Gas is on the more expensive side, the lady who works there doesn't speak English well and was rude.read more

While travelling to the cemetery in Alvarado, I saw the QT at the designated turn and decided to…read moretake advantage of the opportunity to get gas. How convenient! After filling up and cleaning the windshields, I stepped inside to answer the call of nature. The inside of the building, as well as the outside property, seemed clean and well-maintained. If I'm ever in the area again, I won't hesitate to stop here.

Julie O. was very friendly! Restrooms are clean & this is a nice area next to a Starbucks & right…read moreoff I-35.

I really like this racetrac u come for the boiled peanuts and the frozen yogurt. This last time my…read morepeanuts were so salty I couldn't eat them very disappointed ! Glad I got the smaller cup. Other than that they are good with having in stock stuff and location is clean

Easy on and off for gas in the morning. Plenty of pumps to pull up to.read more

This is a gas truck stop station/convenience store with some high cholesterol hot food items and a…read morelittle seating area. The restrooms are clean and that says a lot for a truck stop!

I bought 2 bottles of Old New England Egg Nog just before Christmas and it was spoiled. I called…read morethe manager, James to see if I could exchange it, he said he could not due to state law. I then called the bottling company, he had me read the date code off of the bottle, he said it was 18 months old and the store should not have sold it. I called James back with this information and he claims he had just received them this season. I asked him to at least give me store credit, but he would not. I wish the bottling company would put an actual date that a consumer can understand and not some 4 digit code. I think the store should be responsible for selling product that is not beyond it's expiration date. I will not shop at Stoney's ever again

This was a quick stop as now that I have burgers and onion rings for dinner, I need a beer to go…read morewith it. It's the law, dontchaknow? As I'm driving north tomorrow, I don't want a six pack to carry. I just need one beer. Thankfully, Texas alcohol law lets convenience stores sell beer and this Circle K was on the way. In fact, it is the last such store on the way out of Cleburne towards my hotel. Easy parking in the front. The gas pump area is tidy with a half dozen pumps distributing Valero fuel products. There was no trash in the lot. Inside, a tightly packed convenience store with the usual snacks and drinks. Coolers with sodas, juices, water and yes, beers. A few open spots on the shelves for some candies and drinks. Definite supply chain issues here. Beer choices included the usual macro beers and I grabbed a tall boy of something light. The lady who rang up my sale was pleasant and cracked a joke as we transacted business. I like her. She's nice. [Review 16052 overall - 237 in Texas - 1557 of 2021.]