This stations location is poorly planned and it is dangerous to enter or exit if you need to travel…read moreinto the North bound lane of Highway 441. The staff is not friendly and slightly opinionated.

On the way down the mountain from Cashiers, we stopped here to fill up on the way to Helen, Ga…read more The pumps were clean and the inside of the store was nice too. We filled up our gas tank and got sodas to go! Nice stop all around.

Best pretzels ever! Clean & awesome treats--like Cinnabons! Good gas prices too! Lots of food…read moreoptions so it's a one stop shop!!!!

Great gas shop…read more Daniel B. below has a point: I agree, that QuikTrip is more convenient (and larger, with more options) than RaceTrac. But this RaceTrac is TOP. All the out-of-staters with issues about parking... I have one sentence for them: redo your road test! This RaceTrac is large too, pumps aplenty and friendly staff. Some local guy even held the door open for about 12 peeps, all coming in in the morning. It was a small town, Southern-gentility type shop. Gas was cheap. Coffee was hot. Locals wore Clemson and UGA sports gear (they had manners) and the place was doing great business. If you are in Clayton - come here for gas. Rebel review: 5

RaceTrac store #455 is one of the last gas stations you'll find in Georgia before crossing the…read morestate border into North Carolina. It's next door to KFC. In Georgia, I'm generally a fan of QuikTrip and RaceTrac. The gas stations are big, relatively clean, and have low fuel prices. I stopped by this RaceTrac and picked up a couple Vita Coco drinks ($2.50 each) for the road. I started drinking one of the boxes in the car and noticed it tasted funny and unpleasant. Upon further inspection, I saw the drink had expired months ago. Blech. They need to check the expiration dates on their inventory (and I need to check them before buying).

Being here makes me incredibly sad that I don't have one anywhere near me…read more Let's talk about the hot food first ! We had the best brisket sandwich. The sauce is a little sweet, I recommend the sliced brisket over the chopped brisket any day. I would recommend to just skip The three meat sandwich, all you could taste is a sausage- and this may be a hot take... But I don't love the sausage. As for the chicken tenders, wait until it's hot fresh and just put out and it's a life-changing experience. The Buc-ee's sauce is the only way to go. You can get barbecue sauce or honey mustard at any other place. The fries are definitely better than the homemade chips. I did not like those chips, I don't know if I just didn't have them hot and fresh, but I would say skip them. We got some banana pudding to go. Also, would not recommend. It's vanilla pudding with some bananas and wafers. I like my banana pudding to be banana pudding not vanilla pudding with bananas, etc.. We grabbed some essential road trip, snacks, including Buc-ee's nuggets, two different kinds of beef, jerky, peanuts, pickle, flavored potato sticks, and some of their signature mince, both the cotton candy and the traditional. We also got some of their signature cola. The diet cola was mid, the regular was better. and in addition to the snacks and food, we also picked up a hat and a T-shirt for both of us. The staff were amazing. This place is like Grand Central Station, it gets very crowded very fast. Speaking of fast, the cashiers and folks working at the meat carving station were legendarily fast.. The whole experience is great ftom the moment you park in the clean parking lot until the moment you checkout! and if you need to use their bathrooms those are also pristine with a great light system that tells you exactly which stall is open. This place is a well oiled machine designed to be a road tripper's paradise

I love Buc-ee's as much as the next person, but this location is one to avoid. Navigating the…read moreparking lot is pure automotive torture. The merging lanes are a chaotic free-for-all where nobody takes turns. It's incredibly stressful. On top of that, you can find cheaper gas, much easier in-and-out access, and far superior barbecue just a little further down the road. If you don't specifically need a Buc-ee's run for peppermints or snacks, save your sanity and bypass this one.

Great dining at a GAS STATION? How is that possible!! But you won't regret it! Italian food at its…read morebest!

The review that was show ( and answered 6 yrs later) was not written by me…read more I have been to Hot Spot many times w/o problems. 2 star review was a hack. Robert Z.

This is a really good place for local news in the Cullasajsa Community and it's also the last…read morestation for gas and food before you head up the mountain for the drive thru the Cullasajsa Gorge which goes to Highlands, NC. Fill up before you go up because the price for fuel is far higher in Highlands-Cashiers area. Because of the winding roads it's a long slow drive. A white knuckle drive for some. Next door to the station is a great place for RV's to park for just a few nights, a week or even the entire summer. Situated beside the Cullasajsa River, very professional and incredibly friendly with a nice sense of community within and surrounded by a peaceful community. Highly recommended for a breakfast or lunch meal at the Sweetwater Cafe. It's located next to the station. Stop by and see for yourself and bring your friends and family.

Customer service here is outstanding. If you are passing through or staying in Cherokee, this is…read morethe type of business that appreciates customers. Clean and safe.