Buc-ee's

Holy cow I would’ve never ever imagined it has a better telly section than any grocery store in Colorado. I think a bunch of stuff grab and go eat wise that is way healthier than any of the other fast food or choices in the area but it also has everything from tackle cowboy hats, clothing, house, decorations, stuff for the kitchen even Halloween costumes right now and stuff for Christmas already bronco stuff blankets, all different types of coolers and porting gear games collectibles and so much more. There’s no waiting at any pump. I don’t know if there ever could be, but it was awesome because of when I was trying to get gas in an RV last year, it was absolutely miserable waiting on other people that were blocking pumps from being able to be used. This was fantastic. Everybody was also super nice. The bathrooms were clean. I loved how they had lights above it so that you know which ones are empty and which ones had people I want to go back just to go shopping.

What a awesome Buc-ee's in Johnstown Co. serving brisket in the middle of the store yummy, homemade fudge and so many other things. Store was super clean and everyone was super friendly and helpful this Store had everything and then some with a great view of the Colorado mountains from the parking lot.

This place is awesome, but not as huge inside as people may make it sound. Probably same size as a Costco, maybe a bit smaller. But the huge line of gas pumps are indeed impressive! Loved the jerky bar. The banana pudding was amazing, and so was the Club Melt sandwich! Everybody was nice and it was clean inside.

Stopped at Buc-ee’s on our way to South Dakota and it was incredible! The brisket was tender and full of flavor, we even grabbed a hat as a souvenir and definitely some magnets. The place is massive, more like a theme park for road trips—clean, fun, and a must-stop experience! ITS A MUST STOP!

Cool place to visit. There are a ridiculous number of gas pumps. Like 300, maybe more. Inside it's basically a humongous gas station but with tons of store-brand merchandise. The hot food inside is quite appealing. Had some brisket. Way good.

I love me some Buc ees. This location is pretty bunk. They didn’t have but one choice for fuzzy blankets. They were all out of Halloween scrunchies they did have the Halloween cups so that was cool. I did spend a lot of money, but I was very disappointed Nick the shift manager was very nice and helpful but again this location lacked a lot of merchandise that you can find at the other locations, especially The blankets the nuggets and cups. It was rather lackluster because I’m a big fan. I was able to find some things that I needed and since I don’t have a location in California yet, I have to depend on other states when I travel to have everything that I need I did get my Buc ees onesie I’m all ready for Halloween. I always recommend stopping Buc ees but just remember this location does not have everything and is lacking things. I hope they open one in Colorado Springs like there was rumors and that they carry more stuff. Pineapple cream soda is always delicious. Gotta get your beaver nuggets. The new canvas bags are also a great deal and they hold lots of stuff and don’t forget to get your little Bucky keychain. He makes a great friend.. oh we also got some seasoning. The Cajun seasoning is my absolute favorite. The steak seasoning is not great on steaks but wonderful on burgers and kids really love it. Also got some jerky cause you can’t leave without getting jerky and beaver nuggets of course the sweet tea is usually on point don’t like the nuclear cups. I prefer the old Styrofoam with the logo on it. Hopefully, they’ll get it together and if they’re gonna stick with these clear plastic clips that they put the logo on them as well because everybody loves the logo.

Buc-ee’s Convenience Store Review Buc-ee’s is almost like an amusement park disguised as a gas station — an experience all its own. We just happened to be passing through and had never been before. Even though we didn’t have time to explore the entire store, it still left quite the impression. The layout is smart, with three checkout areas — one on each side and one in the center. The lines on the sides were long, but the middle register was quick and convenient, which was a pleasant surprise. Outside, don’t forget the ice from their plenty of iceboxes— stocked and ready. As for the food, we couldn’t resist trying some of the staples: the pulled pork and barbecue brisket were both mouthwatering. We also grabbed a cinnamon roll, banana pudding, beef jerky, and (of course) some fudge. Every bite was delicious — the kind of road trip food that makes the stop more than worth it.

