TLDR: Convenient and clean 24/7 travel center off I-40 (exit 138) on NC-61 toward Gibonsville in…read moreWhitsett. Gas prices posted online. Parking reservations for trucks and truck service. Burger King and Popeyes inside. We have refueled at this travel center for years. The gas is reasonably priced and the bathrooms are large and clean. Plus we can grab a snack or meal inside. It is a popular stop. Short lines are common at the pumps and Popeyes. Pay attention to the directional arrows for ease of travel through the pumps and to the parking spots. Typically we fill up the tank, park, and then grab food or use the restroom. They have ample parking and a grassy area nearby for pet bathroom breaks. Service can occasionally be slow particularly later in the day. The restrooms have ample stalls and are kept clean. In addition to Popeyes and Burger King, the convenience store is packed with snack, gift, meal, and beverage options. Overall, we recommend this travel station to others!

My daughter was charged $1.91 for a large cup of ice water that is ridiculous and then the male…read morecashier crumbled the receipt up and didn't even give it to her, for that purchase, that's crazy. What is really going on nowadays she should have just purchased a cold bottle of water for that price , something is really wrong with the economy, I understand you have to charge a fee for the cup but really $1.91

Best chilli dogs I've ever tasted in my life, easy 5 stars. Bonus for not selling out to Coca Cola…read moreand still serving Pepsi.

Could be cooler inside, but they have great food good customer service and it's always clean.read more

I have been wanting to try The Bodega for a while now simply because of their delicious food photos…read morefrom Yelp! My husband and I were in downtown Greensboro on a Saturday afternoon and decided to hit this place up for lunch. When they called the place The Bodega, they really mean it's a bodega. It's decked out like a small convenience store from the second you walk in. We ordered our food at the cash register to eat at one of their tables outside. The cashier brought our sandwiches out about 10 minutes after ordering. I ordered the Turkey Caesar. It had turkey, shaved parmesan, marinated cherry tomato, house-made Caesar dressing, onion, and romaine lettuce in an 8" sandwich roll. It was a little pricey at $15, but it was worth the splurge. The dressing and parmesan cheese were unbelievable! Since this is in downtown Greensboro, there is no dedicated parking lot but we easily found street parking nearby. The place has a few tables outside for customers to enjoy their food. If you're looking for a good sandwich, I highly recommend checking The Bodega out.

This place is so cool and has some of the best sandwiches in town. This time I popped in for a…read moreGroove Lab event they hosted. Unfortunately the kitchen had already closed (Sunday) but trust me when I say the sandwiches are mouthwatering. And if you like THC drinks, this is the spot! So many options to choose from. They also have their own line of drinks and various other convenience products. The staff was friendly and quick with service and the place was clean and had great vibes all around.

I stopped here around 1pm on a Friday to fuel up. It's a small station with only 2 pumps. It's…read moreconnected to Tommy's Mini Mart, a convenience store. The pumps are open 24/7 but the store is open until 11pm. I paid at the pump and used my fuel rewards to save 10cents a gallon. The pump was fast. No issues.

It's just a great neighborhood spot that caters to its customers. It's got great wine/beer…read moreselection and the long term staff know all their regulars.

I occasionally frequent this little gem on the way to my girlfriend's to satisfy our craving for…read moreadult beverages. A longer day means more frequenting and more Four Loko. Haha, kidding about the latter. I don't drink Four Loko porque soy no loco. I love this place. I love the foreign owner's ambition. He's got big dreams, and ambition's; go big or stay home, just like me. First of all, the word "beer" in the front of the place should be in a huge font and have glowing lights, because boy do they have beer for a small mart. The owner has temperature controlled freezer's, and about fifty different micro brews available like he's situated in bustling Times Square. It's pretty sweet. I was looking at one end of the store at all the beers, and he enthusiastically pointed to the other side and said "look behind the chips, look behind the chips." He grabbed my hand and actually held it as he led me to this sacred area behind the chips. Sure enough there were ten more micro brews. This place is awesome. It's very progressive for this area, and can give any small mart in the country a run for it's money with it's variety of beers. The owner is a really nice guy and seems very committed to making sure you are happy, which let's face it, is a pretty rare gesture in this day and age. He tells me every time I go in there that if I can't find something I want, he will be happy to get it for me. I'm sure he would do the same for you if you visited the quick mart.

