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    Outside the convenience store. Storefront. This TA Travel Center is called the "Greensboro Travel Center."
    Daniel B.

    This is TA store #2, as printed on the top of my gas receipt and on TA's website (technically, #002 on the site). It's located just off I-85/I-40 exit 138 (NC 61 - Gibsonville) in Whitsett, North Carolina. The outside of the convenience store says, "Greensboro Travel Center." Whitsett is a small town east of Greensboro. It's about halfway between Greensboro and Burlington. I think this is one of the better gas stations to stop at on the merged stretch of I-85 and I-40 in between the Triad (Greensboro, Winston-Salem, High Point) and the Triangle (Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill). This is a truck stop, so it has more to offer. For example, Burger King and Popeyes are attached to the store here. Comparable gas stations/truck stops along this stretch include the Pilots at exits 132 (McLeansville), 150 (Haw River), and 152 (Mebane). There's also a Flying J across the street from the Pilot at exit 150. At the time of writing this review, I'd say those plus this TA in Whitsett are my go-to gas stations in between the Triad and Triangle. If anyone knows better, let me know. Note: I-85 overlaps with I-40 in between I-40 exits 227 and 259. In between those exits, the I-85 exit numbers, 131 to 163, prevail. This TA location uses BP gas. There are 12 pumps. During our visit, at least three were out of order. I used pump #5. There was a sticker of Joe Biden pointing at the total price of gallons pumped with the caption, "I DID THAT!" Heh. I'm not sure he's to blame. Google it. TA stands for TravelCenters of America. "TravelCenters" being one word in this case. I'd return to TA #2 if I needed gas, a restroom break, and/or Burger King or Popeyes. The property felt fairly spacious, clean, and safe.

    Employee parked in handicapped space.
    Erin G.

    Pump 12 out of paper. Employee giggled "ya, we've been out of paper". I don't want to go inside to stand in line to get a receipt because neither Management nor Employees give a sh**. I'm going to be contacting corporate to file a complaint against this location.

    Bruce K.

    Truck stop and service station right off I-85. Very large fuel bays for those who drive the bigger vehicles. Easy access. Inside, the convenience store is very well stocked with everything the road traveler needs, including caffeine, sugar and salty snacks. Plus DVD's, car and truck accessories, ballcaps, you name it. Bathroom was very clean. At the moment, this location includes a Burger King and Popeye's. I didn't visit either of those today.

    Worse Whopper ever...
    S M.

    Worst BK ever. Ordered a whopper, took 2 bites wondering where's the beef patty and I opened it and got 2 small patties. To make it worse, it was colder than room temperature. Ate half because im a trucker and didnt eat till dinner and now throwing up chunks ...I think I got food poisoning. Ordered diet coke to go with it n I got regular coke.

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    Bellemont Store And Diner

    Bellemont Store And Diner

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    The community of Bellemont has a spot in the Encyclopedia of Forlorn Places (I'm not making this…read moreup--eofp.net), a list I don't think I would want to be on. But it is appropriate. This community was once proud and booming, anchored by a cotton mill that opened in the 1870s. But the mill closed in 1981, is abandoned, and now stands as a sad reminder of times past as it deteriorates and becomes overgrown with weed trees and kudzu. Nearby are a score of two-story frame mill houses where the workers once lived. They are really neat architecturally, but are also becoming dilapidated as time marches on. But just below Bellemont is a family-owned gas station and convenience store that also has a small grill inside. It is here where you can find a very nice lunch. The owner is not shy and is very proud of his product. He will gladly tell you about his vittles, even offering to buy them back if you don't like them. He didn't have to. I ordered a cheeseburger (Bellemont Burger), a hotdog all the way, and fries. Bellemont Burger: excellent taste, perfectly cooked with a nice little char on the outside, but still juicy on the inside. Hot dog: chili was a little different, but not bad, the wiener was tasty, and overall it was a pretty good hot dog. Fries: standard fare crinkle fries with seasoned salt (optional), they were very good. If you are in the Burlington area, I definitely recommend driving a few miles south on N.C. Hwy 49 and stopping in at the Bellemont diner for a meal. There is a lot of other history in this area to check out while you are here.

    Good food , had breakfast, came back for lunch. The burger is fantastic. Fountain drinks are very…read morelow price. Great selection of beer to go. Gas prices are also good. All in one stop.

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