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Share your favorite Stuckey’s memory! Our guestbook is your opportunity to share those experiences with others.

Just about everybody has a Stuckey‘s story, recalling a time when they took road trips in the family station wagon and found “highway happiness” at one of our stores.

We would love to hear your most fond memories from yesterday or today, and we know others would love to share in your experiences as well. Please take a moment or two and post your comments in our guestbook.

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Daniel from Snohomish wrote on December 9, 2023 at 6:40 pm
We drove across country from Maryland to California. Mom, Dad my brother and I. Mom would see the signs and read them out loud. Stuckey’s 10 miles, Stuckeys 5 miles, Stuckeys 1 mile, Stuckeys next exit. My Dad would drive right by 😂😂😂 Act like he didn’t hear her. Of course she would yell at him until he turned around and went back. We all loved Stuckey’s.
We drove across country from Maryland to California. Mom, Dad my brother and I. Mom would see the signs and read them out loud. Stuckey’s 10 miles, Stuckeys 5 miles, Stuckeys 1 mile, Stuckeys next exit. My Dad would drive right by 😂😂😂 Act like he didn’t hear her. Of course she would yell at him until he turned around and went back. We all loved Stuckey’s.... Collapse
Ed Peel from Canton, OH wrote on December 8, 2023 at 3:36 pm
I remember traveling back in the '60s-'70s to Missouri to see my Grandparents stopping at a Stuckeys for the pecan logs and green apple candy sticks. We, my sister and I, would be in the back seat of our blue Ford Country Squire happy as could be.
I remember traveling back in the '60s-'70s to Missouri to see my Grandparents stopping at a Stuckeys for the pecan logs and green apple candy sticks. We, my sister and I, would be in the back seat of our blue Ford Country Squire happy as could be.... Collapse
Denise Weis from Lebanon wrote on December 6, 2023 at 7:02 am
Me and my parents traveled on vacation every year via travel trailer and our favorite stops for breakfast was stuckeys. They had the best breakfast anywhere! I say if you branded it as a come back and made it like it was then with the same look and everything it would take off big time. Retro is all the rage. And good food at a reasonable cost is awesome. It would put Waffle House out of business!!!!
Me and my parents traveled on vacation every year via travel trailer and our favorite stops for breakfast was stuckeys. They had the best breakfast anywhere! I say if you branded it as a come back and made it like it was then with the same look and everything it would take off big time. Retro is all the rage. And good food at a reasonable cost is awesome. It would put Waffle House out of business!!!!... Collapse
leon Jackson from El Dorado wrote on November 27, 2023 at 4:25 pm
WE DID A LOT OF DRAG RACING AROUND THE COUNTRY, AND WE COULD ALWAYS FIND TEXACO PREMIUM GASOLINE AND GREAT FOOD. THE CREW WAS ALWAYS HUNGRY AS WAS THE TRUCK. THEY WERE ALWAYS LOOKING FOR THE BIG STUCKEYS SIGN.
WE DID A LOT OF DRAG RACING AROUND THE COUNTRY, AND WE COULD ALWAYS FIND TEXACO PREMIUM GASOLINE AND GREAT FOOD. THE CREW WAS ALWAYS HUNGRY AS WAS THE TRUCK. THEY WERE ALWAYS LOOKING FOR THE BIG STUCKEYS SIGN.... Collapse
Allan Ballard from Atlanta / Druid Hills wrote on November 20, 2023 at 8:07 pm
Lookin for me some Stuckys close to home.. I’m familiar with stops along the highway to the south.. I’m glad to see Stuckys getting attention - it’s a classic with great sweets.:)
Lookin for me some Stuckys close to home.. I’m familiar with stops along the highway to the south.. I’m glad to see Stuckys getting attention - it’s a classic with great sweets.:)... Collapse
GARY CAMP from Millsboro, Delaware wrote on November 18, 2023 at 11:24 am
In the early 1960's, my family began annually vacationing in St. Petersburg Florida. Driving from NYC to Florida, my sister and I as well as Mom and Dad always were on the lookout for the next Stuckey's. There was no other place where Dad could fill the gas tank, and we could use the rest rooms and get the marvelously thick shakes where the straws would stand up in the middle of the cup. My sister and I share these wonderful memories. Thank you Stuckey's!
In the early 1960's, my family began annually vacationing in St. Petersburg Florida. Driving from NYC to Florida, my sister and I as well as Mom and Dad always were on the lookout for the next Stuckey's. There was no other place where Dad could fill the gas tank, and we could use the rest rooms and get the marvelously thick shakes where the straws would stand up in the middle of the cup. My sister and I share these wonderful memories. Thank you Stuckey's!... Collapse
Joel Brown from Gainesville wrote on November 14, 2023 at 8:56 am
My dad was in the military when I was a little boy and were stationed in the southeastern part of the US. Our native home was Florida so we had to take long drives back to see family. Our favorite stop was coming into Florida and stopping into Stuckey’s to get a pecan log roll. We didn’t have much money then put dad splurged to make our day. You are part of that wonderful memory. Thank you!
My dad was in the military when I was a little boy and were stationed in the southeastern part of the US. Our native home was Florida so we had to take long drives back to see family. Our favorite stop was coming into Florida and stopping into Stuckey’s to get a pecan log roll. We didn’t have much money then put dad splurged to make our day. You are part of that wonderful memory. Thank you!... Collapse
