7950 OH-109, Delta OH 43515
“Been coming here multiple times a week for years. I think the bad reviews are “super truckers” too new to appreciate a mom and pop. Not foreign ran, just foreign employees. Fuel desk French fries are the best fries I’ve had anywhere, and they be been all over the country. Restaurant in the back is a normal country bar and grill. Nothing spectacular but nothing bad. Go in often enough and you’ll get to know em. Fuel is cheaper than anywhere in Indiana and Michigan. That’s what keeps me coming back, and the fuel desk chicken special for $10 beats anything else in 50 miles around. If you get fuel, you get parking for free, so not sure why people complain that it’s paid. Just fill up. They also sell coil dunnage boards, which is handy if a skateboard driver oopsed and didn’t have any for FCP next door. Only left a review cuz all the negative ones are frustrating. It’s a great small truck stop that needs more business. One of my favorites in the OH, IN and MI area.”
419 W Main St, Delta OH 43515
“I love getting gas here. It's very simple tap to pay and it doesn't ask for a pin or 50 other questions just simply pay and pick your gas. I'll always go here over anywhere else just because of that.”
7910 OH-109, Delta OH 43515
“The bad reviews are outdated.SPOTLESS restrooms and store, everything smells good.YES there’s a microwave, and a great selection of food and drinks.Really well furnished truck accessories/tools/replacement parts/etc section.Not a thing out of place and supremely courteous service..Bought some gloves and a snack and got FREE COMPLIMENTARY parking for the night.I parked in the dirt lot (mind you: *clean, fairly level dirt lot) among quiet flatbed buddies, a tripac humming somewhere far-off in a corner muffling out highway noises..Couldn’t ask for better ?♀️ strongly recommend.”
420 East Main Street, Delta OH 43515
“I went into the speedway to get a pack of Winston White 100s and the lady said they were on sale for $3.00 a pack I'm kicking myself in the ass for not buying the whole carton”
7910 OH-109, Delta OH 43515
“We stopped by with trailer trouble and they had supplies for us to get the trailer repaired. One employee even came and asked us if we needed any tools! 5 stars”
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