I filled up while on travel to League City. That was fine because i paid at pump and on my way. But…read moreI lost my receipt and was traveling on business. I have to turn receipts in so i called and the woman said no she couldnt print out a receipt that she was only a cashier. I asked for a manager and she said she is at another store. She said no I dont know the number. So no i did not get a receipt or help with how I could.

Their pumps never work and they act like they don't know what's going on. You're wasting your time…read morecoming here

Besides gas, there's some AMAZING looking food!!! Everything from pulled pork to steak and cheese!…read moreThere's also desserts too. For example, key lime pie and coconut pie. Come check them out.

This was our first visit to this Buc-ee's location and it was a little disappointing because we…read morebarely missed out on their hot food selections. You can still order bbq sandwiches after 8pm, but it will take time to prepare and not as convenient. The drink stations and snack selections are on par with other Buc-ee's. This location was small and did not offer any clothing or merchandise options. For its purpose in this town, away from the interstate, it does what it needs and is a good stop if you are in the area.

Very rude and rushed me out saying he wanted to go home and was closed said to check online for…read morehours and that he closed at 11:30 hours online say 24 hours.

Buyer beware. The street sign has gas at $2.50 per gallon for cash or Chevron card. I used my…read moreChevon card and was charged $2.57 per gallon. Reporting to the TDLR.

Nice clean Chevron near Clear Lake Park. Stop to get some ice for your cooler or to fill on your…read moregas tank on your car or boat.

Average gas station with average gas prices. The card price is 10 cents more than cash price,…read morepretty typical. I did not have to go inside today so my visit was quick in and out! Easy and clean area.

Don't shell out too much money at convenience stores, if you can help it…read more Right off the highway in League City you will find this Shell station. It is perfectly located if you're heading towards Houston, not so much towards Galveston, but it still gets the job done in that case also. The gas prices are about average, and the convenience store is fine. We definitely found it to be convenient, that's for sure.

I like going to this gas station it's not to bad of one to go too. They are nice and very talkativeread more

PLEASE READ !! Especially IF YOU ARE GOING HERE AT NIGHT AND ALONE!!!! (This is not for the day…read moreshift employee, the day shift is nice.) On November 13, 2025, at around 11:00 PM, I pulled into this Shell station. When I arrived, I realized my card was missing. I called my sister to check if she had it, and I remained parked and on the phone for about 10-15 minutes while she looked for it. Once she confirmed she had my card, I prepared to leave but noticed my gas cap was open, and the cap had fallen off somewhere near the station. I drove back, parked, and got out to look for it along the roadway in front of the gas station. I was walking calmly, looking around, and even laughing to myself because this was the fourth gas cap I've lost -- I was not upset, angry, or causing any disturbance. At approximately 11:30 PM, the overnight employee came out of the store and aggressively yelled at me, demanding to know what I was doing. I calmly explained that I had lost my gas cap and was just trying to find it. Without any reason, he escalated the situation. He became hostile, threatened to call the police and tow my car, and then began calling me names, including "bitch" and "white trash," among other insults. He continued screaming while approaching me in an aggressive manner as if he intended to hit me. At that moment, I felt physically unsafe. I was alone, at night, and wearing medical scrubs, clearly not a threat. My sister was still on the phone and heard the entire incident. Because his behavior became threatening, I called the police at 11:45 PM out of fear for my safety. There was no provoking behavior from me that justified his harassment or threatening behavior. I simply wanted to retrieve my gas cap and leave.

Clean! Quick in and…read moreout service. Off Nasa Parkway on the way to Kemah. Staff is always friendly! Prices are about the same as most Valero's In the area.

Has plenty of pumps. It's relatively clean. No issues with the pumps. Usually the Valero about…read moreblock east of NASA Parkway is a couple cents cheaper. I don't know how the restroom look as far as cleanliness goes.

Well did not think I would be giving review for circle K . Firs stop for coffee everyday .. Get the…read moresip and save !!! Always friendly workers and always clean !

LIVES UP TO THE NAME! Buc-ee's has an instant fan in me. The Texas City location is right off the…read moreinterstate, on the way to Houston from Galveston. It's a popular stop for affordable gas, iconic Texan brisket, and cute beaver merch. I appreciated the vast selection of snacks and treats. Between the fudge, tortilla factory, dried meats, and sandwich options I was rolling home! The beaver nuts didn't appeal to me, but they're a popular option! I tried the beaver chips, chicken tenders, and ordered a few different brisket sandwiches. Everything was PHENOMENAL! This is NOT gas station food, it's good ole' fashion Texan cuisine. Oh, and don't forget to grab a drink by the fountain dispenser. They're similar to a big gulp from 7-Eleven but not as diluted. I felt like a child again, I was so happy exploring this store after a long drive. The beaver plushies on the pick-up truck display are adorable. I was a total consumer during my visit. I bought a branded jersey, hat, pressed pennies, a tote, stickers, and magnets! All items had the iconic beaver face on them! If you're looking for wagons, fishing supplies (including bait), cowboy hats, kitchen utensils, and clothing, this store has you covered! It's such a convenient stop, as you can literally buy just about anything here. It's part market, part retail, part rest stop. My experience at the gas pump was easy, I didn't break the bank and parking was accessible. The restrooms are HEAVENLY! Super clean, and each stall has a red/green light to alert you as to which toilets are available. I spotted a staff member stationed in the men's restroom, ready to sanitize. The floor was shiny, not a spot to be seen anywhere. They even had tees and poo-poo spray near the restroom entrances! I had a nice exchange with a cashier girl who helped me get some change for the souvenir penny machines. My other interaction with a different cashier (near the smaller entrance) was a bit awkward. I accidentally left a small box of beaver chips in my cart after paying for the rest of my items and she acted like I was purposefully going to rob the joint. I hadn't even left the building! It was a genuine mistake, she didn't have to be so obnoxious. Overall, I had an A- experience. I'd definitely come back and stuff my face in the parking lot again. Eclectic country environments and zany mascot marketing are guilty pleasures of mine.

Come on...What's not to like?…read more By the time I write this and you read it, another 3 Buc-ee's,in 3 more states will have installed their brand of Gas Station tourism for the masses. I have to coyly admit,I'm a fan! Not just because of the cavernous wonderland that holds everything you need for your automobile tour of the highway. But,the founder attended my alma matter which elicits more than a little pride. This location was located exactly where I needed it,when I needed it. Long Live Buc-ee!