Stopped in to grab a 12 pack of beer on the way back to the campground, they have a beer cave, it's…read morecold and damp and somewhat in a state of disarray and I did see a variety of 12 packs sawed in half and taped closed that another reviewer mentioned it's kinda weird. The gentlemen working at the counter was very polite and thanked me for coming in. It's an older building that needs some renovations but I doubt that happens anytime soon but it is what what it is - the place seems to have a local following but there are other options across the bridge in Astor...

Shit hole, filthy dirty inside & out. Never have paper towels or to wash your windows with…read more Keep driving if you can. There are other gas stations very close in both directions.

4/62 Buccee's located as of July 2026 And I've been to four…read moreof them. As always, can't forget to get Sliced Brisket and Chopped Brisket Sandwich some banana pudding. I was visiting Florida since my sister now lives there, had to take my niece, Koutney to one and she's loves fudge and this place had everything. Made a roadtrip out of it, only two hours, about the same amount of hours from Laredo to San Antonio, wasn't too bad. Of course, Florida is much smaller than Texas roads, we got there around 11am and ohhhhh boooooiii, that smell of brisket just had to stand there to take a moment of silent. Plus this was also a redemption on my banana pudding, because when I went to the Buccees in Tennesse, the TSA agent threw it away and I was hella sad, that was $5 down the drain and it was frozen, not liquid. (I placed it in the freezer before getting on the plane). That redemption bite of fresh banana pudding had me in tears okay! I just love their pudding and you can say all you want about Magnolia Bakery banana Pudding, I prefer the ones from Buccee's. Can't go wrong with any brisket sandwich from here, I ended up buying a couple of it since I never leave empty handed and even though my sister doesn't it, her husband will. Don't forget to grab some onions and pickles at the brisket station for your sandwich, it cuts the fattiness of the brisket or kimchi will do too. OMG I need to do that next time. Sound fire! I belived the nearest Buccee's for me is in Arizona and that recently opened up, can't go there just yet but I will. For me, I'm trying to collect all their Buccee's location teeshirt, its the cutest thing. Can't wait to come back here though, it was a fun roadtrip with my niece, and I'm glad she loved the different types of fudge. That banana pudding fudge is oughta be my favorite by far.

This was my very first Buc-ee's experience. It's huge!…read more It has several gas pumps and they even have a car wash across the street. Inside, it was packed with people. Many were in the hot food section buying brisket sandwiches, bakery items. They even had shirts and pajamas, and anything you might possibly need. Overall, all I bought was a bottle of water but it was neat to finally check this off my bucket list!

Shell station on the corner of 1792 and spring garden I think in deland Florida I needed air in my…read moretire and after I filled my tank I went inside and the guy was very very nice he was completely bald and I think Spanish but I didn't catch his name which I knew I should have but he was very nice I only needed air in one tire he filled all my tires and refuse to take the tip so I gave it to the homeless man on the corner but he was very very pleasant and very helpful

clean store / clean bathrooms great customer service!…read more i give it 10 stars if i could you get the home town feeling when u stop here

It's a typical Circle K - I stopped in to fuel the Jeep, all the pumps were being used when I…read morepulled in so there was a wait, no there's no gas shortage it just that this is the only game in this small town with a population of less than 1,300 people. I had plenty of time to observe the customers as I sat and waited for my turn at the pump. I'm assuming, but as the customers exited the store some were packing their cigarettes against the palm of their hands, some most had a bag of ice and a 12 pack of beer, one guy was chewing on a Slim Jim wrapper like he hadn't eaten in a week. Hey I'm not judging, I just loved that I had the opportunity to people watch at 4:30 PM on a Tuesday afternoon while waiting to fill-up. I didn't go inside like most, I chose to pay at the pump and get on my way so I can't speak of the staff or the interior of the store. The gas prices are uhm okay since there isn't any competitors I don't think they can be competitive...

Very clean and updated fuel island with "tap to pay' option, no need to worry about credit card…read moreskimmers here if you choose this way to pay. I stopped in to fuel the Jeep Wrangler with 93 Octane, I never like the price of premium gasoline but it's a competitive price for the area especially being this town is a little off the beaten path compared to where I live. I had no reason to go inside but it's appears to be one of the few go to spots for the locals to grab odds and ends, and it looks like can beer is one of those necessities round here. Being it's located at a crossroads getting in and out of here is a breeze, but look both ways folks seem to be in a hurry along this route and the "do not pass" signs and double yellow lines don't appears to be enough to convince some to practice patience...

