The Grapevine Supercharger station is convenient and well placed. There are 12 stalls total with 8…read moreon the west side of the convenience store and another 4 in the east side. There's also a really good car wash next door that does a good job. The Texaco station/convenience store has nice bathrooms and plenty of Texas memorabilia to look at while you're topping off the Tesla.

Super fast and for those who don't like to stay in the car while charging is perfect because there…read moreis a place to seat inside the store/restaurant with a large variety of drinks and ok food. Also it's very Texan decorated.

Good food and the service was great. Will definitely visit when I'm in the area againread more

MI've been in the Dallas area for the past week and I'm giving up beef when I get back home. We…read morecame here on a Thursday evening and I ordered the prime rib with fries and asparagus. Food was amazing!!! I washed that down with two old fashioned. Drinks were good!! The service was great, our waiter continuously check on us without being overbearing and kept our drinks flowing. We set outside and enjoyed the cool breeze which enhanced our experience. Overall I enjoyed this place and would recommend it to anyone looking for a good steakhouse to visit.

Start to finish GFE handled this project seamlessly such that I felt no anxiety during the process…read more The installation came in way under the projected timeline and even with Houston weather issues plaguing its completion - all worked out perfectly

I don't normally write reviews, and Good Faith Energy did not ask me to write this review, but I've…read morehad such good experiences with this company that I had to express my praise for Good Faith Energy. I first contacted Good Faith Energy to help with solar planning for an all-electric house build I was building in Dallas, TX. While the house was still in the pre-drywall phase, I wanted to make sure that anything that could be added in the construction phase to help with solar installation later was done. Good Faith Energy helped me out, and for a nominal fee, they designed an electrical plan and coordinated with the builder on what components would make installation easier in the future. My original plan was to build the house and live in the house for a year to figure out my electricity needs, and then design a solar system around my usage. However, after moving in in early 2025, I decided to proceed with solar installation given my fear that the solar tax credit would be going away soon. I explored several solar companies, but ultimately picked Good Faith Energy. They were familiar with the products I was interested in (REC solar panels, SPAN panels, and Tesla Powerwall 3). They are very involved with the community and post very insightful videos on YouTube. You can tell that their owner and all of the employees are passionate about what they sell and install, and truly care about selecting the right solar system for you. My sales associate with Sammy, who was happy to provide different quotes, and he offered me very good suggestions about things I hadn't thought of. Joe was the engineer that worked on the plans, and he was also incredibly helpful and patient with me. He understood my desire to maximize the number of panels on my roof space, and tried out different ways with the design to maximize solar production. Samantha and Amanda were excellent project managers, who kept me informed throughout the entire project. My install was a bit more complicated than a typical residential system. My house is all-electric, and I have a 320 amp service powering two 200 amp panels. As a result, I ultimately went with a 28.5 kW REC solar panel system powering two separate sets of Tesla Powerwall 3 (5 total). Special shoutout to our electrician Ronnie and the site manager Shane, along with the rest of the Good Faith Energy install team, who battled some of the hottest days this summer to install the project on time. Their attention to detail was impressive, and the result is a very clean install. I live in a conservation district in Dallas, and as a result, I needed approval from the conservation district as well as from the City of Dallas. It took several months to get a permit, but Good Faith Energy had experience with this and knew how to handle it. There was one minor rough patch. We scheduled a city inspection two weeks ahead of schedule, but Good Faith Energy wasn't there where the city inspector came, which generated an immediate red-tag. However, this was ironed out by the next week, and we received a green tag after just one inspection the following week. Since the install, I've had a couple minor issues with the system, but Good Faith Energy was quick to respond and resolve the issues. I have been left with a feeling that this company stands behind their project. In the end, for such a complex and expensive project, I have had an extremely positive experience working with Good Faith Energy, and I would recommend them to anyone looking for a solar install in DFW.

