I work down the street at the gas station in Dallas this racetrack. The cashiers are always rude…read more Always rude to your customers. I don't get it.

One of the best gas stations I've been to and also has a great restaurant inside of it called the…read moregrill has great and amazing food and the workers and owners are very very nice. It is a wonderful environment.

Great location, just dirty. Year it's a truck stop, but it's not hard to keep the place looking…read moreclean.

Very limited truck parking available at this Quik Trip location but it's still convenient location…read moreright off interstate 45 south of Dallas. They have freshly baked pretzels and slices of pizza. You can also get a freshly made Sub Sandwiches customized the way you want it. Employees here are nice and helpful toward the customers.

The truck parking here is limited so make sure to get here early if you want to park. The store…read moreemployees were taking 2 people at the same time because they were so busy. The restaurant was busy too so I had to wait in line but they also have a hot case that you can purchase food from if you don't want to wait. I got a brisket taco which was delicious! Overall the store was clean cashiers were friendly!!!!

I love it. Come here and get gas all the time. Low gas prices and I love it. The staff is kinda…read morecool, let me have a fountain drink for free.

ZERO STARS This gas…read morestation is horrible. Bad part of town. Scary people around and and approaching you for money. One guy started yelling and cursing at us. As we were leaving, kept yelling " Hey, hey" then threw his cup and ice cubes hit our car as we drove off and cursed some more. I didn't really understand what he was trying to say except for the expletives. Our kids were in the car and it was such a scary experience for us. DO NOT ever stop here. Gas up elsewhere safer.

Gas had water in it. Avoid at all cost. Half way back to Houston, my truck started having issues…read morebut nothing a little ISO Heet couldn't fix.

Locked doors during business hours. I was told that they were closed but there were more than…read moreseveral customers inside. When did 7 eleven start closing at 8:00PM?( Saturday )

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You've probably heard of a certain Southern beaver-esque gas station, and that place is definitely…read moreworth a visit. However, if you only have time for one fuel stop in Texas, Fuel City is where it's at. The tacos at Fuel City rival some of the best ones I've had in the Lone Star state, but bring cash and make sure to read the menu carefully - cheese, for example, is extra. I've had the pleasure of visiting Fuel City in both Haltom and Dallas, both providing delicious tacos, fun taxidermy, and some live animals to boot. The car washes and e-Chargers are particularly popular, too. Open 24 hours. Come for the animals, stay for the tacos.

Fuel City used to be a reliable local staple for a quick meal, but it has completely gone downhill…read more It has always been sketchy due to being right next to the jail, but it used to at least be tolerable for a cheap, late night bite. Now, there is absolutely zero reason to pull in here. Between the sketchy crowd, overpriced convenience store items, and garbage food safety, it is a complete rip off. I actually like their tacos, but the price increases have made them completely not worth it anymore. Eating 7 tacos pushes you over $20, which is sit down restaurant territory for some quick grab and go food. For the price of each taco, you will get two layers of tortilla with a sprinkle of meat and onion. Let's do the math: for the price of just two of these tacos, I can go to In N Out and get a Double Double. That gets me two 100% pure beef patties packing 37 grams of actual protein, and I will leave completely full. What am I supposed to do with two Fuel City tacos? Use them to fill the spaces between my teeth? Also, skip the snacks inside. They price gouge like crazy! Sometimes nearly 2x what you would pay at 7-Eleven or Tom Thumb (which are not even cheap to begin with). Last time I checked, a bag of Hot Cheetos here was 6 bucks! For perspective, they are $3.97 at Walmart and $4.79 at Target. It is a total rip off. The final straw was the horchata. I bought two cups at 6:00 PM, drank one, and put the second straight into the fridge. By midnight, it had completely curdled and turned sour. It was clearly spoiled and at the end of its shelf life when sold, and it gave me a case of the runs later that night. This place survives solely on ancient hype, out of town truck drivers, transients who do not know the area, and nighttime biker meet ups. No local should pay a massive premium for gas station tacos and food poisoning when authentic neighborhood taquerias and actual burger joints offer real value for a less money.