Down to one star after the store told me to contact corporate but the refund option shuts you down and no phone option. Give us your money but don’t have a voice. We don’t care. —— Buc-ee’s beware. New policy change gives no refunds. Only exchanges for the same item, if they have the size you need. No changing rooms to try clothes on. No verbal warning at the registers or on the receipts. Just a small sign on the wall behind the cashiers as you leave. With the cost of clothes now, it’s a sad look for Buc-ee’s. Two stars because their staff was nice about it. Maybe corporate should work the registers and deal with upset customers. Do better.

Want a taste of Americana? Peal of the freeway at Johnstown and immerse yourself in the mania of Buc-cee's. It's got everything and by everything I mean mountains of Buc-cee's branded clothes, food, gear, chochkees and even more shit you didn't know you needed. With the holidays coming there was Ana amazing selection of holiday stuff. Cool gifts and goody things like a Buc-crew's branded Santa suit. Massive stations for drinks, sweets, prepared foods, jerky, baked goods and all the snacks and toys and spices and the list goes on forever. Oh yah, they have their own tortilla machine! Outside there are easily 100 pump stations and Rows of ice machines Inside they have immaculate bathrooms, lots of staff stocking shelves, making food and checking people out. There are always lines to pay but you never wait long. Gas is cheap, prices for food and goods range based on quality and whether the product has a trump tariff. They have a decent selection of outdoor gear, gifts of every type imaginable and even wine! The store is so clean and amazingly well stocked. Shopping carts and baskets are plentiful and people are genuinely enjoying themselves. It's worth a stop but beware, you will spend some money if you do.

Fueling Up on Fun Stopped at Buc-ee's, which felt like pulling into a small country with a million gas pumps. No lottery tickets, which is tragic for a gambler like me trying to manifest a scratch-off miracle. The food made up for it--brisket, sausage, chicken, all legit and way better than anything a gas station should be serving. I even walked out with a Christmas onesie, because Buc-ee's has that "buy things you never planned on" energy. It's commercial and gimmicky, but fun!

Really disappointed with Buc-ee's customer service. I bought a pair of pants and a dog outfit, and neither worked out. The dog outfit didn't fit, so I had to take the tags off to try it on--of course that left a little dog hair. The pants fit at first, but ripped in the back the same night I wore them. When I went to exchange both, I was told they couldn't take them back because they weren't in "perfect new condition." I wasn't trying to return worn-out items--just exchange things that were poor quality or didn't fit. It's frustrating that Buc-ee's doesn't stand behind its products or allow a fair exchange for obvious defects.

What's not to love! Clean restrooms and shopping as well as all your favorite snack, snacks and treats for the road

"Aren't you glad we finally got away And I'm so glad that we Finally had some" (Beach Boys) I've been wanting to visit a Buc-ees for quite a long time, but sadly, the closest one to us is over 400 miles away in Mount Crawford, Virginia, so I never did. That is until yesterday when our tour bus stopped on I-90 in Johnstown, Colorado for a rest stop at the 60th of Buc-ees 69 stores. It opened here in March of 2024. Are you familiar with Buc-ees? It's a Texas-based travel center that's developed a cult-like following. I guess its true that good things happen to those who wait. It's really hard to describe the Buc-ees experience. Let me start with some numbers., it has a mind-blowing 116 fueling stations and 12 electric vehicle charging stations. So that was pretty wild to see before my big toe ever crossed the threshold. But when you enter the store in this mammoth complex, you'll discover it covers 74,000-square feet and contains thousands of snack, food and drink choices, homemade fudge, a full bakery; barbecued brisket, turkey and pulled pork, clothes, outdoor gear, home goods, toys, books, wine, and one of its claims to fame, "the "world's cleanest bathrooms, freshest food and friendliest beaver." Of course, their mascot "Buc-ee the Beaver" was on hand, and of course we shamelessly posed for a picture with him. It was too bad our bus stop only lasted for 30-minutes, but we successfully visited the restroom, and crammed our shopping basket with $39 worth of Buc-ees stuff -namely a souvenir tote bag, Salted Caramel Rice Crispy treat, 2 bags of Buc-ees flavored popcorn, a bag of Cherry Maple Buc-es beef jerky, two Buc-ees slap wrap plushies, and a hunk of Praline fudge. The fudge turned out to be problematic because TSA flagged it on their screener, and we had to open the bag and explain it. I guess it resembled a block of plastique explosive or something dangerous. But the TSA guard was cool when she saw what it was. She smiled and said, "fudge is OK by me".

