The morning staff here are incredible, very bubbly and…read morewelcoming. They are tentative and helpful. Definitely my favorite place to stop by, whether it be coffee or fuel.

This is my favorite Shell station in Beaumont!…read more I always find this station has the cheapest gas in town and it's located right across from an Exxon gas station. They have a nice, big parking lot and getting in & out is super easy. They have plenty of pumps, I've never had to wait for one. At this gas station, is an Exxpress mart and a McDonald's. The McDonald's parking lot is super spacious and they have 2 drive thru windows. Perfect location for someone coming in or out of Beaumont.

Went on a cross country move from one coast to the other. I must say although it wasn't the nicest…read moregas/rest stop you can count it being near and friendly. I would definitely recommend Love's, Pilot's and Buc-ees.

Christmas Eve on my way from Houston to McComb, Ms my tire pressure slowly went down. I pulled over…read moreat Loves & waited for AAA... AAA said they could only put a spare on instead of fixing the tire if needed. I then called the service center and told them the problem... TWO GENTLEMEN INSPECTED MY TIRES & FIXED MY PROBLEM. Even inspected the other 3 before they wished us well on our trip. I didn't get their names, BUT THANK YOU FOR MAKING SURE A SUV FULL OF WOMEN WERE TAKEN CARE OF.

This shell is supposed to be 24 hrs. Its close to where I work. Ive been having issues with my…read morebreak lights. Ive stopped here several times for diffrent reasons and I get locked doors with this sign reading closed restroom break. Ive been here 45 minutes and its still locked. This is ridiculous. They do it all the time. Im at the location next to jack n box.

Do not waste your time stopping here. The air machine doesn't work. This is a gas only and minimum…read moresurvival supply place.

This seedy gas station is a frequent stop for me because they are one of the only places around…read morethat always has ice-cold Mexican Cokes in the big bottles. Great candy selection, lotto tickets, 40's, naked lady lighters, ornate pocket knives and hats with pot leaves on them. They have a $6 minimum for credit cards, so bring some cash.

Neat stop off the highway with a Baskin-Robbins, Dunkin' Donuts, and a food area named Turbo Joe's…read morewhere you can get combos or individual items like burritos. Nice, large and clean bathroom with many stalls. Lots of souvenirs to buy. Slushes and drinks. Snacks. I got a burrito with bean, beef, and cheese and it was good. Got a spicy cheesy kick. Same with the taquito, just in a different format. The chicken tenders were dry and hard, unfortunately. Granted we came later in the evening. The food court employees were friendly. The cashier didn't really say much.

Stopped here for bathroom break. This place is back off by itself no cameras no door's no toliet…read morepaper no light in stall, no hand soap. Disgusting filthy place!! Don't go here at all!! It is so nasty it doesn't deserve the 1 star i gave.

Exxon Gas station with a good snack and drink selection inside. Gators West Seafood is inside, if…read moreyou like eating seafood at a gas station go for it.

Not a lot of people know about this little gem. Some people refuse to eat at gas stations but…read morethey're the same people that get mani-pedis to blow off steam. With that out of the way, the food is actually pretty good. I've had worse fried fish at reputable sit down restaurants. The burger basket ($4.95) is the best taste to price ratio in Beaumont as far as I know. Wash it down with a tall boy and try a scratch off if you're feeling particularly lucky.

Every now and then, you come across a business that reminds you that goodness still exists…read more Johnson Shell & Automotive on Calder Ave in Beaumont, TX is that kind of place. For years, my family and friends have trusted this long-standing shop, and during my time in Beaumont, I've come to see why. They are honest, respectful, informative, fair, and really good at fixing cars, and more than once, they've surprised me with small but generous acts of kindness. One day after a series of repairs, I drove off and realized they'd quietly fixed something extra, just to help. No fanfare, just care. It turned an exhausting day into one filled with gratitude and delight. Thank you, Glen Johnson and your entire team, for your expertise, integrity, and heartfelt service. You make a difference, and it shows.

Wonderful courteous service. Complete brake job in one day. Car now drives and brakes so smooth…read morethat i am reminded of Johnson's every time i am behind the wheel!

Great place. Great mechanic on duty. Clean store.read more

Called TA Petro roadside assistance (Beaumont, TX) around 10:30 PM on March 17 near I-10 in Orange,…read moreTX and was given a 90-minute ETA. This was a simple tire swap--I already had the mounted tire ready. No complicated repair. No one ever showed up. No call, no update, nothing. Then the shop closed without notifying me, leaving me stranded. I ended up having to call another roadside service (Love's) to get the job done. Because of this, I lost time, money, and will now miss an important appointment. Completely unreliable and unprofessional. If you depend on your truck to make a living, do NOT rely on TA Petro roadside assistance.

Nice store, friendly service and staff. Shower was older, but clean. It worked. Soft towels. Lots…read moreof Knick-knacks to look at. Also a restaurant.

This is one of those occasions that I wish zero stars was an option. While being able to obtain…read moregasoline should earn a gas station at least one star, the anxiety experienced during my seventeen minutes at this location erased any potential positive feedback that I might have conveyed to future shoppers. As I filled the tank, bass erupted from a bouncing car that reminded my ears that I'm not a fan of gangster rap... anymore. While it's not my favorite genre, gangster rap is appropriate music to be enjoyed by real-life gangsters, thus making Easy E's lyrics from that moment both memorable and meaningful. After managing to avoid eye contact for the 26 gallon fill-up I calculated that remaining on the premises for additional time would be a risk with unfavorable odds. I entered the store with the objective of retrieving my co-pilot that was 7th in a line of future or ex-convicts. The Red Bull and beef jerky proved too much of a temptation, and his eyes shouted "I ain't leaving here without snacks....". I then entered the Petri dish with sticky floors and distasteful graffiti marked "men's" with the assumption that it might provide the best cover if violence erupted in the next five minutes. Thankfully, the drug deal taking place behind that door went smoothly, and they were not startled nor apprehensive about my arrival. When I returned, my friend only needed to wait for a hooker to finish the transaction that would provide her the three necessary condoms for her evening in the service industry and then we were able to maneuver back on to i10 and return to our eastward journey home. I'm not saying that running out of gas on the interstate is safer than filling up here, but I'm not saying that it isn't...