Buc-ees

I love the keys you can go there and look around for our never see it all get a little hungry go over the snack bar they have all kinds of food I bought some beautiful pillows and crosses with turquoise one on there and a little recipe holder I would love just looking around in there they have the most unique things in their shop I’ve ever seen just the kind of stuff I like worse than some dream catchers though

My bathroom experience was quite disappointing. I had a square left of toilet paper. According to my daughter she had the same experience. The place itself is a huge tourist gas station with kitchen stuff in the front on one side and clothing on the other. They were friendly and it was bright and felt safe.

First time visitors usually have the same reaction, that is being overwhelmed and shocked. There simply is just too much to see and take in. So take a deep breath. The in-​laws will get over you being 30 minutes late. Take a tour. Knock out your Christmas shopping. Take a comfortable, leisurely, poo in the cleanest bathrooms you will ever see on the highway.
They have a million gas/​diesel pumps to choose from. Bucees does not allow 18 wheelers, so if you are looking for things associated with truck stops, you won’t find them here. You can always go down to the next exit for that special Lot Lizard and happy ending.

If you haven’t been to a Bucees, you need to stop there on your next road trip. Brightly lit, safe, definitely family rated, every kind of food and travel item you can imagine. Spotless bathrooms, and simply a fun place to take a break while on a road trip. Oh– and don’t forget the hundreds (literally) of fuel pumps. No waiting day or night.
Definite recommend!

It’s a Bucees! I’ve been to a few different locations but I think this one was the most grand. As I walked out of the bathroom someone mentioned that this is the Wal-​Mart of service stations – definitely some truth to that! Their bathrooms are clean and none of the employees seemed like they wanted to kill themselves! Don’t hesitate to take 10 – 20 minutes out of your long drive just to check out the randomness of a Bucees!
Eric Marlon Bishop, otherwise known as Jamie Foxx, is from Terrell, TX! You might pee in the same urinal he has.

This store is amazing it’s like a Walmart inside a gas station. Their jerky is so good and the soda fountain selection is wow amazing. Come in and check it out.

It’s a must stop EVERYTIME. It’s actually a sin not to stop at Buc-​ees. Awesome for stretching before, during or after a long stretch on a road trip. The road trip food can’t be beat, beef jerky, cherry sours, great coffee, bbq sandwiches, drinks galore, something for everyone, no doubt. And the bathrooms, AMAZINGLY clean, thank you Buc-​ees! The only problem is you may be late getting to your destination by about a half an hour, but worth it! You’ll be happier when you arrive.
*Confession, we cheated on Buc-​ees just recently, I was a dog and went to the dog place across the highway on the way back. Please forgive me Buc-​ee it will never happen again! I just wanted to see what it was about. Nice try, but not even close to what Buc-​ees offers. It ended for me when the bathroom seat was peed on. But that’s for another review.
Buc-​ee for President 2016

Bought a large coffee in a paper thin foam cup … added another thin cup to insulate my hand for my long drive. Cashier charged me for the extra cup, as I explained they did not have and cardboard cup holders for hot coffee.
To make a long story short I told her to keep it then, and that was no problem with her.
BUC better not get too big for his beaver or he may start driving people off.
Prices are already ASTRONOMICAL for most of his drinks and food products.

This is the ultimate ‘travel stop’. It has a lot of food to choose from as well as low gas prices. The store is massive!
It has all types of food and specialty items. You name it, they have it:
cheesesteak
Hotdogs
Subs
Pub chips
Jerky
Coffee
Cakes
Cookies
Candy
Shirts
Hats
And about 50 fill up stations.
The restroom are Ultra Clean, that’s what they are known for! Texans love Bucee’s!

My favorite road trip stop. I call it a super-​sized convenience store with a gift shop. They have every type of drink-​soft drinks, tea/​coffee, slurpee’s. The ice is «crunchy ice”-little nuggets, not large cubes. Multitude of snacks to choose from-​from their own packaged goodies to the ‘name brands’. Bakery goods, sandwiches made to order and BBQ. (sandwiches, larger quantities, beef jerkey, etc…)
Then there are the bathrooms. Always clean-​walled stalls-​each with the vacant/​occupied sign on the outside so all you do is look for the green and you know it’s available. 4 rolls of toilet paper and hand sanitizer. Never had to wait in a line yet. :)
Gas-​many gas pumps available and prices are comparable to the current «norm”~or less.

