My boyfriend and I stopped here during a road trip. It's fairly clean including the bathrooms,…read morealthough they could definitely use a little more attention. They have a wide variety of snacks and drinks. It was a quick and easy stop for our drive!

I feel like 90% of the stops to gas stations we made were to a Love's. As far as travel shops go,…read morethey are definitely one of my favorites. Their snacks, merchandise, and fast food restaurants built into the location are typically on point. This location was the first Love's visit of our trip. Clean bathrooms as usual, which is why I gravitate towards Love's for long road trips. Using the phone app, we got 10 cents off each gallon of gas we bought here, so that was also a plus. Employees were awesome as usual and everything was as to be expected at a travel center.

Brand New Speedway that just opened up. It's a travel stop Speedway that welcomes truckers too as…read morean alternative to the Loves across the street. Gas station is clean, great bathrooms, great prices, friendly staff. It lacks healthy options, decently priced cigarettes I suppose. Overall great gas station.

This is now a BP named Rapid Rocky's. New building/store and all new pumps in 2021 or s. Plenty…read moreto chop for with pizza and other hot food available. If you buy LOTTO here, they will. It refund you if the clerk makes a mistake on ticket. They say it's the owners rule but it's ridiculous. I learned the hard way...$60 later. SMH

Gas stop. Located right off the highway. Easy access. Casino machines, hot foods, indoor dining…read morearea, country market area. I think it could also be a truckers station as well. Great snacks, and beverages as well. Nancy was my cashier , friendly and welcoming. Building clean and clear of clutter. If you're hesitant to stop as you're on your journey, this is a good one stop location in my opinion.

I called up Pilot 3 weeks before these pictures were taken. Nothing cleaned. Told the cashier…read more "Not my job" "we are short staffed". Their is no excuse for this in my opinion. They don't care!

Nice and clean with lots of healthy choices for a meal on the go. We stopped here driving from st…read more Louis to Chicago. There is a Thornton across the street so maybe the competition helps. The bathroom as well as the store was nice and clean. The store had a bin towards the front which had cheese, salad, fruit and hard boiled eggs. They had a coffee station and the usual assortment of cold beverages. If you have to stop, this is a good place to gas up and get some supplies!

First time coming here needed a place to get gas late at night. Very quiet and peaceful gas Station…read moreat night. Clean store, friendly staff. Definitely a great gas station in rural Illinois.

1 Star I've stopped…read moreat a lot of Love's locations over the years as a professional driver, and this was by far one of the worst experiences I've had. After fueling, I pulled my truck away from the fuel island and into the staging area so I could run inside and grab a drink. There were no trucks waiting behind me, several pumps were open, and I was not blocking anyone from fueling. While I was already inside the store, my truck was called out over the PA system and I was told to move it. What made the situation ridiculous was that another driver was still parked at Pump 17, inside buying food and socializing, yet apparently that wasn't a problem. Nobody called his truck over the intercom. When I addressed the issue, a tall female employee wearing an earpiece spoke to me in an extremely rude and unprofessional manner. Instead of treating a paying customer with basic respect, she chose to yell and act confrontational. If there was a concern, it could have been handled professionally. Instead, it felt like I was being singled out for no reason. The problem isn't that I was asked to move my truck. The problem is the blatant double standard and the disrespectful way I was treated. Professional drivers spend a lot of money at Love's and help keep these locations in business. The least we should expect is to be treated with courtesy and consistency. Management needs to take a hard look at how customers are being treated at this location. Based on this experience, I'll think twice before stopping at Store #687 again.

Pit stop on the road of a very long drive…read more I'm always certain and this Loves confirmed clean, well supplied store. The women's bathroom has plenty of stalls and clean floors & sink area. This location even has a dog park. Station clerk was friendly too.

The food service and ambiance are the best. It reminds u of those good old times. Good coffee .read more

I ordered the chai, half expecting something thin and overly sweet. What arrived instead was a…read morewarm, fragrant testament to restraint--balanced spices, just enough milk, and a whisper of quiet joy. I sat back with K.W. in one of the window-side chairs, letting the mug steam gently into the late-morning light, and took in the interior. It's the kind of place that rewards attention: reclaimed wood, soft colors, seating that invites rather than insists. This was not an Instagram café--it was a Christian coffee shop. And I mean that as praise. I don't just mean it had a verse on the wall or worship music humming faintly behind the grinder. I mean the place carried a spirit of care. You could feel it in the details, the warmth of the baristas, and--most of all--in the baby shower happening quietly in the side room. From what I could tell, it was all women--close family friends of the expectant mother--gathered in soft tones, with gifts, cake, and affection flowing. There were balloons. Laughter. Maybe a tear or two, but the joyful kind. I thought about the holiness of childhood, the ridiculous courage of parenting, and the spiritual stubbornness it takes to keep loving in public. There are many ways to do Christianity poorly. But when it holds space for reflection, for the protection of the vulnerable--children, the poor, the disabled--it becomes something rare and tender. Guest House feels like one of those places where such values are quietly lived out, without announcement or ego. I'll be back. For the chai. For the ambience. But mostly to support a place that, in its own gentle way, remembers what a gift life is.