I was coming from Vegas to Bonneville Salt Flats. I drove up through NV. There are six towns in a 5…read more1/2 hour drive. I did not know that Wendover existed but about 45 minutes out I had gotten a low tire pressure warning on my car, which is very scary when you're in the middle of a literally nowhere. My plan was just to pump up the tire and hope for the best. On the way to the gas station I was passing this place and I thought oh I'll have them pump my tire up for me. Thank God they were open because I had a nail in my tire which they patched super quick for me charged me only $20 for the patch. I was so thankful I gave Stephen who was working $40 to split as a tip between the four guys that were working. I'm so thankful that they were open and they existed and it was really close to the time they closed and they were just phenomenal . I could've had a very bad experience and these guys completely change my weekend around made sure that I was gonna be able to go on my adventure and amazing service. They worked on my tire right away.

Family stopped at Fratelli for pizza, zipped here to have them top off the window washer fluid,…read moresuper quick and friendly. Less than 5 minutes in and out!

One of the nicest bathroom I found along my journey from California to Utah and back. The women's…read morebathroom is so clean and nicely decorated. There are multiple stalls and no key was needed to during the day to enter. The store inside has a nice variety of snacks and friendly store managers. Definitely recommend stopping here for a fuel up bathroom break

I'm driving a diesel car for a friend to Wyoming from Reno. The station has 3 islands of pumps but…read moreonly one has diesel. I went inside to use the credit card and a paper cut on my thumb started bleeding. The cashier quickly got a tissue to help me stop the bleeding and clean it up. I went in to the outside bathrooms. A worker was pressure washing the the asphalt... I haven't seen that ever done at any gas station... The bathroom inside had the floors waxed and everything was stocked from the toilet paper to the soaps to the paper towels. The gas islands had paper towels and newer squeegee brushes to wipe the windows with long handles to cover wide SUV windshields. This is a 5 star gas station.

Warning! Do not buy gas from this place! I tried buying gas and none of their pumps were working…read moreright and after the third try or gas pump, I left this station (and all was well at that another local gas station--no problem)! The last try, the pump started at .11 and went to .55 and then shut off. I could not restart or add anymore gas. They are shady! They park their own personal car at one of the pumps to make it look like there are customers at the station.

From the owner: Gas station, laundromat and car washread more

This nondescript restaurant is a hidden gem. It is located inside a gas station…read more Anyway, the food is wonderful. Pardon their mess as they are still setting up the grocery portion of the restaurant and gas station

Ladies Beware!! We did not feel safe at this gas station…read more The bathrooms are located at the back corridor like hallway, not well lit , lots of doors to the left that are employee rooms, showers, sketchy closets etc. The employees we passed on the way to the bathrooms were not friendly which also happen to be all men. As women traveling we did not feel safe. Similar to other peoples reviews, the gas available was only premium gas. The building was run down, old and dirty. No one greeted or smiled at us. We got stared at a lot. Which was creepy all together. We did not get a good feeling. Find another gas station or fill up at the another town.