Sylvan Grove had been in desperate need of a convenience store for years and along came Hometown…read moreConvenience Store to fill that a year or so ago. Bread, milk, eggs, cheese, lunch meat, condiments, chips, soda pop, beer and a host of other goodies! Remember that this is a convenience store and not a full grocery store so they won't have everything that you would find in a regular grocery store. It does have those extras as you can have pizza made to order! So whether you are short on eggs or beer or just need a "hunk" of pizza and a soda - Hometown Convenience store is there for you from 7 AM to 10 PM, seven days a week.

Very good selection of food! You can get made-to-order pizza, sandwiches, or salads. Great…read moreselection for breakfast too with breakfast pizza, burritos, breakfast sandwiches, and cinnamon rolls!

I got a kick out of Mac's Kwik Stop. It's a little truck stop located in a small town. The parking…read morelot is nice sized, not all paved but it worked. I saw that they offered free air outside. My husband went in first, then I followed taking a picture in the entryway, when I heard someone talking. The cashier, a middle aged man, was asking me, "Why you take pictures in store?" I said, "I edit for Google" (which I do, no lie). Then he got excited, wanting me to take pictures of the menu and the aisles. There was many options inside for this small store, but he did have plenty of snacks. I'm sure there would be more food options after the COVID-19 scare is over. My husband came out from the restroom, which he said was very clean. He had missed out on our conversation, came up and asked for two large cups following the sign posted on fountain machine. The clerk said he had to fill the cups because now it is law. Neither of us commented. We also picked out two Cattleman cheeseburgers. Back at the register and standing behind the tape on the floor, the same cashier asked, "What you drive?" My husband told him a semi. He looked at both of us shockingly and said, "What!!?? you drive truck and she work for Google? You make lot of money!". Now, I never said I worked for Google, but my husband had to jump in and say, "Yeah she does reviews for Google and Yelp". I wanted to hit him. I told the cashier, "I'm editing and reviewing right now at truck stops". Where the cashier responded, "You work Google AND Yelp? You make more money then him? I told him oh no, how could I tell him now that I do reviews and edits for free lol. I know I'm never going to see him again. We heated up our burgers in the microwave and I asked him if he was open 24 hours. He said he's open from 6am-10pm (so I do need to edit the hours) but I forgot to ask him if that was everyday. We left and I hit my husband and told him not to add information when he didn't know what the conversation was about lol. Now to the editing...

Friendly always! And they carry red hots, which seem to be rare these days. This is a place where…read moreyou can ALWAYS get a FRESH cup of coffee, important, even at 7p.m.. Thank you for serving the public.

This was an amazing stop, the bathrooms were clean and the staff were so friendly. We pulled in…read morewith a scout troop on our way to Colorado. The staff let us eat at a nice table area where there's seating for 15 or 20 people. They even gave us a free case of water. Super friendly and well stocked and clean place. I highly recommend it!

This location is right off interstate 70 at the Russell exit, and they're basically open 24/7. The…read morepumps for the big diesel trucks are in the back of the building and the regular pumps for personal vehicles are in the front. One thing that I found interesting is that they have pure gasoline without ethanol available. The store inside has a gift shop with local Kansas items and a decent beverage selection, snacks and there is an option for self service check out. Service was adequate on my visit.

Cerv's Conoco & Convenience was a great stop to make along our I-70 road trip…read more When I entered the store, the cashiers greeted me and offered help finding items. This seems like a new station as I haven't stopped here before. I'll definitely be back!

I stopped in at 8:30 on a Saturday night traveling. Ask them to make a pot of decaf coffee and they…read morerefused. Probably the 2 cups of coffee we would've bought would've paid for the pot or maybe more. So instead, I went to 7brews.

CLEAN a bathrooms and friendly service much appreciated! Traveling from Arizona to MN so it's nice…read moreto find These convenient stops along the way.

I believe my sister may have left a debit card there, if someone reads this please contact…read more720-233-2256. It is a grey and blue card that says Nadja Barrientos, please get back to us! Thank you!

This place is very expensive. A lot of their items they have on sale, is because their out dated…read more. The price on a regular size mayonnaise is approx. $6.00 a loaf of bread is over $3.00 cookies, just Oreos is gonna run you over $4.00. Make sure to check every thing you buy, for when it expires. I bought ice-cream once and it had expired a year before. I went to return it the same day and they asked for my receipt. Now this place sits in the middle of a small town in rural Kansas, everyone knows everyone. They knew me, they knew I had just bought it,l and they still asked for my receipt. I only go to this store, if absolutely need something and then I check for the expiration date.. In last: CHECK THE DATES!!

Everything is frozen, canned, boxed, and non-organic ... how these people don't die of…read moremalnutrition, I have no idea.

Great options! Great staff! Especially Billy!!! If you ever…read morego here and Billy is working say hi please!

From the owner: Love's is the nation's leading travel stop network with more than 660 locations in 42 states…read more Love's country stores provide friendly service, clean facilities and are stocked with gas, food and supplies needed to keep drivers going. Customers can use the Love's Connect app to save food and fuel and find Love's locations through the route planner.