204 IL-38, Creston IL 60113
“Hands down when Sandy is working at night she is the best! Could not be more pleased with food quality and customer service. She deserves a raise. Atta girl she is the reason I order food at night.”
400 S Steward Rd, Rochelle IL 61068
“7.11.2026. My sincerest appreciation to the Management for letting me stay in the parking lot. I felt very safe sleeping overnight in my car during my travels through Illinois.”
601 E Flagg Rd, Rochelle IL 61068
“Clean and full of cool stuff on the inside. This place has a butcher inside?! Most excellent! I also discovered they have a fire coffee bar.”
452 Lake Lida Ln, Rochelle IL 61068
“I go there every night and it's always clean and stocked. One of the night shift people sade is amazing. She is always kind and willing to help if I have problem.”
330 South 7th Street, Rochelle IL 61068
“Hello i know this is really random but by any chance when it was Thursday may 28 around 3 or maybe 1 or maybe even 2? There was this one boy with tattoos he was wearing a blue hoodie i think and has tattoos and he was black.He asked me for my number but i was scared. But now i really should have gave it to him?. Can you let me know if you see him in the store lol??. He was with his friend i think too. I remember his friend. He had a white shirt black pants and boots ? please tell me if you remember and let me knowwww?? THANK YOU”
390 Coronado Dr, Rochelle IL 61068
“This Murphy USA offers cheap gas and a basic range of convenience items. As it's often located near Walmart, it's a handy stop if you're already in the parking lot. Expect a no-frills experience; it gets the job done without any added bells or whistles.”
1201 IL-38, Rochelle IL 61068
“Pilot Truck Stop is kinda a mixed-bag experience, but still solid if you know what you’re doing. It’s clutch for fuel, quick snacks, and a pit stop when you’re deep into a road trip or long haul. The store usually has the essentials—drinks, hot food, random stuff you didn’t know you needed—and it’s easy to get in and out if you’re just grabbing basics. That said, this place is very “real world” energy. It’s busy, loud, and always moving. You’ll see truckers, travelers, families, and chaos all coexisting. Staff is usually working hard keeping things running, and lines can move slower depending on the time of day, but that’s expected at a high-traffic stop like this. Bathrooms are functional, not luxury. Sometimes clean, sometimes questionable—it really depends on timing and traffic. Pro Tip: Before sitting in the stalls, check to see if they have toilet paper. Trust. This is not a drill. Overall, Pilot does what it’s supposed to do. It’s not a vibe stop, it’s a survival stop. If you come in with realistic expectations, you’ll be fine. 7/10—gets the job done, just stay alert. This photo is only for illustrational purposes and not actual.”
215 Powers Road, Rochelle IL 61068
“I visited this gas station on Christmas Day. I always love their taco pizzas. And all my friends agree their breakfast pizza is a perfect 10. Cash back is free. And the bakery is awesome. Don't forget about their pork tenderloin sandwiches. The staff here has always treated me with respect, living here for over 20 years now”
1101 N 7th St, Rochelle IL 61068
“Gas station / convenience store. Great selection of drinks, snacks, odds and ends, etc. All the things you would expect from a convenience store! Clean restrooms too!”
Exit 99 at IL-38, 890 IL-38 I-39, Rochelle IL 61068
“Road Ranger in Rochelle, IL, has been my go-to gas station for years. I like their gas quality, and the prices are fair, especially with the cash discount. The store is usually well-stocked and clean, offering coffee, alcohol, cigarettes, snacks, and other essentials. It’s a convenient, reliable stop whether I’m just fueling up or grabbing something on the go.”
505 May Mart Drive, West Hwy 38, Rochelle IL 61068
“Convenient gas station with friendly staff. The convenience store is smaller than others and the prices here are usually higher than other stations in the area. You can get quality Shell gas at a 3 cent per gallon minimum discount with the Fuel Rewards card.”
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