After driving for hours, we finally found a place to take a quick bathroom break and get a snack…read more The sign says the restrooms close at 10:00 p.m. Perfect! We had 6 minutes. Nope. The bathrooms were already closed. Like, what?! We asked the lady about it since we got there before closing time, and she told us to use the rest stop instead. I'm sorry, but I'm a single woman traveling with two little girls. I'm not trying to die.

Fun stop to see a lot of cool alien memorabilia. Tons of t-shirts, souvenirs for every age group,…read morephoto opportunities, snacks, etc. worth the stop to Nevada's Area 51. Fun for kids.

Went in to get some coffee and use the restroom. Had to find the person that rings you up. They…read morewere sitting in the dining area. I probably could've walked out with my coffee, but I chose to pay asked to use the restroom and the reply was they had no toilet paper. I got a pretty cool sticker though.

Thrifty ice cream and they wear gloves to scoop! Lots of stuff inside including any Indian…read morerestaurant!

I did my homework and I knew that this gas station inside Death Valley National Park, near the…read moreVisitor Center is more expensive. But we wanted to gas up a bit, for safety, so we stopped by. It is kinda small, cramped, harder to come in and out. But it's convenient and since distances are so big within the park, it's great to have it around, as a peace of mind. Paid with a credit card, no issues, convenient, onward to the next spot!

When I visit Death Valley I see two landmarks of extremes. The first is Badwater, which is the…read morelowest point in the Western Hemisphere. The second is the Furnace Creek Service Station Chevron sign which shows the highest point in gasoline prices in the Western Hemisphere. Normally $5.56 per gallon gasoline prices would raise somebody's temperature over and above the recorded 134 degree high in Death Valley. Here is an example of the extremity of their fuel prices. On March 28, 2013 The Tribune talked over San Luis Obispo County having the most expensive gas in California. Their average is $4.27 per gallon. That is over a $1 less than the price shown on the Furnace Creek Chevron sign. Fortunately we filled up in Pahrump, and laughed this off as a joke. The laugh factor of the high gasoline prices at Furnace Creek Service Station are the equivalent of the high calories at the Heart Attack Grill. They might as well promote it in souveneirs that say something like "I survived the highest gas prices." Normally I would reward highway robbery (my perception) with one star. There are a couple of reasons I am rating it two stars. Having a gas station in the noman's land that is Death Valley is the better option of no gas station. The gas price sign makes a good picture. In hindsight I could of stood in front of it for a temporary profile picture. I also like a joke. Some things are so obnoxious I take it as a joke. Whenever I return to Death Valley I will fill up the fuel tank in Pahrump, Nevada or Baker California. If I fill up the fuel tank in Death Valley, the joke will be on me.

Love this place it always so clean the ice cream is amazing and so many things in the storeread more

If you're travelling North on I-95, Eddie World in Beatty is worth a stop for that perfect snack, a…read morebeverage of your choice or some local memorabilia. Clean restrooms and friendly service. Aisles and aisles of bulk sweets and treats to choose from. Some photo opportunities with pirates, nutcrackers and your favorite stuffed animals. Ice cream inside, Death Valley Nut and Candy Co., lots of gas pumps, Subway sandwiches, and quality beef JERKY! Open daily from 6am to midnight including all holidays.

Lets face it, aside from Creech AFB (home of the drones) there is not much here in Indian Springs…read moreif you are passing through. After eating at the Bob's I walked through the small casino and into a pretty substantial convenience store. Vast amounts of fountain drinks, separate cold beer area, drink of all kinds, enough salty and sweet snack to take down godzilla etc. Not to mention the section for alien / Area 51 gear. Bathrooms were spotless

What a cool gas station! Lots of fun AREA 51 souvenirs and one of the best gas stop coffee stations…read moreI've been too!

The Dhaaba in side the gas station which seats about 30 people or so was a delight…read more We were a party of 20 and arrived hungry and were left satiated. The rotis are homemade style and the plain parantha too - so good. The goat meat - the dal tadka - butter chicken and aloo mutter is what I ate and loved it. Fair warning - The food is on the hot side of the capsaicin scale - do request your food be made very mild if your appetite for heat is moderate. Else add yoghurt to your order.

What an amazing experience. Out of the world authentic delicious Indian food, superb service…read more Nothing and I mean it, nothing was less than the best we all ever had. And how expertly they handled 20 people on the fly, hats off to it. So lucky to came across this place...

Paul and Michaela! You guys are amazing !!!! Thank you the love the vibes and energy. Made my…read moreDay ! La Lokaria

Amazing owners Paul & Micheala are so nice & got a little bit of everything! Super clean store and…read morereliable for the location. Must check them out !!!

Clean, convenient and the staff was super friendly. They also have food (salads, burritos, pizzas,…read moreetc.), it's a pretty wide "fresh" selection, decently priced.

Cathy Ring the employee that works at the maverick in pahrump Nevada is an amazing employee. She…read moreworks hard and is always smiling with great customer service. She is such a joy all the time. Very welcoming with the best attitude.

Good little stop to buy a soda, take a bio break, and just recharge on the cool front porch. There…read moreare a few picnic tables, plenty of parking, and a gas station too. Gas is only low grade 87 but if you're in a pickle it'll do. Been here a few times by car, motorcycle, and with the jeep trail riding. It's an oasis! Don't complain about the prices; you're 1.5 hours either way to civilization so be grateful. Again, it's a nice stop to relax and recharge... too many people blast thru this national treasure of wonderment at top speeds, both in terms of MPH and racing the clock. Enjoy the ride.

This place was actually closed the day I came (on a Monday at the end of March); they have sporadic…read morehours depending on the season. Nevertheless you can access wifi there - thank god because I had a 10 AM Zoom meeting and there is no service almost anywhere else in the valley (aside from the other ranger station 24ish miles away!). It's right next to a market/gas station with clean bathrooms (that have sinks!), and a little inn, so it's actually a great little pit stop. They have a billboard with park info, and the newsletter for Death Valley so this spot served my needs perfectly. Even the wifi signal was pretty good - I attended my meeting no problem from their large parking lot right in front of the place, and had 360 views of the stunning scenery. So glad this station was here!

Traveling a great distance, why buy gas when they are rude to even use the rest room…read more Down the road is Eddie's World much nicer customer service.

Arco gas station in Beatty, Nevada, would not provide their credit card price for regular, unleaded…read moregas, over the phone. That is very rude and demonstrates poor customer service.