George Anthony from Richland wrote on November 12, 2023 at 11:14 pm
My first job was at stuckeys in pelahatchie....loved that place.....still to this day...I have to stop at one when I see you....great happy memories and great items they sell
My first job was at stuckeys in pelahatchie....loved that place.....still to this day...I have to stop at one when I see you....great happy memories and great items they sell... Collapse
Patricia C Mullis from Lakeland wrote on November 11, 2023 at 3:57 pm
Moved from Florida to Carlsbad, N.M., visited the Stuckey store located there and found Mullis relatives managing the store. Didn't know them personally but it was a treat to meet them. They became good friends.
Moved from Florida to Carlsbad, N.M., visited the Stuckey store located there and found Mullis relatives managing the store. Didn't know them personally but it was a treat to meet them. They became good friends.... Collapse
Kerry Whitson from Boulder City wrote on November 8, 2023 at 4:50 pm
I worked at Stuckey’s off of Afton Road and I 15 in California in the mid 80s. I swear I would have worked there all they could’ve paid me was pecan.pralines
I worked at Stuckey’s off of Afton Road and I 15 in California in the mid 80s. I swear I would have worked there all they could’ve paid me was pecan.pralines... Collapse
Larry clay from Monroe wrote on November 7, 2023 at 10:09 pm
Always was exciting to stop at Stuckeys. Spending a portion of my vacation spending money was always dedicated to finding the Stuckey sign to stop at. Hopefully locations can secured along the pan handle of Florida and near Gatlinburg and the Helen GA areas. Thanks. For bringing the brand back with the same great quality.
Always was exciting to stop at Stuckeys. Spending a portion of my vacation spending money was always dedicated to finding the Stuckey sign to stop at. Hopefully locations can secured along the pan handle of Florida and near Gatlinburg and the Helen GA areas. Thanks. For bringing the brand back with the same great quality.... Collapse
June Storer from Melbourne wrote on October 31, 2023 at 10:58 am
Almost every summer, in the 1960’s we would travel across the country from West Virginia to Oklahoma to see our grandparents on my dad's side. We would start seeing the Stuckey’s signs where it would say 50 miles to Stuckey’s, then it would be 25 miles and we would start yelling it out to our dad. Dad, Stuckey’s is only 25 miles away. Dad Stuckey’s is 10 miles away. Dad Stuckey’s is 5 miles away. Dad Stuckey’s is 1 mile away, Dad,take this exit, there’s a Stuckey‘s! My dad would pretend to look the other way and say where, where... Read more
Almost every summer, in the 1960’s we would travel across the country from West Virginia to Oklahoma to see our grandparents on my dad's side. We would start seeing the Stuckey’s signs where it would say 50 miles to Stuckey’s, then it would be 25 miles and we would start yelling it out to our dad. Dad, Stuckey’s is only 25 miles away. Dad Stuckey’s is 10 miles away. Dad Stuckey’s is 5 miles away. Dad Stuckey’s is 1 mile away, Dad,take this exit, there’s a Stuckey‘s! My dad would pretend to look the other way and say where, where ,where? Dad, you missed it! And we would get mad at him, but then he would stop another time for us and my mom always had to get the Pecan log rolls , now that I’m grown up and older I still look for those signs! It brings back wonderful memories of driving across the country in the back of the station wagon with all the windows down! Thanks Stuckey’s for the memories!... Collapse
Janet howard from Fairbanks wrote on October 12, 2023 at 12:08 am
Hi my name is janet hogue,howard. When I lived in Eastman,GA I worked at Stuckeys my first job..
Hi my name is janet hogue,howard. When I lived in Eastman,GA I worked at Stuckeys my first job..... Collapse
Joyelle from Chicago wrote on September 23, 2023 at 10:40 pm
I remember stopping at Stuckeys while on family road trips out west in the 1970s. One snack we would pick up there was “THILL”. I think it was some sort of popcorn mix with nuts. I also thought (and I could be mistaken) that some of the Stuckeys were located near Howard Johnson’s hotel chains. Fun to think back on these trips!
I remember stopping at Stuckeys while on family road trips out west in the 1970s. One snack we would pick up there was “THILL”. I think it was some sort of popcorn mix with nuts. I also thought (and I could be mistaken) that some of the Stuckeys were located near Howard Johnson’s hotel chains. Fun to think back on these trips!... Collapse
Tom from Gloucester wrote on September 16, 2023 at 4:34 pm
Stuckeys is a name that will forever stick in my mind. I will never forget my parents stopping at a Stuckeys when we were traveling up and down the east coast when I was a child. Salt water taffy, pecan log rolls and hot dogs. Those were great times and memories. To this day i still talk about Stuckys with friends and family. Thank you for the great memories.
Stuckeys is a name that will forever stick in my mind. I will never forget my parents stopping at a Stuckeys when we were traveling up and down the east coast when I was a child. Salt water taffy, pecan log rolls and hot dogs. Those were great times and memories. To this day i still talk about Stuckys with friends and family. Thank you for the great memories.... Collapse