If I could give zero stars to be able to write this review I would. The drinks are so expensive…read morehere compared to other gas stations near. Gas sucks, I filled up at Philip 66 and with a full tank got 400 miles, when I filled up here full tank I got 250 miles. Don't go here. Spend your money somewhere better. There's definitely something wrong with this gas.

Y'all this is a convenience store/ gas station off I-70 with literally nothing around it that has a…read morecollective five star rating on Yelp. Let that sink in for a moment before I begin this review. Some background: I've been frequenting this rest stop ever since I met my husband (then boyfriend) back in 2012. His family lives in central Kansas and this stop is **roughly** halfway between KC and where most of them live. We both have always agreed that it's a solid store and likely the best one in eastern Kansas, before you hit bigger cities that have QTs available. It was a record breaking cold day the last time I was here with my family and we stopped as per usual for a quick restroom break and to pick up a bottle of water or two before continuing on our journey west. As is has been every other time I've been here over the past decade, it was clean, the folks working courteous, the bathrooms well stocked, and plenty of snacks and beverages to choose from. So, what makes this place 4 instead of 5 stars you might ask? Just a few small things: 1. they only carry one brand of sparkling water and are often out of it. That's my number one request at any rest stop these days and on my last visit here I snagged the very last bottle, I'm sure to someone else's dismay. 2. It's a great convenience store/ gas station but it just can't compare to the kings in this category like WaWa and QuikTrip. I will say though, what sets this spot from the others is consistency. This stop has come through for me on many occasions and I'm sure will continue to do so for years to come.

Service is good, feels like family. Place is clean. They have a little bit of everything.read more

Oh Beto Junction, you'll forever hold a special place in my heart as it pertains to highway rest…read morestops. The first time I visited this truck stop was probably 14-15 years ago when I was at KU. One of my best friends would meet her parents here as a midway point between Lawrence and Neodesha where they lived. There's a little diner in this rest stop that honestly is pretty decent and has great pie. Upon that visit I found this place charming, warm, and a nice little spot in an otherwise remote area. The next memorable time I stopped here I was driving back to KC from my friend's parents home in SEK, when I happened upon the worst snowstorm I've ever driven in. It was whiteout conditions, I was driving a really old Camry and was pretty young (in my twenties), so when I made it here I pulled over to wait out the worst of it and you know, calm myself down with some pie. Nowadays, I use this rest stop as a midway point break whenever I make it to my sister's house in Wichita. I haven't eaten here since the stow storm I found myself in a decade ago, but I have purchased snacks here, interacted with staff, and used the restrooms countless times. I think a decade ago this place was four stars - everything seemed well maintained and it was just newer so it all was a bit nicer. Nowadays, while the restaurant is still there, along with the impressive rotating case of pies, the rest stop area feels a bit dated and ho hum. It gets the job done though. The restrooms while not the cleanest on the highway are just fine, and there's never a wait. My only real qualm with this place is how poorly staffed it has been in recent years. Even though I'm often one of maybe three people in the entire rest stop, I am always waiting in a line to check out an it's slow. The folks working tend to seem bothered by you being there, and are often not helpful which is kind of a downer as well. The last time, I was getting a few waters and a juice, and I literally waited for ten minutes for someone to even show up so I COULD pay. In many ways this is a place that would be well serviced by an auto check out feature. At any rate, I'll keep stopping here. It's A-OK as Yelp would say, and I have a feeling it'll be around for another decade or so.

This location has been and is finishing up a total remodel! It's so much nicer! The new…read moremanagement and employees are so much nicer and professional!!

It's pretty much there only truck stop in this area not the best but it's definitely better than…read morenothing, the truck parking fills up fast during the evening hours, they have decent restrooms and showers plus the staff is pretty cool and laid back.

