

Stopped here early in the morning before work and it was quick and easy. Plenty of pumps available,…read moreso no waiting. The area felt clean and well-lit, which I always look for. I also ran inside briefly and everything was organized. Solid stop when you need something efficient and straightforward.

RaceTrac is one of the few gas stations I actually enjoy stopping at. It's consistently…read moreclean--inside, outside, restrooms, everything--which already puts it above most places. The store is always well-stocked, and the layout makes it easy to grab what you need without feeling cramped or chaotic. The rewards program is a huge bonus. The points add up fast, and the perks actually feel worth it, whether it's discounts, free items, or fuel savings. It's nice to go somewhere that rewards loyalty without making it complicated. Overall, RaceTrac is reliable, clean, and customer-friendly--exactly what you want from a go-to gas station.