4212 AL-167, Troy AL 36079
“Has been three my entire life. Offer a nice selection of candy and drinks for the road. Recently added more bathrooms for travelers. They sell Hunts Brothers pizza, burgers, bbq sandwiches, hunts brothers wings.”
12167 US-231, Troy AL 36081
“Nice place to stop when driving many miles! Attended was friendly! When I tell you there was a couple stops that I would have peed in a can I mean it! Definitely not one of those spots!”
104 US-231, Troy AL 36081
“Rv had some trouble. They were nice to let us park in their lot over night. The bathrooms are not the new auto toilets but it was clean. Imma get some coffee soon and head out. Like I said big lot to pull into safe and clean.”
438 S A Graham Blvd, Brundidge AL 36010
“Want to go back and try the food! It smelled delicious.Mgr is total multi-tasker. Had to call sale in to Tcheck card processor, while she rang up customers.. amazing skills!Super nice and friendly!Parking holds alot of trucks. And was packed full! I found a place to layer in. Too many local drivers using as personal parking. They need to charge rent for those spaces.”
1130 US hwy 231 S, Troy AL 36081
“My family got gas at this location at around midnight on a Saturday night. There were several cars parked at the pumps, but few people were actually using the pumps. After we parked at an open pump, we saw several groups of people loitering on the outside of the store, which explained why no one was pumping gas. The pumps themselves were clean, and the store's inside was clean. The restroom was stocked and in good working order. This would have been a five-star visit if it weren't for the large number of people taking up space. Maybe this was just a one-time situation. I hope so.”
7458 US-231, Brundidge AL 36010
“I don't typically review gas stations on trips, but I had to give this place 5 stars to let other road trippers know that this place was actually really clean and decent. I couldn't get over how clean the women's restroom was!”
149 Enzor Rd, Troy AL 36079
“On a road trip north, stopped here for gas. The restrooms were clean and the inside of the store had a good selection of snacks. We travel with our dog and the grass towards the left side of the store (Enzor Rd side) is perfect for letting them stretch their legs as it shares that area with the Pet Hospital next door.”
1418 US-231, Troy AL 36081
“First time by in while , took a second to figure out the pump layout. Being that green is Diesel, but the blue ethanol free is actually just black same as other gasoline choices to right. Handles simply match the display order. Nothing written on the pump handles themselves”
1647 US-231, Troy AL 36081
“Great little hole-in-the-wall restaurant, hidden to the side of a gas station. Really. But, worth checking out. The food was terrific & the owner was personable. Family ran business. I had a large hamburger steak (w/gravy & onions), grilled asparagus, Caesar salad, and toast for $12.99. Very daily prices and quite good. My wife had an enormous, bone-in, Kansas City strip (off menu, but ask), a loaded baked potato, toast, and Caesar salad for $29.99. Huge, high quality steak at a fair price. If you are not looking for this place, you'll flat miss it, but it is well worth a stop.”
202 Elba Hwy, Troy AL 36079
“A month ago I was returning to Atlanta from Florida family vacation. Troy is the half way mark and I have stopped here for years. I left my wallet with every credit card, drivers license, and all necessary ID in their restroom. The effort they went to to contact me and then return this to me is a level of consideration and kindness rare today. Thank you to the employees. You will see me again.”
1698 Elba Hwy, Troy AL 36079
“I love this store it is definitely convenient for me cause I live down the road so. I also am very in tuned with the manager and his wife, who are very concern and considerate people who do in their power to make each customer satisfied. If your on your way to Florida this is the store to stop at!!”
101 US-231, Troy AL 36081
“Average Circle K. Kind of cool though to be in a Tennesee one, as I come from Alabama and Florida. It was like a slice of home even though I was in a whole other state, in a very large place. A nice comfort.”
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