Okay so while I waffled between four and five stars for this travel stop, I had to land on five…read morebecause, and hear me out, THEY HAVE BIDETS. I can't express how funny this is to me, and how it charmed to no end. Let me set the stage. I arrived here because my four year old really needed a toilet break on our drive to central Kansas and this was the next one on our route. When I checked in I was really surprised to see the great reviews, as in my experience, even the best of travel stops have really mixed reviews based on all kinds of experiences. That being said, we made a beeline for the restroom. Once inside I was surprised to find a really fancy bidet attached to the toilet, along with detailed instructions on how to use it pasted to the wall. My daughter was very confused but used the toilet anyways, despite it being set to a warmed seat setting (which also made me laugh) "why is it so hot?" was a question she asked me. At any rate, once she was done in the restroom we explored the rest of the travel center and it's pretty basic except for the fact that they also sell the bidets and have a display for them in the middle of the store, which also I found to be entertaining. Overall, would I return? Yes. It's a unique and clean stop in Kansas and honestly worth it if just for experiencing something different.

A bidet in a truck stop?! That's a first. In addition to that, the bathroom was super clean. Isn't…read morethat the most important thing about a road trip stop anyways? Maybe throw in a restaurant... check. They got that attached too. A & W just so happens to be one of my favorite fast food restaurants, so they instantly got five stars from me. They have a variety of items, from clothes to blankets. The car wash advertisement stated that they offer $.15 off per gallon of gasoline with the car wash purchase. Continuing with the super clean theme, they were even pressure washing around the pumps. Clean pavement too?! What's there to complain about?

I stopped here along the way to use the restroom and to get snacks. First of all this location is…read morethe only gas station on this side of town that is run strictly by Native American people. The inside is clean shelves are fully stocked and they sell authentic Native American cigarettes yes. If I come through here again I may have to get some more photos it's really a pretty cool place and the people are nice

Okay so I don't often update a review in the same calendar year, let alone just a month later, BUT…read morewe found ourselves once again in this area and given the opportunity to try it out one more time we decided it was worth it. First of all, I didn't use the family restroom and got to explore the regular women's room. Which much to my surprise was super clean and nice. Next time I'm here I'm taking my daughter into this restroom and avoiding the family restroom all together. This really set the tone for me and then we tried the fried pies! I looked them up on our way home (while I was enjoying my pie) and it turns out it's a family run business out of Oklahoma that has a few shops in independently run gas stations around the midwest and great plains. I loved their story, and the pies were so fun. Very tasty. I won't say it's the best pie I've ever had, but the novelty of it and the freshness of getting it right there made for a super fun roadside stop. Key takeaway: avoid the family restroom and take your child into the regular one - it's gonna be better.

Got told that my two year old son couldn't walk without shoes on but someone else was able to walk…read morearound with no shoes on. Cashier 6/21/26 told us we couldn't but didn't tell the other people

Don't recommend stopping at this place. Lines for gas, some pumps didn't work, lines inside,…read morebathrooms smelled horrible.

The layout of this place makes no sense. It looked like it was meant to be a drive-in but at some…read morepoint was changed to be a gas station. The bathroom layout was no better. The baby changing table blocks the entrance to the stalls AND access to one sink. More importantly, the plastic of the table was cracked and threatened to give way under the weight of my one year-old. I had to prop it up with my knee to keep her from sliding off. Finally, my husband said there was no changing table in the men's restroom. It's 2019, people. Mama can't always come on road trips, and when she does she is tired of changing all the diapers. Please put a table in the men's room!

This Love's is in the Topeka Travel Plaza, in the center of I-70 just outside the city. It has the…read moreusual Love's features including a mostly clean restroom, the snacks and drinks I have gotten used to at Love's and the 10 cent per gallon discount. They even have the usual dog park here! It's busy and you can exit in either direction so be sure you're headed the right way as it's a ways to the next exit! [Review 802 of 2026 - 138 in Kansas - 25982 overall]

I don't know if it was because of the time or what (1:45AM) but we stopped here to get gas and use…read morethe restrooms on our last leg to KC and these were literally the most disgusting Love's bathrooms I've ever encountered in ALL my years of travel. Love's has always been our go-to travel stop but I don't think we'll be back to this one if we can at all avoid it. Giving it 2 stars instead of 1 because the cashier was reasonably friendly.