Food Options Rest Stops

The New Braunfels Buc-ee's holds the Guinness World Record for the largest convenience store at 66,335 square feet. Features 120 fueling positions, 83 toilets, 31 cash registers, and countless food options including their famous brisket, beaver nuggets, and homemade fudge. Known for exceptionally clean restrooms and a massive selection of travel merchandise.

This full-service Love's Travel Stop features multiple dining options including Subway and Chester's Chicken, a large convenience store, and professional driver amenities. The location offers diesel and gasoline fueling, DEF at the pump, CAT scales, and overnight truck parking. Professional drivers can access private showers, laundry facilities, and a dedicated truckers' lounge with TV.

Located along historic Route 66, this TA Travel Center offers a complete range of services for both professional drivers and travelers. Amenities include multiple dining options with Subway and Taco Bell, a large travel store, TA Truck Service center for maintenance and repairs, and clean shower facilities. The location provides both diesel and gasoline fueling, DEF at the pump, and spacious parking areas.

This Pilot Flying J Travel Center serves travelers along I-80 in Wyoming with comprehensive amenities. The location features multiple dining options including Subway and Cinnabon, a spacious convenience store, and professional driver services. Facilities include clean restrooms, private showers, laundry facilities, and a drivers' lounge. The site offers diesel and gasoline fueling, DEF at the pump, and ample truck and RV parking.

Known as the 'World's Largest Truck Stop,' Iowa 80 spans over 220 acres and serves 5,000 customers daily. This massive complex features a 300-seat restaurant, food court with multiple options, convenience store, trucking museum, barber shop, dentist, movie theater, laundromat, and even a chiropractor. The site includes a truck service center, truck wash, and parking for hundreds of trucks. A true American institution that's been serving travelers since 1964.

This iconic roadside attraction on I-95 at the North Carolina-South Carolina border features Mexican-themed shops, restaurants, and entertainment. The complex includes multiple gift shops, restaurants, a motel, campground, amusement rides, and the 200-foot 'Sombrero Tower' observation deck. While known more for its quirky atmosphere than modern amenities, it remains a popular stopping point for travelers with clean facilities and ample parking.

This Wawa Travel Center combines the chain's famous food service with expanded travel amenities. The location features Wawa's signature made-to-order hoagies, freshly brewed coffee, and quality convenience items. The modern facility offers multiple fueling positions for both cars and trucks, spacious and clean restrooms, and outdoor seating areas. Popular with both locals and travelers for its fresh food options and efficient service.

This modern travel plaza on I-95 in Maryland was completely rebuilt in 2014 with contemporary architecture and expanded amenities. The facility features multiple food options including Starbucks, Wendy's, and Pret A Manger, plus a large convenience store. The plaza offers both gasoline and diesel fueling, electric vehicle charging stations, free Wi-Fi, ATMs, and tourist information. Spacious, well-maintained restrooms and separate parking areas for cars, trucks, and buses make this a convenient stop for all travelers.

A historic Route 66 landmark serving travelers since 1934, Cline's Corners is located at the intersection of I-40 and US-285 in New Mexico. The travel center features a large gift shop with Southwestern souvenirs, a restaurant serving American classics, and a convenience store. The location provides gasoline and diesel fueling, clean restrooms, and ample parking for cars, RVs, and trucks. Its iconic sign and long history make it a popular photo stop for road trippers exploring the American Southwest.