For starters, I like this Simpsonville gas station because of its name: Huck's. I mostly like…read moreHuck's because they consistently have cheap gas (today it was $1.93 a gallon, as opposed to prices in the $2.25 range in Louisville). Huck's also has a minimart inside; friendly staff; and even a counter top for eating or reading or just hanging out with friends.

I got my totally fabulous pizza and the person at the register helped me to register for Huck's on…read moremy phone

Great customer service very helpful when using Amazon pick up the person working there came right…read moreover to help me when she saw I needed help

they serve breakfast and lunch, along with having gas pumps and kerosene. there is a walk in beer…read morecave with almost any kind of beer you can think of unless its some off the wall craft beer

Such friendly employees that greet you as you walk in…read more Restrooms were clean and i like that you can tell when they are occupied by the sign on the locks. This location has a McDonald's which we didn't eat but it was busy. Love's is always my choice to stop when traveling.

This was a convenient location to fuel up, grab lunch, purchase snacks, and use the restroom…read more After filling our gas tank, we went inside for food. I wanted Subway, the slightly healthier option, and my husband chose McDonald's. While he used the app to place his order, I stood at the counter to order my sub. There was a young lady there who greeted us with a smile and overheard me asking my husband what day of the week it was. She immediately knew I was checking to see what "The Meal Deal of the Day" was. It was the Hot Honey Pepperoni. She went to the back to let the Sandwich Artists know that they had a customer. The two young men emerged from the back with a lack of enthusiasm but came over to glove-up and help me. I asked for the Turkey Titan on wheat. They were out of wheat bread, so I chose the Herb & Cheese bread and asked for the rounded end to be cut off. He repeated my request slowly in the form of a question, so I explained what I meant. He must have never received that request before. I also asked for mayo on the bread, rather than on the meat, which is what they usually do. Lastly I requested that my 6" sub be cut in half. He completed my sub and slid it into a bag with no napkins, so I retrieved some myself. Then we moved into the convenience store area and grabbed some 2/$3 small cans of Pringles, a couple bottles of Calypso fruit drinks, and I couldn't resist the overpriced gas station Tornado (Southwest Chicken & Cheese). It was $2.99. Had I known that, I would not have purchased it. After using the restroom, my husband and I went over to McDonald's to pick up his order. The timing was perfect. As soon as we walked up, they handed him the order.

Always helpful, friendly employees. Conveniently located and easy to get in and out. Usually very…read morecompetitive prices.

Purchased a Lunchable for my 4-year-old. The meat was COVERED in mold. I attempted to call twice,…read morebut received no response/answer. She unfortunately ingested some of the moldy meat, and it was disgusting and alarming for all of us.

We've gone past this place going north and south but decided to visit them based on our word of…read moremouth reputation. First impression is the number of gas pumps. You will always find a pump open to fill up. I don't know how many pumps but let's just say a lot. Moving inside the reputation of clean restrooms was absolutely confirmed. There are even green lights/red light to display open or occupied stalls. Moving back out into the store there is a generous amount of fresh hot food, cold prepared food, salads, puddings, fruit, sweets, and I could go on, but I'm not here to bore you. Let's just say if you are interested in something to eat, you will find something you like. Food was hot, fresh, and tasty. Being an American citizen I fell for the excitement buzz and bought Beaver nuggets, sweets, and candy. My wife headed over to the souvenir shop and bought Xmas ornament's etc. let's just say we helped Buc ees profitability. Everywhere you went from the restrooms to the coffee stations to the hot food to the packaged foods to the bakery to the candy aisle to the gift shop everything was clean well presented and appealing. From my point of view Buc ees had gained a new customer. Whereever we travel I will stop at a Buc ees. If you are about to pass on on the highway I recommend you stop in. I can guarantee you wil not be disappointed. Buc ees is a testament to America.

