We made it to Buc-ees!!!!! Our first time here! I made a stop at Buc-ee's with my 8-year-old…read moregrandson and 2 baby Granddaughters, and let me tell you--it turned into a whole adventure! It wasn't long enough of a visit since the girls and their mom stayed in the car! GRRR.. From a grandma's perspective, the first thing I noticed was how clean and well-kept everything was. The restrooms? Absolutely spotless--honestly better than some hotels I've stayed in. There were green and red lights on the outside of each stall to let you know which stalls were available and which were occupied. The lines moved very quickly. That alone makes it worth the stop when you're traveling with kids. Now, for my grandson, this place was like walking into a wonderland. His eyes lit up the second we walked in. Between the rows of snacks, the huge drink stations, and all the fun Buc-ee's merchandise, he didn't know where to look first. He was especially fascinated with the Toy section there were so many to chose from. It was a Saturday so this place was very busy. I heard Al Roker from the Today show praise the brisket sandwiches. I also wanted one but the wait was too long. We ended up grabbing some treats--beaver nuggets (of course!), 3 slushies,beef jerkey, candy bars, chocolate covered pretzels, and a couple of souvenirs magnets, t-shirts, Buc-ees water bottle and a Buc-ees tumbler he insisted we "had to have." I appreciated that there were plenty of options, whether you want something indulgent or a quick, decent meal on the go. What really stood out to me was how easy everything felt, even with a little curious little boy in tow. Plenty of space, clear layout, and friendly staff who didn't seem bothered by all of the people shopping. All in all, Buc-ee's in Florence isn't just a gas stop--it's the ultimate shopping experience. You must go atleast once in your lifetime! If you're traveling with grandkids, plan a little extra time. Trust me, they won't want to rush through it--and honestly, neither will you. 5/5 Ambience 5/5 Service / Employee engagement 5/5 The variety of merchandise 5/5 The food Choices 5/5 Parking 5/5 prices I highly recommend!

ALL Buc-ee's are ALWAYS crowded, and the Florence location right off of I-95 is no exception…read more If you need to make a pit stop while on the road, Buc-ee's is your place. Their restroom are very clean and stalls are private, they have hundreds and hundreds of snacks to choose from, the best brisket sandwiches, a bacon, fudge, and sausage bar, dozens of slushie flavors, and more. They even have a clothes and home decor section! Buc-ee's truly has it all. They have gas, diesel, and ethanol-free gas available. RVs are permitted, but tractor trailers are not. If you don't stop in and check it out, you are missing out!!

Cheap gas right at the intersection of 95 and 20. Lots of shops and restaurants in the area…read more Self serve, good prices, nice convenience store.

Often the cheapest gas in Florence and worth a stop if you're not into the madness that is…read moreBuccee's. It has a Taco Bell and a Cinnabon as well. It needs a little TLC, but the bathrooms are decently clean.

Staff were super sweet and greetings felt genuine. Small talk generated by them and didn't hold up…read moreanyone's lines or time. Jalapeño Ruffles & Cheetos for me! 2/$5 ?! Can't pass. Clean and organized shop. Bathrooms are bathrooms, but it's early and cleaner for me than the usual busy times (7 am) Easy to park day cab Quick fueling. No lines.

Absolutely abysmal. Idk the dudes name, but he works the night shift there and is probably the most…read morerude and disrespectful employee of any gas station I've ever seen. Waited inside for 10 minutes the other day with a few other people while he went outside to check out some girls rims.

Seemingly in the "middle of nowhere", this gas station was quite a relief to find. It's old and…read moreworn inside, but appears well-loved. The lady behind the counter was very nice and the smells from the cafe were enticing. The shelves in the convenience store portion where very well stocked with quite a variety of needful things. Best of all, the bathrooms were spotless (although decorated a lot like your great-aunt's bathroom at home lol). Next time I make the trip north, I'm definitely stopping here again.

This station has a small restaurant, ice, and snacks. But paying at the pump is a pain in the rear…read more The station accepts cash, debit or credit but you are charged an extra 6 cents / gallon for paying with a credit card. Also you can't only pay with a credit card at the pump. On the upside the inside store is very clean as are the bathrooms which bumped a 2 star gas station to 3 stars.

