Sunday May 18th 8pm. After speaking with assistant manager Sarah I find she should be fired…read moreimmediately. I found her actions to be unacceptable, extremely arrogant, and highly offensive especially when it came to her attack on the gal at the cigarette counter. The Complaint should have been handled with a managerial approach, but instead it came out as you are wasting my time and you should get out. Being from out of town how many more people who just took there product down the road and found it to be of poor quality with no recourse. Amarillo you deserve better.

Buc-ee's is an absolute playground especially after a long day of driving. I love the fresh made…read moreitems, especially the burritos and tacos. Their tortillas are perfectly cooked and so soft. I also love their coffee bar -- it's great to be able to control just how much milk you'd like in your coffee. The iced coffee is on the light side, perhaps a bit watered down by the ice. They also have a plethora of dessert options. We tried the banana pudding and it was absolutely perfect. I know banana pudding abounds in the south, but they are one of the most generously portioned and consistently delicious banana pudding options.

I'm happy this location right down the street from our hotel and very clean! One pump wasn't…read moreworking that I saw, but thankfully we were able to just swing around to the other side and there weren't a lot of people waiting. $3.46/gallon which is comparable to all gas stations in town.

I have never heard of this company it seems to be a local store to Amarillo, TX. I was so…read moresurprised to see it on Yelp but disappointed it had not received a tip nor a review. So, I am happy to be the first tip and review them. We stopped here to get gas and water while traveling from CA making our way to Michigan on the I-40E. The station was clean inside and out including the restroom. The clerk was a friendly fellow and helpful. It appeared to be well stocked with cold beverages, snack foods, grab and go sandwiches and more. The station is opened 24/7 according to the door sign, very convenient. Yelp On !

So thankful to find clean restrooms on I40! Friendly staff and stocked convenience store.read more

Jaron was very un helpful apparently no here know anything about pumping gas at, at gas station…read more Probably not the safest thing!! No one here wants to help you!

Burning through gasoline as I'm heading east and home, this was a good stop to fill up. Directly…read moreoff the highway and easy to access in my Sprinter van. Fuel was as inexpensive as any in the area and it flowed quickly. Receipt printer worked, squeegee took some bugs off the windshield and I was back on my way. An A-OK stop. [Review 21036 overall - 449 in Texas - 2021 of 2023.]

The thing I will say about Loves is it's more than just gas, It's a convenient store with plenty of…read moreauto trucker type items as well. The gas is high quality. The bathrooms were clean, and the staff were keeping things stocked and clean. They also had some fresh cut fruit, which was a nice change of pace instead of regular junk food. They also usually have some type of hot food available, whether it's a restaurant that's part of it or a hot sandwich cold sandwich area.They have a consistent product. There's plenty of trucker services from showers to qas and parking that were adequate for the truckers and for vehicles.

So I was Westbound and down, 6 wheels and trucking. Having sampled the charms of Amarillo years…read morebefore and having taken a blood oath to NEVER visit again, I pushed my gas to the limit to clear the city having previously fueled up at a Love's in OK. Needed to get fuel and being clear of the city of doom, this was an easy stop. For Westbound drives it was not as convenient but still easy on and off. For stop #4 at Love's it hit all the tropes I have come to expect. Clean inside and out and great prices on gas. Two unexpected things: Gas was cheaper than water. $2.23 for a gallon vs. $3.09 for a1L of water. Twilight from this location was spectacular Aside from that it was yet another Love's on my cross country journey

Amarillo's Phillips 66 gas stations earn 4 stars--they're not museum pieces, but living reminders…read moreof an era when highways shaped America. Whether you're refueling or just road-tripping, these stations offer an immersive, accessible stop steeped in style and history. Must-see for anyone tracing the Mother Road's original pulse. Want help planning a Route66 walking tour through these gems?

Their bbq brisket sandwich is so freakin good!! Best I've ever had. Skip the pizza eat their…read morebarbecue

Stopped in for gas and a bathroom break on that long stretch of I-40 headed east. The gas was at a…read morefair price and the bathroom was very clean. Grabbed a few drinks and munches for the road and didn't brake the bank. Don't let the looks fool you, this is a oasis on I-40!

Clean, clean and did I say clean. Stopped in on our way from NV to MS. They have the cleanest…read morerestrooms so far on the trip. Friendly staff and good price for gas. Clean water and window sponge for your windshield. The workers here take pride in what they do. Both of the women working this morning took the time to greet us and say goodbye and thank you.

Very clean, and polite gals at the counter! Old building, surprised how CLEAN the whole place is,…read moreincluding bathroom!

Easy and convenient gas station with reasonable prices. They were only about three cents more than…read moreSam's Club which is usually the cheapest in town. It's right in front of the United so you can combine errands easily. As long as they stay this competitive I will continue to patronize them and recommend them to others.

I love Allsup's but not this location. It's small, cramped, staff are short with customers. Parking…read morearea is dirty and feels like you could pick up a tire nail.

Absolute worst gas station ever!! Went today 4/6/26 and the pump got stuck and kept filling up my…read moretank. They are the slowest pumps in the world so I sat in the car for a bit and went back out and discovered gallons and gallons had overflowed. When I pulled it out I tried to shut it off and the nozzle was stuck. I was pissed. Went inside to tell the cashier and she said "oh no! AGAIN!" Again! I told her, by that reaction this has definitely happened before, and she admitted to it. I asked if she would Reimburse me partially and she said "when this happens the owner says the customer has to eat the cost and he says customer should be paying attention". I was so irritated, I told her in 30 years of pumping gas I've never seen a pump that didn't auto shut off. This is such a hazard andi looked up that it can cause damage to the car emissions system and charcoal filter. I Had my wife and 2 kids in the car and we had to smell gas for the next 100 miles. I'm going to dispute the charge and I'm calling the Texas state regulators and reporting this and letting them know that they knew about it and have let it go unfixed. Horrible place