Quite the experience. Lots to explore. We came for brisket and enjoyed. A busy place. No where to sit and eat. Good for tailgating.

This was my husband and I's first Buc-ee's experience and we are obsessed! This is not just a gas station but a destination that you should add to your itinerary! They have clothing, home goods, endless food and drink options and much more! We only grabbed a few snacks which were awesome but I would definitely go back and try the delicious looking brisket items! It was busy but we were easily able to find parking and the employees were very nice!

Checked off. Definitely will not be back. While trecking to Pudre Valley, it was perfect opportunity to stop by and check out what the fuss is all about.... and glad I did. It's a huge gas station with the same item as local gas station like QuikaTrip but with own branding and lot more variety and more in stock to offer. Maybe add a small mom and pop stores at the mountain towns like Idaho Spring or Estes Park? Did I see taffy offerings? I did grab reheated sausage kolach from friendly attendant. It was just OK. Nothing close to the ones from Texas. Also had a station making candied almonds, cashews and pecans. Right front of you. I had to grab a small bag of pecans to munch on my long journey. Also got the Colorado Buc-ee shirt. Hoot hoot! Overall, clean, well organized and lots of fresh to go food. Price was bit higher.

I tried to explain to my friend who hadn't heard of Buc-ee's why I like it so much. And honestly it's a hard thing to describe. On paper, Buc-ee's is not really something I would like. It's like the Disneyland of gas stations, as I describe it. I have little desire to visit Disneyland, but somehow still, I enjoy visiting Buc-ee's. I've been to 4 locations, each time I visit I get an iced coffee from the coffee bar, and I try to get a new food item, and I generally buy some type of Buc-ee's swag. Usually a t-shirt. The place is super clean, the restrooms are the best you'll find on the road, there are so many pumps for gas you won't wait long, and employees are friendly. They offer house made beef jerky, an icee area, iced coffee bar, house made food with a large selection of items. And all kinds of Buc-ee branded items. For now, Buc-ee's holds supreme as best rest stop/ convenience store & gas station I've been to. So long as they maintain their standards, as the company expands, I'm sure I will continue to enjoy it. We even "met Buc-ee" lol and took a photo. Okay, maybe I would like Disneyland more than I'd like to admit haha.

Buc-ee's was a true treat for the family! 1st - the gas was much cheaper than anywhere I've been too in Colorado and it was 20 cents cheaper than the gas station next door. 2nd - the family absolutely loved walking around and grabbing different treats. We had the pork rinds, brisket sandwich and even bought the dog a treat home. This was a great place to stop at and it's everything you'd imagine!

Yeah it's an awesome gas station. The restrooms were clean and has staff constantly monitoring them. There's a ton of knickknacks. The briskets lived up to the hype. The chopped beef sandwich was good, but I'm not really a chopped beef person. It's a cool place to explore and definitely something to see if you're on a road trip.

Biggest c store in the world. Exceptional collection of fresh foods including smoked meats, jerky, veggie options, everything.

Who doesn't love Buc-ee's?! My kids said we had to make a stop before we left CO. They have everything here! Good food, clothing, so many souvenir options, clean restrooms and more! We spent almost $200 - Lol. Until our next visit..

Even if it's insanely busy, you never feel trapped in there. It's the Disney World of gas stations and some don't even consider it a gas station. They have everything you could possibly need and their specialized food is amazing - everything from pork/chicken sandwiches to jerky, desserts, drinks, tacos, and other meats. There's a reason you see highway signs for Buc-ee's that say 400 miles away.

