What is happening at this place? I haven't been to this Stuckey's since I was 10 or 12 but they have Godfather's Pizza now and I wanted to go. I haven't had that kind of pizza since I left Florida, as it was in most Hess station convenience stores. I've been to a few Stuckey's stores during a trip or two. They're always overpriced and conditions are inconsistent. The previous reviews would tell me that this place was a dump. All I really remember is the tiny Stuckey's store before they added Dairy Queen. They have a decent multiple pump gas station outside with some expensive gasoline--it's probably more than 20 cents higher than other stations in the area. It's good inside, as far as the building and tables go. They have typical convenience store and Stuckey's merchandise and a full-sized Dairy Queen counter, along with what looks like a portable Godfather's Pizza counter, and many tables and booths. So, I'm standing there looking at the pizza menu. There was a woman to the side of the counter, but she said nothing and walked behind the cash registers for the convenience store. A high school-aged girl is rapidly moving back and forth around the place, but no one seems to be stationed at the pizza counter. Eventually, the high school girl returns and takes my order for a mini Classic Combo. She said it's going to be 20 minutes, which seems a longer time for their pizza than I remember. She doesn't take payment. While I was waiting, I sat at one of tables with an overhead vent and had to move to another table because it was really chilly. While sitting there, I noticed that no one seems to be working much. The person at the DQ counter is hanging on the cash register and there are a few people in the back talking and another is on break eating. A few people order DQ food but the employees don't seem enthusiastic or friendly. After a while, I go to get a drink out of the case and my pizza is ready also. Sitting down again, I'm at a different table with a vent overhead. The pizza is hot and the olive slice that was on top looks really crispy. Surprisingly, the pizza is what I expect from Godfather's--good. $4.99 for a mini is a little high, as Cassano's sells a thin crust 6 inch deluxe for $2.99, but Cassano's is quite a drive. $1.99 for a 1 litre Mountain Dew isn't totally unreasonable, either. As people are leaving, the person at the DQ counter is spinning a quarter. I'd think he'd be wiping the tables, but nooooooo. I believe I saw 8 employees and there have to be more to take care of the pizza making and baking. They should have the place looking amazing and travellers feeling great to be there. Instead, they've taken an updated place with two kinds of food and turned it into a place you probably wouldn't remember. They really need to get their act together. Update: the situation is worse with each visit. The place is more dirty now. Apparently, they replaced everything but the sticky, icky high chairs and booster seats. A couple of flies were trying to keep me occupied. They put out a typical Godfather's to-go unit for mini pizza. Unfortunately, the pizza had soaked through the bottom of the cardboard box and was extra dark on top, probably to compensate for whatever liquid is inside the pizza. I suspect they're trying to stretch the ingredients, but they've given me a reason to stop eating here.
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Mike K.
Beware the Siren song of the DQ sign, weary traveler!!! In reality, this place transcends 1-star status. Its rating is more appropriately described as "hell on earth." I chanced upon this gas station/restaurant while on an epic 13-hour drive. My gas needle was on E, I was in need of food and maybe a quart of oil and some window washing fluid. I saw the sign from the highway and decided to give it a shot. The parking lot and fueling area was pockmarked with all kinds of potholes. The gas price, which wasn't advertised on a big sign facing the highway, turned out to be higher than any of the gas stations that I had passed. I had to pay though, because my gas was so low. After fueling up, I went inside to get stuff and use the washroom. The washroom looked like it was torn from the set of "Midnight Express." Totally filthy and with extremely vulgar graffiti all over the walls. It wasn't even clever, just stupid, misspelled and dirty. Leaving the washroom, I went into the store area and surprise! No oil, no window washing fluid. Great gas station, right? They were selling a bunch of "Amish" trinkets that were apparently made by the sect of Amish who reside in China. The restaurant portion of this joint looked just as dirty and disorganized as the rest of the place, so instead of getting some food, I turned quickly and got the hell out of dodge. This place was so dismal and depressing that it was actually a physical relief to leave it in my rear view mirror.
