Awesome hamburger, great fries and very friendly employees! A couple of tables. Customers chat…read more Great place.

We live in the area and were really craving a burger, so we took a chance on the Sunet Gas & Grill…read moreand it was worth it!!! We all had burgers and they arrived quickly and were really tasty. The double was huge! Definitely worth a stop if you are close by.

Just heard about 1st Choice for my RV. Very pleased. Oil and filters changed for the engine and…read moregenerator. Chassis lubed. The facility is very clean. Staff are friendly and efficient. Nice waiting area. Will return.

Nice and knowledgeable people. I've been to other places…read morearound Decatur and was left highly disappointed. These guys do good work.

These guys are absolutely fantastic! I was literally there less than 10 minutes, and four of those…read morewere waiting on the car in front of me. Seven dollars, in and out. I did not even have to get out of my car. These guys really know what they're doing, and if you are in a hurry... This is the place to go! #ShopLocal #SupportSmallBusiness

My family and I were in town visiting the in-laws one summer. The gas station service was awesome!…read moreWe we're in and out! Keep up the great service guys. - Eli G. -

Changing station is in a goofy spot. Right in front of one of the stalls and then it's exposed…read morewhere all can see you changing your kiddo too. I did like the hands free drying system cuz it lit up blue when you place your hands under it.

No, there is no gas here. But back in 1927, E.F. Boydston built it as a gas station. Later, he…read moredecided to cover its exterior with chunks of petrified wood, perhaps inspired by a similar gas station in Colorado, or by Petrified Wood Park in South Dakota. E.F. covered the walls of his next-door cafe and tourist cabins as well (One of the motor court cabins was supposedly rented by Bonnie and Clyde a couple of weeks before they died). The cafe closed in 1964, the cabins around 1970, the gas station in 1988. They all passed into the hands of Nancy Rosendahl, one of E.F.'s grandchildren. She and her husband Jim, a retired nuclear engineer, told us that "we didn't have the heart to tear it down," and spent the next decade restoring the entire complex to its post-WWII glory days, which they said peaked around 1953. The old gas pumps are still out front but the interior has been remodeled as a personal office. There is parking and the place definitely photographs well. It's interesting and worth a stop to see. I would not have otherwise stopped in Decatur other than to see this. [Review 16104 overall - 284 in Texas - 1609 of 2021.]

Dirty restrooms, gas pump not working, no lids for lukewarm coffee. 3 strikes on the main reason…read morethis place exists is pretty bad.

What can't Allsups do?…read more I grabbed a big package of peanut butter crackers, and one package of cheese crackers. Delicious!!

Bought a yz250f here. Great price. Great service. Will buy here again. I come back and buy my oil…read morehere and tear offs. Great group of guys

Paul the driver waited 20 min for me to get to the bike to pick it up from an accident and was…read moresuper nice and helpful

Rick was very responsive. Our van was leaking gas from the fuel tank area. The quickly diagnosed…read morethe issue, provided an estimate, and upon approval ordered the new fuel pump. We were able to pick up the van the next day. I would go back in a heartbeat.

This is the best auto repair business in the county. I've taken my cars to Rick about 7 or 8…read moretimes. Each time I'm given a quote and the repairs were finished in the expected about of time. The prices are much better than a corporate type garage, the quality of labor is outstanding and customer service is very good.