The first Buc-ee's opened in Colorado (March 2024). While planning our trip to Colorado (and nearby states), I wanted to make sure that we would make a stop at this location, as I am no stranger of Buc-ee's and I am a huge fan of this store. This location is similar to the many other locations that I have visited in other states, where there are many clean restrooms, brisket sandwiches, numerous of hot food choices, snacks galore, Buc-ee's merchandise. We ended up visiting this location on two separate visits. Both on a Saturday and were lucky to see Buc-ee's himself waiting around for fans to take photos with. And both times, we took photos and were given Buc-ee's stickers. Over these two visits, we purchased gasoline but also the following: Veggie Burrito, $6.99 prior to tax- I really liked this burrito the first time we got it so I ended up purchasing it again on our second visit. This burrito is pretty huge, stuffed with refried beans, black beans, rice, cheese, sliced sauteed bell peppers, corn. I was definitely pretty full after eating it both times. But I must warn you that the burrito itself is crazy hot when trying to pick it up from the warmer. But if you hold it by the label, then it is manageable to pick up and bring to the registers. Beef & Cheese Burrito, $8.00 prior to tax- My husband decided to get this, to try something new since we have both had the brisket sandwich several times on previous visits to Buc-ee's in other states. I was actually surprised that this burrito was tasty. The cheese used was a white sauce cheese, reminds me of queso. The burrito size is a little smaller than my veggie burrito but still filling. Bag of ice- $1.99 prior to tax- This 10 pound bag is pretty cheap (cheaper than Sonics for those that are wondering). We purchased this bag of ice the first time for our cooler. We paid inside and then picked up a bag in one of the freezers outside (it really is the honor's system). Fried Apple Pie, $2.49 prior to tax- My husband opted to pick this up. I didn't have any but he thought it was good. But there was not as much apple pie filling as a McDonald's apple pie and there was a lot more of the breaded/ fried pie shell. Side of barbecue sauce, $0.25 prior to tax- We did not know that there was a charge for the sauce, as an employee at the barbecue sandwich station had suggested that we pick up a side of sauce. There is no sign that indicates that there is a charge. The sauce itself wasn't that good, it has a vinegary/ tangy flavor and I personally prefer my barbecue to be a little sweeter. My husband thought it was just okay. -------------------------- Service was friendly during our first visit. But checking out and paying for our purchase during the second visit, the employee helping us wasn't friendly at all. It seemed like she didn't really care to be there. But overall, we still have a positive experience on both visits and would come again.

We enjoyed seeing our first Buc-ee's but not sure it's worth all the hype. Of course the beaver nuggets are delicious and there is a lot to look at. Lots of nick-knacks, themed merch, and snack options. But I wasn't overly impressed with the hot food. I've had way better BBQ and the cobbler wasn't just meh. Also, the prices were a bit high-probably because of the hype about the place. It was fun to check out but wouldn't go out of my way to visit again.

I don't even know where to start. I had never been to a Buc-ees so I really didn't know what to expect, this place blew me away, here I thought it was just some gas station. They had about everything you could think of. Enbed up buying a sweater, shirt, christmas ornaments, magnet, and stuff animal, and want even trying could of didn't a lot more if I had more room in my suitcase. Decided to get some food as well, bbq brisket sandwich was better than most bbq restaurant oven been too, tender and moist with a great bbq sauce on top. Also got some Beaver chips, basically homemade potato chips. Food was a 5/5 and would recommend anyone who hasn't been to a Buc-ees to go.

It's a giant truckstops with no truckers allowed and a culture of the south and Texas without actually having to go to Texas. A should go destination if you're in Denver

Last fun thing I did in CO before ending the Thanksgiving 2025 trip. All the hype got me so I had to experience Buc-ee's for myself! Impressive the moment you see it from the highway driving on either side! The smell of yummy food smacks you in the face the moment you walk thru the first set of doors. Started with a lap around the entire store first before getting hot food. Hit the clothing/souvenir area first. Then the jerky counter for a sample. After that spent time in the pre-packaged snacks. Then went to peruse...u get the idea. When it was time for hot food I decided on a breakfast club melt sandwich and a sliced brisket sandwich. Both were so very delicious! The breakfast sammie had a perfect portion of meats and cheese on a delicious bun. The brisket had just the right amount of sauce. The deliciousness made me mad at myself for not getting more items. Everything inside the store was very clean. Counters, floors, soda machines and yes even the restrooms looked good! A+ on that front. Everyone was very friendly. The people behind the counters were understandably more engaging than crew members walking around tidying up and such but everyone was busy making sure the store maintained a well kept appearance. Excellent job to everyone there because they nailed it! Cant wait to be back to try more items! Thank you!

