Bonnie was so kind and helpful when we stopped to get subway! Evan also did a great job making our…read morefood! We appreciate them :)

Lennox at the truck repair shop is a great guy! I had an issue with my car and no repair shops were…read moreopen, I decided to take a chance and go to the big rig truck repair. Lennox, took the time to help me out. He heard me out regarding the situation, and helped me diagnose the issue I was having. Now my car is safe to drive and I can enjoy the Grand Canyon without this issue. Thank you Lennox!

We passed by this place after our trip to the Grand Canyon. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to take a…read moregood photo of this establishment because we were already in a hurry. Anyway, this is a big store with a lot of good selection/merchandise. So many silver jewelry with semi-precious stones, postcards, magnets, t-shirts, etc. A lot of snacks & drinks as well. There was only one cashier when we were here. He was fast & efficient. I can say that it's a good place to stop over before heading back to the city.

What a nice convenience store and gas station. The bathrooms were very modern and clean. This must…read morebe a new Maverik. I topped off the car before driving into the Grand Canyon. Highly recommend. The squeegies to clean your windshield were also new.

I really liked the photos they printed onto the walls of the local national monuments and parks…read more Restrooms were clean, which is essential during a long road-trip. Tons of snack and drink options, along with a hot food area called "The Bonfire Grill". Employees were nice and friendly. Gas prices were comparable to those nearby, which is something we realized we had to pay attention to since we didn't once and the gas was like $1 more per gallon just for the convenience of being near the interstate. If we did this road trip again I can see us stopping by again.

I like to hike with an umbrella and forgot mine at home. Stopped here for some water, snacks, and…read moremy umbrella. Super quick in and out. Coupons came in handy. Please come and create your own adventure.

Stopped by CVS Pharmacy while visiting from out of town, and overall had a solid experience…read more I called ahead, and the service over the phone was really good staff was helpful, friendly, and able to answer my questions quickly. When you're traveling, that kind of ease makes a big difference. They also had my medication in stock, which I really appreciated since I wasn't sure what to expect being away from home. Nothing over-the-top, but reliable, convenient, and good customer service when I needed it. Would definitely recommend if you're in the area and need a pharmacy.

Besides being the last gas stop before Tusayan Village outside the Grand Canyon, this is also a…read moregood place to grab a few Grand Canyon souvenirs at much lower prices than at the Park itself! If you purchase two or more apparel items you get 10% off. (There is a Native American jewelry section off of the back of the store too) The young lady at the counter was very friendly and welcoming, asking us where we were from and wishing us safe travels home! (although the bathrooms are outside off the patio, they are very clean, just bring a flashlight at night!).

"Oh, s---, I forgot to get gas downtown," I said to my wife. "The sign said there'd be gas this…read moreway," she replied and we stopped in to fuel on our way to the Canyon. Oh, where to begin. I'm sure the three extra-long vehicles (campers, trucks and trailers) taking up an entire aisles for multiple eternities was not directly the market's responsibility, but boy, did it suck. What sucked worse: the inflated price on the signs is the cash-only price! Good times! Customers are advised by a hand-written sign on the pump that the gouging will commence for credit card customers at like .05/gal? Maybe it was .10/gal. Guess what, though: go in for cash, -still- pay the credit card price. Thanks, AJ, for the memorable visit!

This is a great meet up location if doing things in the area and also a really good stop if you're…read moretraveling on the 64 corridor headed to the Grand Canyons. I came in twice today, once in the morning to use their restrooms and also once in the evening after my cave trip, again to use the bathroom. I was tired a bit from working hard all day and got to see a really cool virgin cave that had a 30 feet vertical and it was soo good to see this place on my drive back out to civilization! I got one of those cappuccinos from the machines and while not what I usually drink, it was good to have this for the 3 hour drive ahead. Plenty of snacks to buy here and Grand Canyon and AZ souvenirs. Bathrooms clean and very needed. Staff helpful and nice. I'd definitely come back in again when in the area!

