Went there for the propane refill service there. It's your typical convenience/fuel store…read moreotherwise. Plan on it taking awhile to get the propane. Just the way it works here.

I load my fuel on Love's gas stations all over the USA, at least 2000 gallons per month, I also…read moreshower on some of the Love's stations 2-3 times per week. Being away from our house and spending the money we do at this gas stations, the least we should get is a good clean service away from home. Every time I see a Love's like this I turn in a bad comment, because we are not supposed to get this type of service at any location. Sorry to be this negative but it's not fair! It's not right! A business like this that is nation wide should be paying attention at little things like this! And I say little because that's how it shows to the business! But to the customer it's a big issue! How can we pay $18.00 per shower and get this nasty, dirty, discussing place to clean our selves! Do we really clean our selves or get this nasty stuff all over our selves as we touch the faucets, doors, etc...

Choo Choo! Rowr! The Wildcat Express is really just a…read moreValero gas station with a McDonalds attached to it. They sell their gas at the same price as the Valero across the street, the Snapping Turtle. I picked this one. The bathrooms here were disgusting. They looked like they hadn't been cleaned in quite some time. Ew. The McDonald's seemed to be lightly attended, even at lunch rush. That's not a good sign. They sell coffee here, in cans it's more expensive than Starbuck's freshly poured. The drip coffee was some weak sauce. They offer liquid non dairy creamer, but half the flavors were out. The coffee area was also just as gross as the other places. They sell beer here. There's a walk-in cooler that'd be nice to make a careful selection in during the summer months. They sell the local newspapers. Meh- the gas wasn't that cheap. I'm not stopping here again unless I have to, and then, I'll be going to the Snapping Turtle across the street.

Went to visit grandma and grandpa in Weimer today and decided to grab pizza for dinner because it's…read morefast and easy. We all rejected grandpa's idea of getting pizza from a convenient store. Boy did we all feel silly when the pizza from this place turned out to be one of the best that we've ever had. It was $9.99 for any topping (a total of 9) large pizza. If you order regular crust in comes as a regular pizza pie. If you order thin crust then it comes in squares. We ended up getting three regular crust pizza. One with all 9 toppings, one with sausage, pepperoni and mushroom, and one with half pepperoni and half cheese. We all loved the pizza and ate everything. The pizza was made by a national pizza chain, Hunt Brothers Pizza. It even came with two half letter sodas. We all had a wonderful time with grandma and grandpa and the awesome convenient store pizza made it even more memorable.

This may be the last Buc-ee's we visit as our road trip is nearing its end. It's supposed to be…read morethe largest one but one of the other ones we visited seemed the same size for both the pumps and store. This time instead of exploring their packaged snack products I thought about how much room we have left in our car and flying it home so I decided against it. I did buy 3 of their small cup size Blue Bell dark chocolate ice cream- for all of us but the cashier gave only one spoon. It tasted so good I had hubs go get me a large size one since I didn't eat a normal lunch and it was past 5 pm. While I waited in the car with the grandpup. I wanted to find some Bucee items for Doc since she's been our road trip driver plus made all the arrangements for hotels, tickets to parks, dinner show, etc. We all got different things: hubs got small bags of jerky, Doc got her favorite brisket sandwich to share with her Frenchie, a sausage on a stick and 3 peach cobblers for each of us to try. I like the large amount of clean restroom stalls plus soap. The cone of warmed sugary pecans and cinnamon bites were a sweet snack- finally gone from the first Buc-ee's a week ago. Before leaving Doc had us take a selfie and a nice gentleman also took a couple for us too.

Buccee's is great for gas and EV charging. It's even great for souvenirs and other things you may…read moreneed on the road. Possibly an unpopular opinion, but... my last visit here was less than satisfactory. We grabbed lunch on our way to Houston. Our lunch consisted of brisket sandwich, chicken tenders & fries, and the three meat sandwich. I'm pretty sure their meat is not a true cut of brisket. Its consistency is like mush, and not like muscle fibers. There was nothing lean brisket vs fatty brisket. The brisket had holes throughout, making it look even more like an ultra processed deli meat or even lab grown. I was disgusted, to say the least. They also have ZERO options for people conscious of the ingredient lists. We bought popcorn and the bag was open at the bottom. I opted the top and it was super stale. I realized it was open on the bottom and the store game me a hard time about exchanging it. It's pretty clear the sealing process failed for this bag. We won't be shopping here anymore, nor will we eat their food. But if you're visiting Texas and come across one, it's a fun stop to pass time.

