The place has gotten better. Still have fun issues keeping the fountain drinks suppliedread more

Way over priced. They spike up their prices so much local people cannot afford to go there. It's…read moreterrible because it's the only grocery store in trinity. The produce is all mostly old and wilted and rotted . The meat is even worse! Most of the meat is brown (old) and no longer red. I cannot afford to shop there nor do I want to ever!

Good people that try hard. Great people in almost every department-- especially meat and produce…read more Pharmacy tries hard to help. Sales are always posted but inventory lacks sufficient quantities when sales are advertised. Management always tries to smooth out problems.

If you're traveling through Texas. Buc-ee's is the place to stop. Clean bathrooms that are not…read morestalls with the giant gap at the bottom. Private bathroom! More jerky than you can imagine. Fresh quality food to go. A gillion has pumps and a ton of charge stations. Stop in, get something ' leave something .

I stopped at Buc-ee's in Madisonville around 8:30 PM. The parking lot was nearly empty, and I…read moreparked my semi truck all the way in the very back of the lot, away from everyone. I walked in planning to spend maybe 20 minutes max just to buy a few souvenirs, snacks, and a few things to take home to my kids and family. Shortly after I walked in, I was approached and told I wasn't allowed to be there because I came in a semi truck. I explained that I was only going to be inside for a few minutes to buy a few items, but I was told they would not allow me to purchase anything. I was also told, "Unfortunately truckers are not welcome." Those were his exact words. That was extremely disappointing to hear. Truck drivers are a huge part of what keeps this country moving. We deliver the products businesses sell every single day, including the products sitting on Buc-ee's shelves. To be told we're not welcome and not even allowed to make a purchase is sad and frustrating. Because of this experience, I will never return to Buc-ee's again, not even in my personal vehicle. I'd much rather spend my money at a truck stop or any business that welcomes everyone and appreciates the people who help keep America moving.

Terrible service! Stopped here for gas tonight at 9:30 pm on our way home for Christmas. We pumped…read moregas, used the fairly clean restrooms, and took our purchases to the counter. The two checkers were messing with the lottery tickets - there were no other customers in the store. Im sure they saw us - we waited at the counter for around 3 minutes from the time I started counting, with the checkers no more than a couple of feet from us. They did not even acknowledge us, so after 3 minutes, we left. I would go out of my way to avoid this place.

Love coming to this store! Their pumps always have towels and squeegies to clean my windows. Their…read moregift card price helps me save a lot of money too!

Q & Sonya at the register are very friendly and extremely attentive when dealing with customers…read morecoming in; both civilian and commercial trucking. While checking out, Q immediately provided feedback in coordination with Sonya on rewards and inquired on cleanliness of the store!

When there's no bucees nearby and you need to use the restroom.. this place makes the cut. Larger…read morethan your typical convenience store and decent restrooms. They have a Wendy's connected to the store and have a section for hot foods for a quick grab and go with a decent selection of coffee. Decent amount of pumps on site.

Best fried fish in Trinity!!! Just make sure you come early because they sell out very fast!!!read more

In what has been a common theme with taking the Dragon on road trips through this part of the…read morestate, she was running out of gas and this was the first gas station I found before we were completely on E. I keep saying I want a Tesla, but with the limited range you get with one and all the small towns I spend my time in around the state that would cause just as many problems running out of electricity between a farm with cows and the more prosperous farm down the road that is used for manufacturing meth. This gas station was slightly cleaner on the exterior than the trash pile I found myself at near Crockett, however there was a large sugary spill of something all over and near the pump, so I was having a stare down with a bee that seemed to want to have a go at me. When I asked the machine for my receipt it pulled the attitude that you had to go inside to get a receipt from the cashier, which is a stupid ploy to get you to spend money in the c-store portion since you were already there. It worked on me, at first. I wanted an icee since I did not get one at that trash pile in Crockett. So I went in to the icee machine first, which they actually had. Then I noticed all of the "do not use" lights were on for every single flavour. So they beat the Crockett location by actually having the gat dang machine. But they also tied the Crockett location by not actually having any icee available for me to purchase, since none of the flavours were frozen and ready to flow forth from the machine into my American-sized goblet for sugar. Among my many complaints, they at least got me back on the road again with some gas in the belly of the Dragon.

Made a pitstop here. Very beautiful and clean bathrooms and store. Staff was very friendly. Highly…read morerecommend.