If you're RV-ing nearby, or driving up from Williams, this is about the best spot to stock up on…read moresnacks, drinks, gas, ice or any other travel needs before entering Grand Canyon National Park. Fun and entertaining, it's worth the stop to see the collection of vintage vehicles at the north entrance, or the huge split geodes for sale, kitschy Route 66 gifts, or Native American products.

This was such a fun and interesting stop. Traditionally a gas station offers food, drinks, gas, and…read morejust a few vehicle or emergency items. This gem on the other hand has All of the traditional things but also carry souvenirs, various wood art, toys, and an extremely popular brand of hot sauce that you cannot find in your local grocery store. There were so many unique things and the overall experience felt magical even for a gas station. Even the young lady working was absolutely wonderful. If you were on a long trip and happen to be passing this place, I suggest you go out of your way just a touch to do it.

CLEAN BATHROOMS Clean inside, adorable gifts and souvenirs,…read morevery kind cashier. Has a drive-through cash wash attached and is next door to a Route 66 shop

I was incredibly thankful this general store was open early and connected to the Starbucks! We woke…read moreup one morning and it was cold, rainy and windy! 40 degrees and with the wind, it felt like 22 degrees! We packed some cold weather clothes, but not a lot. I definitely wanted a beanie to help with the wind chill, and so did my daughters. Visited this store while my daughters stayed in line at Starbucks. Was able to find a beanie for each of us. There were a lot of cute items available for purchase, including some Snoopy items! Loved the self-checkout option as well. Prices are a little bit higher than you might expect. Super convenient though, if you ever find yourself in a pinch for something in this area.

The gentleman at the checkout register was a dear. All I got…read morewas a container of precooked cantaloupe and he got me a fork, no fuss

On two trips to the Grand Canyon, I found this to be a great stop for snacks/local beer…read more Prices were reasonable and choices were really decent for a convenience store of this size in a location where everything is a bit pricey. Tasty findings on our most recent visit were: -Jalapeño Pringles -Wisconsin cheddar jalapeño cheese curds -Smoked turkey leg -6-pack of a Grand Canyon brewering company Prickly Pear beer -32 oz pineapple wheat beer All were delicious. We would certainly buy most items again and are glad that this shop exists in an area with limited options - especially on Christmas Day during COVID when many places were closed. Check out their postcards and souvenirs!

I don't hand out one-star reviews lightly. In fact, this is the first time I've felt compelled to…read more But Texaco Express earns it without much debate. We pulled in out of necessity, like most people probably do. You're near the Grand Canyon, options feel limited, and the gauge isn't exactly in a forgiving place. Then you see the price. $6.00 a gallon as of 4/23/2026. That's not just high, that's borderline absurd. We took one look, did the math, and decided to chance it. Drove a bit further down the road and filled up for about $1.50 less per gallon. Same region, completely different reality. Inside doesn't improve things. If anything, it doubles down. A single bottle of water pushing $7, cases in the $20+ range. Everything felt aggressively marked up, like they're counting on you being too tired or too stuck to care. It's not convenience pricing. It's opportunistic. I walked up with a pack of gum just to grab something small, and even that turned into an experience. The woman at the register didn't say a word. No greeting, no eye contact that felt human, just a blank stare and a monotone voice. I asked her to repeat it because I genuinely didn't hear her, and instead of saying it again, she just tapped the screen like that was the end of the conversation. That was enough for me. I told her never mind and walked out. And here's the thing. The place gives off a vibe that this isn't a one-off bad moment. It feels baked into how they operate. People coming and going, most of them probably thinking the same thing but just pushing through because they have to. You expect a little markup in a tourist-heavy area. That's normal. This crosses the line into something else entirely. Do yourself a favor. Fill up before you get here or keep driving. There are better options not that far away. Avoid this place.

Customer service at the drive up window. The cashier chose to serve the person who had just driven…read moreup after I'd been waiting to be served for several minutes at the outside lane. Not the first time that I've seen this happen. Actually, rating my experience would be a -5, but that's not a choice.

The workers were clearly just hired and had no understanding of customer service. Not only that,…read morebut the managers have no control over their employees.