Love this small town, friendly service, home-cooked food. The secret ranch recipe is one of the…read morebest. Also, the steaks cooked to medium rare top with onions bell peppers and mushrooms makes this hidden gem a place for people to drive to. Customer service is friendly and accommodating. Don't let the outside of the convenience store allow your mind to misjudge the great food. The portions are huge!

The end of an era. Used to on a Friday night you couldn't get in without a reservation. Tonight we…read morewere the only ones. Picking* up a chicken fried steak that once was excellent now is from frozen. The gravy was literally white water. The potatoes were a puddle. The only thing that was the same as years ago was the salad. Still a great dressing. So sad. I doubt we'll be back.

As far as gas stations go, it provided all the essentials. Low price with easy in, easy out. If I'm…read moreup this way again, I have no reason to not stop here.

Kroger opened a huge grocery store on Airline Drive a few years back and put a Fuel Island on the…read moreedge of the parking lot... I'm giving it a 5-er because of ease of access, competitive prices with other fuel stations, somewhere between 16-20 pumps... Not really much else to say...you can whip in here fuel up and get back on the road in a pretty painless fashion...if you find yourself on Airline Drive in Bossier City and in need of fuel stop in...

It felt slightly more like the type of convenience store/general store that you see inside resort…read morevillages than a plain old gas station convenience store. They had some rarer products, as well as produce.

Man they had the best chicken basket back in the day almost reminded me of back home an then I…read morewatched them get smaller an then turn into a joke they got so small an nasty that Sonic is better an I hate sonic would never come back

Great customer service, nice variety and could find always any needs....And Tamales Yes!read more

The Most Adventurous Review I've Ever Written…read more On my way to Subway for lunch, I drove past the new Mexican place near the VA. I walk in and am very pleased with all the authentic Mexican groceries, piñatas, and their in-store, non-Tex-Mex restaurant. THANK YOU JESUS! I waited at the deli-style counter for awhile until a waitress emerged from the back. As I tried to get her attention, she disappeared and returned from the back with a guy that looked like he was in the middle of food prep. He was very kind, spoke English, and answered my questions. Aha! I get it! I'm TOTALLY in for AUTHENTIC Mexican food!!! I order, then sit down. The waitress brings my food and I ask in English where I get a drink. She looked at me like a deer caught in the headlights. Yes! An opportunity to practice some Spanish! Quenching my thirst depends on it!!! We converse in my broken Spanish, the guy from the back looks on and smiles, and I get a drink. SCORE! The food was nice and spicy. I went to the bathroom to wash my hands and groom my beard. I went to unlock the door, and the lock didn't turn. I grabbed the handle, it was loose, and it wouldn't open the door. I played with the lock, and something seemed to slip. Turning the handle wasn't producing any action to open the door. I was stuck...but wait! I had my Leatherman! I could get out of this situation! I removed the screws from the handle, and the outside handle hit the floor. Surely it was enough to get someone's attention. I waited, nothing. I yelled, in Spanish, through the door knob hole. Nothing. I yelled again, in Spanish, nothing. I'm gonna die in a Mexican bathroom, one block from work, in the states. Think, think, think. I have a Leatherman! I looked at the wide gap in the door, then selected the longest blade from my tool. It took little effort to move what I needed to move, and then I was FREE!!! I emerged from the bathroom, and no one seemed to notice anything. Not even the door handle lying on the ground. The waitress walked up to me and handed me my check, so I handed her the door handle hardware. She looked at me like I had somehow vandalized the store, but I motioned and requested to speak to the man in the back from earlier. A different person came from the front of the store, probably sensing my frustration, and I told him that I was locked in the bathroom and had to get myself out. It was actually pretty funny. I'm sure they were embarrassed and didn't know how to respond, but had it been anyone else, they would have given them an ear full. Though I still had to pay for my food, I intend on returning. Hopefully I gave them enough fodder to tell their friends and family a funny gringo story for today.

This visit wasn't as exciting as my last one but I found a new flavor, "White Russian". omg it is…read moreso good. Like flavors dancing in your mouth. They have 3 sizes, and I was tempted to get the extra large, but it's too much. Too big, something I never thought I'd say. I didn't want it to water up before I can finish it all. They have smokes in there and tons of other liquor. I love this Lil place.

This place used to be pretty decent, now they have trouble deciding if they accept cash or not, and…read morethe employees are closed and out the door by 8:30pm even on weekends, despite everything from Google to their website saying they're open until 10pm. Their doors say 9pm but I've shown up at 8:30pm multiple days this month and the store was already shut, locked, lights out and employees gone home. Pretty typical, lazy, Louisiana liquor store.

Ordered a buschwacker and it tastes like a stained glass window. A whole bunch of everything. Not…read moresure what is going on in there but lots of science experiments with their drinks. Just a whole lot of everything. A strawberry pina colada mix just tastes like straight coconut. Not an enjoyable experience. The lady opened my drink to make sure she put strawberry in and then re-covered it after having dumped part of it out. Very confusing experience.

Beware of the manager here. She is unusually confrontational for no reason and does not value her…read morecustomers. This is a place we liked to come thanks to the two for one deals. We often come during the happy hour which starts at 4 PM. We happened to be running errands a little before 4 PM, but we remembered they have a two for one coupon listed here on Yelp. We have used it before without issue many times. Until today. Before placing the order, we let the girl behind the counter know that we were using the Yelp check-in, which she said okay to without issue. Very friendly! After the drinks were being made (3 had already been completed), the manager came out of no where. Please read the two other reviews posted about this incident for more details. She was extremely rude without reason, telling us that we couldn't use the coupon and saying they are not associated with Yelp??? Please note that you can see her active here on the Yelp page, and also note (like I mentioned previously) that we have used this coupon here before. When she told us this, we were polite and understanding (even though it was all around a very odd and aggravating situation). Yet she felt the need to raise her voice repeating that they would not accept the coupon. Okay.....? We will not be coming back here. We do like the drinks, even though they are not strong compared to other daiquiri locations. That is usually fine since we get a deal with two for one. The other shops we have gone to have always had the nicest workers, particularly a shop over on Line by Superior Grill. We usually come here due to the convenience of the location alone, but it is no longer worth it. Please see the screenshots, and make note of the fact that the address for this location is also listed.

Having been here twice to this location, gas prices were reasonable. It was easy to get in and out…read more Prices on goods inside were reasonable as well. Right off I-20, easy to get in and out. No complaints with me.

We just stopped by for some cold coffees and snacks. It was reasonably clean and priced. It's right…read moreoff of I-20.

Stopped by Cajun Daiquiris and grabbed a Sex on the Beach daiquiri…read more It was really good. Smooth, cold, and packed with flavor without being overly sweet. Easy to drink and exactly what you want when you're just trying to relax and cool off. What stood out to me is how interesting it is that only in Louisiana you can pull up and get a daiquiri through a drive thru. Definitely not something you see everywhere, and it makes the whole experience that much more memorable. The spot itself is casual and easygoing. Service was quick and friendly, and everything came out fast. Solid place to stop if you're in the area and want a good daiquiri.

Always a treat to order from (: the staff is very friendly and the drinks are bomb. They have…read moreawesome snowcones if you don't drink!!