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Cat M.
First of all, this is not the Stuckey's that I remember as a kid. This location has a restaurant attached to it, but it's a Dairy Queen, not a Stuckey's restaurant. The Dairy Queen itself is beyond pitiful. Hubster ordered an "Iron-Grilled Turkey Sandwich", it was more like the "Microwaved Turkey Sandwich" - first of all, no "grill marks" on the sandwich and second of all, we could hear the "DING" of the microwave when standing at the counter waiting for the order. The taste and texture left a lot to be desired, no surprise there. The ice cream was terrible! I mean, how could you screw up ice cream?! Is this really DQ ice cream? Me thinks not! Sprinkles must have been stale, they did not taste right...in the words of my 9 year old daughter "THE SPRINKLES WERE HORRIBLE", and this is a girl who almost never complains about ice cream OR sprinkles for that matter. She got a spoon and scraped off the sprinkles into a napkin to make the ice cream somewhat palatable. As per Mike K, the lot was horrendous, potholes galore. To their credit, though, they had a sign stating they were under construction. So I'm assuming that will be rectified. If you're coming to get gas, fine, but skip the Dairy Queen. You'll be glad you did.
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Pat D.
Very good Godfathers pizza and dairy queen, nice & clean
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Whit R.
I must agree with the other reviewers. This is a sad, pathetic, depressing excuse for a Stuckey's, a DQ or even a gas station, really. I seriously stood at the checkout - only person in line - for like 3 minutes before either of the 2 ladies there could pull themselves away from their conversation or whatever they were doing to acknowledge me. When I asked about the DQ, the said it was closed - renovations - and would be open, oh, I don't know, maybe sometime next year. Put a sign out there, people! At least the toilet worked. Ugh!
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Nicole C.
Close early ....4 pm. Would have been nice to know if your having car issues. Multiple cars stopped by and were very upset.
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Address :2351 N Centerville Rd
Centerville, IN, 47330
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Nobuyuki S.
What is happening at this place? I haven't been to this Stuckey's since I was 10 or 12 but they have Godfather's Pizza now and I wanted to go. I haven't had that kind of pizza since I left Florida, as it was in most Hess station convenience stores. I've been to a few Stuckey's stores during a trip or two. They're always overpriced and conditions are inconsistent. The previous reviews would tell me that this place was a dump. All I really remember is the tiny Stuckey's store before they added Dairy Queen. They have a decent multiple pump gas station outside with some expensive gasoline--it's probably more than 20 cents higher than other stations in the area. It's good inside, as far as the building and tables go. They have typical convenience store and Stuckey's merchandise and a full-sized Dairy Queen counter, along with what looks like a portable Godfather's Pizza counter, and many tables and booths. So, I'm standing there looking at the pizza menu. There was a woman to the side of the counter, but she said nothing and walked behind the cash registers for the convenience store. A high school-aged girl is rapidly moving back and forth around the place, but no one seems to be stationed at the pizza counter. Eventually, the high school girl returns and takes my order for a mini Classic Combo. She said it's going to be 20 minutes, which seems a longer time for their pizza than I remember. She doesn't take payment. While I was waiting, I sat at one of tables with an overhead vent and had to move to another table because it was really chilly. While sitting there, I noticed that no one seems to be working much. The person at the DQ counter is hanging on the cash register and there are a few people in the back talking and another is on break eating. A few people order DQ food but the employees don't seem enthusiastic or friendly. After a while, I go to get a drink out of the case and my pizza is ready also. Sitting down again, I'm at a different table with a vent overhead. The pizza is hot and the olive slice that was on top looks really crispy. Surprisingly, the pizza is what I expect from Godfather's--good. $4.99 for a mini is a little high, as Cassano's sells a thin crust 6 inch deluxe for $2.99, but Cassano's is quite a drive. $1.99 for a 1 litre Mountain Dew isn't totally unreasonable, either. As people are leaving, the person at the DQ counter is spinning a quarter. I'd think he'd be wiping the tables, but nooooooo. I believe I saw 8 employees and there have to be more to take care of the pizza making and baking. They should have the place looking amazing and travellers feeling great to be there. Instead, they've taken an updated place with two kinds of food and turned it into a place you probably wouldn't remember. They really need to get their act together. Update: the situation is worse with each visit. The place is more dirty now. Apparently, they replaced everything but the sticky, icky high chairs and booster seats. A couple of flies were trying to keep me occupied. They put out a typical Godfather's to-go unit for mini pizza. Unfortunately, the pizza had soaked through the bottom of the cardboard box and was extra dark on top, probably to compensate for whatever liquid is inside the pizza. I suspect they're trying to stretch the ingredients, but they've given me a reason to stop eating here.
