Rolleston General Store

Friendly staff the best bacon and egg rolls we have ever had Saturday lunch and Sunday Father's Day brekky. We'll stocked store for any essentials you may need.

Pulled up for petrol as would not have got to next town. Only choice of petrol was regular or premium. No bucket of water or squeegee to clean bugs from windscreen. Could not use petrol card as he didn’t accept any fuel cards, the only station that didn’t along our trip. Lucky I had other options avaible to be able to pay for the petrol. But that meant when I got to my destination I was short on Holday funds. Toilets had no toilet paper and for somewhere that is in a dought affected area the toilet tap would not turn off and water was pouring out of it. I also found the store under stocked. The only positive and the reason for the 1 star was the only staff member was fairly friendly. Otherwise there would be no star rating.

Save your money and stop in springsure or injune, worse than you expect on pricing for a country town shop.Absolute price gouge with a ' where else are you going to get it ' attitudeWas cheaper in Boulia and Bedourie at the edge of the Simpson desert

What a great little general store. You can buy almost anything here and fuel. We came by at 1500 even the local IGA was shut. For a road tripper this place is a godsend.

I think this might be the only place to stop in at in Rolleston. Just grabbed a couple of soft drinks and kept going. Fuel price was reasonable. I can't believe I didn't check to see if they did a good here.

Price gouging on fuel keeping the government tax cut as extra profits. Diesel $2.15 a litre when servos in the surrounding areas are about $1.90 for diesel.

Best bacon and egg roll I’ve had in Australia. I’ve passed through Rolleston twice in 6months and both times I thought the same thing.. bloody delicious. Good coffee and friendly people working behind the counter.

It’s a small petrol station. Petrol pumps are at the front, diesel is at the back. They don’t take fuel cards and ask that you pay before moving your car which seems totally reasonable. Things are a bit expensive (a 600ml Pepsi max costs $5.50, but that’s only 50 cents more than a regular city servo) but I mean it’s a little town in the middle of nowhere with a population of 309 people. It’s not going to be bargain basement pricing.

Suggest updating services to reflect the lack of 24hr fuel availability - seems machine had been out of order since at least April 2021 (now Jan 22) with no plans to repair. Due to location this catches many people out closer to empty than the extra 100km to Emerald and is an issue the local caravan park then have to deal with, not to mention delaying people's journeys.

Travelled Through on our way through qld, was very disappointed on our arrival at 8pm to the 24/7 unleaded machine was not working and shop was shut. Lucky the nice guy at Springsure servo was nice enough to stay open later for us to fuel up, witch he told us this has been going on for months.