Look, we have all heard the legends of the mystical highway oasis. You pull off the interstate just…read moreneeding a tank of gas and a bathroom break, and suddenly you are sucked into a neon-lit vortex of capitalism, 60-flavor soda fountains, and questionable life choices. Enter Wally's in Fenton, Missouri--the land where even the grumpiest of pre-teens are forced to lay down their arms and admit, "Okay, this place is actually kind of cool." That, my friends, is nothing short of a roadside miracle. What to Expect When You Enter the Wally's Universe The Enormity... This is not your average sleepy corner gas station. It is an enormous palace of convenience. You might want to pack a compass just in case you lose your travel companions in the retail aisles. The Food Situation (Proceed with Caution/Appetite): The Soda... Over 60 flavors. Go wild, mix Dr. Pepper with blue raspberry, or just stick to a classic signature frozen Sloosh. The Pizza... As our intrepid reviewers noted, the pizzas are HUGE. If you order a 3-meat whole pie, be prepared to perform CPR just to get the box into your home refrigerator. Slice options are also available for the less ambitious. The Rest: BBQ sandwiches, freshly popped popcorn, ice cream treats, and warm drinks from the Cafe. The Amenities: Sparkling clean restrooms (with plenty of them, praise be!) and extra-friendly staff members who are ready to help you navigate your sudden urge to buy unexpected necessities. Pro-Tip for Travelers: If you find yourself cruising down I-44 near Fenton, save some extra time. You aren't just making a pit stop; you're embarking on an experience.

Wally's is basically like a miniature Beaver gas station, and it has become part of our Six Flags…read moretradition! There are so many gas pumps that you should never have to wait for one, and once you walk inside, there's a whole experience waiting for you. They have a similar setup to the Beaver location, with gourmet popcorn, beef jerky, pulled pork, brisket, smash burgers, chicken fingers, hot dogs, and so much more. And, most of the food is pretty reasonably priced. Whenever we go to Six Flags in this area, we have a tradition of stopping at Wally's on the way there to grab dinner. Then, when we leave Six Flags, we'll stop again to get a drink for the drive home. It's usually much more affordable than eating inside the amusement park, and there are so many options that everyone can find something they like. This weekend, our group had a little bit of everything. We had someone get a hot dog, someone got chicken fingers, others had smash burgers, chopped brisket, and pulled pork. Everyone agreed it was "bussin," which, according to the high schoolers, means it was really good! They also have these kettle chips that come in a bag that doesn't look particularly huge, but somehow there are SO many chips inside. We passed the bag around the car and still had leftovers for the ride home. The girls also had to get a slushie, which was especially refreshing because it was so hot outside. And since they have their own bakery, I grabbed a cookie, and it did not disappoint. There's also plenty of shopping, including blankets, T-shirts, postcards, stickers, and all kinds of other souvenirs. They even have their own hot sauce! This definitely isn't a place where you're going to run in, grab something, and immediately leave. There's so much to look at that you're going to spend some time wandering around. For us, Wally's has become just as much a part of the Six Flags experience as the amusement park itself. It's something we look forward to both on the way there and on the way home, and this weekend was no exception!

Fine gas station. Clean, spacious. Decent prices at the pump. Combination Sun Up and BP.read more

This gas station/convenience store (Sun Up) combination is pretty much like its local competitors…read more Outside, there are 12 fuel pumps that provide gas or auto diesel. Inside, the store has the usual convenience items: fountain soft drinks, grill foods, snacks and candies, liquor, and a small selection of pantry foods. There's a food counter that appears open only on Saturdays for barbecue.

Nice bp store. Decent gas station, run-of-the-mill prices. Nice area, accessible location from very…read morebusy Manchester road.

From the owner: Quick stops. Quality fuel. Easy rewards. BP keeps you moving and with the earnify app, you earn…read morepoints every time you visit.

I travel the area a lot for work as an electrician. I need gas and to use the restroom often, so I…read morefrequent this one often. Every time I go in it feels like they are looking at me expecting me to steal something or go crazy. I don't care most of the time but, again, I used to go here often. I am indifferent. However my last time at that location I saw at least 3-4 people at the register. There was 1 customer In front of me and all of them did not even acknowledging that I was there and that they would be with me soon. It's a small slight but it says a lot about the business. I will not be giving them my hard earned money. It's inconvenient but I will be getting my gas somewhere else.

The attendant at the Quik Trip was very friendly. I didn't have to wait. This was the Quirk trip in…read moreWest St. Louis County at Manchester and Reis road.