Everything here is fantastic. Love the barbecue and all of the different snacks and food options. Staff are always so cool and kind!

Big BBQ brisket sandwich is $14. Jerky is $29.00 a pound. Drink line very busy. Overall a very Busy place. Clean restrooms. We did not get gas but still spent $45 and stayed 20 minutes.

I am honestly surprised there aren't more Buc-cee like franchises in CO because we drive so far for the mountains and anywhere is honestly a day trip. But I finally got to visit the Colorado location and it was still pretty crowded on a Sunday afternoon. They're making hot food and just lots of movement going on. It's great because there are plenty of parking spots, gas spots, and cashiers at each entrance so you're never really stuck. Very convenient gas station. There's lots of food options, snacks, drinks, clothes, and other knickknacks. The brisket sandwich was pretty good. I do like their fries. They do have a great variety selection for snacks. I got a couple bags of jerky, beaver twists, and trail mix. The key lime pie and banana pudding are also really tasty as well. I will say most people are probably not doing a road trip and just decided to go to Buc-cees for fun. It's an hour drive for me but not too bad if you go on Sunday.

This place was massive. I've always wanted to go to a Buc-ee's and when we entered Colorado I was ecstatic to see one. It was super busy with travelers which was a fun vibe. It was super clean and it smelt amazing on the inside from all bbq meat cooking. We weren't hungry so we didn't eat. We grabbed some shirts and snacks and hit the road again after walking around. If you never been to a Buc-ee's it's really worth the stop.

Came in with my husband and 1 of our friends we went on a road trip and we had to stop here. This place is amazing and so clean and so are the bathrooms. Also all the food is so fresh and taste so good. The staff are all so friendly and nice and welcoming. I can't wait to come back here again. And definitely plan to tell everyone I know about this place and so happy with everything I bought it's so well worth it and the experience is amazing. If you haven't ever been here you need to go asap. I can't wait to go back and same with my husband.

Our first time here. Food was awesome, prices reasonable. Only downfall is nowhere to eat, had to go eat in our vehicle. It's a fun place and they have a wide variety of things to look at.

This place is such an experience! It's huge, has so many gas pumps, delicious food & clean bathrooms. One thing you should have coming here is patience because it can get very crowded and lines can be long. Now let's talk food! My favorites were the beef brisket and the praline fudge. If I lived near this gas station I would absolutely be a frequent customer just for those two items. Other things I tried were the Buc-ee's Beaver Nuggets, double fudge brownie & banana pudding. They were all good, but the brisket and praline are the winners in my book. Employees were friendly and offered great tips. Wish I could come back here more often!

We have been in several buc-ees in the past year. We were in Tennessee, Kentucky, etc in the fall. So my husband HAD to see this buck-ees while we were in the Denver area. They pretty much have everything you could want in there. I loved the pullled pork sandwiches but they did not have that at this one. My husband had brisket instead. It is definitely similar to all the other ones. The restrooms are HUGE and very well maintained. The gas part of this complex is even bigger. There are dozens of gas pumps and the price is the lowest you will fine. We have had a lot of fun exploring all the buc-ees we have seen. Some day maybe we will get to Texas. No big trucks allowed at any buc-ees. June 20.2025

Good food and ambience. Great selection of food and souvenirs. The added plus is the gas station.

