The line was twelve people deep-- the cashier extremely…read moreslow. I wouldn't have waited if I weren't dying for some Joe. And it was gross anyway-- a regretful buy I raised my fist to the heaven and yelled "dear god, whyyyy!" Ok, not that dramatic but still I wouldn't go back until the next time I need lotto and a cigarette pack.

The nicest friendliest staff! The man told me to have a blessed day when I was getting ready to…read moreleave and that just topped off how wonderful the people are here. This is the second time I've been here with two different crews working and they have all been great!

wow a sugar addicts paradise …read more i saved this place to return, it has dunkin' donuts and a burger king and so much eye candy imho. plethora gas pumps. sugar addict

Somewhere on a lonely stretch of US Highway 129 sits Busy Bee, a gas station that looked at…read moreBuc-ee's and said, hold my beef jerky. Now listen... this is not Buc-ee's. Let's not get reckless. Nobody is confusing this place with the Disney World of gas stations. But Busy Bee absolutely wants you to know it studied the Buc-ee's playbook in great detail and copied enough homework to pass the class. And honestly? Respect. After hours on the road, I pulled in needing gas, caffeine, food, a restroom, and probably some emotional reassurance from the highway gods. Busy Bee delivered on most of it. First off, the bathrooms were clean. Not "gas station clean." Actually clean. That alone immediately moves a roadside stop up at least one full star in America's travel grading system. Then came the snack exploration phase. They had homemade jerky, specialty snacks, random road trip impulse purchases, and enough "well I wasn't planning to buy this but here we are" items to keep me wandering around longer than intended. It's the kind of place where you walk in for a drink and somehow leave holding candied pecans, smoked sausage, and a giant bag of pork rinds you'll later regret in silence. The overall vibe was solid too. Convenient. Clean. Easy stop. Good energy from the place itself. The employees though? Let's just say the staff had the collective facial expression of people who may have originally applied at Buc-ee's and ended up here after the universe made other plans. Nobody was rude. But there was definitely an emotional support shift happening behind the counter. Still, for a highway stop, Busy Bee absolutely gets the job done. It's a good place to refuel both your gas tank and your stomach before heading back into the chaos of interstate survival. This is probably a true three-and-a-half star stop if we're getting technical about it. But Yelp refuses to acknowledge the beauty of nuance, and I'm feeling generous today. So four stars it is for the little roadside gas station that looked at Buc-ee's empire and said, we can absolutely make a run at this thing.

store on 2424 clark ave. they are the best. i love going ing in there. the managers are so friendly…read moreand courteous. never had a problem at that store with an emplyee.

Decent enough gas station with the usual convenience store items inside and a car wash on the…read moreproperty. Not a bad place to head towards.

All around decent enough place to stop for gas. The price was in line with other gas stations in…read morethe area and the inside had the usual convenience store items.

Just got a fresh piece of fried fish from their kitchen…read more Oh, my goodness!! Out of this world, crispy and tender with a detectable touch of spicy heat. Well done!

Incredibly friendly and professional service and the gas prices were better than the other gas…read morestations in the area. The inside has the usual convenience store items. All in all, this is definitely a great choice for gas.

Pumps moved a bit slow, bathrooms were dirty, and the final minus for me was that they had no sweet…read moreor unsweet tea for their fountain drinks.

They had 16 pumps available to fill up gas and the cheapest price along the interstate ($1.95) and…read moredef .20 cents cheaper than across the border in FL. I didn't go into the store, so no comment on that. But the reason for 3 stars is because of how massively difficulty it was to get out of the gas station! There is no rhyme or reason for how people drive into this place to fill their gas and since there are multiple entry points, we were head on with a car while filling gas, and then had to reverse out very carefully, and it was massively jerky and difficult. So some signage on the road and one-way entry and exits might help solve this issue. Note: #160 of Yelp 100 challenge for 2016

Stopped in for lunch and had an amazing double cheeseburger in a very quaint setting, their menu…read morewas all American. The walls were decorated with photographs from the 18th century of the surrounding area.

WOOOOOOOO! (Ric Flair Style) it's 2020, and I'm kicking this decade off with a review of a place…read morethat's the epitome of a hidden gem called Lacy's Kountry Store in a tiny town called Moniac in Georgia (Roughly 30 minutes from MacClenny, Fl). I'm not sure if Yelp has the address right, so I included a pic of their business card. If any of my adventurous Jacksonville Yeeps out there are up for a restaurant roadtrip, then Lacy's is my first 2020 recommendation. It's literally the only business...not just restaurant, gas, station, or store....the only establishment of any kind for miles and miles and miles. I travel to Georgia to visit family during the holidays, and this last time, I took the back roads to avoid all the traffic. I stumbled upon Lacy's while I was frantically searching for a restroom and a place to stock up on snacks. The Ins and Outs: The exterior gives the impression of your everyday run of the mill corner store/gas station that's been there for decades. But as I walked in I immediately stopped in my tracks and all my senses went on high alert. Directly in front of me were 2 menu boards, pictures of food offerings, an ice cream counter, and the glorious sounds and smells of eats being freshly prepared in the kitchen. To the right was the convenience store, to the left was the dining room. My jaw dropped because there was NO signage or any indication outside that this was also a restaurant. Immediately I turned my focus back to the menu. The Noms: There are both breakfast and lunch/dinner offerings, but the kind lady (owner?) informed me that both menus are served from opening to closing (YAY!). While there were many things that looked both tasty and tempting, I decided to start the new year off with a bang and order the Heart Attack Burger, which comes topped with cheddar, swiss, fried egg, bacon, grilled onions, and mushrooms on homemade garlic bread. YUP...this ain't no "New Years Resolution Diet" joint, Yeeps. I opted for no mushrooms, though, since I've never been into those. It's been a long time since I've been this excited about a burger, but let me tell you, this was a BURGER. It was hearty, juicy, meaty, cheesy and kicked up even further by the egg, bacon, and onions. And the garlic bread? Hell YES. Every bite was savored and there's one thing for sure...I am COMING BACK for this burger. And So: There's also a Barbeque menu only served on Saturdays (see pics), which I'm also excited to try. They're open 7 days a week from 7am to 9pm, but the grill closes at 7pm. There's fountain drinks available, but I opted for a nostalgic bottle of cold Frostie Root Beer that day. The good sized dining room is full of eye-catching nostalgia, such as the vintage soda machines, and historic photos along the wall of Moniac. GO HERE....EAT HERE. Lacy's Kountry Store was an amazing find, and the perfect start to the new year for me! Till next time, my fellow Yeeps...SUPPORT your local eats and businesses and as always....SYOY!

Overall, this is a decent enough gas station that is convenient enough to the highway.read more

very clean and nice staff 5 stars. lots of snacks and drinks and they all ways have the newest…read moredrinks and snacks like prime and the new skittes drink I love stoping by here