Beaver Tail…read more Actually, the Paddle Tail Order without the sugar topping - my wife's favorites We recently visited another Buc-ees near Dayton Ohio airport and learned sandwiches were not available at 4:00AM - maybe 10:00 - 11:00AM - pity.... Richmond Buc-ees remains a favorite Caveat - Avoid on Weekends. My wife favors brisket sandwich - chopped The sausage and cheese taco (burrito) is my favorite Recommend the pecan bar

Got my money taken for Grabbing a "half filled cup" even thought it's not even true, charged me for…read more2 16 oz icee drinks despite me just wanting to try the flavors. Would give them zero stars for basically stealing my money and being overall Rude about it. Wouldn't stop here if you like trying different flavors of icee's not knowing which to choose.

I needed fuel and I looked for a good price and Thontons was $.20 a gallon cheaper than anyone in…read morethe town. The station was very clean especially in the pump area. They also have an app that I'm going to try. It includes discounts on fuel and merchandise.

I got terrible food poisoning from a breakfast biscuit on Fri Jan 2 2024. Still…read moreHave it

Cowboys in Eminence, KY…read more My husband and I have been buying our gas here for 12 years. The owners and the owner's family are generally very nice. At 7:25PM. On 10/25/2022 I went there to gas up. There was no sign hung anywhere and no indication whatsoever ever that the gas pumps were not working. We pulled up to a pump and put my debit card in. The pump had no response at all. So we backed up to the pump behind us to get our gas at that pump. Same thing no response at all. But I got a notice on my phone that they had taken every single penny out of my account, leaving me at zero dollars. I went inside to get help. The girl working was someone I had never seen before and she was rude as hell. She was very rude about how she talked to me. She had a snotty tone of voice like she was just annoyed with customers interrupting whatever she was doing on her phone, she said,"none of our pumps are working" and she was pretty crass about the way she said it. I said," well your pumps still took every penny out of my account." She said," well that's not my problem, your money is on hold and it will take 15 to 24 hours for it to go back on your account." I said," how do they put over $130 hold on a person's card for $20 worth of gas?" "Also I don't have 15 to 24 hours." "I need to go home now and there isn't enough gas in my car to get me home." "Now on top of that I have zero dollars in my account because of an extremely large hold put on my card for a small amount of gas." I said," it would be courteous if you would hang a sign telling your customers that the pumps aren't working." She said," I'm not allowed to." I said," who won't allow you to?" She said," the owners." The whole time she is being rude. I said," tell the owner that this is a poor business practice. She said get out of the store now. Just leave, you aren't welcome here. Do they always allow the employees to talk to their customers like that? No wonder they only have a 2 Star rating. I had to get my daughter to let me borrow money until they put my money back on my card. Just so I could go home. I will not be doing business there ever again. Unless the owners do something about that sad business practice, taking way too much money on hold for a small gas purchase and rude employees who know nothing at all about customer service. I taught classes on customer service to hotel managers for a couple of years and this girl would definitely never have passed a class. Let me educate you on how to handle this type of situation. I know how to do it because, as a manager of a hotel, I had to do it many times. First you call your credit card vender. You explain to them the situation and request they release the customer's money back to them so that the customer can have the money they need to get home. Your vender is going to charge your business a couple of dollars to do this, but is it really worth it to lose thousands of dollars in sales simply because you don't want to eat it on a lousy $3 transaction fee? If you think it is, then that might be why you only have a two rating.

The 2nd store recently opened that sell all the alcohol you could ever want. It has a large…read moreselection to choose from and told they will be more added in the future. When you first walk in there is a large chair to get your picture taken in. This part is called Capstone and located at the far end from the gas and go store. The manager informed me that gas pumps nine and ten sales help support the Catholic School on Feganbush lane. They are still working to bring in food companies to fill up the middle spaces but nothing is final yet. The service is on point and find myself coming here often. They now have hot food in the stop and go side. Business has picked up and no doubt this will become a fixture once it is fully up and running.

Very clean and nice layout! Isles aren't too cramped and easy to find what you are looking for…read more They carry batteries, even size D if you are looking for something like this in a pinch. The batteries are on a wall behind the counter. The staff seem nice, prices are gas station prices, and they have a small selection of hot foods to grab and go. The location is great but it is a little wonky to leave and go West because of how the roads are.