Late night and pit stop for dinner and boy did they nail it! Couldn't have done better on a…read morehomemade dinner! Wow! Gas Station chicken who knew!?? So impressed

More Than Just A Gas Station!…read more The price of their fuel is generally ten cents a gallon cheaper than stations in Mooresville. They have eight pumps for cars, SUVs and pickup trucks. They also have a separate area with a high canopy for semi trucks that has three pumps. Inside is the usual convenience store plus a "Village" US Post Office, a Subway (the dining area is currently closed) and Chester's Chicken. Chester's fried chicken is pretty decent chicken and very popular with the area's local residents. They also have live bait and refill propane tanks.

Fried chicken is the best--been told that it's the recipe from the former Hamptons Market in…read moreGreenwood. Surprisingly, the potato wedges were also very tasty and not at all dry. Only drawback is trying to time the visit to when the chicken is just taken out of the fryer. Yeah, yeah, I know...fried chicken at a gas station? But, you gotta try it.

The staff in this location is always friendly and they keep their fountain and coffee area stocked…read moreup and clean even in the busiest of times!

Ignoring me while she FaceTimes with her friends. The other cashier I didn't even see as she was…read moresitting on her phone. Cashier looked at me like I was the problem when I told the customer next to me "I don't have time for this s**t". She got up and with an attitude and looked at me like I had two heads she started "jeez I didn't see you were waiting" I told her I didn't see her either but pointed out her coworker ignoring me. The younger one said "oh, yeah shes always doing something like that". I'm all for employees being able to sit and rest but to be ignored is something else.

I've been going to this gas station for about 6 years now and the service is amazing and the food…read moreis even better like the chicken if its old the people behind the counter might give you a discount and when the chicken is fresh its amazing and worth it and their pizzas that they have are 10/10 amazing a good roadtrip snack, their breakfast food is also amazing their breakfast sandwiches are 8/10 they are really good but if they are old they are still good but not as much and they have really good pastries, they have a whole rack full of pastries like pound cake, banana bread, marble bread, blue berry muffins, chocolate muffins and mini donuts, so in conclusion if your passing by this gas station on a road trip or something its worth stopping by and getting chicken and drinks

I was driving down Ohio Street today when I noticed the price of gas on their tall sign with the…read morebig red LED numbers. It was $3.42 (that's credit price, the cash prices was $3.32) when everybody else and I do mean everybody, even the cheaper places, all advertised gas for $3.75. I didn't think the sign was right, but I turned around just to see if the pump matched the sign and it did. I could not understand why they were thirty cents cheaper unless it was to drive foot traffic into their new store. This place opened in December of last year so they have only been open four months. If that is their strategy, it worked on me. I went inside since I was thirsty and just to see what it was like. It is a larger than most Circle K stores. While they do not have a kitchen that takes orders like Wawa (breaking ground this spring at St. Rd. 32 & Hazel Dell Rd. in Noblesville) or Quick Trip, they do have tons of ready to eat food that takes up the whole east end of the store. This is also where there are several fountain drink stations and coffee stations. On the other end of the store is a whole section of wine in addition to the usual beer refrigerators. The entire back wall is all canned or bottled drinks of more than the usual inventory of convenience stores. There is an inside dining counter with a charging station for each seat. Each charging station has one USB and one A/C current plug-in. There is also an outdoor eating area with three tables seating four each. They have a unique self check out station. Instead of scanning the bar code of the item, you just place your items down on this pad that is larger than the largest laptop, keep them separated, and it does the rest. They also have a lottery ticket vending machine for scratch offs which helps with the line not moving slow with people who like to buy a lot of them. I bought my favorite grape Gatorade Zero. Why did it taste better than the ones I get from the grocery? Just because it was a larger size? Baffling!

