A very convenient stop by Hillsboro, TN Love's Travel Stops…read morewas founded in 1964 by Tom and Judy Love in Watonga, Oklahoma. They started with a single leased gas station and grew into a major chain of travel centers, opening their first interstate location in 1981. Today, Love's operates more than 600 locations across 42 states They are concentrated mainly in the Central and Southern US (especially Texas, Oklahoma, the Midwest, and Southeast). I have stopped at several of these stations in my travels. They are consistent in being fairly clean and well stocked with pleasant staff. This location followed the same attributes. It was right off the interstate. So it was easy-on/easy-off There were gas pumps under shade and a store with parking in front. For travellers with dogs, they have a fenced-in area for dogs next to the pumps. They share the building with Hardees in case you want to get a fast food meal and they have extra parking to the side. The pumps and store were clean although it was busy. The bathrooms were reasonably clean and the staff was pleasant. Overall, a good place to stop for a bathroom break or to get a snack or gas.

This Love's Travel Stop just off of 24 in Hillsboro is becoming a go-to stop on my trips from…read moreNashville to Atlanta. Open 24 and combined with a Hardee's, anytime I head out of town in the morning hours, you can usually find me here to top off the tank and fill my belly. It is a travel stop, so heavy foot traffic and usually fairly busy. As with most other travel stops, they have a variety of goods outside of snacks and drinks to include clothing, personal items, a few electronics, souvenirs, etc... The store is in good condition only showing the basic wear and tear you have at a travel stop. Cleanliness is usually pretty solid, however the bathrooms and parking lot needed attention on my recent stops. Overall, Love's are great spots and I appreciate this location for those trips!

This Circle K sits just off of 24 in Manchester and is your standard convenient store location. No…read morefrills, a few gas pumps, standard variety of snacks and drinks. Depending on which direction you are headed on Hillsboro, this location can be tough to get in and out of. I usually hit it on my way back to the highway, as access via the light makes it a bit safer. The store is well kept and clean for the most part. The gas pump area trash cans always seem to be forgotten about the most, as every time I swing through, they are full. Service is okay. I would not describe it as friendly, but also not rude. Overall, the Manchester exit has become a consistent spot for me on my trips out of Nashville when headed south. This Circle K is convenient and a decent stop when needed.

Cheaper gas compared to others on the street. One thing to note: They lock up the straws for drinks…read morebehind the counter. Very strange. I almost left my drink and walked out because I saw no straws. The bathrooms are sooo dirty and smell foul. I can't express that enough. We couldn't step foot in them.

Amen to Brittney T. They always act to stuck up on every question that you have. Heaven forbid if…read moreyou have something tough to answer.

Apparently they only hire the hateful people to work at the Walgreens pharmacy in Manchester. 2/10…read moretimes do I get someone pleasant.

Convenient store right next to Quality Inn. As a matter of fact, if your staying at Quality Inn,…read moreyou can just walk over to this gas station. This listing was not on Yelp. So I added it along with their address and phone number. I walked in and the person outside that I thought was a bum, immediately came in and walked behind the counter. So, I knew he was the cashier. Anyway, I bought a coke and candy bar and he quietly checked me out. I also bought a $5 scratch off ticket which I lost. In summary, I walked over, walked in, saw nobody behind the counter, cashier appeared behind counter and I got what I needed. It's a pretty nice little convenient store. I recommend it.

I don't know what the laws are in this state, but I've never been to a gas station that charges…read morepaying customers to use the air pump. But because we needed to put air in the tires, we paid the exorbitant amount of $1.50 to use a hose that had a worse leak in it than our tire. Afterwards we filled the car up. The attendants were wearing masks, but there's no sanitizer at pumps or inside. Customers were not wearing masks. The place served our purpose but really they should have better standards for a name brand oil company during a world wide pandameic.