Changing station is in a goofy spot. Right in front of one of the stalls and then it's exposed…read morewhere all can see you changing your kiddo too. I did like the hands free drying system cuz it lit up blue when you place your hands under it.

Lots of space for Truckers! No need to park on the shoulders or tight on the rest areas. This is…read morethe place!

This is a little gem for travelers driving through west Texas. The station offers Exxon gasoline,…read moreBurger King, a small gift store and really clean restrooms. I pulled in so I could join a conference call and noted there was some tree shade over their parking lot. Not enough but it was better than roasting in the open sun during my call. While here, I took advantage of quality gasoline and topped the tank off. Then my stomach started to growl and I got som BK. The store had some interesting souvenir items for sale as well as basic needs for snacks and hardware. The restroom, the whole store in fact, was very clean. I was pleased also with the quality of the service and the fast food I ate here.

I ate a burger here many years ago and it was awesome. I was in the area again and went today and…read morewanted another burger but as I looked at the menu, I asked the lady at the register for the restroom location. Instead of answering me, she looked at the owners. The owners looked at me and then said that I cannot use it. There I am, a paying customer wanting to EAT in this establishment and was not given the opportunity to use the restroom (including washing my hands during Covid-19). Not only does the refusal of the restroom bother me but also the owner's manner of denying me use. They did not immediately tell the woman I could not use the restroom. instead they (man and woman possibly a couple) moved over to where they could see me. The man read my hat that says, Disabled Veteran and proud of it. He also look ed me up and down then told the woman I could not use the restroom. Would not even tell me himself and I was right there. I feel that other than it being unsanitary and rude to run a restaurant and not allow paying customers to use the restroom, I also feel that I was denied not because they deny everyone but because they had to look me over to decide if I could use it. I am a Caucasian 63 year old man and the owners are as Asian. I don't know if I was denied because I am white or if I am a Veteran but since the lady running the register had to ask, I assume that some people are allowed restroom use if they pass the visual inspection buy the owners. I feel that I was treated rudely and that my civil rights were violated. If they had to see me before answering, they based their answer on how I looked. In my opinion, these people base their customer service on the race of the customers. They will take your money while denying you the most basic of service. This is my opinion only and may not be correct but I think the average customer would feel the same way if treated the same way. I do not recommend this place to anyone. Zero stars would be my rating if it were available.

Been going here since high school for his chineese food. Every time we take new people they always…read moresay gas station chineese sounds gross until i finally get then to try it then they are hooked forever. Owner is also a great guy

This last weekend was my wife's and my forty-sixth anniversary. We contacted the Holiday Inn at…read moreGranbury because we wanted to spend the night there. It was our forty-sixth anniversary, and we were there to see the live production of Mary Poppins at the Opera House in Granbury. When we got to the hotel and were given our room, when we opened the door, in the room were balloons that said Happy 46th Anniversary, gold and silver balloons on either side, and a couple of glasses and chilled wine. I cannot express how amazing it was to be treated so kindly at the Holiday Inn. I can only say that if there is a place where you would like to stay and be treated very well, please go to the Granbury Holiday Inn and enjoy their hospitality. Five stars for sure.

The truck parking lot is pretty big, there's plenty of parking availability tonight (6pm on a…read moreTuesday). The store is well stocked. Showers ($17) are hot and clean. There's a restaurant called Iron Skillet and a Popeyes inside. Laundry is $3.25 wash/dry (each). Cycles are about 45 minutes each. There's a 'theater', too!

Fast and friendly service! Great food, too!…read moreTrucker may park here for the night. The facility is clean and the bathrooms are well kept. I was surprised when I saw the place for the first time.

Used to really like this store and actually go there fairly often when the young fellow with longer…read morehair was working here, made good food for sure. Last visit I was way thrown off at the delusional snowflake mentality with the mandatory masks...and AGAIN about to expire milk. I'm not returning, people ignorant enough to join the mass deception of destroying our economy don't deserve customers. And I'd appreciate my gallon of milk to not expire in a week please.

I was the first to review 8 years ago and not much has changed. The location is still a (mostly)…read moreconvenient on/off I-20 at exit 425. There has been a lot of construction over the past few years. The restroom is large and clean. Always stocked. Hot food options and cold food as well as the usual snacks are available. The drive through has been unused for most of the years. Gas prices are competitive with other DAFW stations. On Aug 6 it was $3.79. I took a couple selfies with all the horse and cow statues, then hit the road.

This store charges above marked price on food. I went to buy a $2.24 bag of chips and they charged…read more$3.35. They claim it is legal in texas to charge above "suggested" retail. Stay away from these crooks.

