I've always liked this gas station because it's consistently clean, modern, and well-maintained…read more The pumps are reliable, and the whole place feels updated not run down like some others. Back when I had a gas car, this was always a go-to stop. Now that I drive an EV, I was really impressed to see they've installed GM Energy dual chargers there are two of them, which makes a huge difference. It's so much more convenient than having to drive up the hill to that random charger near the hotel. I'm genuinely glad they added these. It's going to make my trips out to West Texas a lot smoother and less stressful.

This is a good stop and I highly recommend if your going west from here, that you stop here and get…read moreyour snacks and hot food because depending on the time of day, your not going to get what you want since everything in Ozona and Fort Stockton has a thing of "if the suns gone, they are gone" What I like about this gas station is the ability to have a self checkout because let's face it, we all have been stuck behind a guy playing the lottery before. They do have a subway and a subway to go with premade subs along with a Cinnabon and hot food like pizza and fried chicken. My boyfriend and I had the pizza which was good but be warn this gas station will call you out if your sitting down eating while parked at a pump (whoops that was us) I understand though because they were pressure washing around the pumps so there would be 2 pumps not able to be used at a time. Bathrooms were clean as well.

Tucked inside the back of a gas station it's a small niche with the bare minimum kitchen. This is a…read moreto-go kind of operation and all of their offerings were very reasonable in price, especially for a big city guy. The lady who took out orders was also the chef and it looked like she knew what she was doing. It came through in the food. The burger was really well done, pun intended. It came with heaps of mustard and mayo, ketchup was provided on the side. I wish the fires had more seasoning but they were satisfying nonetheless. The soda was kind of weak if I'm honest about it but it came with the food. Definitely a worthy burger stop.

Stopped here on my trip from California to Texas. This was the only place to eat before the next…read morestop which was 3 hrs away. After being told from the Subway worker it would be 15 mins it actually ended up being over a 30min wait. We proceeded to ask when we could order only to be told 15mins. As if she didnt remember she told us that same script 30mins prior. It wasn't just my family and I that was waiting it was others as well. I must say the workers in the Loves area was very attentive and helpful. However, the food like hot dogs etc was limited since many opt for that since the food portion of the gas station was "open" but really closed. What a waste of time. Im sure the owner wouldnt be happy about sales walking out the door.

People are friendly. Quick service. Bathrooms clean. This is a short review since there isn't too…read moremuch to say about this rest stop. It has everything you need and even a Subway + Fried Chicken place inside. Shower available and lot is large for many cars.

Quicky #carclublife review - This Stripes is our preferred convenience store in Leakey, Texas. It's…read morea bit further down the road from the main intersections in town north of 337E and 83. Seems we always choose to visit here for break or a gas stop. Maybe that all important iced tea to-go as well. But, don't drink too much while hitting the backroads. Restrooms are few and far between. The staff at this store ALWAYS greets you when you walk in the door. Aisles and restrooms always are clean beyond expectations. Outside aside from the gas pumps you'll find ample parking for motorcycles as well as your car buddies. If your out driving the curves of Twisted Sisters; this should be on your list for an excellent pit stop.

Great folks. Warm friendly atmosphere. Clean facilities, wonderful line of quick snacks. Subway…read more provides great meal values. Nice place to visit and pickup those convienent items.