Based on GasBuddy, this fuel station had the cheapest gas in Florence. We decided to check it out…read more It was not right off the highway, but a bit of a drive east of I-95. Still the price difference per gallon was substantial, so the detour was worth it. We filled up my car, paid at the pump and used their public restroom, all quick and easy.

We drive 95 from DC to Jacksonville Florida and usually stop at Sam's or Murphy's in Florence. This…read moreevening we stopped and I asked hubby to get our husky a bottle of water. The sign said $1.58 and when the woman rang it up it rang up $2.58. Hubby said, "the sign says $1.58 not $2.58 you need to give it to me for the price the sign says!" She retorted back with "I don't have have to give it to you for nothin' if you don't want it for that price don't buy it!" My husband being the gentler of the 2 of us. Left it in her basket and walked away. What do people not get these days on customer service and your word!? I know I'm asking to go back to better days.

Topped up here with what I thought was the cheapest gas in the area according to Gadbuddy, but that…read morewas the cash price and so I paid an extra 8 cents per gallon. That's only a buck, so hardly worth moving on to another station. The pump area was tidy, there was a squeegee in the bucket and the receipt printer worked.

TA Florence - I stopped in for gas and it seemed I was the only one needing to fuel up at this time…read moreof the day - this place was practically a ghost town with a few exceptions. After fueling up I decided to go inside and ummm freshen up some, there was a guy sitting at the outside table on his phone having some discernible conversation while kicking a worn suitcase and fiddling with a few plastic shopping bags, he looked like he was traveling the hard way, unshaven and wrinkled but the new iPhone looked to be an upgrade even from my iPhone 11. The inside of the store was fairly clean if you discount the dis-shuffled restroom, I'd give it a five out ten apparently they were much busier earlier since at this time I was the sole customer. I took the time to walk around a bit, since it's a known trucker stop they always have a few interesting "as seen on tv" items for sale, today the tactical glasses and tactical light was clearly displayed as were a host of electronics all placed conveniently for compulsive purchasing. I locked on the Cobra CB Radio, no I didn't make the purchase but I really think I need one for the Jeep, maybe next time. I never saw the clerk but since I wasn't making an inside purchase no interaction was necessary so I can't comment on the customer service here. As I exited the store I noticed the guy on the phone was still jibber jabbering as I made my way to the caddie and preparing to leave I got a little startled by a tap on my window which was about a quarter way down - the gentleman who had pulled up to the pump across from me informed me he and his wife were staying at the Baymont a few blocks away and they were in the need of some cash or gas and although his story wasn't very convincing I do have empathy but he and his co-conspirator seemed to be toasting some spirits with each rejection and I don't reward deception...

Have no drivers lounge well they do in the Popeyes restaurant don't know what's in where the…read moredrivers lounge should be just says employees only. We can't control the tv guess it belongs to Popeyes.

I often stop here on road trips along Interstate 95. It's clean, well-lit and the meals at the Iron…read moreSkillet are good. The gas was also competitive in price to other places in the area. This location is one of the Petro Travel Centers that still sells paperback books, a staple of my youth at gas stations and convenience stores that's become rare.

I thought I was doing a good thing by switching up my usual places to take my son. Being…read moreautistic,he doesn't necessarily like that sometimes. That being said,he has been to the Iron Skillet a few times on Thanksgiving/Christmas holidays. The buffet is closed now,but the food should still be good from the menu. I've eaten at many,from coast to coast being a long haul truck driver for 29 years. Accident free by the way. I don't know who they hired to cook,but maybe he's not the guy. Hamburger steak had as much flavor as a piece of burnt cardboard. $17.99 for what? I'll pass. Had to send it all back. Cut our losses. Went down the road. I'm not sure I'd come back for another meal or not. The traditional holiday meal wasn't that good last Christmas either. If you can't find a good cook,close it down. Bring in a Mexican restaurant or something. Seriously. How do you serve food like that?!?!