The ladies at this store spend more time saying the products and talking about their nails more…read morethan they provide customers service! I was denied the usage of $1 coin for a purchase for a $3.34 7 select mocha coffee purchase! I told the ladies okay let me get plastic out car! Upon returning to the counter 2 mins later Angelica returned my drink to the frig and stated yuh need to go back and get it!

When you stop for gas and snacks but speedway is closed at 8:05pm. Waited a good 10 minutes, people…read morecalling the store and nothing. People waiting to pay for their gas, and speedway closed. Is there an emergency number where we can call? You can't run a business is the business is closed.

Most nastiest place in the whole entire world. The restroom was soooo gross no words can explain…read morehow gross it was . I would never be coming here again the gas was ok but the restroom was a nightmare like don't even go there even if it's a life or death situation don't step foot in there!!!!

A so-called pit stop was needed on State Route 99, nearly 40 miles south of Visalia, calling for a…read moregame of gas-station roulette that dropped us into the Ave. 48 off ramp at Earlimart--an actual town, not a convenience store that opens before dawn. A quick right turn into a Chevron station seemed like the best bet for a restroom. The mini mart's facilities were operable and satisfactory, and we bought a few snacks in tribute to the hospitality. However, and that's a BIG however, the gas prices were astronomical for freeway-adjacent gas early last July. Visible across the street from the Chevron was a commonplace station by the name of Gas War. As the only war in which I have ever actively participated, Gas War's price display showed regular at $3.09.9 a gallon, cash or credit, so my enlistment was an easy choice. It might not be top-brass gas, but the Prius in use neither requires nor merits it. The adjacent mini mart is named S.A. Market, which is printed on gas sales receipts. Earlimart's Gas War is one of this practically anonymous Central Valley chain's lesser-known outposts, discovered unaided by reconnaissance. Praise the Lord and press the ignition.

The male worker at 9:24 pm 7/26/26 was very rude and refused service by saying "get the fuck out of…read moremy store" to a minor, without giving a reason. Nothing was done to deserve the disrespect.

July 6 2025, I go in to get two bottles of Water. The guy behind the counter (1:45 pm) was nice…read moreenough, until he starts giving my change. The coins drop on the counter (75 cent) and he starts calling me a piece of Sh*t, because I said maybe he should learn how to count change instead of just dropping it a person's hand, even if I did drop it on purpose(which he thought) there was no call for him to go full profanity on me... so we started yelling at each other and as I was walking away he started challenging to Kick my ass. So yes I called him names back and pointed outside to accept his challenge, ( mid 20's fat guy, I'm 67 6'6" ) so I doubt he would have come outside, lucky for the both of us.

One of the best places to grab a sandwich on the way to Sequoia! After our hike, these sandwiches…read morereally hit the spot. We ordered a tuna sandwich and a chicken sandwich, then split them half and half so we could try both. The chicken sandwich was easily my favorite and, in my opinion, the one to get. It was packed with flavor and absolutely delicious. The tuna sandwich was decent, but nothing particularly special compared to the chicken. The customer service was great, the selection was excellent, and the market had a really nice ambiance. I'll definitely be coming back on my next trip. I'm getting the chicken sandwich again, and I may try another option to see if anything can compete with it!

Very convenient stop after visiting Sequoia National park. This is the closest store to the park…read moreentrance. We had breakfast and a late lunch here and everything we ordered was good. My favorite was their cheeseburger. The lady working the front counter was extremely nice and helped us find everything we needed.

This is our favorite EV charging stop on the drive from the Bay Area to SoCal. The GM chargers here…read moreare reliable -- usually around 150 kW max before tapering -- and everything around the station is well‑kept. The windshield washer buckets are always full with plenty of soap, and the big trash cans make it easy to clean out the car. Inside, this Flying J has pretty much everything: Taco Bell, Cinnabon, sandwiches, tons of drinks, a lounge area, showers, and clean bathrooms. Super convenient for a quick break. There's also a Jack in the Box next door, and local vendors often sell tacos, honey, and veggies nearby. Great stop all around -- reliable charging, lots of food options, and easy in‑and‑out.

My experience at The Flying J was okay. I was a bit bummed at how packed it got, they definitely…read moreneed more restrooms because waiting in line when you really have to go is no fun. Don't, I repeat, don't come here during a busy holiday; everything will be crowded, and you might end up in an uncomfortable situation while waiting for a restroom. If it's not busy, though, it's a good spot to visit. There's a decent selection of things to buy and look at, the place is clean, and the staff are friendly.

I've been hearing about how great the food was in this gas station for years but I never stopped to…read moretry them out. Well I was starving and decided to try it out. I called in my order and stopped to pick it up. There were quite a bit of people already in the store ordering food. I overheard one lady telling someone how great the food was and asking what they'd ordered. I ordered the chilaquiles but they forgot to ask me how I wanted my eggs cooked so after I told them I had to wait about 8 minutes for my food. I went with the red salsa and added carne asada with over easy eggs. The bowl was amazing! I will definitely stop back in here for some more great food!

Stopped in on Taco Tuesday $1.50. Asada meat was cold and had no flavor. The pastor was good just…read morevery greasy.

This is a tourist town on the the of nowhere just outside a national park. You have to grade on a…read morecurve. Honestly the selection here is impressive, you've got just about everything you need to stock your RV or vacation cabin, and at prices that aren't bad. For context we geared lack of selection up here and bought our groceries in Visalia, where's there's not a "regular" grocery store. We could have saved time and just shopped here. Even for the beer and wine. We went a few times and everyone was really nice, helps to live in a beautiful place!

This store had everything you needed. Everyone was very polite. They were a little expensive. But…read morethat was the only store in town.

July 18, 2026…read more OVERVIEW; Although I'm a huge Love's fan, basically I'm praising the Tulare location over the one near Bakersfield, due to following: PROS: The Tulare parking lot is much bigger as compared to the Bakersfield location. So if you want to park your car, walk your dog, or just rest in the parking lot for awhile, this is where you want to stop. Not as busy as other locations. (Good for the customer, but maybe not so good for the proprietor.) Easy on-off access to the Hwy. 99, Northbound or Southbound. Lots of bathroom stalls. Like all Love's locations, this place is stocked with whatever you need. CONCLUSION: If you're making a run on Hwy. 99 between Sacramento & Bakersfield, and you have the choice between stopping at either Tulare or Bakersfield, take Tulare ...

I love these big trucker stations. They have all of the accommodations you could want including…read moreshowers, snacks, plenty of pumps, etc. they are very convenient! Great service, clean restrooms, etc.