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    Stuckey's of Winnie, TX

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    West bound Stuckeys location
    Mindy W.

    The bathrooms smell like STRAIGHT SEWAGE. We had planned to grab breakfast here but decided not to, based on smell alone. I'm disgusted and would rather use the side of the road than stop there again!

    Interstate 10 east to Beaumont
    Melissa C.

    July 6, 2021 Haven't been in a Stuckey's in decades! I mean a very long time. Feels smaller than I remember but, it still has all the Texas souvenirs and fast greasy food we all love but shouldn't have! LOL! (still has their infamous pecan roll, too) Old but clean bathrooms, is always appreciated. Stuckey's...brings back childhood memories of road trips...a classic if you're from these parts

    Cheeseburger combo meal
    Son M.

    There are two Stuckey's along I-10 in this area and this review pertains to the location on the eastbound side. It is the older location but still has its share of traffic. The parking lot is in acceptable shape, although it is showing its age. I arrived for a quick lunch and ordered from the grill. The grill sells breakfasts, burgers, and Chester's Fried Chicken. The rest of Stuckey's is a gas station/travel stop, which sells various types of kitsch catering to tourists. I ordered the cheeseburger combo, which comes with fries and a small fountain drink for $7.99. The drink fountain serves Coca Cola products. There is a seating area available if one wishes to dine inside, but due to the COVID-19 pandemic, I decided to order to-go and dine in my vehicle. I was also concerned that while masks are required, social distancing did not appear to be in practice at this small location. It took about 10-15 minutes for my food to be made and after picking it up, I went to the main counter to pay. Throughout the experience, the employees seem overworked and not too friendly. While the burger was freshly made, the same cannot be said about the ingredients. The bun was on the stale side and the meat clearly did not taste fresh. On the plus side, the lettuce, onions, and pickles were fresh and did not appear wilted at all. The fries were also hot and fresh. The inadequate drink size was the final straw (no pun intended) and I wished I had gone to a fast-food restaurant instead. I did not feel like I got any value out of the $7.99 combo meal. Overall, patronizing the grill at Stuckey's should be more of an afterthought to visiting the travel center for fuel and souvenirs heading eastbound towards Louisiana, as there are better places along the interstate to stop for a meal.

    Tony S.

    My first time in a Stuckey's in 33 years! :-o I had stopped here for a short break and to pick up a Texas souvenir . Though I was surprised to see the store selling genuine Gator heads from Florida. :-o I recall thier pecan tarts that where so good. But, this store doesn't have them. :-( Hopefully, I can find some at another one. Also, this store boasts, "the cleanest restrooms in Texas". But, I beg to differ on that one. The restrooms at the freeway rest areas were, in most cases, much cleaner. The store was clean, and the cashier was nice enough.

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    Michelle Y.

    They have a gas station and a random assortment of things. My kid likes it since there's toys and stuff but bathrooms are not managed as well as Buccee's. It's not very clean. Toilet paper all over the floor and there's no paper towels to wipe hands with only the air blower. It's an ok stop and better than having to use a bush for the adults. My little son prefers to shoot the tree though and wouldn't want to sit on their toilets

    Pristine C.

    My first time visiting a Stuckey's. I've always seen the first location when driving 10E from Houston. I heard of this one and while I was driving back to Houston, decided I wanted some coffee from Dunkin. I was picturing in my mind for Dunkin Donuts, Pizza Hut and whatever other else store connected with Stuckey's to have their own store front within the same shopping plaza. Nope. They're all inside, with a food court like set up. Inside reminded me a lot of Bucee's, but a lot smaller and with a lot more cheesy tourist items. Restrooms were decent, had about 6 stalls. Service wasn't all that friendly at Dunkin Donuts and the line was kind of confusing since Dunkin and Baskin Robbins were connected. I'm not sure I'll be back - I think I might just drive a couple minutes more for Bucee's!

    Sabine F.

    Stuckey's has been around for a long time and is a scaled down version of Buccees. They have one of the best Pecan Logs, according to my husband. The place is very clean and employees are friendly and courteous. Stop by if you see a Stuckey's , it had an old time feel and is not as commercialized and hyped us like Buccees.

    Dave O.