(1)Mike K.
Beware the Siren song of the DQ sign, weary traveler!!! In reality, this place transcends 1-star status. Its rating is more appropriately described as "hell on earth." I chanced upon this gas station/restaurant while on an epic 13-hour drive. My gas needle was on E, I was in need of food and maybe a quart of oil and some window washing fluid. I saw the sign from the highway and decided to give it a shot. The parking lot and fueling area was pockmarked with all kinds of potholes. The gas price, which wasn't advertised on a big sign facing the highway, turned out to be higher than any of the gas stations that I had passed. I had to pay though, because my gas was so low. After fueling up, I went inside to get stuff and use the washroom. The washroom looked like it was torn from the set of "Midnight Express." Totally filthy and with extremely vulgar graffiti all over the walls. It wasn't even clever, just stupid, misspelled and dirty. Leaving the washroom, I went into the store area and surprise! No oil, no window washing fluid. Great gas station, right? They were selling a bunch of "Amish" trinkets that were apparently made by the sect of Amish who reside in China. The restaurant portion of this joint looked just as dirty and disorganized as the rest of the place, so instead of getting some food, I turned quickly and got the hell out of dodge. This place was so dismal and depressing that it was actually a physical relief to leave it in my rear view mirror.
(1)Cat M.
First of all, this is not the Stuckey's that I remember as a kid. This location has a restaurant attached to it, but it's a Dairy Queen, not a Stuckey's restaurant. The Dairy Queen itself is beyond pitiful. Hubster ordered an "Iron-Grilled Turkey Sandwich", it was more like the "Microwaved Turkey Sandwich" - first of all, no "grill marks" on the sandwich and second of all, we could hear the "DING" of the microwave when standing at the counter waiting for the order. The taste and texture left a lot to be desired, no surprise there. The ice cream was terrible! I mean, how could you screw up ice cream?! Is this really DQ ice cream? Me thinks not! Sprinkles must have been stale, they did not taste right...in the words of my 9 year old daughter "THE SPRINKLES WERE HORRIBLE", and this is a girl who almost never complains about ice cream OR sprinkles for that matter. She got a spoon and scraped off the sprinkles into a napkin to make the ice cream somewhat palatable. As per Mike K, the lot was horrendous, potholes galore. To their credit, though, they had a sign stating they were under construction. So I'm assuming that will be rectified. If you're coming to get gas, fine, but skip the Dairy Queen. You'll be glad you did.
(1)Pat D.
Very good Godfathers pizza and dairy queen, nice & clean
(4)Whit R.
I must agree with the other reviewers. This is a sad, pathetic, depressing excuse for a Stuckey's, a DQ or even a gas station, really. I seriously stood at the checkout - only person in line - for like 3 minutes before either of the 2 ladies there could pull themselves away from their conversation or whatever they were doing to acknowledge me. When I asked about the DQ, the said it was closed - renovations - and would be open, oh, I don't know, maybe sometime next year. Put a sign out there, people! At least the toilet worked. Ugh!
(1)Nicole C.
Close early ....4 pm. Would have been nice to know if your having car issues. Multiple cars stopped by and were very upset.
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