Camped this summer at Ft. McAllister on the great Ogeechee River, somewhere south of Savannah, and…read moredecidedly distant from our native SoCal. Previous trips to the South have found me inside many Publix supermarkets, and on this trip it was no different. We visited this store at least three times in quaint little Richmond Hill, and each visit was a delight. Nice folks working the place, clean and well-stocked shelves, and an order to the place that sort of just follows logic. Didn't meet with a single stink eye or a cross word, even with my California plates on the truck. Folks just seem to treat one another nicer in this part of the world. On subsequent trips we purchased produce, meat, ice cream, assorted camp food, and even a bag of shrimp for bait. Yeah, I'd move here.

Order ahead subs were 45 mins late so don't bank on it being there on time. Looks like they forgot…read moreabout the online orders and only started making mine when I asked the deli guy about it...

Solid convenience store with good lighting if you need to stop somewhere at night for fuel, goodies…read moreor a restroom. They do ask that if you are using the restroom you are a customer. I was getting gas and asked for the code to use the restroom and the associate quickly gave it to me. The restroom was nice and clean. The gas was not overpriced and it was an easy stop on the way home from Savannah.

I have been going to the "Chu's" from many years. In fact, I was formerly a resident of Bryan…read moreCounty. Today, was a unique situation whereas my "fuel cards" for my company were declining. Interestingly, I could not figure it out. While I was at the store today, I encountered "Tia" who has been a someone over the years I would encounter when I visited the store not only for gas but other items. Today, a different than any other visit. When my cards were declining, "Tia's" true definition of goodness and greatness shine so bright. Her words of comfort, and how she responded, not only made the situation more pleasant but made the situation better. I later learn that my fuel cards was a resolvable matter but most importantly how "Tia" treats people is so over the top even at bad times. She has always, been that genuine person that you want to encounter when you first walk into a store. The warmth welcoming and genuineness from a person that cares. Thank you for your kindness when my day wasn't so bright. Your words and compassion speak volume. John Futch

Sadly even Walgreens was ransacked with no toilet paper left. Not even 1 roll! Crazy times we are…read morein. They seem to have everything else. Well not sanitizer or bleach... but al the other normal stuff you get at Walgreens.

Every person I've spoken to and dealt with in the pharmacy has been fantastic! They have been fast,…read moreprofessional and courteous.

I love this gas station. I typically stop here on the way home. It's brand new, very clean, easy to…read moremaneuver parking lot. Plenty of gas pumps. Prices are not any better or worse than the surrounding area. They have a lot of options inside the store as well. Very well lit at night.

Was looking for a cup of coffee and heard the chicken counter calling my name. Bought some chicken…read morestrips and then opted for a more healthy side of split peas or bean mush surprise. The $5.00 deal came with a drink but it could not be coffee. Three people came over to confirm that. So I opted for a giant pink lemonade. The chicken strips were good and meaty. That's why I gave it 3 stars. Everything else was as expected. Oh yeah, I bought a Lottery ticket. Didn't hit any numbers. Life goes on....

staff is extremely lazy, i am a T1 Diabetic and my gf ended up having to run inside too grab me…read moresomething because of my diabetes's and the older white woman christie took over 20 minutes too even get her checked out and did everything she could to avoid helping, if i could rate lower i would. -10000/10

It's not ready yet. That's all I hear. Rude customer service to the point where my Dr. hung up on…read morethem. I would go across the street to Richmond Hill Pharmacy.

We were on our way down from Tampa to South Carolina and we saw that the car was running low on…read moregas. So, we stopped at Love's Travel Stop for some gas along the way. We filled up the gas tank at Love's and took a break to use the restroom, stretch our legs, and get ready for our next part of the journey.

This is a pretty well placed station right outside Savannah, most of the stations immediately north…read moreand south of here are on the "meh" side so I'd definitely recommend stopping here if you're on a road trip. Like most Love's it has a little dog park area which is convenient, though I remember there being a LOT of dog poo to dodge in there so I guess be careful as it doesn't seem to be policed super often. Beyond that nothing super remarkable about the place stands out to me, but it's still better than 90% of other gas stations in the area so that alone makes it notable. Good place to stop, would recommend if you're continuing on North or South.

Amazing ownership and great atmosphere expensive but convenient and homey i love the owner she is…read moreso sweet

A clean and tidy gas station/convenience store that has a little bit of everything…read more From toilet paper to cereal, from pain relievers to canned goods you just might find it here. If you're thirsty, they have coolers of just about any soda or cold beverage you might want, as well as, a fountain drink area. Additionally, they have some prepared foods for those that want a quick "To Go" bite. Lottery tickets, tobacco products as well.

I am so excited that they put a Parker's kitchen across from us. They sell marine fuel. There are a…read morelot of pumps and the inside is very clean !

Always friendly staff and fast service. Love being a rewards member as it helps so much on gas.read more