This may be my new favorite gas station! (Who knew that such a thing existed.) I was avoiding the…read moreconstruction on SR 67 and passed through town and realized I needed gas. Other stations looked difficult to get in and out of for the direction I was going, and then this place appeared. Located just east of downtown Mooresville along Main Street, this dual entrance station has the entrances far enough apart that it makes for easy transitions to the highway. Here, Main Street has only limited traffic so I don't have to worry about backed up traffic or waiting for lights to change like I do at corner stations. The multiple bay area is also sheltered all the way to the convenience store/cashier so you don't have to be rained on. The pumps are modern and give you the payment options before fueling. They also have disposable gloves AND hand sanitizers (stocked!) for convenience too! Never saw either of those at my regular stations. Inside, the restrooms were clean and directly to the right of the doors so you don't have to wander though the aisles or passed people waiting at the cashiers unless you want to make a purchase. They do have a coffee station, a hot meal station (hot dogs, etc), and even some refrigerated sandwiches in addition to the rows of packaged snacks. Outside, they sell ricks of firewood, window washing fluid, and have a pay per use vacuum for your car interior on the east end of the lot. Overall, I had a really great impression of this station and will be sure to keep it in mind for my next fill up. Review #3460

I don't usually review gas stations because none of them really stand out to me but when I tell you…read morethis was thee cleanest bathroom I've ever been to, I mean it. I think they take it very seriously too because just before I left, there were these three buttons to rate how clean it was in there also the woman working the register greeted me everyone that came in and greeted us on our way out. This year's customer service is giving me hope! Well done everyone! And it was so packed at 10pm but all the customers were nice too letting people pass by and being friendly. I love this for everyone.

Great to find another Love's, this one along I-70. Super easy access wide wide lanes and plenty of…read morespace in the pump area. I had no problem with my Sprinter van and I'm sure folks with larger RV's will also be able to get in and out easily. Inside, the same layout as other Love's with roller hot dogs and such, lots of coffee options, coolers with drinks and some grab-and-go fresh food. Restrooms were reasonably clean - I pressed the "green" button on the way out. Love's also has the long stick squeegees in the pump area which makes it easy to clean the bugs off even the hardest to reach spots on my Sprinter! [Review 20578 overall - 113 in Indiana - 1559 of 2023.]

This was the gas station that I picked to fill up the rental car before heading to IND. GetGo…read moreappears to be a British Petroleum (BP) mini-market gas chain, and it was well located to get in and out quickly. By California (and even Nevada) standards, the per gallon price was a pleasant surprise. At the same time, there didn't appear to by in Iowa-like ethanol price break for premium unleaded.

I probably use this gas station more than any other, but I can't really say how good the quality of…read morethe Ricker's store is since I only buy gas. The pumps usually are in good shape and the area around them stays clean and well lit. The only real negative I have about the place is that the paper for receipts often runs out (about every fourth fill up) and I am directed into the store to get a copy. I solved that by taking photos of my purchase amount, but it still seems like someone should be checking the machine routinely. Inside does seem to have a fair amount of inventory for snacks and cold items. Review #2106

This is not someplace I usually go to fuel up. Camby is a bit out of the way for me unless I'm…read moreheaded into Indy or over to Avon. But as I drove by on Hwy 67 today, I noticed their price sign and pulled in immediately as they were at least 15 cents cheaper than anyone else in the Mooresville area. I agree with Ken in that I like how this facility is separated from the store by the access road. It makes for easy access to and from the pumps. Additionally, there is a traffic light to exit the Meijer complex instead of a four way stop like down by Walmart which can be a bit more hazardous when traffic is heavy. The video monitor on the pumps say they have updated their card readers to accommodate cards with chips now. Pumping seemed easier than most fuel stations. And I got a paper receipt which is not always the case these days. Don't you just hate it when you press OK for a receipt and it says, "See Cashier?"

I guess since I'm the Duke of check-ins at this gas station, I should write a review. I mainly…read morecome here for the convenience since it is located across the parking lot from a nearby Meijer store. I rarely go inside to buy anything since I usually go to Meijer first to pick up what I need, and then come here for a quick fuel up. I like that it is separated from the store parking lot by a road which allows less confusion at the multiple bays for pull ins. Also, because of the location, almost everyone pulls in from the same direction with the simple choice of fueling on the left or right. I often choose the end pump to avoid other vehicles pulling up or leaving. The only negative is that the press buttons on the pump are so worn that they are less responsive than they used to be. A little maintenance would make the operation of the pump go more smoothly. Otherwise, the prices are competitive and they do carry items for both the vehicles and the passengers. Vehicles can also pay to get air in their tires (self serve). Review #2701