This was an amazing stop, the bathrooms were clean and the staff were so friendly. We pulled in…read morewith a scout troop on our way to Colorado. The staff let us eat at a nice table area where there's seating for 15 or 20 people. They even gave us a free case of water. Super friendly and well stocked and clean place. I highly recommend it!

This location is right off interstate 70 at the Russell exit, and they're basically open 24/7. The…read morepumps for the big diesel trucks are in the back of the building and the regular pumps for personal vehicles are in the front. One thing that I found interesting is that they have pure gasoline without ethanol available. The store inside has a gift shop with local Kansas items and a decent beverage selection, snacks and there is an option for self service check out. Service was adequate on my visit.

My first Love's in Kansas and it's as good as any of the other 177 that I have patronized in the…read moreother states. Like others, it is close to the interstate with a wide entrance that any RV or truck can handled. The pump area was clean and stocked with the super long squeegee sticks that make it possible to get the top of my windshield. The fuel, once you include the 10 cent discount for scanning your Love's app barcode. Inside, the store was stocked with snacks, cold drinks in the coolers, roller hot dogs and a full coffee station with brew-to-order. The men's room was clean and I appreciate that they have the little button there to rate the cleanliness. Absolutely "green" today! It's really everything I need to keep on the road and I'll keep picking Love's over others because it's great. [Review 761 of 2026 - 108 in Kansas - 25942 overall]

Love's has locations all over and this particular store came in handy on a recent trip to Kansas…read more When traveling across the great state of Kansas, there is a lot of rural areas where you go long distances between stations. Consequently, it is easy to find yourself low on fuel occasionally. It seems to me that during those moments there was typically a Love's around the corner. This Love's is right outside the town of McPherson . It is not the largest Love's I have been to and it is geared more for big rigs than passenger cars, UT they do have pumps for both. They also have a Hardee's attached to it, so if you want grab a burger, there is that! I just grabbed some snacks and a drink inside the convenience store section. The store was clean and the employees were down home and freidly people. I would not hesitate to stop here on future trips to Kansas.

I'm really sad that this Petro has gone somewhat downhill in recent years. About six years ago I…read morestayed at the Holiday Inn Express that is across the street and really enjoyed having this Petro nearby for easy access to bottled water and Starbucks. Back then it really was an exemplary stop. Now, the Starbys is gone, there is no replacement, and it really feels aged and lackluster. Does it have decent bathrooms? Yes. Does it have basic necessities? sure. So, it's not a total loss, just kind of sad knowing what it was in the past and the current state of it. Because of this, it's no longer a place we will likely plan on stopping unless we need to in the future.

Well this is definitely my favorite truck stop to take a shower on the way home on the 70 every…read moretime. It's just very new and modern with the rain shower and granite upgraded. TV in the shower room. The staff is always very friendly and helpful. Got Popeyes for fast but Iron Skillet if you want to sit down. Starbucks is major plus for me. I do enjoy this truck stop and prefer it a lot more than an other.

We were broke down here for 3 days. It is a very clean truck stop. The deli items were good. It…read moreseems like the employees care about doing a good job and keeping things clean and doing what they can to make deli truck stop food have flavor. The only reason I gave it a 4 instead of 5, is there isn't a good place to seat and eat & talk to other people. Just single seats with 4 tables. These are the stationary seats attached to the table. Since we were broke down close to my sister in laws house, she came to visit us. We were able to visit outside on the tailgate of her jeep. So that's the one thing pilot needs is more room for people to get out of their cars and relax for awhile or visit and meet up.

Well for starters this is a truck stop!! I've been driving for 16 years and this place never has…read moreany coffee. The place is dead slow and the employees look at you like you have the plague. And no food options whatsoever. Worst truck stop in the nation I'm going to petro

When you stop in one of these and go past all the showers and the lounge that the truckers use,…read moreyou're reminded of just how hard a job it is to keep our country rolling. Flying J makes it just that much easier for them to do their job. And we four-wheelers can grab gas and some food too. :-)

Update March 2024:…read more Another typical place we stop on I-70. Very easy on and off the highway, lots of space to pull in, park, etc when towing, and clean bathrooms! Win Win!

Older but clean rest stop. Picnic tables with shade if wanting to get out of your vehicle for a bit.read more

I'm just overall not impressed with rest areas in KS. The vending machines usually have bars over…read morethem. . .so what's the point? I do like the park like environment with picnic tables. I am afraid to attempt the restrooms. Seems like a shady place to me with lots of truck drivers stopping by--I swear I would not be surprised if I found a gloryhole here.

I'm more a fan of the bigger truck stops (Love's and Pilot) but the D&S Convenience Stop was a…read morereasonable substitute. It's not as big and well-stocked as the big truck stops but it had a nice selection of snacks and other products in the c-store AND, most importanly, they had gas. Good access to the gas pumps and competitive pricing. I will defintely stop here again when in Kansas.

RUDE EMPLOYEES! I was driving back to Denver from Wichita, after my mother's memorial service, when…read moreI got a call from Hospice that my Dad had passed away, this was the first exit, so we took it to turn around & call relatives and use the restrooms. They were upset that we parked & weren't buying gas, and just talking on phone. Through my tears I explained the situation, then asked if I could use the restroom. I needed tissues for my tears. He said NO Ma'am! You must purchase something. We bought a couple gallons of overpriced gas (.20cents more than previous station) & went on our way. They were rude& un-caring, perhaps it was my purple hair, or the fact that the rest area 4 miles from here is closed, & not many bathrooms between Salina & Hays, but considering that we were crying & upset, I felt they could have been more accommodating & understanding.