Three Buc-ee's in a row is a bit much but that's how it worked out as I wrap up my Texas tour of…read moreBuc-ee's, adding Denton as the 30th I have reviewed in https://www.yelp.com/collection/K2PxaWl_0nh8YV5DNxaJVA/Buc-ee-s. Having visited eight in the last week, from Auburn AL and Pass Christian MS and across Texas), it's easy to see how formulaic they are and how they all have the same features. Located adjacent to a busy highway exit, it's easy to access and they don't allow tractor trailers so you're not dodging big trucks. Huge expansive parking lot that rings the whole store. Dozens if not a hundred gas pumps, all clean and free of litter. Multiple entrances with handicapped parking immediately in front of each one. Inside, you'll probably get a "Welcome to Buc-ee's!" as you enter. As you walk around the store, you'll maybe here a shouted "Fresh brisket on the board!" as a new piece of beef is set out for slicing. In the center, a sandwich station where they're making up tacos and sandwiches. There's an area where they are candying nuts. A fudge counter. A jerky counter. A handmade tortilla station. Bunkers with snacks and fresher foods like salads, sandwiches, protein packs, cups of banana pudding and coconut pie. A wall of soda fountains with two dozen options. Coffee and fixings. A third of the store is consumed with decor. Some of it is very much Buc-ee's merchandise with tshirts, swimsuits, hats, jackets and the like. A seasonal tshirt on display. And much of it is Southern styled decor with the occasional bible quote or some other risque and double entendre. Clean restrooms. No, really. They pay a $40k a year salary to people to keep the floors clean, the counters wiped, the paper towels stocked and the toilets clean. I have never seen a dirty Buc-ee's toilet in ever. There a reason Buc-ee's is a destination and they're working to come closer to you. I've been to Buc-ee's in ten states and they're expanding with new ones in Colorado, Ohio and Arizona opening recently. Go check it out! [Review 411 of 2026 - 720 in Texas - 25594 overall]

This was my first time at this Buc-ee's location and it was the first time I noticed any of the…read morebakery case with fruit flies. I wanted to try one of the paddle tails but there were little flies flying around in the case. The nibblings got the jerky they love and we got a few drinks but overall I was turned off by the bakery case. The restrooms and the rest of the store was clean Buc-ee's 2800 S Interstate 35E Denton, TX 76201 (Review 39 in 2025 and 882 overall)

Food was excellent, with the exception of the potatoes. They had way too much onion in them to the…read morepoint I didn't finish them. Traditional eggs benedict was delicious and the bacon was thick and a great consistency. My wife's waffles were fantastic and the strawberries on them were fresh. We ordered delivery so cannot speak to the service or the restaurant decor itself, but based on food, we will try this place again!

2 large groups for brunch/lunch today and second group was a surprise so group one all shuffled to…read moreaccommodate group 2. Service was a challenge for same reason but our waiter is given an A for effort...reserved room was so hot when we arrived at 11:00...finally started to cool down about 11:45... Food was ok...expensive but in-line w other Grapevine area restaurants. Very basic eggs and pancakes. Hard to serve food hot w 15-16 orders for each group at the same time. Would I recommend this place for another group meeting....nah. No Senior menu which was disappointing as our whole group was senior citizens. Average cost for 2 eggs, pancakes and bacon $18.00 and coffee was $4.00! Other areas w senior menus are more affordable.

Great location and conveniently located. Make sure you keep your spacing between the bays so you…read morecan take advantage of a fast charge.

My favorite place to "recharge" when in Arlington. Quick charge & a beautiful location to enjoy!read more

16 Superchargers, available 24/7, up to 72kW…read more Grab food at Angelo's Bar-B-Que or M + O Station Grill while you wait. Great location!

Beer garden resturant w big screens TVs cheap decent food by chargers…read moreIce cream burger place walking distance - chargers usually not busy ar this location too

You always hear in the news about Malls dying out but that's absolutely not the case at Stonebriar…read more It's always insanely busy here even when it's not the holidays. In summertime, try to park in the garage downstairs by the food court area. Whether you're a budding youngin', teenager, long suffering parent, this is the place to go! LEGOs, Macy's, Nordstrom, Dick's Sporting Goods, William Sonoma, blah blah blah the list goes on! Also this mall has AMC movie theaters here too so that's nice! On certain weekends, you'll see bright eyes kids singing spritely in front of their beaming parents so that's also pretty sweet.

I can't help it. I love the mall. A physical walkable mall with all the joy and mystery of…read morediscovering new and amazing things. What treasures and secrets await us! Stonebriar Centre has the pillar department stores we need for life event purchases and please don't ever go away. You just have to walk in and try on clothes especially for special occasions. And have the requisite undergarments as well. Plus all the other stores, a little food, enough space to cover, plenty of Pokéstops to spin, and sufficient parking. It's in a great location. What do they need to work on: those bathrooms. Always a mess and always broken. C'mon mall management. We live in a post-pandemic era- make it clean and working please.