Sixto not only towed our truck and RV into the pull through at the campground in Marathon after…read morehours, he also came back in the morning, load tested the batteries, tested the starter and towed me to the only diesel mechanic in town. Wanted to do whatever he could to help us out. Sixto and his whole family are some of the best people you will meet anywhere!

Sixto himself came to our rescue when our car broke down at the border patrol checkpoint heading…read moreout of Big Bend, Texas heading toward Alpine along 118. It took a while to get to us, since he was coming from Marathon, but he was really friendly and a genuinely nice guy. Because we had AAA, the tow into Alpine didn't cost anything. We were driving a VW Jetta, which is apparently an incredibly difficult car to get fixed in smaller towns, but he called around to a few places on his phone for us and found one of his friends in Alpine who had a garage and was willing to work on our car. If you have to break down in the middle of the desert, Sixto is the man to call.

We stopped here to get gas in the area! But this place is more than just gas but they provide…read morelittle bit of everything for long distance driver or traveler as they provide shower, laundry, game room, food court and other essentials for trips! Twas a good one for sure! :)

A flying J truck stop five stars Guy? Yes. One reason....Back scratcher!…read more Let me explain. I was turning south into a little populated area of Texas and didn't know what the supply of gasoline or prices would look like. so I pulled into a place ive visited in other areas before, The Flying J, to fill up. I also realized a few beverages id brought from home required a bottle opener. So while the truck filled, I went inside to get a couple of things and see if they had an opener. After looking and not finding I ask the counter clerk for assistance and she looked at the other clerk like...whats a bottle opener. She then turned to me and said if we have one it would be right down that way. Waving over towards the taquito and hot dog roller isle! AS i pursued the instant-relief headache packets and Tums, there it was! A tray is full of back scratchers. An aside. I've had an itch in the middle of my back i can't rtelescoping extension I thought..Sold. Then I noticed the center of the monster's hand was V-shaped. No, I thought! Is it possible the back scratcher doubles as a bottle opener? Turns out Yes! perfect! So I decided to drink while driving. Fever Tree Ginger Ale that is. Thank you Flying J Travel Center!!!!! Sometimes things just work out.

We stopped here because we were running out of gas soon. There were two workers inside who did not…read moregreet us when we came in. The women's restroom was clean and smelled good. The men's bathroom was not. It had stains on the toilet and it smelled bad in there. Three stars because at least we found a place to pump gas and have a potty break. The store had snacks and drinks available. The gas prices were more expensive even though we were still in Texas. It's a place to stop for sure if you will run out of gas soon because the next one isn't until a few more miles.

Tiniest gas station ever in the middle of nowhere but the service is okay. Bathroom and gas pumps…read morewere both functional, and that's the best I can ask for. No complaints but nothing special either.

This is the only gas station in Terlingua. However, there are 2 within Big Bend NP, but don't pass…read moreup a gas station when you need gas. This Alon can have a line in the mornings. Even those in the park. Don't go down to empty and decide to fill up bc itms possible that they may run out and it would be another 30 miles to the next station. Went in the store to get a couple of drinks. The ladies working within the store are very nice.

Only gas station around so it needs 5 stars. One pump was turned off during our visit. There was…read morea line of cars waiting. The convenient store is nice to stock up on snacks before your day at the park.

This is my fourth time passing through the town of Ozona, Texas. Second time at this gas station…read more I had to gas up the moving truck that I was driving, which is the total came out to about $90. I went inside and grabbed a cup, filled it with only ice and went up to the register. The girl told me it was going to be $1.50 for the cup of ice. I asked her again. It's only ice. I didn't get a soda and she said you pay full price. I have been to thousands of gas stations across the west from Texas all the way to the West Coast to Washington in Canada, but I have never been charged more than $.50 for a cup of ice. Most of the time when I'm filling up my vehicle with gas, they tell me just take the ice don't worry about it the inside was dirty and the food that was sitting in the rotating hot dog look like they had been there for five days. It was only 9 o'clock in the morning. Do yourself a favor and stop at a different gas station!

