Something so simple yet so delicious. Burnt ends sandwich And a picture of the menu.read more

Order the breakfast burrito my style. It was nothing special…read more The tortilla felt a little undercooked, but the burritos are a decent size for the price

Stopped here to use the bathroom. Highly recommend!! Very clean ‍ I was worried it was going to be…read moredirty just because it's right off the freeway. But surprisingly it was very clean on the inside. Updated and they make food like burgers inside! Cashier was nice also!

Recently, on my way to Fresno, I stopped at the Chevron station. Inside the store the cashier,…read moreAngie was so kind & helpful. Because of some issue, my card wasn't going through but Angie was very patient and kind. Plus, the fresh coffee with Caramel & chocolate flavor was excellent! Thank you!

Tuesday, August 25, 2026 / Approx 5PM…read more OVERVIEW: Although I'm basically a Loves's Travel Stop fan, this Flying J in Tulare is my favorite stop on the run on Hwy. 99 between Sacramento & LA PROS: - Brand new facility, very clean and lots of bathroom stalls. - Excellent selection of food, from Wendy, to Flying J self-serve entrees to those yummy but decadent Cinnabon pastries. Also lots of seating inside for you to enjoy your meal. - Good & relaxed service, which gives the atmosphere a nice vibe. CONS: - While the parking lot is huge, there are no trees, grass or dog park. Come on ownership / management, think about the comfort of your customers who are OUTSIDE of your venue as well. If y'all fix this issue, I'm sure that you'll attract more customers. -

Sunday night about 10pm to get gas ... gas line broke spilling gas all over ground n myself. No…read moreapology nothing... now smelling like I'm about to catch fire while driving home... breathing is tight lungs wheezing like bronchitis

Located right off the 99. Easy access. Has a car wash, AMPM mini Mart. Vacuum machines to clean…read moreup after messy kids. One stop and back on the road! Gas is inexpensive. .35 cent fee to use ATM card. But worth it for convenience and lower prices. If you're one of those people who want to complain, go across the street to chevron or carry cash.

If I had a choice, I wouldn't give this place a star I would give it a zero it was so disgusting…read moreThe restroom are so gross. I felt like I was gonna get herpes but just giving you a heads up. They do delete comments here. Too quick, I wonder why!!!! the walls look like they had mold and dirt for yrs and no toilet seat covers felt so grossed out of touching anything.

I come to this Circle K because they are the closest Chevron dealer to my home. The gas prices are…read morecomparable to the area but usually lower. The convenience store is immaculate and stocked well. This is probably the nicest Circle K store that I have seen. There is also a car wash and a propane pump for your tank refills, all of which come in handy.

With most stores in the area closing early, this place is open 24 hours. And not only do they stay…read moreopen late, they also sell alcohol for those that are on a late night beer run. The clerks seemed cool. My reason for the 3 stars is because it seems like they leave the "ready to eat" hot food out for too long. I bought a corn dog and before I bought it, I asked the clerk if it was still "good" because it looked like it was sitting on the heat rollers for a while. He said it was "good" so I bought it and when I ate it on the way home, it was as hard as a brick. Same thing when a chicken sandwich on a different occasion. Next time I come, it'll be strictly for booze and snacks minus the hot food.

Make sure you check our card receipt with this joker. Charged me $63 on a $13 snack purchase…read more Caught the overcharge as I got into my vehicle. Went back inside and brought the overcharge to his attention. he said "Oh, No problem". Never looked at me or apologized. So dismissive. I wont stop there again.

I just left Love's to get coffee. As I proceeded to get started I literally had to wipe the counter…read moreplace to put my creamer in my coffee cup, then added my coffee. As I got to the counter I had to wait for just a few minutes. The cashier who's name was Jose about 6'2" tall weighing about 260-280 lbs.. I paid for my coffees hand him my $2.00 and he gives me my change. I said Thank you and have a good day. His response was 'yeah as he turned and walked away. I told him he was rude and he needed to smile tithe customers and of course he didn't acknowledge me. I will never go there unless I have too. JOSE YOU ARE RUDE

Nice spot to stop for gas & food, only complaint is I heard them talking to their employees in a…read morevery disrespectful manner. They sound entitled and unprofessional.

Stopped into this Mobil station because I had no desire to push my car which was getting close to…read moreempty. Fortunately, their gas price was very affordable. Surprising cause they are located right off the freeway. So, I was expecting "highway" robbery. Not the case here. Inside their mini mart, it is clean. Looks like they sell hot food, and I think they have a deli. Service was terrific. Got no complaints, and (if I can remember the exit) I have a gas station I can depend on my trips down Hwy 99 South.

Came here for gas on the way up SEKI. Staff was super friendly so that's always a plus. Price of…read moregas is still cheaper than some other places but that's not saying much since gas prices have been climbing. Restroom was a bit run down and not as clean. Hopefully they'll do something about that soon. Overall, if it's for cheaper gas and quick break, it's not a bad spot.

The first thing I noticed as we pulled up to pump and got out of the car to fill the tank was the…read moremusic playing over public address system, Firework by Katy Perry, followed by another equally current song. Music to pump your gas by? Sure thing. We came here because the gas is cheap and my mom's van has a seemingly bottomless tank. Every little bit we can save on gas helps. Of course, there is a price to purchasing cheap gas and when you're at an Arco the price is that you must pay by cash or debit card, no credit cards are accepted. There are payment machines outside by the pumps that take both cash and credit cards so that is still pretty convenient. There is a Blue Rhino propane tank exchange machine just outside the building in case you need to refuel your grill for a weekend barbecue. If you're bringing back an empty tank to exchange, a new one is only $19.99, but if you're not the price is significantly higher at $49.99. There is a Chase ATM inside the convenience store if you need a little for your wallet. The restrooms are single occupant, but they're clean and stocked with toilet paper and soap. The hand dryer was unimpressive but certainly eliminated the paper trash problem you see in many other gas station restrooms. The coolers held a selection of decent beer including Shock Top, Sierra Nevada, and Blue Moon, not just the standard Budweiser, Coors, and Miller. There was also a pretty good selection of sodas and energy drinks. There are plenty of munchies including candies and chips. They even carry my favorite chips, Takis. The soda fountain carries three different options for those of us who don't like the overly sweetened regular sodas including Diet Pepsi, Diet Coke, Diet Dr. Pepper. This is a very clean and well maintained Arco station which even has a car wash attached to it so you can fill up and clean up your car all in one stop. My team.