Bathroom break, and may as well get some gas while we're here…read more Greeted warmly when we entered. Tons of souvenirs and junk, plus snacks, but we were on a mission to get to South of the Border and all the junk there. There were several women in the bathroom, but they were incredibly sweet about me having brought a male careperson in. No one objected and you can't imagine what a relief that is to me every time that happens. The accessible stall was a tight squeeze but I was able to fit my entire wheelchair inside and shut the door. Love's is a truckstop and I was fascinated when they paged people to let them know that their showers were ready. Intrigued, I looked it up and it seems that the showers ARE accessible. Now I really want to see one. I have been on roadtrips before where I couldn't access a shower. That really put a damper on my mental health after a couple days. It's nice to know that I don't have to suffer, if there's a Love's around.

Not the biggest or cleanest, but they have what you need…read more The cashier was friendly. They had the real long windshield squeegees in the gas lines which is nice for a bigger SUV.

Great place great people!!!!!!'Sure gonna miss this store. Been there for ages, before any of my…read morekids were not in 1986 & 1989, I liked on north avenue behind Ricky store we walk there to eat and visit!. I give it a 5 star rating!

Friendly staff, decent gas prices but it needs to be cleaned a bit better. Overall decent place…read morefor a quick stop along a trip.

What an amazing country store! Stopped by for a bite to eat and the store was clean and staff so…read morefriendly. And I have to say.... Cheeseburger was delish! The first time I had pimento cheese.

They have great food, good people, and as we learned - they're in Danieltown, and they aren't just…read morea 'dot' on the map!

Friendly employees and good products with great prices. Frozen food section is small.read more

We were nuts about Good Earth Peanuts in Skippers, VA! From Emporia, we got there in a "Jif"!…read moreSituated behind the post office, and past the cute peanut LOVE sign is a welcoming building inviting you to come in and experience peanut heaven! There are barns and outbuildings around the store and a porch that beckons you to the country charm of this place! And yes, we took the token touristy photo of the peanut head! We couldn't resist! We were warmly greeted by the ladies in the shop and we commenced gathering our nutty selections! We purchased a ton of peanut items: a big bag of unsalted peanuts, butter toasted coated pecans, a can of salted peanuts, some smoked ham slices, a bottle of bbq sauce, a funny squishy stress peanut and some other gifts! We wanted some chocolate covered nuts too but we were traveling and it was hot as the dickens and didn't want them to melt! Next time! We had a great time checking out all the jams, jellies, condiments, pickles, nut butters, the ornaments and other items in the shop! Then we headed out to the car! I said, boy I wish the had peanut brittle! And my brother said, they did have some! So I went right back in and bought a couple of containers of the brittle! Mmmm! We opened one right away and this was the best peanut brittle we ever had! Light and airy and crunchy and buttery, not too hard. Our teeth were thankful for that! Go on and get you some! You won't be sorry! This is peanut country after all. And no, Skippy peanut butter wasn't named for this town, but it could have been!

We made a quick and easy detour to escape the traffic and stumbled upon this super cute peanut…read moreshop--totally worth the stop. The moment we walked in, we were greeted by the warm, savory aroma of freshly boiled peanuts and an incredibly friendly lady who made us feel right at home. We browsed around and left with two cups of boiled peanuts, 2 lbs of raw peanuts (to make my own), and a can of butter toasted pecans. The shop is full of goodies, including local honey, trail mixes, and all kinds of flavored pecans and peanuts--perfect for snacks or gifts. What really made this place stand out, though, was what I discovered on their website. The history of the Good Earth Peanut Company and the family behind it is genuinely fascinating. Whether you visit first or just want to learn more before you go, definitely take a moment to read their story--it adds so much heart to the experience.

I absolutely love Washburn's Marina. It's a lot of things rolled into one. Yes a marina where you…read morecan dock your boat and fuel up (both the boat and yourself). Great daily breakfast and lunch grill that had the best fried chicken on the lake imho. Lunch selections change daily for the most part. A nice selection of convenience store supplies as well as bait and tackle. And even though restrooms are not required they are provided. Picnic tables are provided with great views of the lake. Love getting a lunch takeout and just enjoying the beautiful scenery. As a local I appreciate having such a great place available year-round.

The food is awesome BUT one of their employees named hunter. creeps you out by staring and…read morefollowing you around and makes you feel very uncomfortable and is very unprofessional!!!!

Does anyone know if they still have in the restaurant area the black booths with long black…read morecushioned seats I think last time I was there they may have had about 2 or 3 of the these booths they are classics I have ate there a couple of times and really enjoyed sitting in the black booths the seats are very comfortable.let me know thanks and take care.

was heading up and to the right after leaving northern carolina when I noticed the gas gauge was…read moreway down in the scarier area below the 'E' and fueling took on a sudden urgency... M S 58 Plaza came up on the left 15 miles after the light so I pulled in and got situated. pumps weren't having anything to do with my card so I had to go in and prepay a tankful - quick, how much is about 18.5 gallons of regular @ 2.629 per? there's not a whole lot of anything in sight but town is actually just around the bend and you could save yourself half a buck of a fill up (...or not) so just fill up here because you're already here. looked like typical convenient items displayed in typical fashion with the typical markup (for your convenience of course (your money ain't gonna spend itself you know)) there was coffee on despite the holiday but neither hot food preparation nor freshly baked goods even though it looked like there may have been, recently, maybe...

If heaven was a place on Earth this would be it for an antique lover like me!!!!…read more Also thank you to the nice lady at the counter that helped me check out! Such a kind hearted soul.

N/ DM CM. Lots of smalls and collectibles. Lots to see in this old mill turned antique shop. Most…read moreitems are antique and vintage. Back part of store is new furniture and arts crafts area selling pottery. There's also a hardware store beside it. Prices seem ok. Lots of Christmas displays and even had a Santa photo set up.