Buc-ee's

My first encounter with one of these stores was an Ennis, TX, since it was towards the end of the day back then I wasn't hungry so I didn't get to try any of their pulled pork or beef sandwiches, but they did look very good. They did stick out in my mind so when I saw that there was another one of these stores up in Royse City, which is closer to me, I thought I might stop by and check it out. I did get to have a pulled pork sandwich which was very good; the bun was nice and soft kind of like a potato bun, and the pulled pork had a nice Smoky flavor on some of the tips. There was no gristle or fat to be seen, but the meat was very juicy so pretty perfect. I tried it with some of their brand name corn chips that reminded me of those spiral honey barbecue corn chips from another brand. They were very similar in flavor, of course they had a different texture as they were flat corn chip shape. I enjoyed looking at their various merchandise (TAMU->whoop!), and even got some brittle for my father for later. A very clean and Fun Store to visit if you were ever in the area. Follow me for more reviews across 11 states and counting!

This place is worth getting off the highway just to see how much fresh stuff they have to snack on for the long road trip. I myself don't like crowds, but I still stopped knowing there was going to be a long wait for what we wanted. We both did not regret it after we looked (for the first time together) at the crazy variety of beef jerky they have on display as well as the Gourmet Beef Jerky deli-style counter. I myself went for the fresh fudge bar. Along with other items I picked up for the long drive ahead (fudge, beef jerky, and beaver nuggets), and something for my son back home, I got the delicious BBQ Sandwich that was juicy and the buns were not soggy. My wife got the sausage on a stick. Super friendly staff lives up to the hype, and the place has always been clean whenever I visit, and the food was hot and fresh. Quality control seems to be at an all time high for every place in store. THEN, I got rewarded with a visit with Mr. Buc-ee himself Lol. In the end, it put us behind about 40 mins. but, some things are worth it. Don't hesitate or ignore the signs when you see the signs on the highway to pull over. JUST DO IT.

I love buckets because it's endless snacks and very good road trip food. As far as road trips go it is the best place to stop and use the restroom. They always have the cleanest restrooms and it feels like endless stalls. The decorations and clothing will break you if you don't live in yourself. As far as road trips with an electric car this will be the most you pay to charge your car. To charge my car from 0 to 80 was only about 12 bucks but in total I left paying $60 because I spent way too much time inside and I was only there for 20 minutes. If you practice self-control you will have a good time. If you don't practice self control you will still have a good time. Happy travels everyone.

I went last weekend, I'm in the United States visiting. My friends recommended I try some classic drinks from this establishment, when paying the cashier asked me for identification and when I showed my ID of legal age she literally told me “WE DO NOT SELL TO MEXICANS”, so she removed the drinks from the counter. A total lack of respect for those of us who come to visit, I have never had to deal with a situation like this. She was VERY RUDE. Anyway, it's disappointing, the place is great but without a doubt the lack of respect makes this simply not worth it.