It's true what others said that this place sells bad gasoline. I only knew it after the fact. My…read morecar experienced engine knocks right after filling up here. The knocks were gone only after I changed the batch of gasoline inside my car's tank. Avoid this place at all cost if you don't want to get problems with your car.

Stopped here for gas on December 29, 2025 and filled up with about a half tank of gas. Vehicle ran…read morefine until I arrived home, about 176 miles. The next morning vehicle would not start and I immediately thought of bad gas. Had towing company tow the vehicle to repair shop who confirmed my diagnosis. Vehicle has been in the repair shop since. Can't wait to see my repair bill.

Awesome restroom! Don't forget to buy something…read more Awesome restroom! Don't forget to buy something.

Excellent (very cheap) gas prices! Clean restrooms. Everything you need in a gas station shop!read more

The restrooms were so clean! The shop was organized and had everything one might need. The gas…read moreprice was reasonable!

Tuba City has quite a few gas stations. If you drive through there, try choosing the larger…read morestation and/or name brand places. Our previous visit to a small Navajo run station did not result in a good experience. We had no issues at Speedway, There's a mini market too.

A Mask is required indoors at all businesses on the Navajo and Hopi Nation's…read more That being said, the "rude" employee(s) are not being rude, they simple aren't taking your whining for not reading all the signs posted on the gas pump and doors about a MASK being REQUIRED to enter the store. Because they deal with on this daily basis. And most visitors just want to argue. The Navajo Nation is a domestic country with their own laws and regulations. Don't like it? you can visit the stores off the Navajo Nation, which is about 1-3 hours away in ever which way you are traveling. Speedway is owned by 7 eleven, so they gave slurpees here. They have an large fresh coffee section as well.

This is no longer a Shell station. It is named 2 7 11. We had trouble with the fist pump. After…read moreseveral failed attempts we were asked to move to another pump. We moved to another only to find that another car had pulled in. Long story short no gas. This is the short version. This issue took at least 30 minutes of our time. The positive is staff were calm and did try to help.

Dropped on by this Shell gas station in Tuba City, UT, to get gas + potty break in route to my next…read morestop, Moab, UT. Gas pump had paper receipt. It is a pet peeve of mine when it's out of paper, but I do get over it once I drive away LOL. I had to wear my mask at this place unlike the other gas stations where I didn't have to... it's all good. Restrooms were clean. I would parouse around for knick knacks like stuff animals for my daughters. Nothing called out to me here. Staff was okay... you don't always get the happy go lucky ones at these stops. Anyway, this wasn't a Love's, Pilot, or Flying J and that's okay. When you need car gas, you take what you can get especially when you're traveling long distance on a road trip. Happy and Safe Travels!

We weren't originally planning on visiting Navajo Blue Travel Plaza, but after seeing bottles of…read moreNavajo Fizz soda at some shops around the Navajo Nation, we saw the main bottling location was at Navajo Blue! Of course we had to give it a visit on our way out of Flagstaff. Blue Corn Mush ($5) - This is pretty smooth, blended well similar to fine grits in texture. The flavor is totally different with a slight bitterness and a ton of corn flavor that's quite a bit different from typical sweetcorn. There's a certain savory quality that I wouldn't quite call smoky, I wonder if it's from the juniper ash? The mush isn't seasoned at all, so just the light natural flavors shine. Navajo Fizz 12oz Bottle ($2.49 each or 4 for $9.69) - We tried four of the flavors Pinon Root Beer - This has a rather medicinal root flavor, although different from typical root beer. There's a harsher root flavor that goes up the nose. It has a pretty pleasing sweetness level from cane sugar; I'm surprise they manage to get it so sweet with only 15g listed in the ingredients (to be honest, I think the label is lying given that the other sodas have way more sugar). There's a good light fizzy level, a gentle fizz, not harsh. I wouldn't say that the drink is a very strong pine nutty in flavor. It is a rather unique root beer flavor; I don't normally like root beer, but I really enjoyed this one. Greenthread Tea - Hmm not sure I like this one too much. It tastes kind of like those lemon honey flavored cough drops with a slight earthy flavor that comes later. I'd love to get some greenthread by itself to try out what it actually tastes like. Edit: A couple of days later I picked up some greenthread tea from a flea market vendor. It tastes kind of like chamomile with a hint of mint, so not really this soda flavor profile. Sumac Berries Strawberry - Woah, this one is really good. It actually tastes like fresh strawberry, with all the complex aromas and flavors, not the flat artificial strawberry taste. I'm really impressed with it. It's the best strawberry soda I've ever had. I'm not really sure what sumac berries taste like though! Peaches & Cream - Another amazing soda, this time a fresh peach juice flavor with cream added. It's like drinking carbonated peach juice. I normally don't like grape flavored soda since it usually tastes so artificial, but considering how good the fruit sodas are here, I regret not buying that flavor as well. Heck, I should have bought a ton more soda of every variety to tide us over the next 2 weeks of our trip! It's really some excellent soda. Unfortunately, none of the other shops in the Navajo Nation I visited afterwards stocked Navajo Fizz! The travel plaza also sells all sort of Navajo cuisine staples. Stuff like roasted blue/yellow/white cornmeal, juniper ash, greenthread tea, steam corn, frybread mix, etc. As we found out later, it's actually cheaper here than many of the Bashas' Dine' grocery stores in the Navajo Nation. Navajo Blue Travel Plaza has instantly become a must stop destination anytime I'm in the area again. The sodas are just so good, and the Navajo food they sell seems to be pretty great as well!

This place was clean and had a variety of great snacks. We opted for healthier stuff... mini…read morepackage of olives, fruit, string cheese... There wasn't much so much to choose from, including blue corn mush and blue corn cookies. There were hot items ready for the breakfast crowd. There were chachkis, too. Staff were helpful.

This is a brand-new, to us, Gas/Convenience Store. 20251002 gas price $3.19. Phoenix price last…read moreweek Sept. $3.46. We checked gas price on our way home, voted YES! to stop. A very.polite five year old boy held the CStore door open for me. Somehow I have become an elder. I have been forced from my usual last in line place to taking first plate - in some locations. A five year old boy held the door open for me, and his grandma, of course. Clean, fresh, full of convenient food items. After my refuel, a new person had some trouble completing my change return on Register 1. A fest, experienced employee swooped over from Register 2 after her teansactions were complete, applied her swift magic fingers to the screen. I had my change! We had a full tank, change to spare and 120 miles to drive south to Kachina Village, I-17. We were full from lunch, nobody tried the restroom. We.needed the surety of a full tank.

Great addition to the area. The store is nicely kept and very clean. Staff is personable and…read morecourteous. We were driving through the area and noticed they were finally open.