I stopped in here to put enough gas in my tank to get to Del Rio the next day when returning home…read morefrom Seminole Canyon State Park. I would be pulling a trailer and wanted a full tank, but the gas here was almost $3.00 a gallon. Some might think that is terrible, especially since San Antonio is sitting at $1.80 in some places this week, but I have no problem with it. Holley's is the only gas station in the area and, therefore, deserves the right to charge enough to stay in business. It must be a struggle out there. When you are from the big city and you see the words "Quick Stop", a big corner lot gas station with about 8 pumps and a mini grocery store comes to mind. That is not was Holly's is at all. In fact, if you didn't see the one pump out front of this non-assuming building, you wouldn't even know it was a gas station. I actually had to ask the server at the restaurant if they were still open. As I passed it earlier, there was a truck parked parallel to the pumps, making it totally impossible for me to get gas there. The server told me that some people do that and it annoys the owners of Holley's. Inside, the store is a little dark room with some old beer coolers and shelves with a small selection of different items. It reminded me of the stores you find at some camp grounds. I was there for beer, hoping that since the restaurant had Blue Moon, I would be able to at least get that. No luck. They didn't really have any good selections for a beer snob like me. I chose a six pack of George Killian's Irish Red. When I got to the counter, a very nice elderly lady (Holley?) told me that the beer was expired, so she was only going to charge me $8.00. I had checked the date at the cooler and saw it was only a little past. Besides, beer, unlike food, does not become dangerous when it is out of date. It merely loses some quality. I don't know how much she would have charged for fresh beer. I really didn't care. When you are the only place to buy beer, you get to set your prices. I don't whine about that. If you are passing through Comstock, stop in at Holley's. Even if you don't really want or need anything. Do it to support the local residents who need this place. If it closes its doors, they have no local place to buy gas or simple supplies.

Southwest Texas at its finest. Rural gas costing more than normal, but it's "Putin's" fault, right?…read moreIDK. Stop and purchase something if you have ever needed something on a road trip and a store was shut down. You realize how this place is very important. What I do know is you can get local flavor during morning coffee with good conversation. If, that is, when you are respectful and don't expect something other than traditional American viewpoints. Snowflakes and woke idiots please just buy a pizza, fill your tank, and don't say anything but pleasantries and your experience some quality hospitality.

Man oh man, I don't know where to start. I got in and out okay but at seven in the morning, there…read morewere two sad little tornados (think Mexican egg rolls which are actually pretty good) on the roller, and a sad pizza on the counter beside the registers. I don't know if it's this town but passing through, the men are pretty nice. As a woman who believes in uplifting other women, I was appalled by how rude every single woman here was. They all had that look you get when your animal poops in the bed despite knowing better. It doesn't leave a good impression. The cashier looked so lost at her job. She was the only woman not rude or acting like she had a chip on her shoulder but she didn't look like she wanted to be there either. At 7 am, this place wasn't very busy and yet it took the cashier forever to remember I wanted a receipt, even after I asked for it twice. The gas pumps work, I guess? Not very clean. Gift shop definitely not worth the prices. If you don't need to stop, try to go on to the next town.

Stopped to run in a get a snack and bathroom break. Bathrooms closed, girl behind the deli counter…read moreon the phone the whole time. 1 cashier and several people in line. Food ok not that good. Learned our lesson!

This is my fourth time passing through the town of Ozona, Texas. Second time at this gas station…read more I had to gas up the moving truck that I was driving, which is the total came out to about $90. I went inside and grabbed a cup, filled it with only ice and went up to the register. The girl told me it was going to be $1.50 for the cup of ice. I asked her again. It's only ice. I didn't get a soda and she said you pay full price. I have been to thousands of gas stations across the west from Texas all the way to the West Coast to Washington in Canada, but I have never been charged more than $.50 for a cup of ice. Most of the time when I'm filling up my vehicle with gas, they tell me just take the ice don't worry about it the inside was dirty and the food that was sitting in the rotating hot dog look like they had been there for five days. It was only 9 o'clock in the morning. Do yourself a favor and stop at a different gas station!

This is one of those micro stripe / Sunoco gas stations. It is about 28 miles from the last Stripes…read morewhich is not any better.

When other places run out of supplies whether it be toilet paper , cold drinks or For any Other…read moretype of product.. They usually We'll have it at hand. It's a pretty good area easy to get in-and-out to put gas at this station. One of my favorite places to stop. A bit higher than most places but you can always count that they will have it

Great customer service when manager took extra time and effort to get an item requested that was…read morenot in stock. The extra customer service is so rare and was definitely appreciated. I highly recommend this station and convenience store to travelers and locals alike!