Pilot Travel Center

Bathroom were kept clean and smelled good. All I care about. Had a good verity of foods for not bad prices. Gas price was 1.89 $
Go blue!

It’s a gas station with food options so why the four stars? I’ve driven from PA– CA three times now and I have say this is one of the nicer rest/​service areas for weary travelers who need a place to gas up, get some grub, take a break, and cool down from the summer heat. Clean bathrooms, lots of seating and a decent (for service areas) array of food choices. Random gift shop there too if you want to get a trinket.
It’s pretty big too so you shouldn’t have an issue finding parking though on busy days you may have to park slightly farther away but since people are constantly streaming in and out, you should find yourself a decent spot near the entrance.

Don’t buy gas with a credit card here; their pumps are screwed-​up and it takes 10 minutes from swipe to pumping gas

I don’t have anything really negative or really positive to say. It’s a gas station. The prices are generally cheaper than the huge I-​80 World’s Largest Truck Stop gas station right across the street. There is a microwave, where you can warm up food (which I think all truck stops have that I didn’t notice/​pay attention to before). I think there were two stalls in the women’s bathroom so there can be a bit of a wait if there are a lot of people.

Good gas prices but otherwise a typical Pilot. good store selection but no real restaurant so I fuel here and eat across the street

Clean Pilot, located near Iowa 80, has limited truck-​parking and an Arby’s. Friendly service and cheap gas. I wouldn’t recommend buying any of the souvenirs, gag gifts or clothing because they are all extremely cheaply made and over-​priced.

This spot deserves four stars for the infamous truck stop food alone. I’m talking the mini tacos, egg rolls, and chicken gizzards that always seem to elude me at other stops. It’s pretty uncommon to find some good, albeit unhealthy, eats at truck stops nowadays. I didn’t partake in any of the fare on this particular visit, but I was stoked to see it.
The place is laid out with all the typical truck stop accoutrements: an aisle or two of candy and chips, a soda fountain area, coolers for other beverages, and then aisle after aisle of «trucker stuff.» We’re talking CB radios, mud flaps, and little hula dolls for the dashboard. Oh, did you want some lights to light your way from the seat to the bunk? They have those too!
No truck stop is complete without showers and a laundromat. I didn’t enter either, but if they were anything like the restrooms I’m sure they were immaculate. They had some seriously clean restrooms at this place. If I were a trucker on the long haul, I’d expect nothing less.

Quick in and out with some good gas station specials!