I had a really frustrating experience at this location, but I want to take a moment to recognize…read moreKelly for completely turning things around. When I first arrived, I was ignored by multiple staff members including a manager while others who came in after me were helped first. It was honestly disappointing and made me feel uncomfortable, especially noticing the difference in how customers were being treated. Thankfully, Kelly stepped up and showed what real customer service should look like. She was attentive, respectful, and made sure I was taken care of right away. If it weren't for Kelly, this review would have been very different. Management should take note, she's the standard of how customers should be treated.

Stopped in at a Pilot gas station while on the road and overall it was a solid experience. The…read moreplace was clean, especially the restrooms, which is always a big deal when traveling. The store was well stocked with plenty of snacks and drinks, and everything was easy to find without wandering around too long. The staff were friendly and got me checked out quickly, which I appreciated since I was trying to get back on the road. Gas prices were about what you'd expect, nothing amazing but not outrageous either.

You are in for a special surprise here! Definitely stop and…read morelook at the rocks. We stopped and got gas here and were shocked and excited about what we saw!

I'm already here, so quit advertising!…read more Seriously, isn't is just a little excessive to blast customers with advertisements while they're filling up with gas?! True, nobody really enjoys the process. But it doesn't exactly make it any better when the gas station essentially holds you hostage -- blasting a message at full volume just as the gas starts to flow letting you know that they have hotdogs and hot coffee inside. Stand up for freedom: The freedom to be left alone by corporations trying to sell you stuff for those few remaining moments of life that they haven't yet infiltrated. What's next? Video screens in toilet stalls?! I poop on you.

Well, lit area plenty of pumps. We were stopping for the quality of gas and the reasonable value…read more The service requested was quick and clean restrooms.

price for unleaded as advertized from Next Exit - excellent app! we saved a lot of money on our…read moretrip to FL - Indiana. Plenty of pumps - clean Station - great area. will stop again!

My mother took her car to several places and they could never find out what was wrong with the car…read more Sewanee Auto Repair immediately located the problem and fixed it and it has ran great ever since. After that experience I sent a friend of mine to them and she had a great experience as well.

This is a bad business that takes advantage of its location. I was charged $5 for filling up one…read moretire (which would have cost maybe 25 cents at any gas station's pump). The next week, my friend had to change her oil and had the supplies to do so. The owner charged over 35 for not an hour of labor, but HALF AN HOUR OF LABOR, and went $20 over the "estimate." Her oil change totaled $56, not including the oil and filter she bought and brought to them before their transaction even began. A business that thinks it's ethical to overcharge an estimate by $20, top off when a person just wants an oil change, and somehow used 15 miles' worth of gas in her tank to change her oil is a place owned by scam artists. These people take advantage of students and their distant parents. Unless it's an emergency, I will not return to this business that insults the integrity of Sewanee; this place does not represent the university by any means. I'm ashamed of our only auto shop and hope most people can get into town, at Monteagle, where they are certainly more trustworthy--you just can't get any worse than Sewanee Auto.

A very convenient stop by Hillsboro, TN Love's Travel Stops…read morewas founded in 1964 by Tom and Judy Love in Watonga, Oklahoma. They started with a single leased gas station and grew into a major chain of travel centers, opening their first interstate location in 1981. Today, Love's operates more than 600 locations across 42 states They are concentrated mainly in the Central and Southern US (especially Texas, Oklahoma, the Midwest, and Southeast). I have stopped at several of these stations in my travels. They are consistent in being fairly clean and well stocked with pleasant staff. This location followed the same attributes. It was right off the interstate. So it was easy-on/easy-off There were gas pumps under shade and a store with parking in front. For travellers with dogs, they have a fenced-in area for dogs next to the pumps. They share the building with Hardees in case you want to get a fast food meal and they have extra parking to the side. The pumps and store were clean although it was busy. The bathrooms were reasonably clean and the staff was pleasant. Overall, a good place to stop for a bathroom break or to get a snack or gas.

This Love's Travel Stop just off of 24 in Hillsboro is becoming a go-to stop on my trips from…read moreNashville to Atlanta. Open 24 and combined with a Hardee's, anytime I head out of town in the morning hours, you can usually find me here to top off the tank and fill my belly. It is a travel stop, so heavy foot traffic and usually fairly busy. As with most other travel stops, they have a variety of goods outside of snacks and drinks to include clothing, personal items, a few electronics, souvenirs, etc... The store is in good condition only showing the basic wear and tear you have at a travel stop. Cleanliness is usually pretty solid, however the bathrooms and parking lot needed attention on my recent stops. Overall, Love's are great spots and I appreciate this location for those trips!