I felt like a kid when I went to Buc-ee's today. And what a way to burn calories after we had eaten so much Thanksgiving food!! Ever since its doors were opened in mid March of 2024, visiting this store had been on my bucket list (LOL!!) And I'm embarrassed to admit: I was a Buc-ee's virgin till today!! It kind of reminded me of Murdoch's in a way (I really don't care if you agree with me or not!!) Buc-ee's has EVERYTHING. And the store was huge and clean as well. Hats off to all the employees who work hard to keep it so tidy and organized. Driving on I-25 northbound for 55 miles from my DTC house made my bottom so achy in the driver seat but it was worth the trip. Even my adult daughter enjoyed it. What impressed us were the different kinds of beef and turkey jerkys. They were all lined up beautifully and looked amazingly tasty. My daughter got the cherry maple and something else and the cherry maple was pretty tender and easy to chew (and it was delicious as well); if you visit the store you must check out the jerky section. I got me a branded shirt and PJ pants; both of them were reasonably priced. This is more than a gas station; you can find cute gifts as well. In a way, we did our Black Friday shopping at this store without having to fight with other people (LOL!!) Enjoyed my very first Buc-ee's experience!

The amount of merchandise with a beaver on it is impressive. But not as impressive as the amount of crap people were buying here. Great business plan. Great marketing. But that's about it. We left with a bottle of BBQ sauce and nothing else. I don't get what the hype is.

Well- being a PNW native who up and moved to the Great State of Texas, I've seen a fair share of Buc'ees but never one as far west as this one. I've heard rumors that it's the biggest one to date, but I think I'll have to disagree. Or at least it doesn't feel like it's bigger, but don't get me wrong... there's PLENTY to love at this Bucs! It is definitely huge and definitely offers all that Buc'ees provides, from a wide variety of snacks, drinks, to bakery items, candied toasted nuts, clothing from name apparel and their own, pet, sporting supplies, furniture, decor.... The list just goes on and on. And in true Buc'ees form, the people are extremely friendly. I've heard people try and complain about it not staying more southern, but I don't mind seeing the greatness that is Buc'ees branch out to the west. It's that great of a store!! So whenever I see one in different states, I try and make an effort to swing by and collect something. As always, Enjoy & Buc On!!

Disneyland of gas stations! I actually don't mind the trip from CO to WY at all now because my husband knows we're stopping at Buc-ee's (sometimes both directions lol) Hear me out... the bathrooms are super clean, the people working there are borderline Chick-fil-a nice, and the snack/food selection is chef's kiss! Grab a sammich, a charcuterie cup, fresh fruit, banana pudding, beef jerky and some varitey fudge! Oh and gummy mini butterflies.

Wow! First timer and was so overwhelmed. That is not your typical gas station. Clean and modern with tons of options!

Our first experience with a Buc-ees and it's as others have described it. Huge! Full of merchandise. Clean. A way to spend much more time and money at a gas stop on a roadtrip than you ever intended. And speaking of getting gas, there are what seems like hundreds of pumps here! WOW!

If you haven't gone to a Buc-ee's before and you're bored on a weekend head to Buc-ee's and grab yourself a brisket sandwich and stroll around the massive store. I would compare it to the old Stuckey's and put it on steroids 10,000%. The workers are very friendly and store is immaculate. Looks like they just opened up, but it's been open for a while. Definitely will be back to get more snacks.

This is a pretty great destination here in Colorado, a lot of buzz around the project and excitement when she finally opened. No waiting for a free gas pump. Not having to navigate around 18-wheelers. A lot of awesome souvenirs and snacks. I was a little skeptical about the barbecue buffet, but they run quite an impressive operation. I recommend the chopped brisket or the Philly cheesesteak burrito. Something for everyone The only reason they didn't get five stars is there is literally no where to sit I guess they just want you to get your stuff, get your money, and then get your behind out of there and back on the road.