This is one of those micro stripe / Sunoco gas stations. It is about 28 miles from the last Stripes…read morewhich is not any better.

I stopped in here to put enough gas in my tank to get to Del Rio the next day when returning home…read morefrom Seminole Canyon State Park. I would be pulling a trailer and wanted a full tank, but the gas here was almost $3.00 a gallon. Some might think that is terrible, especially since San Antonio is sitting at $1.80 in some places this week, but I have no problem with it. Holley's is the only gas station in the area and, therefore, deserves the right to charge enough to stay in business. It must be a struggle out there. When you are from the big city and you see the words "Quick Stop", a big corner lot gas station with about 8 pumps and a mini grocery store comes to mind. That is not was Holly's is at all. In fact, if you didn't see the one pump out front of this non-assuming building, you wouldn't even know it was a gas station. I actually had to ask the server at the restaurant if they were still open. As I passed it earlier, there was a truck parked parallel to the pumps, making it totally impossible for me to get gas there. The server told me that some people do that and it annoys the owners of Holley's. Inside, the store is a little dark room with some old beer coolers and shelves with a small selection of different items. It reminded me of the stores you find at some camp grounds. I was there for beer, hoping that since the restaurant had Blue Moon, I would be able to at least get that. No luck. They didn't really have any good selections for a beer snob like me. I chose a six pack of George Killian's Irish Red. When I got to the counter, a very nice elderly lady (Holley?) told me that the beer was expired, so she was only going to charge me $8.00. I had checked the date at the cooler and saw it was only a little past. Besides, beer, unlike food, does not become dangerous when it is out of date. It merely loses some quality. I don't know how much she would have charged for fresh beer. I really didn't care. When you are the only place to buy beer, you get to set your prices. I don't whine about that. If you are passing through Comstock, stop in at Holley's. Even if you don't really want or need anything. Do it to support the local residents who need this place. If it closes its doors, they have no local place to buy gas or simple supplies.

Southwest Texas at its finest. Rural gas costing more than normal, but it's "Putin's" fault, right?…read moreIDK. Stop and purchase something if you have ever needed something on a road trip and a store was shut down. You realize how this place is very important. What I do know is you can get local flavor during morning coffee with good conversation. If, that is, when you are respectful and don't expect something other than traditional American viewpoints. Snowflakes and woke idiots please just buy a pizza, fill your tank, and don't say anything but pleasantries and your experience some quality hospitality.

Beef and bean burritos from allsup's is the staple while visiting…read more Anyone and everyone one knows theses burritos and the locations are only at Allsup's and they are a must grab while visiting!!

Absolutely amazing staff, service and food. Theresa, Rex, and Valentino go above and beyond to make…read moreyour experience as best as possible! True gems

Easy in and out and nicely located between a holiday inn, Dairy Queen and sonic. Right off the…read moreinterstate. A bit tight if you are towing anything. Use the far end pumps you can then circle the building.

Nice little gas station with a roomy bathroom and great coffee. Not big but perfect for a quick…read morestop.

Yes it is worn, yes the pavement is clunky, yes the pumps are old. But Wait! Keep you eye on the…read moreball. This place has gas, nice people and cold soda and that was what I wanted. I am happy they are there and open. Remember, this is in the middle of the plains of west Texas and there are not a lot of choices, so watch that fuel gauge and stop in for a cold soda and bag of jerky! Thank you very much!

Great location on the interstate for the busy traveler. Easy on and off. Nice RV park with full…read morehook-ups. Gas station has newly remodeled bathrooms.

Stopped here on a a road trip and was amazed at how clean and well stocked the bathrooms were…read more Incredibly friendly staff and lots of food and beverage options in the convenience store.

Bathrooms were surprisingly nice, and the store was clean and well stocked. Some items are a bit…read moreexpensive, but I guess that is understandable considering they probably have to haul in some of the products from far away. Gas was a bit pricey as well. Overall, it's a pretty good place to stop if you are driving down sh-190.