I have visited CSB in Lindale many times, I have always been impressed with the cleanliness of the…read morerestaurant, the quick service and above all the friendliness of the staff. It is my go-to cookie stop for fresh cookies and sweet smiles.

The people here are so sweet just like there baked goodies! Thanks for the great experience!read more

The bathroom listed above by the candle shop seems to now be closed. However if you continue past…read moreall the shops on Main Street there's a town square of sorts with a splash pad. There are two reflective boxes that are public toilets.

A good distance from I-30, and no amenities. The parking area is in a beautifully maintained civic…read moreparking lot. I assume restrooms are only available from the local businesses. The Pioneer cafe across the street is an excellent choice for lunch, but it closes at 2 pm and on weekends.

Everything is GREAT at Buc-ee's My whole family loves to go…read moreto Buc-ee's! I live with an hour from at least 2 Buc--ee's in Texas. All of them have wonderful and friendly employees for starters! They have great food and awesome treats I can't live without. I always find either clothes or gifts there for me and my friends!! Every experience I've ever had there has been very positive.!! If you're in Texas within an hour or so of a Buc-ee's, "GO" experience it you won't regret it! I gave this review five stars but for some reason it's only showing one. I can't seem to change it. I apologize.!

What the heck is going on at this location? We stop at Buc-ee's every time we travel. Until…read moretoday, we took for granted clean restrooms and a warm breakfast sandwich. The restrooms didn't disappoint however... We walked over to the breakfast sandwich area and not one biscuit, burrito or croissant, not one. The whole area was empty like it was shit down. Keep in mind it was 6am. We walked over to the pastry area where there were several people standing around. The lady at pastry yells over, you got any sandwiches ready? The guy lets out a sigh, reaches in a warming area under the counter and tosses up 6 biscuits and 6 burritos. He brings out a tray of croissants and starts putting them together like he's got all day. I literally had time to walk over to the clothes area, pick my niece out a buck-ee costume and walk back and the guy still hadn't wrapped one croissant sandwich. When he finally wrapped the first sandwich, my husband asked to take that one and the guy said, they'll be up on the hot bar I. A few minutes. The guy literally wrapped every single croissant sandwich and laid them on the counter next to him before putting even one on the hot bar. I don't know who was in charge of that morning shift but I'm guessing no one. Who knows how much business they lost and people they pissed off prior to 6am but I guess no one cared.

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.

Tesla charing stations are typically tucked away in the corner of a large parking lot or hidden…read moredeep in the back of a rest stop. What most maps won't show however, is that this particular station is located in an elevated lot, which is essentially the roof of Woody's Smokehouse - Northbound (#1) directly across from the Shell gas station (#2). While the restaurant / gas station is located on St. Mary's St just off of I-45, one will still need to turn into N Fwy Service Road and drive up a slight incline hill to reach the lot. The supercharging site has a dozen Tesla stalls charging at 250kw along with another dozen stalls dedicated to Rivian vehicles. The lot is expansive -- great for space but less so when heat is bouncing off the concrete in full force. The other bit of good news? Woody's Smokehouse is kind of cool. Without going too hard into a review, they've got a good mix of spacious bathrooms, souvenirs for last minute gifts, and a nice selection of BBQ and comfort foods. I'm never going to be mad about stopping to charge the vehicle while perusing all there is to see at Woody's. Not all charging stations / rest stops are created equal but I have to give this Centerville stop a thumbs up for being more than adequate. It's not too crowded and there are bins for garbage disposal. Iny my book, it is a legit destination for charging, resting, and feasting. ___________ (#1) https://www.yelp.com/biz/woodys-smokehouse-northbound-centerville (#2) Not to be confused with the *other* Woody's Smokehouse that is *also* next to a Shell gas station about 100 feet away. I wish I was kidding.

Several stations, including accessible stations, in an 'L' pattern, and also included charging for…read moreRivian EV as well. So to be clear this station is dual branded. I charged here twice and while it was busy I had no issue finding a space. I charged quickly at the standard rate 36 cents. While I charged I rested and shopped at Woody's Smokehouse. There is also a picnic table. Of note: if you are in a wheelchair you cannot get down to the bathroom. It is stairs only.

Conveniently located next to an Olive Garden restaurant and steps from an Outback Steakhouse off…read moreI-35 at exit 220B. No external restrooms available after the restaurants close. WiFi Signal is lost once you leave the Olive Garden's foyer.

Nice stop on our way to Arkansas. Not many superchargers in Arkansas so you better take advantage…read moreof this one. Olive Garden and The Outback are within close walking distance.

Trustworthy, competent, and fair priced. That's the 3 words that come to mind after hiring Zachary…read morefrom Honorable Electric. I needed some outdoor electrical repairs done to restore power at a residence. Zachary provided professional and timely service.. He treated me with genuine respect and communicated clearly. He was organized and worked quickly to resolve my electrical issues. I felt good paying him for his work because his service was outstanding and he was so easy to work with. If I need any electrical work done will go to him exclusively. I highly recommend him for his integrity and professionalism.

Make sure you ask if there is a fee to do a estimate...He want the client to measure and send…read morephotos.

Tesla supercharger stop with Whataburger!! No need for another review lol can't beat this combo!!read more