This Isn't Just a Gas Station - It's a lifestyle. Buc-ee's isn't a pit stop, it's a destination. I stopped at one of their newest and largest locations, and I'm still kind of in awe. This place is massive. Like, "get lost between the jerky wall and the home décor section" massive. First off, it's immaculate. Seriously, the bathrooms are cleaner than most people's homes. Everything is spotless, well-organized, and somehow still runs smoothly despite the crowd. The variety is unreal, from fresh brisket sandwiches to an entire wall of snacks, drinks, and more types of beef jerky than I knew existed. And then there's the merchandise. It's not just t-shirts and keychains; it's a full-on store with everything from magnets to seasonal décor to Buc-ee's-themed onesies. Yes, really. Even if you don't need gas, you need to stop here at least once. It's Texas-sized in all the best ways, a weird, wonderful mix of convenience store, food court, and souvenir shop wrapped into one. Buc-ee's is the GOAT of gas stations.

We popped in to pick up an impromptu breakfast to have with our college student up in Fort Collins. We were able to get four Beast breakfast burritos, orange and grapefruit juice, puddings and even an Icee. As always, the restrooms were immaculate. The staff there is pleasant and welcoming. We found everything we needed and were on our way in no time. The beast burritos were just that. We all had half a burrito left over for another meal. The juices tasted fresh. I had not had grapefruit juice in some time and it was delicious. A worthy stop.

Finally made it to a Bucc-ee's. Glenda has mentioned this to me a number of times since she last visited one of the stores in the Smokey Mountains. Frankly, the one up near Berthoud was jammed to the max when we arrived during lunchtime. We lucked out and got a parking spot right up front. I looked back before entering and the gas pumps were almost fully jammed and there were parked cars everywhere. For those who don't know , you eat take out, in your vehicle or home. We ordered a pound of brisket, with some fruit and cheese on the side and followed this with banana pudding. The brisket was quite good and the sauce on the side was very tasty. We could have done away with the pepper cheese, while the cut up fruit was perfect as an accompaniment to the brisket and the banana pudding was pretty tasty as a desert. We brought home half of the brisket as it was rich and filling. There's so much for sale in the store it would blow your mind from beverages, foods, clothing, food and home gifts, beer, you name it. The energy is pretty intense, going back to the car was a bonus. The sandwich selection is a big plus, smoked meats, bbq, you name it. If we pass this location driving on I-25, I think we'll stop on by and split one of their sandwiches. They fly out of the store and are huge. The experience here at Bucc-ers is quite a trip. Have fun!

We had our first and last visit to Buc-ee's today. It's just too far to go and out of the way to return anytime soon. We loved the open, clean, spacious, and well constructed bathrooms. Thank you for floor to ceiling walls. We didn't need gas but it was very inexpensive compared to what we paid earlier in the day There were tons of branded snacks to try, and the fudge was alright. Lots of beverage choices, and even t-shirts and home decor items. It was a bit ridiculous.

Hot TIPS: Remember where you parked - the sun is too intense to be walking the parking lot forever. If you go with a friend - MAKE a PLAN so you can reunite when you're ready! Make sure your phones are charged and you can text each other!!! (yah I'm not traumatized..) Okay! I'm giving it 5 stars even tho I did not get anything to drink because they did not carry coconut water. I mean, would you expect this place to?.. not really their thing probably so 5 stars for being their full selves and creating an interesting and engaging experience! Weirdly, I did NOT use the bathrooms nor did we get gas so.. not commenting on those! My friend and I had planned to stop there on the way to FoCo. We stopped on the way back on a full blown gorgeous fall Saturday afternoon and it was inSANE. It looked full before we pulled into the parking area but we figured people would be actively coming and going and that's what happened. We found a place to park and then promptly went inside the massive store. I literally felt like I was in some massive upstate New York grocery store or something with like home fire pits and stuff at the entrance. So we went inside, my friend beelined it to the bathrooms and um... we did not reunite for like over an hour. I hung out at the fudge station watching them make the fudge and also just looking at all the many MANY flavors of fudge!! I also hung out at the sandwich island watching them make the various types of sandwiches. I had already eaten but I got one to go! I also got a fudge with a caramel filling - days later I just finished it OMG it was SO GOOD!!! And I got a piece of rocky road fudge! I also picked up some jalapeño peanut brittle?! Sounded different and like a potential party pleaser. I then wandered the retail section that is on the left when you come in from the parking lot entrance. I perused every single home item! It was pretty fun. I saw lots of things that I ultimately decided not to get but had a great time perusing! After sweating in the hot sun forever because there is no place to sit down anywhere both inside and outside (strategic!) and my friend was MIA and not answering texts - I wandered back inside and hung out with the buc-ee's character with whom I'd photo opped with earlier while leaning on a stack of t-shirts hoping I wasn't minutes away from getting trafficked and dying for my friend to appear... obviously..made it home.. overall - it was a good time and I would do it again!!!!

