The fuel dispensers functioned properly, and the exterior of the facility was clean and seemingly…read morewell-maintained. If in the area again, I would return. This gas station sells both diesel fuel and gasoline, and is conveniently located right next door to McDonald's.

If you want the ALL AMERICAN HAMBURGER, YOU GET IT HERE! You'll have to wait a little for it- but…read moreit's HOT, FRESH and MADE TO YOUR LIKING. I haven't had a hamburger like that in my 75 years of LIFE! Nearly 20 local families or couples came there to get the pre-made fish & chicken while I waited on my juicy burger. It looked good but my burger was better. Great fries, too!

Have awesome hamburger and breakfast , would definitely recommend going there if you're in townread more

Fried Fish was not overly breaded. Hush puppies were very light, not doughy. I'll stop again the…read morenext time I'm in the area.

I'm a former employee and hated my job, but this is still one of my favorite gas stations. Just…read moredon't use the men's restroom because some truckers are nasty. Apparently they weren't taught not to leave their used toilet paper on the floor or how to flush. Shameful.

It's a great store the cashiers are very sweet except for one of them Brittney holmes she charges…read moreme for coffee when it's supposed to be free I'm a FedEx driver and all other cashiers do not charge me other than that I love the store

Express Way Convenience Store is what this gasoline station is doing business as…read more See other review for details.

This store is clean. They have plenty of checkout counters. They are friendly. When you're all…read morebagged up, they offer to carry your bags out to your car. On the floor, they have clerks that will assist you if you need to have help. The only thing that threw me off was the layout; which, I'd just about reverse of most stores. But that is not a big issue. Their pharmacy is top notch. I am from out of town, they were able to get my prescriptions from their sister store chain, Super 1, and fill them promptly.

As my latest sojourn to visit Moms in the dirty south winds down, I notice her cupboards are…read morestarting to look a little bare. The thoughtful son I am, I volunteer to head down to the local grocery store to stock her up before I leave, and buy ingredients for the dinner I offered to cook (meatloaf, in its bacon-topped glory - http://static3.px.yelp.com/photo/3MfWxSF-IvWCHBiN-UkMag/l ). So which store? Ralph's? Nope. Albertsons? Nada. Brookshire's is the place...that's how they do groceries south of the Mason-Dixon. It's your standard grocery store; clean, well laid-out, with a nice meat department (all butchering and grinding is free), a nice fruit and vegetable section, as well as the usual mix of national and store brands. So you won't have any problem getting that DiGiorno (not delivery) frozen pizza, Cheetos, or whatever else you've got a taste for. And like any market, they have items to appeal to the local clientele. Need fresh calfs' liver? Maybe some live crawfish? A gallon jug of sweet tea? Or the latest copy of Chewin' Tobacco and Shotguns Weekly? Okay, I made that last one up, but either way, Brookshire's will cover you. One other thing to note, especially if you're a SoCal native. Here, the employees are a little strange. They say things like "Hi!" and "Can I hep' ya find anything?" on a regular basis. And once they've rung you up and loaded your groceries in the cart, they take the groceries out to your car and load them for you, smiling the whole time. Having lived in SoCal all my life, people being that nice (without charging me for it) automatically puts me on the defensive. But it's cool - the people here are just very nice and helpful. Just come on in, and do your shopping while enjoying that legendary Southern hospitality.