The US 50 exit off I-69 is pretty much the halfway point between Evansville and Bloomington. This…read moreHuck's is located on US 50 at a stoplight intersection so skip the signage into "town" to have easier access back to the interstate. A big plus for me here is they provide enough extra parking for vehicles with trailers (me) without having to use the tractor trailer section behind the store. They also have 8 Tesla (only) EV charging stations. The other reviewers are right. I have never seen such a wide variety of already prepared ready to eat foods offered. I tried one their chicken salad sandwiches on white bread in those triangle boxes you see all the time. And you all know what I'm talking about; sometimes you don't know what you're going to get that way. But this sandwich tasted like someone just made it five minutes ago. It definitely lived up to their big sign on the front of the building that says "FRESH." They offer wraps, donuts, sub sandwiches and Godfather's Pizza just to name a few of the food items ready to be gobbled down.

This is a serious truck stop. It's almost like walking into an airport. There are so many food…read moreand drink options.

There was literally no other place on Main Street in Petersburg that had an open restroom except…read morethis Casey's General Store. So hooray for that! They have restrooms here. This is the first Casey's I've been in. I would pass them by, and I always thought it was a discount store or something. But I should have known it was a gas station with a convenience store. Anyway, I got a coffee and hot chocolate here, as well as a donut. They also have a pizza restaurant in the store, but not a restaurant that you can sit in but one to get pizza to go. The restrooms are your typical small-town gas station restrooms.

This is one of the few gas stations on this new(ish) stretch of I-69 so stop here for fuel or…read moresnacks. They also have several EV charging stations with a large covered seating area right next to them.

Nice and clean, friendly people good service. Nice food selection. Nice spacious restroomsread more

Love the little country store great ham salad great bologna sandwiches plan on being up there in 2…read moreweeks

As a fan of old country/general stores, I'm glad this one is still around. I don't get there often…read morebut when I'm in the area, I try to get a bologna and cheese sandwich. They pile it on! Friendly folks.

I would like to begin with saying I literally do not think I have ever written any type of "review"…read moreon anyone or anything before because it's just not my thing and I am very empathic to anyone and anything, to a fault. However, I will NOT let go or be "empathic" about how I was treated today by a pharmacist named, William Gutgsell, at the Washington, Indiana pharmacy on highway 57. I'm going to cut to the chase and be specific with the details. My grandmother, whom like most of my family lives out of state, passed away yesterday. I'm heartbroken and have to take off to another state, as well as, wrap up all of my necessities and responsibilities I have set for myself in the coming week up in just about a day. OF COURSE my prescriptions are due to be refilled during the week I am going to be mourning my grandma. I am completely aware of the necessary guidelines and safety regulations that come with giving a patient their prescription 5 days earlier than it's due, that knowledge also includes insurance issues and stimulations with certain medications. Knowing all of these things, I took it upon myself to contact my doctor AND my insurance to get the okay from the professionals they are. When the pharmacist FINALLY agreed to fill my medication, William, not only refused to speak to me directly but lied about consulting with my insurance and insisted I pay 80 dollars because my insurance denied the coverage. Now at this point I have ATLEAST 5 cars behind me in line, because of the polite and respectful person I ALWAYS AM I didn't want to waste any more of their time because of this pharmacy's unprofessionalism, so I paid the 80.43 and drove off. This is not the first time I have tried to retrieve my medication and the pharmacist's act like I'm doing something wrong. IT LITERALLY SAYS ON THE SIGN TO CALL TWO DAYS BEFORE. I have taken my business elsewhere and I encourage you to as well. It is clear through the way you are treated by everyone in the pharmacy that they have no place in the health care/ customer service business due to the lack of empathy and insensitivity presented during each phone call/ encounter.

So I just wanted to write a good review from a former employee that worked there for 11 years. I…read moreunderstand some of the frustration of customers, but most times it is coming from a viewpoint of someone who has never been behind the counter. Corporations such as CVS do not care about their employees. This results in cutting of hours so drastically that when they need at least 4-5 technicians in the pharmacy to run it smoothly, they allow 1 on Wednesdays through Sundays, and only 2 on Mondays and Tuesdays. This results in over worked employees who are literally not able to do anything most times but just help customers. This means that the technician that is expected to fill your prescription is also the one who is supposed to get the drive thru, help the persons dropping off new prescriptions, fix insurance claims, fix problems that have come up at the register, or that have come up with your prescription, input new prescriptions that are being faxed in by the doctor, and the list goes on...not to mention when your printer runs out of paper, or the fact that the phone is ringing off the hook...this one technician is not able to do all of these things in a timely manner. Someone in the corporate office, who is looking at a piece of paper, thinks that the pharmacy isn't busy enough to have more than a couple technicians in the pharmacy at all times. This is absolutely ridiculous. Many customers think that its because no one wants to work...no there are plenty of people who are employed who are picking up hours elsewhere because they are not allowed more hours by corporate. And to kick it all off, corporate managers of these pharmacies only cut hours because the more they cut, the more money they get...this is so sad to see.

Goodmans has good breakfast sandwiches, fresh coffee, & Chsrley Biggs Chicken. The staff is very…read morefriendly. It's a great place to get gas and a bite to eat anytime of the day.

Good stop while at French Lick. Rheu have variety of fried snacks like tenders and gizzard. They…read morealso have pizza and donuts. Good place to pick up little road needs. Located right in front of French Lick Resort.

A local gas station with the usual array of snacks and convenience food inside. We found it to be…read moreneat with clean restrooms. Gas prices were very reasonable. Polite service people inside. I would recommend it.