wow! drive 2 hours round trip to finally check this place out. so much fun. this place is a large general store, street fair, hallmark gift shop and gas station in one. loved the various items from clothing to books to utensils to automotive accessories, tchotchkes and more, but oh, for the love of food smells! we bought a little of this and that and bc we had dinner reservations later, we didn't try any food, so now we hafta go back to try the food. it is a clean establishment and the employees are busy and quite friendly. despite the busyness and insane volume of people, very few were walking like they're in costco (blinders on and "me first" attitudes). that was refreshing! loved it so much, i wanna open one on the south end of town - between castle rock and castle pines! any investors here wanna make it happen?!? let's!

If you like Walmart then you will love Buc-ees! The singing meat men and amazing Beaver nuggets will make your day. If you don't like the smell of old meat or the taste of burnt Carmel and do not sleep with your sister, this place may not be for you. Down the street there is a Taco Bell that doesn't want you to visit but when you eventually figure out how to get in they have classic Taco Bell food that tastes good going down but burns going out.

Decided to make a little road trip to Buc-ees just for the fun of it. The parking lot is very well constructed, large and spacious. Not hard to find a parking spot and enough gas stations you don't have to wait. I was very impressed with the bathrooms, they were so clean and having the lights to let you know if they were occupied or not was awesome! They unfortunately were out of alot of smaller sizes in the clothes but I loved the Halloween shirt! We of course had to get the beaver onsie and few other items to remember our visit. We were excited to try the food, they did not have all the food options that were displayed and it was kind of a free for all getting food. They didn't take orders so no way to customize anything, they would make the food and put it under a warmer for you to then grab. We decided to get pulled pork and brisket sandwiches, funding the BBQ sauce was difficult and they come in very small portions. We did get some chips of the Buc-ees brand, they were so cheap and delicious. The Buc-ees brand soda was good too, with many unique flavors and those fountain drink prices were cheap too all under $1. We had to get the beaver Nuggets, those reminded me of cracker Jack's. For how much food they sell they had no where to sit, not inside nor outside. We sat in our car to eat before driving away. It's not the largest gas station I've been to but it was clean and well maintained. It made for a fun day but more of a one and done. I probably wouldn't come back because the crowds made me anxious. Still a very cool place.

Made my annual pilgrimage to Buc-ee's , Berthoud CO on my way to Overland Expo....meandered through the aisles; getting ideas for souvenirs for the grandkids and family when I head home. Picked out my favorite chopped brisket sandwich and Buc-ee's chips for a quick bite & a tall cold soda to wash it all down; got nuggets for snacking later. Buc-Ees never disappoints!!

Over 100 gas pumps with DEF and Ethanol-Free at the end. Ghost pepper jerky, if you know you know.

Has everything! Jerky to clothing to knick knacks. Huge truck stop with rows of gas stations

Way overhyped. Lost of selection but not impressed. The famous brisket was a huge disappointment nothing like people claimed that its top notch texas smoked brisket. Tasted more like bland tri tip from a mediocre bbq place in California.

Somewhat of a novelty. I've been to one in San Antonio before, but guess the hype of this newer Buc-ee's hadn't worn off yet. You can get everything from Bucee pillows, coolers, famous BBQ brisket sandwiches, jerky, and we got the famous chocolate covered Bucee nugees for $2.99. Prices are a little more than most gas station prices and the amount of gas station slots they have is a little insane to imagine. 2024 #57