Okay me and my friend were driving down to Las Vegas when her friend suggested we make a stop at…read moreHometown Pizza. We did, the place was quiet, very sporty for its high school teams, we ordered our pizza and damn! Even though the pizza was small, it was so damn good. The cheese was a good stretchy and not too gooey, the sauce wasn't sour or too sweet it was a perfect tang to it with the veggies (my half was veggies) complimented the combination of sauce and cheese. The onions were a good kind of sweet! I regret not ordering a larger pizza. The ambiance I believe when it's full it would be very bustling but it's definitely family and anyone friendly. Bring a big group to this place and if you're driving through Tonopah def stop here :)

The menu offers alternative crust, yeah for me. The pizza was great. Salad bar was clean and well…read morestocked. Operators we're kind. Good job!

4/2026 Stopped by…read morethe Godfather's Pizza inside Love's Travel Stop during a busy stretch, and it was definitely a high-traffic moment. There were a few customers ahead of me who seemed a bit unfamiliar with the whole quick-serve pizza setup, asking a ton of questions and taking their time to decide. It slowed things down, but that's part of the travel stop experience with people coming through from all over. Eventually they allowed me to go ahead of them. Through it all, Kevin at the counter remained calm, patient, and pleasant. He stayed attentive when it came time to ring up my order, which I really appreciated given the circumstances. It's not always easy handling a steady flow of travelers with different needs and questions, but Kevin kept his composure and delivered good customer service.

If I could give less of a rating, I honestly would. Came in to order some bacon cheese sticks and…read morewas told a wait time of 10 to 15 minutes the outside of the building and the name here on yelp is express on the very end of the name of the company. It took about a half hour for us to even get an update on what was happening. My boyfriend came back into the establishment 15 minutes after we had ordered because the person that took our order told us that amount of time when he came in they said that they didn't even start the order yet. I walked in after 25 minutes and asked if there was an ETA and the lady just kept telling me that they were in the oven with no exact time and I asked for clarification for an exact time and she got an attitude and said well it's almost out of the oven. I definitely will not be back to this establishment Whatsoever.

My Harley was thirsty, and so was I. temps above 100 had left me parched. Tonopah was my gas stop,…read moreso after taking care of that it was my turn. I had found Tonopah Brewing while searching for good food reviews, and found myself parking the bike a few minutes later. Plenty of booth and table seats inside, a dozen or so patrons already there, I found a stool at the lengthy bar. Two dozen brewtaps were visible on the wall, covering an array of tastes. The staff was great, friendly, quick with a smile, and made excellent suggestions on what frosty beverage might help rehydrate me. Tried a 5 beer sampler flight before settling on a fantastic red ale called Mucker Red. Looked over the menu and placed a food order, and got chummy with the red while I waited. The food arrived and I tossed it down my gullet along with another Mucker......a great combination. Even though I still had to make Las Vegas by midnight, I grabbed a six pack of Muckers for the road and stashed it on the bike. It was rather warm by the time I pulled into my drive, but a days worth of cooling off in the fridge and it was right back to awesome. Next time I'm traveling the Nevada 95 I'll be stopping in again for a repeat.

We were staying at the Mizpah and the desk clerk suggested Tonapah brewing company…read more A total failure! There was one couple at a booth, a few maybe 4 or 6 people bellied up to the bar. We waited and waited after seating ourselves. We saw no workers. I went to the bar.,, besides a few stares, no help. As we left, hungry, I did see an employee she had been bellied up to the bar hanging onto ( I assume) her boyfriend and she managed to take some food the the other booth before she went back to her bar stool.

Real food on hwy 50, family owned and run. Best food for many miles, the pork chops were just what…read morei needed

Great food and atmosphere. Sarah and Brandon are great and…read moreit's in an old mining town.

Amazing French Fries. Very good hamburger…read more Limited menu. 1 guy seemed to be the cook, waiter, server & head bottle washer. Disposable utensils. Best French Fries I've had anywhere on a LONG time. Home cut, perfectly prepared.

What a sad place. Dank, dirty, run-down, but with so much potential as as good weird instead of…read more.. well, it's not good weird, just decrepit, blighted, a testament to neglect and decline. The barman/proprietor Viktor was pouring booze from what appeared to be a generic bottle into a name brand one, and after a couple repeated shouted questions - the guy seemed deaf as one of the old posts in the creaky building - I wandered out of the bar and into the cafe/kitchen area. ... and promptly wandered right the hell out. There's no way I'd eat anything out of that kitchen. Absolutely not. Just gross and sad. Meanwhile, Viktor had spontaneously launched into a xenophobic maga rant to my wife; I'm guessing the poor thing absorbs AM talk radio all day long and is just full to bursting with it. Naturally, she didn't want to engage, and when she excused herself, he grabbed her hand and kissed it. Threatening? No. Creepy and gross? Absolutely. Awesome potential, in the building anyway, and no doubt some shards of really cool history buried under the dust and dank clutter, but honestly the whole vibe there is the crumbling abode of a bitter old racist trying to hang on as he falls into decay. Like building, like owner. Just... sad.