This newly upgraded location is a great addition to the area but is it sustainable? I was in the…read morearea a few months ago and noticed that behind this store they installed a diesel fueling island for big rigs and a truck parking lot, but unlike the pumps at a truck stop they actually allow Big Rigs / RVs etc. to pay at the pump without having to go inside just as you would when pumping gas in front of the store which is very convenient. This is the option I used so I can't speak for the interior of the store or the staff. Diesel Fuel Island - this fueling island was unkept and filthy. The concrete surface was covered in spilt fuel, the pumps are in poor repair and the receipt dispenser didn't work, the windshield washing stations were dry there were no squeegees, no paper towels or hand sanitizer which you will definitely need if you touch anything here. Although this fuel island is totally neglected the convenience of paying at the pump for "high flow" fuel dispensing gets them just an "okay" rating of three stars, as nasty as this fuel island was I'd stop again because of the convenience but I would come better prepared...

Only 6 months old. Wow what a difference. They knocked down the rotting shack that was a gas…read morestation and built a nice new place for food (subway) Sri I'd, nice bathrooms and 14 gas pumps as well as 6 diesel truck spots. My new stop when traveling across 40.

Quick trip to gas up, use the restroom and get some snacks…read more Plenty of gas pumps Bathrooms were clean Inside offerings were a lot: Frozen yogurt machines and a topping bar Premade milkshakes Ice cream bars and pints Slushies Premade sandwiches, fruit, and other options Large selection of beer, soft drinks, and others Easy and quick stop.

I will say, Racetrac has some pretty good coffee, and they have lots of add-ons to the good coffee…read more I also like the hot dogs. But the burgers, they're not great. Just thought I let you know.

Nice little place on the back roads of Florida. I had to create this Yelp entry in order to leave…read morea review. The nice people that work there are friendly, keep a decently clean place, and don't gouge travelers on the cost of products--at the pump or in the store. When your traveling on SR 19 consider the Mobil station on Main Street in Altoona.

I have visited here several times, as this Circle K is very close to where we visit for our annual…read morevacation/trip to visit family. I have always had a pleasant experience here, and like to visit this location. This Circle K is a newer location, right on the Main Street of "downtown" Chiefland across the road from the high school. It has multiple entrances and exits from the main road, as well as from the road that runs behind. It has plenty of parking, and traffic flows at a normal rate all around. There are regular gas pumps in front of the building, and the diesel/more premium pumps are in the back. A positive about getting gas here is that there are several different rewards programs and various payment methods that will give you a nice discount off of your fill-ups. My favorite part about this location is the retail inside. I love all of the variety in all items. Usually, I am visiting here in the morning. So, I like to get a self-served Iced Coffee from their taps. There is a nice selection of milks and creamers to make your drink just as you want it. This particular visit, we also tried a Chicken Fried Steak Biscuit, which is a very unique menu item (especially for a gas station!). It was quite good. I also find myself buying other types of drinks here. They have one of the best deals on fountain drinks, with them being $.79 with the rewards card. There is also typically "2 for" sales on the energy drinks, which my fiancé frequently gets. And on anything else, I seem to find there is usually some kind of sale or deal going on as well. As far as the rest of the retail, there is a nice variety of typical items you would find at a gas station, including alcohol options. There are regular check-outs with cashiers, as well as rather high-tech self-check-outs that have a camera to ring your things up for you. Very neat! Overall, I like the Circle K brand, especially this location. I would recommend stopping here for both your car fuel and personal fuel needs if you are in the area. Just make sure you sign up for a rewards card to get the best prices!

I stopped here about once a week to fill up my tank on the way home from visiting a friend. Their…read moreloyalty program is pretty good right now. I'm currently getting $0.25 off a gallon.

Anything you need and or want. Friendly employees . Clean and plenty of room to shop. Clean…read morerestrooms.

If you've never stopped at Buc-ee's, you're missing out on one of the ultimate road trip…read moreexperiences. The first thing you'll notice is the seemingly endless sea of gas pumps--fueling up is quick and easy, even when the place is busy. Once inside, it's much more than a gas station. It's a massive travel center packed with snacks, drinks, gifts, clothing, home décor, and just about anything else you could imagine needing (or not needing) on a road trip. The store is spotless, well-organized, and surprisingly easy to navigate despite its size. The real stars, though, are the food. The brisket sandwich is absolutely worth the hype--fresh, tender, smoky, and piled high. Don't leave without grabbing some of their fresh jerky, either. With so many flavors to choose from, it's easy to find a favorite. And then there are the bathrooms. I know it sounds strange to rave about a restroom, but Buc-ee's truly deserves the recognition. They are, without question, the cleanest public bathrooms I've ever used while traveling. That alone makes Buc-ee's a must-stop on any road trip. Even with the crowds, the employees are friendly, the checkout lines move incredibly fast, and the whole operation runs like a well-oiled machine. Whether you're stopping for gas, grabbing a meal, stocking up on snacks, or just stretching your legs, Buc-ee's has turned a routine pit stop into a destination. It's one of those places that actually lives up to the hype, and I'll happily stop every chance I get.