Great place to people watch!!! It’s like a small flea market all under one roof. Lots of fried food and «Nick Nacks“that looks great, but when you get home, you wonder why you bought it to begin with. (Please insert southern accent) «I always wanted a coffee cup and baby bottle that looks like a shotgun shell»… Lol
I will keep going back for the people watching and beef jerky.

Best bathrooms across any gas station in the south.
Great sodas from the fountain; they probably have over 50 choices, and small nuggets of ice which I love.
Some of the merchandise can be over priced but I understand it and enjoy looking through it all.
Their 3 cheese smoked sausage in the deli case is also one of the best smoked sausages I have ever had and I stock up every time we come. This is not in the jerky case with the other smoked meats but in the cold case next to it. It requires additional smoking or cooking on the grill but let me tell you, it is YUM.
We always make a point to stop at Buccees on road trips. Thanks for making them much more enjoyable

I love Buc-cee’s! We stop by in our way out of town for gas and snacks. They always have suck neat things to shop for!
For the vegetarians/​vegans: order their 7 layer burrito (leave out the cheese and sour cream) and it’s off the chain!!! Order at their computer kiosks!!! Wait for your number and there ya go!!! Get their salsa. Super yum!!!
They have the cheapest gas in the area and it’s caused major gas wars. Which is great for consumers. :)
Get a picture with Buc-​cee. He comes out every now and again.
Park on the East side of the building, no one parks over there. Less congested. Also, that’s where the water and air pumps are located.

This is the cleanest and largest gas station that I have ever seen. The bathrooms are spotless. The shopping is vast. Your quick stop for a toilet break and snacks can turn into an hour easy. I did not order food, I just got a drink and purchased snacks. You never have to wait to pump gas that is for sure.

Let me first preface that this place is about the size of a neighboorhood Walmart and with that being said, I would prefer to go here before going to Walmart. The gas is just as cheap, if not cheaper than the lowest gas you’ve been getting.
This place is a snack mecca. They have everything from preservatives, jerky, trail mix to candy, chocolate covered nuts and beaver nuggets (kind of tastes like Captain Crunch).
It was late at night and still plenty of people buzzing around. I was hoping to find cookie butter here. Instead i found every kind of other butter lol but no biggie, still a great experience.
There is not much you can write about a gas station, but if you in the area it’s definetly worth a pit stop. Use the restroom and try some of the companies branded food.
I got some picture of stuffed chicken. Looks like if you can think of it they will stuff it in poor creature. And it looks like it was well seasoned.

Could this place BE any larger? If you’re hungry and want a snack, but you’re in a hurry. I suggest you not go here. You’ll end up spending about 30 minutes just trying to decide what snack you want out of the 1 billion choices they have to offer. The store is awesome! They pretty much have everything you can think of that would be in a convenience store, and then some. They even have home décor! What? Yeah, pretty random. But nonetheless, awesome. They also have a ton of gas pumps and you won’t be waiting in line to fill up. I’m def a fan of Buc-ee’s!

Terrell, TX is the newest location for this incredi-​mazing flagship Buc-ee’s. Seeing the 700 parking spaces and 84 gas pumps when driving in was a bit overwhelming– which pump am I to pick? Walking into Buc-ee’s was a whole other adventure– I felt like I was at the Super Mega Walmart of all gas stations. Do you know of any other gas stations that have shopping carts to use inside the store?! The store proudly boasts a massive 60,000 square footage consisting of clothing, souvenirs, home décor, camping gear, snacks, meals, sodas/​frozen drinks/​coffee, and multitudes of Buc-ee’s themed snacks/​shirts/​stuffed animals/​souvenirs.
FOOD: The options are endless– kolaches (even boudin), muffins, cookies, croissants, Round Up Station (brisket, turkey, pulled pork, sausage sandwiches or breakfast tacos in the morning), jerky (which you can sample before buying), fudge, frozen specialty meats, and don’t forget to pick up a bag of those infamous Beaver Nuggets
DRINK: Bottled sodas, fountain drinks, frozen drinks, and coffee
BATHROOMS: Immaculate, clean, large individual stalls
GAS: Competitively priced, but often lower than others in the area
ICE: What a steal– 10 lb bag $ 0.79 and 20 lb bag $ 0.99
SERVICE: Happy, friendly employees ready to assist customers
Going to this newest flagship Buc-ee’s has spoiled me. Other gas stations really cannot compare to the awesomeness of Buc-ee’s! They really have gone above and beyond to create and deliver the WOW factor, which will guarantee visitors year round. Everything, even Buc-ee’s, is bigger in Texas! A Texas road trip is not complete without a well-​deserved Buc-ee’s pit stop!

