First Buc-ees experience did not disappoint. Best bathrooms I've seen in a gas station. Drink and…read morefood choices galore. Dang good BBQ for a freaking gas station. So good we made sure we hit this spot on the way to Memphis and on the way back to Pittsburgh.

Zero stars. Hated it. Blinding overhead lighting…read moreNo organization Too many people for that ridiculous layout Don't sell regular Mountain Dew Do sell alcoholic Mountain Dew Their brand of Pepto was gross and sus Bagged popcorn was stale and all husks Ignored at the muffin display Left because there was a fly landing on all the muffins Also ignored by multiple workers at both the fudge and nuts stations Multiple issues with disabled accessibility Overpriced branding items Their rice krispies treat tasted like cardboard Buc-ee's... more like suck-ees.

I feel apologetic that I do not visit here more often, which has more to do with proximity. I…read morepromise that I make up for it with recommendations! This shop taught me that an iced lavender latte can be divine, and I indulged in one this weekend. Still delicious! I do wish they offered larger drink sizes. Their largest option is a medium compared to other shops. Parking can be tricky. It's a small parking lot so you'll likely have to maneuver parking on the side streets.

Didn't know this place even existed until I saw them on our Books and Brews passport for the LFPL…read more I'm always up for trying new places. I asked my friend to come here since it was on the way to another destination. It is definitely a unique little building. The inside was rather quite interesting, one side is the coffee/bakery/market side. The other has inside seating. We definitely looked around and at the menu to decide what we wanted. They have a cooler in the middle of the store for drinks. Since we were in a hurry (to get to our destination) my friend got a bottled glass coke and I got bottled glass Fanta. The employee behind the counter was quite interactive and was interested in knowing what prizes we got after getting the stamps on the passport. I wish we weren't in a hurry otherwise, would love to have sat down and enjoy an iced coffee and maybe a bakery treat. There's always next time.

First time here and it was convenient. Has eight chargers and is across the street from a nice…read morecoffee shop. There are garbage cans right next to the chargers. So if you sit there and have your lunch while charging, you don't have to tote the garbage around in your car. Small convenience but nice to have!

I would give it 3 stars for the convenience and the location right off of the highway but overall…read moreit was very slow. Another Tesla driver also asked me if I thought it was so slow and I agreed. I needed the charge but it was worth my time to drive elsewhere and get 100 miles in 15 min

Amazing state of the art facility! The shaken and stirred class was so fun! Highly recommend a…read moretasting tour, you won't regret it!

Very cool and modern spot on the bourbon trail. Our guide was Michelle and she was super down to…read moreearth and knowledgeable. I really enjoyed the tastings from the barrel! We also got to look at the special whiskey library which was neat (pun not intended). We stayed for lunch and it was somehow / possibly even better than the whiskey!! Will was our server and he was the man! Soo attentive and friendly (give this man a raise!). We shared some apps - the chicken egg rolls and Brussel sprouts. For my main I got the Chef special which was the gumbo.. so good.

Located next to the parking lot of the National Corvette Museum, this small charging station…read moreincludes three CCS chargers and one CCS-CHAdeMO charger. It is located on the southern perimeter of the Museum. The area is not shaded and other than the Museum, there really is nothing else within walking distance. It is not especially convenient to I-65 as there is an intersection and a few turns to get to here. I've seen better locations with more going on nearby. If you're visiting the museum and juicing up your car, it's great. But if you're looking for something else to do while filling up the battery, you're stuck. [Review 13604 overall, 923 of 2020, number 114 in Kentucky.]

Tesla does have super chargers in Nashville, the network is huge, your Tesla should map out your…read moretrip for you. The only place I have ever had a problem is across the upper western states, it is a little a little spotty there, but I drove from Northern California to Minneapolis with some planning.

Right in the Meijer parking lot. You can shop at the store while waiting for s full chargeread more

This is a great place to stop if you are not familiar with Shelby Country or you are looking for…read morethings to do there. They have a wealth of information and plenty of brochures for just about anything in Shelby County. A must stop.