I came at 8:10PM, and the worker was attitude so bad, she's female. I never expected that at all…read morespecially in Ballwin. Bad customer service never came back.

Vickie is the most rude/mean/ignorant person ever I will stop going there.....................she…read moredoes not care about the customers and she also double park's in the customer parking

I get my gas at Sam's just down the street. Today Circle K's gas was $2.33, and I'd just paid $2.29…read moreat Sam's. This Circle K does seem to be pretty competitive with Sam's on gas prices, probably because they're close in proximity. But today, I stopped for a Diet Dew, XL. The clerk was eating when I walked in, so I didn't get much of a greeting. At least his Mama taught him not to talk with his mouth full. I do love that self-serve fountain concept, so you can get as little or as much ice as you desire. I desire little, so I get more beverage. No idea how many ounces in this massive Polar Pop cup (styrofoam), but it does say XL. 82 cents.

I don't know if I am really suppose to review a gas station, but this is one of my daily stops. I'm…read morenot a coffee drinker, so I stop for my 44 ounce diet Dr. Pepper Polar Pop. $0.69 for any size. It's a average gas station, with pretty good people that work there, however they change on a weekly basis.

Amazing gas station located at the intersection of Clayton Rd & Baxter…read more It's a Phillips 66 gas station with an amazing drive-thru car wash that will knock your socks off! The 4-in-1 vac, shampoo, spot remover, car freshener is the bomb diggity. Four quarters gets you a full 6 minutes of go-time! Make it work or like me; have somebody else make it work for you (ladies don't wash cars where I'm from girls) I used the restroom while my car was being cleaned and it was perfectly sanitary. They have a large array of snacks, coffee & drinks for your stop & shop.

It's an okay place. They have gas. They have a decent convenience store. It's easy to get in and…read morearound the parking lot. Turning left out of the lot onto busy Manchester Road can be challenging.

Nice and easily accessible gas station. Fair prices, decent interior as well. Overall, solid.read more

Nice gas station. Easy to get in and out at and right on my way to work. My diet Dr. Pepper isn't…read morequite as good at the Polar Pop from Circle K, but it's good enough for me to stop in a couple times a week.

Brooke was phenomenal. I came through before and wasn't happy with the cost and the clean I…read morereceived and she let me come back to get a new clean. I really like to go through the car wash and then they have a digital display on where you need to pull up. I love that they will clean out your car for you and vacuum everything. It's a great service that they offer, but I don't feel like they typically clean it very well all the time The waiting room is pretty nice. It's a lot smaller, but I was able to pump while they were vacuuming out my car.

The manager Patrick was very unprofessional and rude. I recently had my drivers door painted and…read morestarted using my membership again. I did an interior and exterior wash. My wheels were extremely dirty too. I asked after the first wash if they could do my wheels. The girl originally said yes. There were 2cars there. Patrick had to ok my wheels. I'm willing to take my car through twice, but with the new paint job it's best to minimize the brushes. Who wants to leave a car wash with dirty wheels??? Patrick next time will "enforce" me going through the wash twice. I'm looking for another company.

Both gentlemen were very polite and helpful. The female bathroom was clean and smelled fresh. The…read moredrink display cooler was full and clean. The parking lot was upkept with no visual trash. The prices matched what was reported on signage. Glad I stopped in.

This place just opened in May with a week's worth of Grand Opening visits by the likes of Coors,…read moreSchlafly, Volpi, Prairie Farms, Hautly cheese, Shock Top, Cupcake wines, New Belgium Brewing Co., Rex Goliath wines, Breckenridge Brewing, Mike's Hard Lemonade, Smoking Loon wines, Colores Del Sol wines, Stella, Hoegaarden and many others (http://on.fb.me/usXkP7). This used to be an OLD filling station with the attendant sitting in a glass-enclosed booth situated between the pumps. You wouldn't DARE use the restrooms! They may have sold Clark bars and Juicy Fruit. Has it come a LONG way!! I am in the habit of patronizing this business, because it frequently has low gas prices, including this past Saturday's $3.09/gallon. But the transformation of this place is phenomenal!! The restrooms are spotless. Fountain drinks are abundant in all sizes and flavors. Ready-made foods include eggrolls (vegetable, pork and cheeseburger), brats, polish sausage, gourmet franks, sandwiches and many other offerings. There's frozen food, shelf food, ready-to-eat food, snack food, sweet food . . . nearly everything but foi gras. The liquor department is deep and varied, and there's a separate beer room. It's on the south side of Manchester Road between Mason and Weideman.