Blasting across Indiana paying little heed to gauges and indicator lights and all the sudden,…read moresomewheres between Lafayette and Lebanon, the trip odometer indicates 380 miles are gone from a 400-mile tank of gas. Rolled up to the pumps without any options figuring on getting got but what's a fellow to do except top off and keep driving... Had no business to tend but the store looked fairly clean from the pumps and nothing icky came out the doors so l guess it's safe inside. BTW: the prices are in line with nearby stations checked after leaving and on the way back home :-)

Great fill up station, accessible lot with plenty of space, decent prices, didn't get inside but…read morefound the pumps quick and working well.

Went to this gas station the other day to just put 20 dollars in my tank it took 20 dollars out…read morewithout letting me put it in my tank. When I later called them to explain ans ask what happened they said it should be refunded in the next 24-48 hours. I still have not got it refunded.

I like stopping it loves travel shops. They're always clean for the most part of good bathrooms and…read moreeasily accessible.

And one more time I find myself at a loves way station. It seems as though you can find one every…read morefifty or a hundred miles and in some case, further or shorter away from each other. There's usually some kind of fun music piping through the speakers, today it's country music. Not much more to add about this loves , since it's just about like all the other loves. Maybe it's a little smaller , but you can still get your large eyed plushies for your kidows at home As well as your cell phone chargers in your cup of fruit.

This is a Good to Go convenience store that sells Amoco gas. It's relatively new, so I was…read moresurprised by the clutter in the store and dirty windows. They carry everything you'd expect from a convenience store - lottery tickets, snacks, beverages with one major difference. They have a cafe that makes some seductive-looking fried chicken. It was 9 am, so while tempted, I refrained from trying it. But there were workman sitting at tables enjoying big pieces. We picked up gas. Easy in and out off of SR32.

This gas station is always very clean. The pumps are always in working order and I never have to…read morego inside to obtain a receipt. The lot is always tidy and free of trash. Nicely landscaped as well. Easy access with multiple entrances off State Route 32 and Ditch Road.

Clean, well organized and convenient. They also offer EV chargers. Coffee is decent , the have a…read moretaco bell , subway both open late.

On our drive to Chicago we had stopped here to utilize the bathroom and also get a snack. I noticed…read morethat they had a Cinnabon shop so I definitely had to get a Cinnabon. I also had got a slice of cheese pizza since I was hungry the prices of these items were not bad at all especially to be at a gas station. There were two different restaurants inside the store. I was not too fond of the pizza. It was not the best but it was okay due to me buying it and I don't believe in wasting food. Plus I was hungry. The employee was friendly and she explained the different deals that the store was offering which she didn't have to do. The bathroom was clean and you really couldn't tell it was a bathroom utilized a lot. If you stop here you will be okay especially if you like Cinnabons and need to utilize the bathroom. My next time I drive up I will stop here again.

Drove an hour to the Sunoco Midwest in Crawfordsville, IN. I will say it was worth the drive…read more Meat was juicy, breading very good and not too salty. Wife enjoyed the onion rings. Service was good for a filling station. We had the sugar cream pie and the pumpkin crumble. Would recommend the pumpkin over the sugar cream and I am normally a sugar cream guy.

Sometimes, gas station food can be good. At Sunoco Midwest Clean Fuel, the food is always…read moreexcellent. They have the typical fried chicken and potato wedges. The hidden jewel is the fried pork tenderloin. It's large enough to hang over the bun and be satisfying, but not horrendously huge. There is also a smaller 'junior.' On Thursdays, they have a seasonal lunch (winter is chicken and noodles), and Fridays is a "Foodie Friday," something good they whip up. Plus they have fresh pies, cakes, and other pastries. The staff are attentive and fun, there's always banter between the regulars and staff. Whenever I am in Crawfordsville, this is my lunch spot now.