Easy to get to from the freeway, with super nice employees and a clean well stocked store. There…read moreare multiple pumps and the gas pricing is in line with surrounding stations. It's the best station I have found in Socorro so far.

Friendly cashier. Average prices on road trip snacks. Clean…read morebathrooms. CC machines down today. I rarely carry cash.... :-( better luck next time :-)

This was a great little place to stop and I was in need of putting air in my tires. It's $0.75 and…read moreit stayed on quite a while. I needed to purchase a tire gauge as well because the pump doesn't have one installed on it. Normally I keep items like those in my car for when I need them but couldn't find it! They had a lot of car items, NM memorabilia and trinkets, plenty of snacks. I didn't check out the drink section or the little sit down area to the side as I was on a mission. I'm not sure if there was a restaurant there or little eatery, but a lot of people were playing cards and eating in the dining area. I'm happy I stopped here as I was in the middle of no where for most of the drive.

Travel Plaza. Big rig and RV friendly with truck diesel lanes. Easy on and easy off the exit…read more Highly recommend

This was one of the strangest daytime gas pumping experiences I ever had…read more I am a weird gas station aficionado. I have been to some super shady places across this country at all hours of the night. Sometimes late at night there will be hardly anyone on the road, but almost without fail, there will be other customers at a gas station. Not here and this was in broad daylight. One Sunday around mid-day I found myself in Socorro and in need of fuel. For probably the last 15 minutes I had driven without seeing another soul. It was fairly odd. Then I saw this Chevron, pulled in, and began to fill up the giant tank on the Suburban. The entire time I was pumping 40 something gallons, not a single soul drove by, pulled in, walked out, or anything else. It was as if I was the last soul left on earth. It was incredibly weird. If a UFO would have landed and chunked up tha deuce I would not have been surprised. Getting gas was pretty smooth. I assume there was a worker inside, but I used the card reader at the pump. As I was pulling out I caught some movement out the corner of my eye. Was it a human? Nope. It was a road runner. No not the muscle car, and actual road runner. We don't have road runners in Louisiana so I was fascinated. What a strange review. Deserted places and road runners. Aww yeah.

Went in for some snacks and fuel.... lady was rude through the door and when I asked about Diesel…read moreshe said 4.84 when everyone else is 3.19 to 3.50. She yelled in a D and kicked me and my friend out because I didn't buy it.... I said I understand and left as she was calling me bad names. She was mean to the family in front of me to.... there is no snacks, drinks, or food. Fuel is high as her weight so if you can avoid it I would. Apologies for the last remark but she really lost her mind on me and has no room to talk to people that way. Avoid at all cost.

For my husband's birthday, our friend who lives in Socorro, NM, mailed us fudge to Los Angeles. The…read morechocolate fudge reminded me of the one my grandmother made growing up. My cousins and I would fight over it during the holidays. Good thing this store is far from us. I fear we would go every week to get some fudge! Yummy!!

Might as well update, and keep the 5-star rating current. There are not a lot of reasons to make…read moreregular trips to San Antonio, NM, but we make a point of stopping by this little general store nearly every time we are south of Socorro on I-25. We stop for the fudge, which may well be some of the best in the world. The flavors are rich and intense. We pick up a half-pound or so of the Amaretto every time we stop, then savor it for about a week after. I think we got a little more than that this time, and expanded our horizons to Chewy Praline and Capuccino. Yum!! We also expanded to the selection of ice cream. It's not site-made, small-batch like the fudge, but it is very well sourced and managed at the correct temperatures to retain all the soft, creamy qualities of ice cream and sorbet you could wish for. From April through October, this stretch of I-25 is on the order of sweltering, and that ice cream is the best cold treat for about 50 miles in either direction. It wasn't hot on this November afternoon, but the raspberry sorbet and rainbow sherbet were wonderful nonetheless.

Had a flat on our trailer and found The Tire Shop! We were in and out with a brand new tire for…read more$120 in under 10 minutes. They had exactly what we needed. Great service, friendly workers, and quick!!!

I have no idea about cars and when my dash board suddenly started giving me warnings and signals I…read morepulled off the freeway and literally drifted into this shop. I cannot express how upset and rattled I was yet the owner came out and helped me. Outstanding service is what I received. If I lived in Socorro this would be the place I recommend. Not only did I not get ripped off when I could not go any where else I was treated warmly and with compassion. I cannot recommend this place enough. If your daughter goes to nm tech and she has a tire problem send her here with confidence.

Gas, coffee, snacks as we're headed from Albuquerque to White Sands. Clean enough inside including…read morethe restroom. Coffee was good and hot. Not much "breakfast" for snacks but we made do. The "dude" working the register was friendly and the inside of the store is well lit. [Review 21071 overall - 118 in New Mexico - 34 of 2024.]

This is listed as truck friendly with diesel lanes for big rigs and RV's. It is not. The…read moredescription on IEXIT is wrong.