TA Travel Center

Blue Flower

We didn’t need any services for our semi but the employees where all nice they didn’t care that I brought my Boston terrier in. The restrooms where nicely tiled, and so where the showers. It was a clean place to stop. It is far enough off of the highway that there was still spots left for us to get into at 10pm. The dinner was the best though. The waitress was very nice and our food was really good like back home in the south. Our food was out quickly. I would go back if we travel in the area again. It’s it hasn’t been remodeled yet so it’s a little dated but still nice

Jeffrey Pimentel

The worst TA I have ever been too and I've been to most of them in the USA. They don't have roadside assistance but when you call they call the option to speak to roadside smh. They never pick up the phone when you call no matter what option you choose. The parking lot is super tight and most of the spots are reserved spots. The folks inside are rude and could careless about anything. I would give them a -5 star if I could. Terrible place to be stuck in. Is bad enough their is barely any legit truck stop in this state but then you have to deal with this rat hole of a truck stop.

Chris Fischer

Can anyone explain to me WHY is there a $990 cap of fuel? Me going into these places twice and blocking a fuel island for 45 minutes makes no sense to me. Manager please reply. If you tell me security then explain because not one other truck stop in the states can tell me why I waist 45 minutes blocking a fuel island and stand in line twice to get fuel. PS. Restaurant lady is great

JD Corr

As a long-haul truck driver, my wife and I have stopped at the TA Travel Center in Greenland, NH many times. Usually it is a fairly pleasant experience, we enjoy the staff and the food at the Country Pride restaurant is pretty good. Normally I would be giving them a 5-star rating, but unfortunately, I won't be today. In addition to being a long-haul truck driver, I am also a disabled veteran, with a government issued disabled parking placard. As is the case with any truck stop, parking can be difficult to find, especially handicapped parking when there are typically only one or two handicapped spaces in the truck parking area. Today, when my wife and arrived at the TA, both handicapped spaces were occupied, one by a truck with a placard displayed, the other one did not have a placard displayed, so don't know if he was legal to park there or not. Well, as my wife and I were only planning to grab a short break to have something to eat, I did not consider it to be a big deal. In order to avoid any issues, on the way to the restaurant I chose to stop and speak with the attendant at the fuel desk to let her know where I was parked, and that if one of the handicapped spaces came open, I would immediately move my truck. She proceeded to inform me that that would be fine, but if someone paid for the spot I'd be required to vacate the spot. No problem there... As I was interested in possibly maintaining the spot, I mentioned that many of the truck stops have individual policies for accommodating handicapped drivers with a discounted or free paid spot, in attempt to comply with the Federal ADA requirements. At this point she proceeded to inform me that there are two handicapped spaces and that was that. I said that was fine, and my wife and I began to proceed to the restaurant. As we walked away, I mentioned to my wife the fact that the Fed ADA law states that a person with a handicapped parking placard may legally park in a paid parking space, free of charge, even on private property. Apparently the attendant heard what I had said, because she immediately told me that I must vacate the property. Well, at this point, I highly doubt I'll be returning to this TA... I don't really care that they are the only truck stop in the area. I was absolutely fine with everything, until she chose to be unprofessional and chose to kick me off the property because she didn't like what I had said to my wife.