Great selection and staff!
It is very busy but everything is clean and everyone is helpful!

I’ve actually never been as excited to enter a gas station than I was when I finally made the stop for Buc-​ees. A gas station!
First impression: large spread out area of gas pumps (at least 30 or 40) on one side, large spread out area on the other (30 – 40 pumps once again) in front of the main store, clean exterior, remarkably clean interior. The latter of which was really something to appreciate. I must have witnessed 4 – 5 employees cleaning the door glass, floor, and bathroom during my 40 minutes of roaming around the store. Tells you that either we, the customer are pure slobs, or that Buc-​ees really prides itself in keeping a store so immaculately clean that you can eat off of the floor of the bathroom. And folks, I’m not exaggerating. More on the bathroom later.
The store itself reminds me of a larger version of an east coast chain (Stuckey’s), albeit much cleaner and with a TON of novelties for tourists that wish to purchase a gift from Texas. A large selection of tee-​shirts, 10-​gallon hats, BBQ sauce & ribs, grills, and many other things that you would expect at a Walmart Express are within this store. Yet where the store distinguishes itself with its merchandise may lie in the homemade fudge, Texas Round Up station (with brisket tacos, pulled pork & sausage) and many other Buc-​ees-​themed novelties such as their stuffed animals and other knick-​knacks. And plus, the employees seem to really enjoy working there, which is exhibited in their strong customer service focus.
One thing that I did notice right away is that Buc-​ees is not a gas station that has trucker/​traveler staples that you would find at a Love’s, Pilot or Travel America locations. These type of staples include such things as a shower area, restaurant (usually a Denny’s or fast food venue) and lounge area. In hindsight, I didn’t really notice any gas pumps for 18-​wheelers at all, unless the first area well outside of the store contained them. The lack of shower area was confirmed to me by one of the cashiers. Whether this gas station is designed for primarily regular cars up to diesel trucks only is TBD on my next visit.
Now, the bathrooms. Never seen anything like it. The first thing that you notice is that there are urinals and commodes everywhere, to the point that you can easily lose count. Not only that, there are also hand sanitizer stations on the wall of every urinal. Not ever other urinal– EVERY URINAL! I thought that this was really interesting. And there was a person within the restroom checking every urinal for any speck of debris, which I’ve never seen anywhere else. Quite easily, the cleanest public bathroom that I’ve ever entered.
The gas alone was very inexpensive. My rental took regular unleaded, which costed $ 2.07 a gallon as of 7÷27÷15. Just insane. Not even Murphy Gas was that low in the DFW area. I was easily paying $ 2.37 in Fort Worth only a few days prior.
My only problem with Buc-​ees? I wish that there were more. I’ve only seen locations in Temple, New Braunfels, and one within the College Station region in some small town. And of course this one in Terrell. Buc-​ees corporate office, please build more!!!

Preface — I’m not a truckstop kind of person unless I’m having serious can’t wait gotta go-​isms.
Located right off the highway, I was forced by my brother to go into this truck stop place. He raved about it, as hipster as he is, and as reluctant as I was I (very reluctantly) had to see for myself.
Inside is the size of a huge supermarket, airy and clean. The cashiers on either side of the huge entrance aisle that cuts the store in half, greeted us in Moe’s-like enthusiasm. WELCOME TO BUC-​CEES pronounced Buckie’s.
They have every Texas souvenir in the world it seems. They have TONS of typical truck stop fare. But I think the highlight is the «food court» there are I think three hot food service stations workers serve customers. There is a massive drink/​beverage case that is the largest I’ve ever seen. They must have the largest selection of package snacks, including those «scoop bin» snacks they’ve put in little containers. I saw nothing particularly healthy being prepared, if you are into that. Very similar to deli fare/​deli cases of food you see in a regular well stocked grocery store.
Worth a stop.