They were open at 5am on Thanksgiving day and I am so thankful for this! The store was well…read moreorganized and stocked. The bathrooms were clean and modern. The staff members greeted us with smiles and said Happy Thanksgiving. Thank you so much for being open and working on a holiday!

I found this Pilot Travel Center by using Google Maps to scout out a good gas station to fill up at…read moreon our way from Chapel Hill to Greensboro (yeah, I actually did that). This Pilot is conveniently located just off I-40/I-85 exit 132 (Mount Hope Church Road) in McLeansville, North Carolina. Having grown up in nearby High Point in the 80s and 90s and regularly traveling back and forth between the Triangle and Atlanta since 2020, I hadn't heard of McLeansville until now. Over about the last couple of years, I've learned that Pilot Flying J (Pilot and Flying J merged in 2009) are the best stops for gas and restroom breaks on the merged stretch of I-40 and I-85 in North Carolina, between the Triad and the Triangle. If anyone knows better, please educate me. On this stretch, there are Pilots at exits 132 (this one in McLeansville), 150 (Haw River), and 152 (Mebane). There's also a Flying J across the street from the Pilot at exit 150. I think the only comparable gas station/truck stop on the same stretch is the TA Travel Center at exit 138 (Whitsett). I'll probably have left Yelp reviews for each of these places before our time in the Triangle is up. I-40 overlaps with I-85 between I-40 exits 227 and 259. In between those exits, the I-85 exit numbers, 131 to 163, prevail. This Pilot is situated close to the west end of the overlap, near Greensboro. Relatively speaking, this Pilot in McLeansville is spacious, clean, and well-stocked. It's no QuikTrip, RaceTrac, or Love's, but it's one of the closest things you'll find to those brands around here. My four-star rating is relative to the area. I counted 14 pumps at the filling station. There are Dunkin' and Wendy's fast food restaurants on-site. This is Pilot Travel Center store #7937. It's open 24/7.

We do have booths you may sit down and enjoy your great food!! I work here at this store and we…read moremake every one of our burgers by hand! Real hamburger meat!! Come by and try one of the best burgers in town!! Not saying this because I work here!!

I ordered a BLT w/ mayo. The BLT came out with mushy tomatoes (during peak tomato season in the…read moresouth) But the mushy sandwich was the easiest thing to stomach. When i asked about why the bill was 50 cents more than published price. The owner responded, "i treat my customers right. You wanted mayo, it is 45 cents." This is America you want it - you must pay for it!" I said, my bad - i have been eating BLTs all my life and have never not had mayo included. The owner yelled - cant you read, its written on the board, 45 cents. I apoligized, i am sorry this is my first time in here and I was just trying to understand the charges. The owner yelled, "i dont care! FU (he did not use the letters but the words) learn how to read the board - i treat all my customers good. I might go back if it were a national emergency and they were the only place in the US that had food.

I stopped by here a little after 8:05pm on a Monday evening to get gas before going on a little…read moredrive to my brothers house. I went inside to prepay. The store was clean and had the usual convenience store items. There were 2 staff members that were friendly. No complaints (other than wanting the gas to be cheaper, haha)

If you want a very nice Chlii Dog, or a couple of well fried Chicken Wings, or an order of solid…read morePotato Wedges, and you want them quick, this just might be the place you want to try. The Chili Dog is especially nice, every bit as good as the one served up the street at Frosty's. This is a grab and go, guy kinda place, not that there' anything wrong with that.