From the owner: ShelbyKY is a Destination Marketing Organization designed to promote Shelbyville, Simpsonville and…read moreShelby County as a unique year-round destination driving sustainable economic growth and quality of life. Shelby KY is a getaway destination for leisure, equine and sports with a thriving downtown core. Visit the American Saddlebred Capital of the World, located on I-64 between Louisville & Lexington! Shop in one of our many eclectic shops in charming downtown Shelbyville or the only designer outlet mall at the Outlet Shoppes of the Bluesgass. Make your way to one of our delicious eateries throughout ShelbyKY, featuring Kentucky Proud and Kentucky Crafted items. Interested in a spirited beverage? Check out one of our wineries or distilleries for a tour, cocktail or tasting. If you're looking for a family friendly attraction, be sure to schedule an American Saddlebred Horse Farm Tour in advance. Stay in one of our unique accommodations including downtown lofts and vacation rentals in the middle of horse country, country cottage, and many branded hotel properties from which to choose. Located between Louisville and Lexington, we are a great place to stay while you visit the surrounding areas, all within minutes of the Bourbon Trail

Amazing how easy to checkout. Friendly people greeting Ms Anna…read more Personal coupons mailed of specific item I buy on a regular basis. Plenty of parking Clean facilities.

meijer, Meijer, MEIJER…read more I love you, Meijer, but there are times when I despise you. My history with Meijer goes back well over 30 years, having grown up in Michigan.  Before Walmart had 24 hour stores, there was Meijer, who opened 24 hours long before Walmart ever started. And then I worked for Create-A-Card (if you remember them), which had personalized card printing in, literally, every single Meijer location.  At the time I worked for Create-A-Card there were less than 50 stores.  Meijer and I go a LONG way back. So as far as big-box, full-retail stores go, it's always my go-to.   Groceries?  Check Sweat pants? Check Aquarium filters?  Check Windshield solvent?  Check Sharpies?  Check Self-Sealing Stem Bolts? Check ..and the list goes on. The staff at Meijer is usually very helpful (if a bit hard to find), and there's never a team member sitting around doing nothing.  People who work at Meijer usually have a great work ethic and I don't know that I've ever felt like I was bothering anyone when I would ask them where I could find self-sealing stem bolts. Likewise the store is usually pretty clean.  Not like Walmart, where it usually feels like you're walking into a friend's house, but that friend has 6 or 7 kids under the age of 7 and none of them cleans up after themselves or puts their toys away.  They often tend to keep the produce area pretty tidy, which is a challenge because of...produce. This location does a great job of keeping shelves stocked and tidy. They also don't clutter the aisles with pallets very often. I have one complaint.  One, single complaint about Meijer, and that is checking out.   As much as they would rather you use manual checkout, some people (like myself) would rather eschew the impersonal and actually have an interaction with a live human being. I hate and I loathe and I despise self checkout.   It's impersonal. The amount of time between "beep" and "place the item in the bagging area" is just about the shortest measure amount of time In The World. Produce is such a pain in the ass to scan at the self checkout Self checkout talks AT you, not with you. The Absolut worst thing you can try to check out with is alcohol. (see what I did there?) In general, I hate self checkout. As a result, I prefer checking out with a p-e-r-s-o-n, which leads me to my complaint (my self-checkout diatribe wasn't a complaint, it was more of a rant):  Meijer is *terrible* at opening up additional checkout lanes.  I mean, 4 to 6 people waiting in 4 or more checkout lanes, carts 2/3 full or more, and they don't open additional registers.  They'd rather have people wait in line for 15 or more minutes to check out than they would call up additional staff to get people cashed out. This, to me, is Meijer's biggest failure...and it honestly didn't start until self checkout got big.  We used to shop at Meijer every Sunday and would always go to the same cashier because your build up a rapport with them and it makes the process a little nicer than listening to a machine yell at you because it took 2.387 milliseconds too long to put that frozen burrito in the bagging area.