I come across this convenience store when I was on my way to Jackson, Wyoming. The store located in…read morea small town like you would imagine in a movie! The staff was extremely friendly and helpful when we came in with a big group. Their coffee is great considering the price was only $3 with a free banana. What a deal! The store was sparkling clean and everything was organized well.

Super great place! Very nice workers . Always clean . The food is not to bad for something quick .read more

This place is AMAZING. We stayed at an air bnb close by and we stopped here for the $1 baked…read morepotatoes, but they have SO MUCH MORE TO OFFER. My husband and I had the gyro and the pastrami burger, they both were delicious. The family that runs it is so sweet and their food is amazing, we ate here almost every day!

Last Chance used to one of my favorites. Good food, great atmosphere, fun people. Went there 5/3,…read moreordered two hamburger combo meals and it cost over $25. We didn't want to sit outside, but there were no clean tables inside. I asked the guy at the cash register if he could wipe a table off for us and he made me feel like that was a problem even though he eventually did it. The burgers were ok, but if I pay that kind of money, I do expect great service and clean place to sit! Fuel prices were inflated as well. Sorry Last Chance, but that was your last chance to get my money.

Formerly called Robins Roost Grocery. It's now called Sam Patch and located next to a Chevron gas…read morestation in Island Park. It's a small grocery store and I actually didn't have big expectations. Wow, they had everything I needed and then some. A decent produce section with apples, bananas, melons, good looking strawberries, herbs, potatoes, and more!! They had a decent meat selection and a frozen food section, from frozen pizzas, breakfast items, tv dinners, and frozen veggies. I picked up meatloaf, frozen veggies and a box of Mac and cheese for dinner at my Airbnb. Alcohol.. decent variety including a walk in cold beer cave. We even got a Jack Daniel's and coke cocktail can. The prices aren't cheap so think of Whole Foods/ Harmons/ upscale grocery store prices. We got food for 4 days including milk, butter, yogurt, bread, meats, and cheese for $77. Overall it's a great place to get some supplies on your way to Yellowstone.

The Chevron Gas Station at this location is the highest price for gas in this area. Like 50 to 60…read morecents a gallon higher

Limited gourmet grocery, in the Grand Teton Village, with small liquor and wine selection, some…read moredeli items, too. You'll pay for the convenience of this store at check out. Outside, free standing food truck with daily lunch offerings. The tacos were reasonable, and delicious! Purchase one taco for $3.25, or three for $9.00. Tacos were garnished with a roasted, split jalapeño.

If planning to visit the National Parks, plan ahead and avoid this place. They do not open before…read more8:00 a.m. on weekdays and 9:00 a.m. on weekends. This is not very helpful for early departures to see the park and morning wildlife. No ability to get coffee, snacks or food for the day before departure. Additionally, gas is priced at $5.00 or more per gallon for all grades. This is simply price gauging based on location. Gas is cheaper at every location I saw within the park itself, which should tell you something about Bodega's approach.

Hate to rate this but Husband *loved* Maverik's. Got a breakfast burrito from there and fell in…read morelove. Was looking for another Maverik's the entire trip!

Super clean and nice, definitely a good stop to use the restroom. When you walk in their restrooms…read moreyou can definitely tell they have kept up to date with their cleaning. You might think that this is just your typical Maverick, well you would be wrong. No other maverick around makes breakfast burritos like they do. I will have to say, gas is definitely higher here then your other towns like sugar city or rexburg... I definitely would have to say though, you driving through the area and your blaster is full, you now know where you can go relieve yourself and find a high quality gas station burrito! I do want to say sorry for not having any pictures, that is one thing about this maverick that all mavericks have a like... they are all basically basic. But a maverick basic ;)

This was a surprising find on our way to the Grand Tetons. We needed a restroom stop and if you…read morearen't driving through the National Parks and coming from the Yellowstone area you'll pass through a ton of little towns, we ended up stopping here and despite this being about the only gas station around for a few miles it was a really nice break in the drive. It was clean, felt really homey somehow, and the restrooms were well maintained. It doesn't look like much from the outside, but it definitely is a decent stop if you are in this area.

Good food selection for a convenience store, friendly and inviting staff, and world class views!read more

Easy access from the freeway, really clean.read more

I just want to give a big thank you to RJ's Exxon. I am disabled and it's difficult for me to pump…read moremy own gas. I used to have to drive to Rexburg to have a station attendant pump my gas, but that station has changed ownership and that courtesy is rarely offered anymore. Someone mentioned that RJ's had service attendants that would come help you. My first time a delightful young lady cheerfully pumped my gas and washed my windows. The second time RJ's Dad did the honors. Today a friendly young man named Jacoby pumped my gas. He was cheerful, attentive and quite frankly made my day with his positive upbeat attitude. Thank you RJ's for offering this valuable service. I truly appreciate it!

So, what do you do in a small town in BFE-Idaho? Well, you go to Horkley's. $1 video rentals, 64oz…read morefountain drinks for 60cents, penny candy, and 2-fer-$5 beef jerky! Not exciting enough for you? How 'bout this.....sneaking out past curfew and going to Horkley's! Yes, I said curfew. 11pm, weekdays. 12am, weekends. In college. I know. To be honest with you, it added an element of excitement to living in a po-dunk town. Even if there was nothing to do, at least you could be breaking the rules by sneaking out to do nothing, after curfew. It was all I could do to keep myself sane in that place. Thank you Horkley's for selling me massive amounts of caffeinated beverages at an ungodly cheap price and enough sugar to fuel a class of kindergartners for a week.......past curfew.

Best sodas in town!! Great price point. They have stars in the menu showing the people's favorites…read morewhich is super helpful.

Good chicken sandwich. Whole breaded chicken breast. It was crunchy. The shredded lettuce wasn't…read morevery travel friendly. Good value. I'd rate it better than McDonald's not quite as good as Popeyes. The hamburger was a bit bland. But if you added seasonings from their toppings bar it'd be decent

RIP OFF!!! Do not order chicken unless you are ready to get ripped off. 8 pieces of chicken…read moretenders, no sides, and 2 extra sauces was over $18.00. RIDICULOUS!!!! The menu is extremely confusing and hard to understand, so are the people that work there. NEVER EVER AGAIN!!