    This wasn't exactly the Stuckey's I remember as a young kid traveling on vacation with my family in a 1960s model Chevrolet with the windows rolled down playing "I spy something" or counting license plates from different states while listening to AM radio, yes those days are long gone but somehow this brand that was started in the 1930s somehow has been able to survive decades of decline and return from near extinction. Back in the day this may have been the most recognized comfort station scattered along the interstate system and every kid hoped it was time for dad to pull over to top off the tank each time you spotted a billboard reminding you how far it was to the next Stuckey's. Although we were always disappointed each time one disappeared in the rear view mirror we knew there was going to be another one just up the road and we prayed dad would have enough gasoline to make it there without having to stop somewhere else, to ensure he didn't miss the opportunity we'd screaming out "there's a Stuckey's" within a split second of spotting the sign and right before the begging him to stop began, if that didn't work you could always say you really had to "go" really really bad. I'm sure we weren't fooling anyone but never the less it seemed to work. Like most things from our childhood what seemed bigger than life at the time usually turns out to be a little disappointing as we age, the same can be said of the pecan rolls and white divinity that melted in our hands as were enjoyed every bite of these sugar filled treats in the backseat of that Chevy while our parents enjoyed a few moments of peace and quite while we sucked the delicious stickiness off each finger. Although this location didn't live up to the memories from my past and I chose a plastic bottle of water over a small glass bottle of coca-cola there was enough familiar corny souvenirs and stale candy to bring a smile to my face and if a place can do that for us it's worth a stop.

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    Stopped first time at Stukeys. This will be my last time. Worst Biryani and over priced pizza. Chai was okay and reasonably priced.

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    Gas significantly higher priced than everything around, higher than even convenient store prices. Recommend going a mine further down.

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    Feels smaller than I remember but, it still has all the Texas souvenirs and fast greasy food we all love but shouldn't have!

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    Stuckey's may not be the brand it once was with its carnival like experience that I remember as a…read morechild on a family road-trip but it's revitalization brings back those memories each time I stop in - today's visit was about fuel, a restroom break and a hot cup of Dunkin Donut coffee for my drive from Houston to Florida and they get an A+ in these categories. Being I was driving eastbound on I-10 I had to cross the viaduct to access it but it was really simple since this location is in rural Texas. The fuel islands were in great shape and the equipment operated as designed and I was able to retrieve my receipt at the pump which these days is no guarantee. Once inside I found the restrooms clean and the store and the other integrated businesses all appeared to be uncluttered and organized. I will say the entrance is a little claustrophobic with all the displays which turns a roomy entrance and exit into a one lane path for customers. I really didn't explore much of the store so I don't know if they still sell the pecan logs and white divinity fudge that I'm still digging out of my teeth from decades past lol - but they still have the magic, yes I'm talking about one of my all time favorite road side attractions, a souvenir penny machine - okay it's a little corny but I've been smashing pennies all my life and have quite the collection. I made a point to have the Dunkin guy give my change in pennies and quarters so I could smash a few (it's a fifty-one cent investment) the ROI is the the way it makes me feel and the giddy smile it gifts me...

    There are two Stuckey's locations in this general area, and this one pertains to the westbound…read morelocation. I stopped by for lunch at this Stuckey's and it is a large location with trucker facilities which include laundry and showers. Furthermore, there is a large parking lot. The interior is very tidy with plenty of space, and the restroom (at least the men's room) is clean and well-maintained. Aside from fuel, most of the offerings here are kitschy souvenir items directed more to tourist traffic. However, I stopped by for lunch after seeing a large sign that read "BURGERS" in front of the building. Aside from road trip munchies, there is a Baskin-Robbins, a Turbo Joe's Pizza and burgers. I ordered a half-pound double-cheeseburger meal, which comes with fries and a drink. The price is comparable to most other fast-food places on the road. The staff are friendly but the ordering process is awkward: One orders at the burger stand area, go to the store's main counter to pay, and go back to the burger area to wait for their order to be ready and pick up the food. Drinks are via a fountain machine. After a few minutes, my order was ready. There were some tables and chairs to dine inside, but owing to the COVID-19 environment, I decided to eat in my car. The fries are the thick cut type and are fresh and crispy. The burger itself was made with fresh ingredients, except for the beef patties which appear to be sourced from frozen, and overall tasted acceptable and did hit the spot. They included ample napkins and ketchup with my order. It was certainly a hearty meal! Overall, I felt that I got good value from my lunch, and this location was clean, has friendly staff, and well-maintained. I would return to this location if the opportunity affords it for me.

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