Clean bathrooms, plenty of parking and pleasant staff. Couldnt have been a better stop.read more

Super nice and friendly here. Truly encompassing the southern charm! It's very nice to have a good…read moresafe place to get gas and road snacks!

Sweet Onion Junction is the name of the inside grocery portion of this Marathon gas station…read more Located off of I-16 near Soperton, this gas station was well lit on the inside and out. They have the average convenience store items, as well as hot pizza. They sell lottery tickets and beer or wine products. The bathroom could use some repair, but it was clean and served their purpose.

I've stopped here on previous trips and I find the owners to always be very friendly. They have a…read moresmall pizza restaurant inside. I've never eaten the food but it smells pretty good. The gas prices are about the same as other exits. Bathrooms could use some updating. You must purchase something to use them and you will need a key. Not an issue for me because I love getting a big sweet tea and some spicy boiled peanuts. If you have time you must walk around the small travel center in same parking lot. It's a old log cabin and picnic tables with a cute wishing well. There is a cute outhouse that's old too but not for use of course. The old post office building is there too. Just a nice little place to make you feel you've gone back in time.

It's a decent gas station it self but crappy workers they refuse to actually work at the register…read moresince the scan and go was put in so there was a long line and offer no help to the customers who have never used the scan and go

I needed to get a hitch put on my vehicle and my mechanic Mr. Justin at Proline Auto Spa…read morerecommended Tanners. They are awesome! Customer Service is top notch. Service is extraordinary. The staff runs like clockwork. Communication skills, especially with my limited hitch and trailer knowledge was on point. My hitch was installed in no time at all. I'm picking up the trailer tomorrow. I can't wait. Special recognition to Ms. Wendy and Mr. Robert. I know it's a team effort and they make it seem effortless.

Flat tire on the way back to Atlanta. Stranded on a rural road. Call to any service station near…read moreby. I knew the car would have to be towed to replace the tire and Tanners was there in a short period of time. I don't know the owner's son's name, but he sure took care of me, calmed me down and good company to take my mind off of much going on. Tanners had me back on the road with a new tire within an hour at a surprisingly reasonable cost. At first I thought that this was small town kindness, but really it was just a small business doing their absolute best to take care of others in need. Might just drive the 2 hours to use for any issues with my car. Kudos to you Tanner's! You don't know how much appreciated you are!

Always an experience both getting gas and seeing the throngs of people buying food and goods…read more Right off 75 and near our hotel

My husband and I stopped at Buc-ee's while traveling home from Tennessee. I had my service dog with…read moreme, and the night manager, Krysta, repeatedly called out to my husband and then approached me regarding my service animal. While I understand businesses may ask questions about service animals, the way this was handled was incredibly unprofessional. Krysta loudly questioned me in front of other customers and began reading questions from a paper about what tasks my dog performs. When I tried to explain that I have POTS (Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome), she was dismissive and laughed, which was humiliating and embarrassing. Not all disabilities are visible. I felt singled out, judged, and treated with a lack of respect simply because I do not "look disabled." My dog was clearly identified as a service animal, and I even offered proof when questioned. What upset me most was not being asked a question, but the rude and public manner in which I was treated. No customer should be made to feel embarrassed because of a disability. Unfortunately, after this experience, I do not plan on returning.

As of March 2026, I believe this Love's Travel Stop is one of the better gas stations and…read moreconvenience stores you're going to find on the interstates between Atlanta and Savannah (I-75 and I-16), especially I-16. The stretch farther east, between Statesboro and Savannah, is better because it has a relatively new QuikTrip. This Love's has 12 standard pumps and doubles as a truck stop. There's a Chester's Chicken and Subway on site. The restaurants and convenience store are open 24/7. This is Love's Store #320 and it's located about halfway in between Atlanta and Savannah at I-16 Exit 49: SR 257 - Dublin, Dexter.

I went on 10/17/2025 while on the road riding with my sister Medinah to Savannah GA area. My first…read moretime stopping here and getting food from the kitchen! They are the truth. I had fried chicken before from the other gas station chain that's popular in the Atlanta GA area abbreviated CC. This chicken is better crispy and delicious and the honey biscuit is no joke and you get a fruit pie all for $6 00 with the 2 pc dark special! I asked my sister did she want some on the way to Savannah GA. She thought it was tenders only. She got the 2 pc white combo on the way back. Chicken is bussing! They are not playing no games. Pull up and support.