If you want good quality, gas and then Shell station is where you need to pump up. Gas prices seem…read morevery reasonable today.

Paid $15 for gas inside, cash. They never turned pump on! Can't tell because you can't see the…read morenumbers on the pump!!!!! All faded out!!!!!! So I thought I got gas but didn't?! Try calling the store! 2- you girls in there won't answer the phone!!!!!!!!! Please help and fix the problem. When Marthon opens across the street I will not be back!!!!

speedway in aynor are not no good. and the people that work inside don't care about there…read morecustomers. they serve old nasty food. and its very nasty inside , there full of roaches an are in bad conditions. and when i ask for hr number no one will give it to me , neither will they answer the phone . i advise everyone to go across the street to marathon. foods taste very old drink machines in bad conditions and the drinks tastes past due , restrooms are very messy. and the supervisors are so unhelpful. i did get one women name behind the counter name kathy and beonca and sherry and a couple of male names i couldnt remember there all so rude!! worse nasty store ever.

They have one price for gas on their sign but $1 more per gallon on the pump. The pump does not…read moreshow the price per gallon as you pump.

This is a very historic little area along the Little Pee Dee River. Behind the Galivants Ferry…read moreGeneral Store / Sunoco you will find Historic Grist Mill, and Barn. Also behind the general store you will find a Potato and Fertilizer House. Beside the general store you will take a step back in time to a vintage Esso service station. Across the road is the Holliday Farm historic barn. Take a break here and step back in time and enjoy what used to be while getting gas or a drink along your route to or from Myrtle Beach

Ample bathroom stalls with availability lights like convention center garages. Repeating walls of…read morebeef jerky and beaver nuggets. A million souvenirs including logo swim trunks. Brisket and other sandwiches, and little plastic cups of banana pudding. You're at an overstimulating traffic stop whose soda fountain sizes are large and extra large. This is the first Buc-ee's off I-95 and the crowds are crazy, but at least you can park your RV. Though posted signs say trucks and trailers are not allowed, you do have diesel in that extreme fuel island. The staff were kind and went out of their way restocking brisket sandwiches and other goods without elbowing through the demanding crowd. Ample parking, ample bathrooms, cold drinks, and fuel, fuel, fuel. Don't expect peace, but all the amenities are here.

Buc-ee's has been on my radar for a while, and the Florence, SC location finally gave me a good…read moreexcuse to stop. It opened back on May 16, 2022, and clocks in at 53,000 square feet -- genuinely massive for what's technically still a gas station, even though it's not the chain's biggest (that honor goes to their Luling, Texas store at over 75,000 square feet). The whole Buc-ee's thing goes back to 1982, started by Arch "Beaver" Aplin III and his partner Don Wasek out of Clute, Texas. Still privately owned all these decades later, no franchising, which says something about how consistent the experience is store to store. Aplin even picked up the McLane Leadership in Business Award from Texas A&M back in 2022 for building the thing into what it is. Food-wise, this place way overdelivers for a travel center. I timed my visit for breakfast, which is worth doing since it runs until around 10:30 -- got a breakfast taco with their brisket, and it did not disappoint. Smoky, tender, well seasoned, tucked into a fresh tortilla they're now pressing in-house at the location. If you're going bigger, the Beast Burrito is no joke -- it's basically built for one meal to cover you the rest of the day. Grabbed some of their jerky for the road too; they rotate through a solid lineup of flavors, so there's something for everyone. Beyond the food, it's just a fun stop. Clean, well-stocked, plenty of parking, and enough snack and gift options to keep you browsing longer than you planned. Whether you're road-tripping through or just curious what the hype is about, it's worth pulling off for.

Went here on Saturday July 26th 2025 with my parents and aunt. We stopped to get fuel, and my dad…read morehad to use the restroom. For what I remember, gas wasn't a bad price. Easy to get back to the main road.

A nice convenience store at BP gas station. They sell lottery tickets beverages snacks sundries…read moresome groceries. Convenient and reasonably priced. This is in the middle of the road of a split highway, entry is easy for ingress. The staff sanitize their hands frequently and wear masks. They are so friendly, polite and helpful to all customers. At this site there are other stores as well as the gas station. I didn't notice any large truck stop type parking lot. It is just as easy to get out of the parking lot onto the highway, as iw was to enter it.

Went here on Saturday November 1st 2025 with my dad to get fuel for one of our cars. We…read moreimmediately pulled in the gas station, and found a pump. My dad pumped gas this time- and we paid the same price $2.48 per gallon. Oh, and one minor thing- had to go to an associate before pumping gas because my dad got lots of gas today, and the attendant had to approve it. But no problems on that there! pumped gas, and then went on our merry way! Hope to be back soon for our gas needs!

I stopped here for gas and needed to use the restroom. There was no sign posted that the bathroom…read morewas out of order. When I asked about a key, the employee was unnecessarily rude and dismissive. Disappointing customer service.

Stopped thru on a road trip .. surprised that down south petrol station carried different flavors…read moreof minute maid then what we had here on the west coast . Think 1 was a kiwi and the other was purple in color but I forgot flavor. This fill up station seemed to have lots if not everything you'd need for a successful road trip.

They are terrible especially the cashiers that work there in the store part. Bad attitudes and…read morejust sit there drinking leaning over the counter and Loud. Straight Rachet. No help for the disabled like they are to good for that. But then what more do you expect?