There not many choices on where you can stop when you are traveling. It sucks to encounter super rude and inconsiderate employees on long road trips. read more

If you are looking for the place that has dealings with Greyhound Bus service then you have found the place. The early bus usually gets here a little after 6:30 a.m. and you do not have to check your luggage/baggage in a day before like you do at the one in Port Arthur. The whole place is old as butt. Pot filled parking lot with a few of the fuel pumps always out of service and you have a recipe for a budget trucker's dream. A few miles down the road if you want something better you will find a Pilot and a Flying J's. The rooms that are located on the second floor here were $49 a night the last time I called (November of 2014). Entrance back to I 10 are very easily accessible getting on, off on either direction. read more

0* out of 5. The most filthy, disgusting gas station/convenience store/bathrooms I have ever, ever seen. When you travel as much as I do, especially as a small girl, I generally stop at Love's or other large chain truck stops, if they're not available, as they have gas, drinks/food & bathrooms in 1 location, are well lit, open 24/7 & updated & clean. Even the pumps at Love's are clean aside from a stray 2 or so I've seen in my travels. Well, Love's wasn't available, so my GPS which obviously wishes my immediate demise, suggested I stop here. I plan on hammering it to death this week. Pros: * If you are running out of gas or have a gunshot wound & can't go 1-mi further... this filth haven teaming with bacteria is here for you to catch god knows what disease. Cons: * I could go on for a thesis on the work a CSI team in hazmat suits would need to do to clean the layers of filth from this disgusting location... everything, everything, everything is disgusting, from the floors to the women's bathroom, that looks like a murder happened in there to the countertops where there's food. * There was a counter for chicken or pizza (either Chester's or Little Caesar's)... I forget now... & I was stunned to see a line of old folks waiting for food. How on earth could they look at the condition of this soil shack & still have an appetite?! * There's a Grayhound counter inside Dirt Domain, so that gives you an idea of the transient, down on their luck characters who frequent this place. Perhaps the owners feel it doesn't matter to their guests if you're too scared to walk on the floors. * The Arab family who appears to own the place don't wear masks, aside from the woman working the filthy register, behind a filthy plastic partition, who is so wrapped up in garb & gear, it's hard to tell if she's male or female. The others didn't even have partitions at the counter they were working. I got gas, then walked inside & felt fear of going further into the bathroom, due to the condition. But, the bathroom was like something out of a horror movie... filth, clogging, blood, brown layered toilet seats, wet towels discarded from counter to floor were as repellant as the smell (even through a mask), that I couldn't even use the restroom. The outside is rundown & filthy, so is the inside. If you buy food from here, well it was nice knowing ya, you'll perish in a week. During Covid, it's stunning that they've cleaned nothing, it looks like, for many months. I ran from there like my hair was on fire. The health dept needs to make a dire visit. Enter at your own peril. Note: Look at the two 2019 reviews... it appears this palace of filth has been operating under these conditions for at least 2-yrs. read more

The only place in between Houston and New Orleans where you can get boiled peanuts, Jenny Mccarthy self help books, wild bill stickers and a Topsy turvy tomato planter in one stop! Seriously a cross between hotel/truck stop/cheap junk stall at a flea market. Good stop for gas and snacks and junk in an odd location outside Vidor. There is a hotel on the backside with no clear way of checking in. Hmmmmm..... Public restrooms could be better but not that bad. read more

Only giving one star because zero is unavailable. Do NOT eat the fried chicken!! Blood in it twice and rude about it when I brought it back

Small convenience store and restaurant where the Greyhound bus stops. I chose to eat here since I wouldn't have time in Houston before a bus change. Got s burger and okra. Good, buttered-bun diner burger and nice southern fried okra. Though the building is in a state of disrepair, the restrooms were clean and stocked. Couldn't ask for more when on the road. read more

Store smells like sewage and there is mold in the hotel rooms. Bedding was dirty like they don't wash it. Never going back

The only good I can find is, the lot and the store itself are clean. It has a Chesters Fried Chicken, there wasn't any in the "heat lamp" which means they cook it fresh which could be a good thing. But, going into the men's bathroom, it stunk like someone took a major dump on the floor. The stall I used had no TP, the other one had plenty. So, I would only return *IF* I needed to, but not want. read more