When Buc-ee's is packed, pass it on by and stop here. This place is underrated. It's never packed…read moreand it is clean. 10 pound bag of ice is only 99 cents. They have everything you need.

The hitching post?! It was more like the Hippy post & us gringos were not invited to the parking…read morelot piñata wedding party that was going on there. The bathrooms were a complete disaster with paper & trash all over the floors. There were so many people waiting to go to the ladies room their should have been a traffic light installed in front of the 'ladies' room. I just left :( The Valero gas station part was ok & the convenience store was nice & clean. The cashier was friendly & there was a ATM & a Subway inside, I still wouldn't stop there again. No Bueno :(

Look. I'm glad that Snappy's market exists. They cashier was friendly both times I came (round trip…read moreto Houston). Bonus: they have EV charging from Electrify America. While the bathrooms were no Buc-ees they were clean enough. What I didn't like was that there is pretty much no pricing on any item in the store. :-( Boo to that. Otherwise my review would be an easy 4 stars.

What would be worst than getting on the road at 4 am? Short answer, getting lost while driving…read morefrom Richmond, TX to Austin, TX. Technically, I was not lost because my GPS was working. However, my GPS was taking me down the back roads, where there were no street lights. It is times like these that you have visions of the Texas Chain Saw Massacre or being abducted or worse. What if I got a flat tire? What if my car stopped running? I tried to remain calm during this heavily dark morning. Fortunately, nothing bad happened. Alas, I saw existence of life...Snappy's Market. I went in primarily to see if they could give me some human directions v car-made ones. The gentlemen on duty was super helpful and indicated I was very close to getting onto the main thoroughfare. He even walked me outside and pointed me in the right direction. I felt compelled to buy something since he was so helpful, but did not have an appetite that early in the morning. I did use the restrooms, which were super clean. Then I was on my way...back on track!

Foods always amazing they do fresh fry's even with the meals have had them melt through the…read morestyrofoam tray they are so fresh. Would recommend anyone visiting Lagrange stop here for a quick meal Service is decent quick meals if you call ahead by 10 mins Interior is still a gas station but everything is clean and plenty of other things inside to choose from

Eh bbq ok. Chips day old. Stale. Yuk what a waste. Then tried to get a piece of choc cake but…read morelady wouldn't give me a piece that wasn't the corner. Said she had to go in order. She convinced me that the lemon/blueberry cake was excellent. Maybe by her standards but I could tell it was days old too. Doubt I would come back. Too many other places in the area to try.

I never drive to Houston TX ( in my case today Richmond, TX near Houston) without staying at…read more Weikells Bakery. It's historic and a staple in LaGrange, TX. They are known for their kolaches and pastries. They also have an assortment of goods including clothing, beverages, deli and a whole host of snacks. I purchased two pigs-n-a-blanket and pecan cinnamon roll. So delicious... Saturday was quite busy at the bakery. It formed a pretty pleasant environment.

For a town celebrated for its charm, I expected this bakery to embody the same warmth…read more As a first-time visitor and tourist, I naturally had questions about the bakery's history and the pastries they're known for. The woman who appeared to be the bakery manager, working around 8:15 a.m., answered every question with an attitude that felt forced, dismissive, and unwelcoming. When someone says, "This is my first time here," it's usually an opportunity to create a memorable experience--not make them feel like they're interrupting your morning. I won't be rating the bakery's famous pigs in a blanket because, to me, hospitality is part of the product. Outstanding customer service can elevate good food to a great experience. Without it, even the town's signature pastry loses some of its appeal.

Pleasant atmosphere, friendly customer service (they do not sell Milo's Sweet Tea), but we got Red…read moreDiamond instead. Bathroom entrance is large and clean. Overall a good experience and a reason to stop if you need otw to/from the Austin area.

Good hamburger lunch and more fries than you can eat! It's in Dime Box between Austin and College…read moreStation. Give it a try!