We are road warriors, but need some pull off time!…read more After one of the cars almost hit a deer, time to regroup. We are almost to the Indiana border, on the Illinois side. Gas and food time. This little spot is it before the big city! For it being so rural a spot they have a modern facility. The food behind the counter is at your own risk. Try the Subway next door. Open space to get out and walk around. Enjoy the trees. Walk the dogs lots of grass. They have gas at a reasonable cost and diesel fuel too. All in all it's your above typical place for gas and convenience. The staff are great. It's nice and same. It's clean. Until the next road trip.

This gas station right near the Illinois-Indiana border is the perfect halfway point between…read moreLouisville and St. Louis. It's a fairly easy place to reach off the interstate. We have made many stops over the years along I-64, and this is one of the better ones. There are 10-12 gas pumps for cars, so there's usually one available. For the men's restroom, there are enough stalls that you can get in and out and, for the most part, it feels clean. There are lots of snacks available, and if you have to stay a longer break there is a restaurant inside and a Subway nearby. Going west, this is one of the last populated exits for a while, so I strongly recommend this Grayville station if you're looking for a place to stop.

I'm sorry but the cashier Samantha she was professional with the gentleman ahead of me but when she…read moregot to me she started acting like a robo cashier, (code switching in real time is debacle) unprofessional

Wow!!!! I read the 1 review and decided to echo a shout out to this gem! Very clean bathrooms which…read moreI appreciate!!!! Very clean business and had so many options and food options! Definitely a nice surprise! Don't hesitate to stop at this nice oasis and worth the hop ,skip and jump off the interstate.

Once again, it's hard to beat the Love's fuel price when you can scan their barcode and get 10c off…read moreper gallon. Fuel is my biggest expense these days so it's great to save here and there! This is a nice Love's with the usual clean restroom (I hit the "green" button when leaving), lots of coffee fixings and add-ins plus plenty of grab-and-go fresh food. Coolers with sodas and juices and water. Gas pump area was clean and it was helpful to have the long sticks on squeegees so that I could clean my entire windshield easily. [Review 574 of 2024 - 191 in Illinois - 21605 overall]

Solid potty stop. Clean restrooms. There is a dog park but it's super close to the road. Plus a…read moreBojangles...winning!

This was a nice little gas station. It was a little out of the way but in a convenient location…read more The building was small, but there were a few selections for convenience type items. They did have public restrooms and pay at the pump.

Bathroom break at this Love's. No fuel purchase today as it's not the cheapest and also, I didn't…read moreneed much. Inside the store, coolers full of cold drinks. Coffee and fixings. Snacks of both salty and sweet. Merchandise including the fluorescent colored USB cables I seem to see everywhere these days. The restroom was clean and I pressed the green button on the way out. This was a good experience. I would stop here again. [Review 19661 overall - 45 in Indiana - 633 of 2023.]

This loves station is being remodeled and it's a freaking mess…read more I wish lives would just close down and do their construction and then reopen to not subject their customers to the chaos! The mens room is in a mobile trailer outside! Loves is normally my go to stop but I get angry when they do this. I got to experience this same thing at a loves at the KY / IN line a few years back I needed up going across the street to the Pilot to use the restroom, get food and coffee. Get your stuff together LOVES!!!

A couple blocks from I-69 exit 87, this gas station / convenience store location has been a…read morefavorite stop of mine. 20+ years ago, I first learned of this place when it was more of a truck stop. My construction battalion had been assigned some work at the nearby Crane Naval Station and while in the area, we found every restaurant, watering hole and gas station within 20 miles. This stop had hot food to go, a couple diesel pumps for big rigs and convenient parking on site and in an open lot across the street. Oftentimes, local truckers hauling everything from logs to sand and gravel to long-distance truckers could be found parked across the street. Back then, US-231 turned and went north out front and SR-58 continued east. There was talk of how I-69 would come through the area 'someday'. Skip ahead to today and everything has changed. Gone is the original building, replaced by a modern facility with ADA-compliant restrooms, the newest fuel pumps, and of course, the modern-day I-69 expressway. And, it is no longer much of a truck stop. Gone are the diesel pumps for big rigs, and on-site parking is virtually eliminated. A couple parking spaces across the street where the old roadway still sits is as close as a truck will get. They have chicken and sandwiches, donuts and such inside, hot coffee fresh brewed. Tucked away off to one side of the storefront is a little lunch nook for dining in. Other than that, it is a 24/7 safe haven for weary travelers. And it continues to be a favorite stop of mine.

This is one of the few gas stations on this new(ish) stretch of I-69 so stop here for fuel or…read moresnacks. They also have several EV charging stations with a large covered seating area right next to them.

We stopped here because we needed gas and I had to use the restroom. It was I think the only…read morelocation at this exit where we could accomplish these tasks and possibly grab coffee. There was 1 or 2 cars pumping gas outside when we arrived. Hubs pumped gas while I ran inside to use the restroom. This place was tiny inside! I usually browse inside these marts to possibly find some kind of unique treasure lol. I was not greeted upon walking but I didn't care because I headed towards the restroom first. Just like the store, the restroom was small as well. There was toilet paper and soap so I was content. I browsed the store for only a minute or two and did not find anything interesting. There were weird vibes in there so I decided to skedaddle quickly. There were other customers coming and going often. For the bare essential needs, I would stop here but other than that, I would not make it a point to stop here again.

I'm a gas station / convenience store snob. I'll admit it. I prefer Buc-ee's, Wally's, QuikTrip and…read moreCircle K. In that order. Among other things, they're consistent. I find Moto Mart to be a crap-shoot. I've been to some that were sketchy and some that were fine. I was getting off at this exit and was literally going to drive right past this one, so I figured I might as well risk making a stop. It's best to head into unfamiliar territory with a full tank of gas and an empty bladder if you can. The weird layout was familiar, I think this wasn't my first visit. Bathrooms were useable. Not up to even QuikTrip standards and a far cry from Buc-ee's, but clean enough that I didn't feel like I needed to be decontaminated afterwards. If you're headed south, you can find a Circle K in Evansville, IN which is probably a better bet and worth the slightly higher gas prices there. If you're headed south to Kentucky and can make it that far, gas will be cheaper once you cross the state line. You could do better than this place, but you could do worse.

Have been a customer for the last 8 years when I get that way. It had always been hit or miss but…read morethe handful of times Ive been there in the last year or so have always been great. Locked my keys in the car at the Dennys and there maintenance man saved me from a bad day. Big thanks to him and there whole team

still a fairly decent Flying J employees aren't as great as they used to be the Denny's is really…read moregood.. lot of times instead of going to Taco Bell or Subway at Pilot across Highway will opt to go over to this one.. showers aren't too bad store fairly clean. like many other Flying J's your standard options are here. this Flying J does not have the make a meal they have your standard fried options. it's not just corn dogs chicken tenders and Wings and things. but not the full dinners like some have with the mashed potatoes in the meatloaf in the chicken and yada yada yada.

Favorite food and fuel station! Friendly workers and a clean atmosphere! Gaming is top notch and…read morethe coffee is the best in town!

From the owner: Hucks is a gas station and convenience store offering fuel, clean restrooms, and a quick stop for…read moretravelers and commuters. Conveniently located near Oak Street, Main Street, and Fairground Road, this location is an easy stop whether you're running errands or on a road trip. Inside, you'll find a clean, well-maintained store stocked with everyday essentials and grab-and-go items. Hucks also features freshly prepared food options like pizza and chicken, plus coffee, snacks, and cold beverages. Whether you need gas, food, or a fast convenience store stop, Hucks delivers friendly service and a reliable experience on the go.