Pilot Travel Center is the way to go!…read more My husband is a true believe of Pilot Travel Center and they are always or go-to stop for cheap gas, clean bathrooms and great snacks. The bathrooms in this pilot were clean as always, but there aren't as many stalls as they have in other locations. Besides their usual snacks, this location also has a McDonalds and a Subway connected to the main building. This location also has a full section of Texas souvenir items, which I thought was pretty cool. Last but not least, gas prices were great as usual!

I went here earlier this week for a Cinnabon... they were nowhere to be found! I asked the…read morecashier if it was temporary (a Covid-19 thing maybe?) or permanent, but she said she was new and didn't know the answer. Decent cinnamon rolls are getting harder and harder to find and Cinnabon may not be the best, but they're the best for a chain. Just tragic...

Soup and salad bar is great, especially on Sunday when they have broccoli and cheese soup. Check…read morethe salad bar first to make sure it has been refilled.

Classic The Jolly…read moreTruckstop has been around since I was a kid. I grew up in Jolly, and my mother and brother still live here. Country music singers often come through, so key your eyes peeled. There's a somewhat famous restaurant attached where you can get some amazing food! Try that chicken-fried steak!

Nice and hot and SUPERCLEAN showers! Private and secure, was really welcomed after being unhomed…read morefor months. Bathing is a luxury unfortunately and TA DENTON made it a relaxing and enjoyable experience.

Most Disgusting place I've been in a long time. Stopped to…read moreget gas , use the bathroom and possibly get food from the BK, but starting with the gas pump, which was filthy, the aread around the pumps, spilled gasoline, oil and god-knows-what and then the bathroom. It was like a scene from a Saw movie. I couldn't get out of there fast enough. Go anywhere but here.

This Oklahoma Welcome Center is located right off Interstate 35 going north and south in…read moreThackerville, OK. It's a terrific rest stop/welcome center for all those tourists needing info on where to go and what to explore when visiting Oklahoma. And that was the case for me. I was coming to Oklahoma...specifically Oklahoma City and was interested in getting some insight into the worthwhile attractions and landmarks that Oklahoma is known for. I really didn't preplan ahead of time for visiting Oklahoma. I just knew that I had never stepped foot inside the state and wanted to get a real feel experience for all the cool spots, hangouts, parks, museums...etc. This Welcome Center had it! Any type of brochure, guide and map...this place was a one stop shop. Inside the Welcome Center...all they ask for from you is to provide them with your home zip code which they write down for their own statistics. Meanwhile...I was grabbing plenty of brochures for all the interesting sights and areas in Oklahoma City. I left with a bag full of information for my explorations! This place was the perfect introduction to Oklahoma. And it was here where I discovered Turner Falls Park, a pleasant waterfall setting located in Davis, OK about 47 miles straight north from here. Obviously while at this welcome center, you might as well use the restroom. They have plenty of grassy area for walking your dog, even some picnic tables if you'd like to take time having lunch. What really won me over about this rest stop was right at the front entrance section when driving in from the northern side of the highway, off to the right-hand side...there's a wonderful Welcome to Oklahoma Sign that is definitely picture worthy. Especially, for me...I've been trying to visit every state in the USA and here at this welcome center, the sign for entering was shaped exactly like the state of Oklahoma, with the top part of the sign pointing towards the left...a replica of how you'd envision the state to appear. I absolutely recommend a getting a picture of this. Plus, near the welcome center building was a bison sign again stating this is Oklahoma along with some interesting facts and history about what the state is known for. Ultimately for myself, getting to be here at the border of Texas and Oklahoma was sort of a surreal moment. I'm just a random person who grew up in New York and after 42 years finally stepping foot in Oklahoma, (a place in my head that reminds me of the heartland of America)...it was pretty exciting! Just some last facts about this Oklahoma Welcome Center... - It's situated 83 miles north of Dallas, TX and 124 miles south of Oklahoma City, OK. - They do feature little vending machines off to the side of the entrance building if you'd like to buy a snack or refreshment. - There are gas stations located a couple of miles away to the north and south. Overall, this Oklahoma Welcome Center situated right on the border with Texas is 5 stars as good as it gets in terms of being a quality rest stop and having all the amenities you could ask for. I'm grateful I pulled off to the side of Interstate 35 to take a break here.

We did not end up going inside of this walking center, but I like that they had signs and things we…read morecould take pictures of to document that we visited Oklahoma right outside. They had outdoor bathrooms that were okay. Not the best but not the worst.