Overall a good stop. Gas is reasonably priced - very competitive to Pilot that's nearby. The…read morerestroom is clean and well stocked. The restaurant is typical of most smaller town diner. We were hungry and had another 590 miles to our destination. We need food! The lack of ratings made us wary of the restaurant but I'm glad we decided to give it a try. I had the traditional breakfast with bacon and my husband had the pancake, two eggs, and bacon special. The portion were huge for $6.29! Our server was friendly and attentive. Good place to accomplish everything for a long road trip ahead.

Yes it's an eye sore in a truck stop. I was hungry and the journey had been lacking a bathroom…read morestop. Killed 2 birds with one stone. Bathrooms were clean and stocked. Service friendly and efficient. Have French Vanilla creamer or milk if you prefer over containers of 1/2 and 1/2. I got breakfast, the traditional. 2 eggs, ham, home fries and biscuits. See picture, huge plate. They need to change the grease or change brands. Ham good. Service never lets your coffee empty. I would stop here again.

Stopped by the Pilot in Rochester, Indiana, during a road trip, and it worked well for a quick…read morestop. The parking lot is big and easy to navigate, which makes pulling in hassle-free even when it's busy. Inside, the store feels roomy with a solid selection of snacks, drinks, and the usual travel-stop essentials. The hot food area looked fine, but it definitely could use a bit more attention during busier times. Restrooms were available, but they weren't the cleanest when I visited. They were usable, just not great. The checkout line moved quickly, and the staff handled things efficiently without slowing anyone down. The fuel pumps were clean, well-lit, and spaced out enough to avoid that cramped, chaotic feel you sometimes get at travel centers. Prices were standard for a Pilot, nothing surprising. Overall, it's a decent place to stop, refuel, and stretch your legs. Not the cleanest option out there, but it gets the job done if you're passing through. Efficient: Yes First-Time Friendliness: Yes Would I Return: Yes JY review

On our way back home from Indy back in March, we had to make a pitstop. The employees were kind but…read morenot overly chipper or anything. The bathrooms were clean and I can always appreciate a gas station with a Dunkin Donuts attached. I usually get a craving for doughnuts when I'm at a gas station but having a Dunkin Donuts right there makes it impossible to resist that craving. Overall, if you need a quick snack, decent priced gas and a clean bathroom, Pilot is always a decent choice. Our local Pilot also has a restaurant and clean bathroom. They are usually fairly consistent with being clean and fairly average with their gas prices.

This is a gas station off of the interstate in Rochester, Indiana. It serves its purpose. That…read morepurpose is to provide fuel, a restroom and, perhaps, a convenience store at which you might find something to eat and drink. The one thing I wanted to drink was coffee, but the coffee they had seemed like it had been left out quite a while. So, pass! I found something else to drink, and when I went to pay, the card reader did not work at the register, so the attendant took my card to a different, out-of-the-way location to scan. OK! I felt like I might need to check my credit card statement after that encounter. This gas station has OK restrooms, and also a shower area for truckers. It's also attached to a restaurant that offers "Maxcian" street food. Oh, rural Indiana! Never stop being exactly who you are.

This is a classic bait and switch rip off. The sign on the road says $3.19 a gallon. However, the…read morepump reads $3.29 a gallon. When I asked the attendant why that the prices were different, she told me that it was only 319 with a BP card. She wasn't even smart enough to say oh we haven't changed it yet or any reasonable excuse. So folk