very awesome and fast work we a tire patch and they got us in and out as quickly as possible…read more Very thankful for this place.

We were headed back home from Garner State Park and tore up a tire on our bumper camper! Josh at…read moreMoeller was very helpful in getting us the tire we needed and let us borrow a couple tools to take back to our trailer on the roadside. After returning the tools, he kindly checked our other tires. What a wonderful experience! If you are looking for an honest business and great service we recommend this shop!!!

Made a pit stop here on my way to San Antonio. Needed clean bathrooms and a quick lil snack,…read moreluckily I was able to get both here. The bathrooms here were great! They were very clean, and there were plenty of stalls to use. I wanted to try a taco because why not? They ran out of the breakfast taco I wanted to try, so I opted for a Barbacoa taco with beans and pico de gallo. I was pleasantly surprised; the taco was actually good. I can see why they have a steady flow of customers eating here. The women working the kitchen were very friendly I would recommend this gas station

I tried 3 different pumps and every single one had an issue. If you are Looking for a quick and…read moreconvenient stop this IS NOT it! I'll never be back.

I ended up in Texas because of a guy with a Buc-ee's T-shirt…read more About year ago while shopping for groceries at Freddy's (aka Fred Meyer) I saw some guy confidently wearing a red t-shirt with a cartoon looking beaver on it. I was like, "Um, ok, what's that about?" I got home and looked it up. I found out it was Texan company. Then I decided I wanted to visit the biggest Buc-ee's in the Lone Star State. We landed in San Antonio and rented a car. Thankfully it didn't have a California license plate. We drove to Luling on our way to Austin. We pulled into the Buc-ee's parking lot. We saw the gas prices. Gas in Texas is more affordable than Washington State. Took a photo with the metal critter in front of the entrance then made our way into the store. Spacious, busy. Bathroom was clean. We picked up some brisket sandwiches and some sodas. Food is more affordable in Texas. We also bought some souvenirs to take back home including a red shirt with the beaver.

Buc-ee's is known for spotless cleaning, smiling faces, fast paced and good energy. Went there…read moretoday at 7:40pm and it wasn't too good. Restrooms had two hand soap dispensers completely broken, paper towel in the corner on the floors, soda station a mess and not wiped, slushie station a mess, coffee sauces out, empty bottles sitting there, coffee machines dusty with beans all over. Come on Buc-ee's. Is the normal standard not there anymore. No more wow factor anymore? Or getting too big that procedure is being lost in the process? Didn't look like people were working and the ones who were seemed very unhappy and not guest focused. Coming from someone in management for the past 15 years. Maybe it's just this Buc-ee's that needs work?

The restrooms were not clean. The gas was a bit more expensive, flies everywhere, and lots of yuck…read morepaper on the bathroom floors.

Next Gas station to the West is 19 miles To the east 10…read moremiles. Also the BBQ place right across the street is worth checking out 1 stall in the bathroom. very small store.

The restrooms were clean, the bakery was delicious the Sausage on a stick was so good! They have…read moregood snack food, potato wedges corn dogs. Great Truck stop but no showers.

Neat place food overly priced Some workers complaining they…read moredon't wanna be at work Big bathroooms

Signs say "clean bathrooms". It's a lie. It's a very small bathroom and it is definitely not clean.read more

If you are in need of a bathroom, keep driving. If you decide to stop, you deserve to be…read moredisappointed.

A very nice travel center, truck stop, convenience store, gas station, clean bathrooms for you and…read morea pet relief area. It is well landscaped and maintained. There is a Whataburger connected for both dine in and take out. There is also a covered picnic area outside overlooking a park. I am glad I stopped. I think you will be too.

This used to be a desirable stop for us on regular trips passing through Hallettsville. Apparently,…read morethere has been an ownership/management change in the last year or so and the negative changes are obvious. First of all, they closed the classic diner and sold out to a Whataburger franchise. Second of all, we used to enjoy stopping at Rowdy's Rest Stop for the dogs, but what used to be a nice, grassy area is overgrown with weeds. They used to maintain a deer feeder in the dog rest area and we enjoyed seeing the deer. It is still a convenient place to stop for fuel, but it is NOT AS NICE as it was before.

It ain't a road trip without stopping at Buc-ee's!…read more Everything is good and huge here. The brisket sandwich is to die for. They have so many good snacks to keep you munching on the road: jerky, candied pecans and nuts, Beaver Chips, soda, slushies, and all kinds of coffee to keep you hydrated and awake. The restrooms are clean and huge, especially the ladies' restroom. No need to wait in a long line! They also have souvenirs and so many other things to browse. The staff are super friendly. Everyone seems so proud and happy to work here, which makes the experience even better. The gas station has tons of pumps, so you won't have to wait long to fill up. Honestly, Buc-ee's is my favorite stop, even when I don't need gas, I'll still stop here. They have everything for everyone. Food, snacks, drinks, shopping, clean restrooms, and a fun road trip experience. Wh0 doesn't like to visit Bucc-ee's ?

I have known about Buc-ee's for years, but I have never traveled to a state that has one nearby…read more Finally we visited the Lone Star State of Texas, specifically in Austin, but we had to travel to Bastrop, Texas for the nearest one to Austin. At first sight, it was so overwhelmingly large with three large covered gas pump areas. Upon going inside, it was definitely larger than any truck stop in California. I was told the first area to visit at Buc-ee's are the restrooms. Definitely well kept and much cleaner than any gas stations period that I have ever been to. I definitely did not go there just to check out the bathrooms, but for the many Buc-ee's logo'd souvenirs, snacks and especially barbecue seasonings and sauces. Their hot food area like hot Brisket sandwiches, sausage wrapped in a tortilla on a stick, brisket burritos, candied nuts, a wall of almost every fountain drink available, slushies, and so much more. I had to go through my list of items to pick up as well as items requested by friends and family. It felt like it was my first time at an amusement park or the toy store. I think we were short of two hours trying to make sure we got everything we came for. Just in case I missed anything or didn't get to try a sample of fudge, jerky, nuts, cookies, or whatever else, we had plans to go to San Antonio the following day and there would be a Buc-ee's on the way at New Braunfels. Sure enough, we made a quicker stop in the New Braunfels location just before San Antonio. It was a fun experience and definitely anytime I am passing by a Buc-ee's location, I am going in planned or not planned.

The lady working the counter 12/13 older lady was VERY rude. She was snappy and kept cutting off…read morethe man in front of me for his broken English and was not trying to understand what he was asking for. After another customer had to step in and help figure it out and she still gave rude customer service. I put my snacks back and decided not to get gas here and honestly I would pass it up if you get the chance.

Your typical highway gas station. Gas prices were a nickel lower than down the road. Restrooms…read moreweren't the cleanest, but the floor was dry, and the