Stopping over in Eureka on a 3-week road trip and ate at one of the only two choices in town…read more Don't know how the other place is but WE WON. These folks make a fantastic chicken-fried steak, and I have never complimented a chef on steamed vegetables, but I did tonight! Partner thought his French dip was one of the best things we've eaten on the trip. If we were staying another night, we'd go back to try the Indian dishes. Highly recommend Urban Cowboy!

This place had the best reviews for food in the area so decided to try it. There's a mix of Indian,…read moreAmerican and Mexican food. The workers are Indian so probably should have ordered Indian food which smelt really good. Got the French dip with curly fries and my friend got a burrito with carne asada. The carne asada meat was rough and chewy. The rice was like jasmine rice and refried beans were watery. The French dip meat was tender but a pretty small portion. The jus also didn't have much flavor. Service was good and the place was clean

When road-tripping, we're pretty intentional about mapping out our route from point A to point…read moreB--making note of all the essential stops like gas stations and, of course, bathroom breaks. Ever since Love's Travel Stop opened in Tonopah, it's officially become our go-to midpoint stop. It's clean, convenient, and exactly what you hope for when you're breaking up a long drive. We happened to stop in during a busy Friday night rush, and despite the crowd, Cody (who's currently in training) handled things really well. He stayed pleasant, composed, and professional the entire time--which isn't always easy, especially as a new hire in a high-traffic setting. Kudos to Cody for keeping it together under pressure--that kind of attitude definitely doesn't go unnoticed.

Love's has become our go-to stop when we're on the road. Their locations are consistently clean,…read morewell stocked, and easy to get in and out of. The staff usually keeps things organized, and the stores are maintained better than most places along the highway. Their app is also surprisingly useful. It makes planning fuel and rest stops simple, which helps a lot on longer drives. Overall, it's a reliable place to pull in for gas, snacks, or a quick meal.

Great food! [Tonopah NV]…read more We grabbed a quick bite at this A&W located on Main Street... they were closing in 30 mins. The restaurant can be accessed from the Mizpah Casino. Known for its root beer floats, burgers, and crispy fries we ordered their Bacon & Swiss Double Burger w/ Garlic Aioli combo (includes fries and a drink). Omg, I've not been to an A&W in years and this burger was so delicious! I loved the fries too, so crispy good! The restaurant provides a cozy atmosphere for families and travelers, clean with lots of booths and table seating. Friendly customer service!. We dined the day before Thanksgiving and they have the Christmas decorations up. A&W combines quality service with a nostalgic charm. Review #3958

Friendly staff at the A & W Restaurant that was next to the Mizpah Hotel in Tonopah…read more Menu is consistent with the A & W Restaurants I've visited elsewhere. The greyness of the restaurant made it feel a bit dim inside but the tables/chairs were clean. And, we got our food soon after ordering. We enjoyed our money cheese hot dog, chicken sliders, fries, and root beer.

Fast Food restaurant at a truck stop [Tonopah NV]…read more On the way home from Vegas we stopped at this truck stop gas station in Tonopah NV. Chester's is located inside the Loves Travel Stop. We just wanted to get a quick bite so we didn't have to make another stop elsewhere (except maybe at a rest stop). Chose a couple of Super Tenders and Chicken Bites (tossed in Frank's RedHot® Stingin' Honey Garlic™ sauce). It had a little kick to it. I was pleasantly surprised... the chicken was pretty good, juicy, white meat chicken! The gal at the counter was helpful and nice and she was fast too. They have indoor table seating available. It was quite busy that afternoon. Situated next to Godfather's Pizza Express. Review #3536

It's been near a year since we passed through Tonopah. Still so happy the gas station open here. It…read moreis the cheapest gas in town. Decided to get some fried chicken from Chesters again. I was impressed with the last visit. There was a bit of a line for food after I got gas. Still the line went pretty fast. Very friendly counter. What I ordered: Four piece chicken tender. For about two dollars more you can get a combo which includes a large drink and a choice of sides.. the sides were potato salad, macaroni, potato wedges. I went for wedges and a lemonade. Chicken was crispy on the outside and moist steam on the inside. Just the way I like it. $13 with tax. That would be a bit steep in Reno, however, on the road, getting traveling food, not a horrible price. Definitely will stop again lol!