Made a pit stop here. The staff is really nice and respectful and the establishment is clean and…read moretidy. Gas prices are not sky high and everything is as you would expect. Recommended

From the owner: Huck's, operated by Martin and Bayley, Inc., has expanded to over 130 locations across five states…read moreand has become a financially robust company with a workforce exceeding 2,500 employees. In a landmark decision in March 2001, the Martin and Bayley family sold the company to its employees, creating a 100% employee-owned enterprise. Additionally, Huck's established the Karing for Kids Charitable Fund in 2005 to support underprivileged children during Christmas and continues to enhance this initiative year-round, reflecting its commitment to community welfare.

Consistently Exceptional Service at Hucks on South Main Street…read more Hucks in Madisonville, KY has been my go-to fueling station for years--and with over 11,000 points from fuel alone, that says a lot! The staff here are always kind, friendly, and genuinely committed to helping customers however they can. Whether you need a receipt reprint, directions, or just a quick moment of kindness on a busy day--they show up with service. Inside, the store is consistently clean and well-organized, making even a quick stop feel like a pleasant experience. They keep shelves stocked, the floors spotless, and coffee fresh. Wait times are impressively short, and the whole atmosphere reflects reliability and care. Plus, there's ample parking and easy access from the street, which makes it convenient whether you're in a rush or just passing through. This location sets the standard for what a fueling station should be. - Martha Grace in Action Ministry

I walked into Hucks on south main street in Madisonville. I…read morewas hoping to get a chicken dinner and potato wedges. However, as I approached counter where the chicken is normally kept, all of the steam tables were empty and the only thing available were a few Pre-packaged items. Nothing I wanted in that quantity. And I was OK with that. I would just get something somewhere else. So, I started walking to the door when a rather short woman asked me if there was something I needed. I responded "I guess not" That was about 15 feet from the door. As I OPENED the door, I heard her say out loud "I GUESS NOT!" In a MOCKING type of voice... As I reopened the door, I ask "WHAT WAS THAT?" and she said she was just telling the other lady (that was ALSO standing there when I said that" what I said. I commented "NO, you were MOCKING ME" She turned her back to me and raised her voice as and said "HAVE A GOOD NIGHT" and I said YOU TOO and she yelled "GOD BLESS YOU" and I said YOU TOO. She was VERY RUDE and disrespectful. And she is not the FIRST one that has ever been short with me.. Honestly with the way this company allows this kind of behavior and allows loiters to hang out front sitting on the products like Bottled water cases (who wants to purchase a case that someone's ASS was sitting on, and even ONE of the loiters is a WELL KNOWN SEX OFFENDER, I will NEVER go back. I'll buy my fuel and drinks elsewhere. One vehicle alone that I drive holds about $90 every time I fill up and it is a company vehicle that I drive.. AND, I'll tell all my friends, family and coworkers to do the same. There is TOO much competition in this world for put up with this crap from anyone! Especially where I am spending MY money!

Feels Like Family at Rural King…read more Every time I walk into Rural King in Madisonville KY, I'm reminded why it's my go-to store. The employees are never anything but kind, helpful, and patient. Whether you need assistance or just a smile, they're ready to meet you with both--and free popcorn, which is a charming touch that makes customers feel truly welcome while they shop. The store itself is always clean, organized, and impressively stocked. I've found items here that I couldn't locate anywhere else. From gardening supplies to home care essentials, they seem to carry everything I need--and more. Their team works together with such consistency and kindness, it wouldn't feel right to single anyone out. Every employee contributes to the welcoming atmosphere, and that's what makes Rural King feel like family. They're the backbone of the business, and it shows. Porch Light Reflection Tonight as I wheeled soil and lime under the quiet glow of my front porch, I thought about the simple joy of being helped by people who treat you like family. At Rural King, kindness isn't a transaction--it's the rhythm of the place. Whether I'm lifting bags with tired hands or asking for help in a dusty aisle, I never leave feeling invisible. That front porch light reminds me: we don't have to be grand to be good. Sometimes warmth, patience, and a little popcorn are what light the way. Warmly, Martha Grace in Action Ministry

Dirty, unorganized store unhelpful staff…read morerude cashier Had to ask twice for my loader to load (20 mins) I've seen better stores