1964 Carrollton Street, Temple GA 30179
“Cheapest gas in town, and the owner is so so kind. Truly an “at home” feel. We sadly moved away from this area, but I always make a point to stop in when I’m near. Hands down recommend”
1964 Carrollton Street, Temple GA 30179
“The establishment is soooo clean and organized. You can tell the owner takes great pride and care in his work. I always love coming here. The owner is so kind and he actually cares about his relationship with the community. Thanks Sal!”
895 Bar J Rd, Temple GA 30179
“Convenient shop to the homes nearby, has good variety, friendly staff. Exterior looks a little run down and the signs they have posted cause alarm. Maybe won't go here after dark cuz of the signs but otherwise great during the day”
9747 Buchanan Highway, Temple GA 30179
“Place is easily accessible. They have a nice selection of food, drinks, and other gas station needs. They also have hot food to purchase. Such as chicken, drinks, or a warm meal. Gas is reasonably priced. Brandy that cooks the food is very sweet.”
214 W US-78, Temple GA 30179
“I’ve been going here since day one. This is my favorite store. Jay and jimmy are good friends of mine and have been since he opened the store. Jay makes sure we get good quality fuel and doesn’t price gouge like everyone else. This is how a small town store should be ran.they got my business indefinitely. Thanks for all that you do. Jay & jimmy”
650 Carrollton St, Temple GA 30179
“Everyone here is always so nice. I like the variety of hot food ordered which includes a variety of pizza, burgers, chicken wings and tenders, chicken sandwiches, tater tots, Mac n cheese and more. And I must say the Mac n cheese is delicious! I would have never thought it'd be that good. Flying J now offers combos too. Two slides and wings or wings/tenders and a side. All the food here is good as a matter of fact. They also offer a variety of fountain drinks, and coffee including *gasp* my beloved iced coffee which I'm IN LOVE with the fact I can make mine the way I like it. I like mine light and sweet (lots of cream). Store prices are generally higher than other gas stations in the area but it's to be expected since it's literally a travel center. Location is quite convenient as well, right off of exit 19 convenient to El Tapatio (yum btw.)”
650 Carrollton St, Temple GA 30179
“This flying J was very nice,clean and well organized. The staff was polite, courteous and professional. They have a lot of parking but you gotta get there early. It fulls up fast after 4pm”
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