i love the aftican music they be lit in there its actually clean and a very nice gas statiion…read morecompared to some on bardstown road. good polar pop selection good cookies good food

To me, this is an enchanted little store. In our five weeks visiting Louisville, it has become a…read morehome away from home - a happy anchor to which we return almost every day. The parking lot is very roomy - I never have trouble finding a spot for my big camper van. The store is bright and the aisles are wide. Products are laid out in a logical, convenient way that make it easy to find your way through the store. (In contrast, the Speedway convenience store up at the north end of Bardstown Road is relative chaos. The creamers are not near the coffee, everything is a mess, the parking lot is a nightmare and the staff are only occasionally friendly.) This place has the best sound system and best music I have ever encountered in a convenience store. They usually have their radio tuned to KISS FM, which has a sister station back in Asheville North Carolina, our home for the last 16 years. Back in Asheville, the KISS-FM station plays country music - which is appropriate for that town, smack dab in the middle of the Appalachian mountains. In this more urban environment, the KISS station plays 80s and 90s pop music - most of which I remember and which usually has me dancing through the store. This store is a happy place! It's not just me - many of the other customers seem to get happy when they walk through the door. For me and my little dog - and probably for some other customers - that has a little bit to do with air-conditioning in the sweltering Louisville summer. I have a hard time getting my little service dog Panchita to leave the air-conditioning - and she is such just a little Chihuahua love bucket who charms all the staff and all the customers. I think at this point she is almost the mascot of the store. When Bobbi is on duty behind the cash register, she does not even bother to greet me as I come through the door. She just yells out, "Hi Pancho!" They have the most high tech coffee service I have seen in a convenience store. Those two machines brew your coffee fresh from beans as you wait. They also have fresh and pre-brewed cold-brew coffee, and all manner of hot and iced tea. They have a refrigerated beer cave where Pancho and I both go sometimes to cool off. The staff person we have dealt with the most is a delightful young guy named Ethan. When there is nobody at his register or when I follow him outside for his little 15-minute break, we talk about everything under the sun: life, love, politics, religion - you name it, we go there. I enjoy the freshness of his youthful perspective on things and he pretends to give a nod to the "wisdom" (and wackiness) of this old man. There tends to be a big staff turnover problem in convenience stores all through the southeast and probably the whole US. You just can't keep people in a job where are you are paying way less than a living wage. The Circle K chain is paying more than most convenience stores, but I think the staff stay in their job mostly because they have a good time at work. New staff people tend to call in more often or just not show up for work - and they are often poorly trained and don't know how to handle even a slightly complicated transaction. I had a big argument with the manager of a Shell convenience store back in Weaverville, North Carolina, when he told me that any items I bought with my Visa card could not be returned. When I told him I did not think the Visa people would agree with that, he said it was just the policy of the store and to either accept it or get out. When I was not willing to accept either of those options, we had a big argument - that ended in him acknowledging that the reason they would not take a return on items you bought by Visa was that they did not know how to handle that kind of transaction in their cash register. When I told him that his incompetence was not a legitimate reason to violate Visa return policies, he called the police on me and had me banned from the store for life. (North Carolina and Kentucky are both "right to serve" states, which actually means that the owner or manager has the right to ban anybody from the store for life without giving a reason. The balance of power between rich owners and average customers is way out of whack in this country. Something needs to be done about it.) I have never had any kind of conflict with any manager in this store. The one day I attempted to talk to Eric, the head manager, he was a little abrupt with me and did not want to talk. But Bobbi told me later that he was under extreme deadline pressure that day - and is actually an extremely competent manager and very good to work for. .

I stopped at Hucks in Jeffersonville recently and it was a really solid gas station stop. The store…read morewas clean and well organized, which always makes a quick stop more pleasant. It's open 24 hours and has a lot more than just gas, including hot food like pizza, chicken, sandwiches, and other quick bites if you need something on the go. What stood out to me most was how convenient everything was. The shelves were stocked, the layout was easy to navigate, and it felt like a good place to grab a drink or snack while filling up. It's the kind of place that works well for a quick stop when you're passing through or just need gas and a bite to eat.

My husband went into Huck's today for lunch. He ordered chicken tenders and wedges for $6.99 and…read moreout a fountain drink for $1.29 or $1.99. When he got up to the cashier, she tried to charge him $16.00. He told her that the tenders and wedges were $6.99 and the drink was $1.99. Keep in mind, there were signs up showing the price, but the cashier refused to charge him the correct price. The line was getting longer as they discussed the price. Then the manage came up and asked what was going on, they told her. And this manager told the cashier, charge him what you are charging him!!!! Knowing the price was incorrect. He said, never mind I don't want it, they told him he had to take it because he touched the box already. He put it down and walked out. This was other story of the disrespect my husband gets on a daily basis. We will never shop at a Hucks again.

--Location/Parking-- Right off the highway. Easy to get in…read moreand out onto the interstate. Across the interstate from a One gas station off i94 --Ambience-- Similar to other Thornton and truck stop. Spacious and plenty of parking and great if you have big vehicles. --Service/Staff-- I didn't interact with any employees. It was a quick stop for gas and I was on my way. --Products-- No complaints. Quick and easy to get gas and be on my way. --Capacity-- Middle size gas/truck stop which can hold 20 or so people. --Overall-- Quick and easy in and out of the highway. Recommended if you need to get in and out and be on your way.

The coffee is delicious. I used a debit card almost 48 hours ago spent 20 on gas and Thornton…read morestill has a 50 hold on my account. Never has that happened before won't be getting gas there again ever

I almost always get my gas at Costco because its almost always the cheapest gas around.read more

Always crowded and throws the traffic pattern off when turning in and others trying to leave…read more Prices are decent but they only offer two grades of gas so if you are used to getting mid grade you are out of luck and have to decide do I go down and save money or go up...

This small but quick service station takes care of fuel, food - both hot and snack needs. The place…read morealways clean and spotless. Highly recommend.

Good convenient gas station located on Fern Valley right off of the expressway. I'll stop in here…read morewhen I'm in the area because they have good snacks and prices and good drinks on the inside and the fountain cups with a good ice can't go wrong with that

Got gas on our way home. Seems to be an ok gas station to fill up with gas and food but not gassy…read morefood since you're in a car. Sorry the kid in me snuck out.

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.

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.

Nice and clean location. Easy in/out if you are traveling the interstate. Prices are competitive…read morewith the local area and if you have a Kroger card you could get as much as $.40 a gal off.

We are close to several gas stations but choose to fill up here. It's clean, very clean and love…read morethe fuel points!