What in the ever living heck? I walked into this place thinking it was a Shell gas station…read moreconvenience store, and stepped into a huge grocery store slash restaurant. I later learned that it's a Shell gas station IGA grocery store hybrid. It looks very unassuming from the outside, but it's almost bordering on a gourmet grocery (or gourmet for the area). I visited mostly for the restrooms, which they don't have many of (only two stalls), but it's fine. Walking around, they have aisles of groceries -- almost everything you could need. They also have a frozen section, a "beer cave," lots of snacks for the road, coffee and other stuff. There's also a chicken restaurant inside, with lots of tables to sit and eat there. The store was clean and very organized, and it was a pleasant experience to visit.

Stood and waited, nobody ever came to ask what we'd like. Had an employee walk straight past us and…read moremake eye contact and walk to the back to work and never said a word about customers standing and waiting. Ill wait until they have better employees to go back. Not dealing with rude kids.

Buc-ee's isn't a gas station. It's a roadside attraction that happens to sell gas…read more First things first, the gas was about 50¢ a gallon cheaper than the local stations when we stopped. With today's fuel prices, filling up here can actually put enough money back in your pocket to help pay for the food you're inevitably going to buy once you walk inside. Now let's talk about the real reason you end up spending 45 minutes inside: THE FOOD. The chopped brisket sandwich was really good. It was tender, flavorful and definitely something I'd order again. We've also tried the pulled pork and the club melt, and both were excellent. The food is a little on the pricey side, but so far the quality has made it worth it. And if you're a beef jerky person, prepare yourself. They basically have a wall of jerky. You don't just pick up beef jerky at Buc-ee's, you stand there studying your options like you're making an important financial decision. Their Jerky Bar is actually one of the foods Buc-ee's says is available 24 hours a day, along with fresh hot food and their homemade fudge. What I never leave without is the Praline candy And then there are the bathrooms. I'm convinced Buc-ee's may have the cleanest public bathrooms on planet Earth. If you've ever been on a long road trip, you understand just how important this information is! So here's my Buc-ee's advice for first-timers: don't go in thinking you're just stopping for gas. You'll pump your gas, use the cleanest bathroom you've seen on the interstate, grab a brisket sandwich, inspect 47 varieties of jerky, wander through half the store looking at things you didn't know you needed...and somehow come back outside with a bag full of stuff. Is it a little pricey inside? Yep. Is it worth stopping? Absolutely. Cheap gas, great food, ridiculously clean bathrooms and enough stuff inside to turn a 10-minute fuel stop into a family field trip. The beaver knows what he's doing.

Same as Wally's. Saw both in a single day. Be still my beating heart…read more The thing that I liked about the Buc-ee's, a weary and cold traveler could add a Buc-ee's hoodie to their wardrobe for about $25. Their barbecue sand which's were impressive. Fried Chicken, Three Meat, Brisket, Pork. Anything You could think of, and all the size of a brick. I think they started around $7.99? Impressive. How does one continue driving after consuming two pounds of Brisket?

Terrible attention…read more The place should be open to the public from 6:00AM And it's not 1 hour or more passes so that there will still be personal wind inside the premises

Thanks to the guys behind the counter helping me with the lottery (first time playing) and trying…read moreto play it. They explained it well. I think they made a mistake on processing my tickets at first then I had to come back later in the day so they could correct it. Thanks to the brother behind the cash register at night time with the Jamaican accent and to the daytime guy with the hat and glasses. I appreciate. Even if I don't win anything, the help is appreciated. The desk to fill out your tickets is small, probably only for 2 ppl to write on. There are scratch offs too to play. Lines can get long but they're efficient. 5***** for the service I received from the workers 3*** for location and convenience store itself. I stayed at the Gaylord opry resort so the walk here ( Is a bit (if you don't have a car, the walk is ~0.6miles one way). At least you get kind of a workout in for the day, 30min walk one way depending on your pace and traffic. They have bathrooms too which is often used by passerby travelers filling up on gas. Bring a scent deodorizer to be safe lol. Bathrooms are next to the lottery counter desk.

I came to Delta Necessities a few times while I was staying at the Gaylord Opryland Resort in…read moreNashville. Mostly came to buy snacks and drinks to take back to my hotel room. Place is also full of gifts and souvenirs if you need that sorta thing. It's a bit pricey, but technically the entire resort is pricey!

Delta Necessities is a convenience store/gift shop located in the massive Opryland Hotel complex…read more It's fairly large as hotel convenience stores go - they carry a variety of snacks, foods, beverages, toiletries, books, newspapers, magazines and local Opryland and TN touristy knick-knacks. I picked up a number of beverages here: bottled water, diet soda, and Gatorade.

Bought $150 in Amazon gift cards there, and they didn't activate them. I tried calling, but no one…read moreever answers the phone and it just goes to voicemail after 3 rings. Super frustrating. We've gone from the customer always being right to the customer not being part of the conversation at all. Edit: Keith and the folks over at Fivestar are top notch!! They got me all the gift cards activated and worked hard to do so. They definitely went above and beyond. Great folks!

This is my favorite local gas station/convenience store/breakfast food place. The staff are always…read moreso kind including Sydney and Allison in the morning who always are eager to help me, the food is delicious, and it's not too pricey. Thank you all for your fine service!

So thankful these folks are still here. Best breakfast and lunch sandwiches ANYWHERE. Friendly…read morefolks, a midtown staple.

Super easy and convenient Luggage hero location! Great little convenience store and quick lunch…read morespot if you're on the go. Definitely a hidden gem/locals spot.

Open late , good variety Beer and Wine, no spirits…read more Lots of snacks . Well maintained, multiple checkers, floor people, Friendly

This DGX has a lot of low-star reviews, negative reviews, and comments about empty shelves. I…read moreexperienced none of the above. I've never been to a DGX store before. Upon entering two employees, one at register and the other on the sales floor, greeted me. I found all the shelves well stocked and the refrigerated drink stations filled. I'm walking around the store it's like a mini-grocery store minus meats. More than a 7-11 carries! Prices, to me, we're decent. Store was clean, well lit, and almost every employee I met greeted me with a Hello and a smile.

Clean, well organized, well-stocked, friendly, hometown-owned vibe. Great place to stop…read more There is a Bucees going up on this exit. This place is a great alternative to anyone looking for an alternative to that bustle.

We stumbled upon this IGA right off the expressway heading from Cincinnati to Nashville, Tennessee…read more It was the perfect place to grab some snacks and use the restroom. I was impressed with the amount of snacks, as it was more of a miniature store than a convenience shop. I loved the fact that they had some healthy grab and go snacks like salads and a cheese and protein box. I did see some people inside with a grocery cart, like they were shopping for things they needed for the weekend. They had everything from frozen meals to bagged chips to rows of candy bars and carbonated drinks. My mom needed Band-Aids, and they had an entire section for medicine and health needs. The Band-Aids were a bit expensive, as 5 bandaids were $1.50. Again, this store felt like a glorified convenient store, so I expected that prices would be slightly inflated. Regardless, it provided several options when it came to snacks for the road, as well as not too dirty of restrooms.

Friendly staff great food...ignore the menu and just order what you want and they will make it…read more Best prices in downtown Nashville.

Burger was quite expensive but I will say quality wise it was similar to 5 guys and they are goodread more