Probably the most poorly run gas station I know. Frequently out of diesel. Even out of gasoline…read moreperiodically. High prices and pumps that are screwed up almost constantly. Used to be a Shell, now it is a Valero and the new owners have not done anything to improve matters. Take your money somewhere else and, above all, don't ever put yourself in a position of depending on them for fuel.

Easy transaction and not very busy also they have an air compressor if anyone needs to air up their…read moretires. Love that it's just pay at pump!

Best rural gas station you're going to find. Clean bathrooms, reasonably priced gas, and a large…read moreselection of snacks and drinks. This place is much bigger than I expected to find in the middle of nowhere...

Clean. Well stocked. If you need gas, snacks, or a bathroom in Cimarron, this is the place to stop.read more

I don't usually think to review the gas/convenience stations where we stop while on a road trip,…read morebut I felt this place warranted a shout-out. Me and The Hubs took a recent road trip from the Denver area to Santa Fe. We took I25 down to SF, but decided to take the scenic route back home via hwy 285 through Antonito/Alamosa/Buena Vista/Fairplay, etc. So- the (approx) two-hour stretch from SF to Antonito is anything but scenic. Also, there is nowhere to stop for a bathroom break (at least not that I saw and I was looking). Then, over the horizon, there it was! A gas station! And not just some old run-down two-pump thing but a real modern Sinclair gas station! Anyway, we pulled in and found very clean restrooms and friendly staff. This location had a decent selection of snacks and drinks and was clean overall, plus it had a small restaurant that serves burgers and fries (I didn't have one, but it was good to note for future reference). As I mentioned, this is now a Sinclair gas station (not Antonito Fuels) and is about 2 hours from Santa Fe. If you're heading north from there, you'll be ready to stop. If you're driving south, STOP HERE. There's nothing else in the two hour drive from here to Santa Fe. Trust me.

Truck stop + burger grille + fuel = Antonito Fuels to the rescue…read more So this reasonably-sized station is near the Colorado-New Mexico border. It was well-lit when I drove by on April 7, 2023. That is very important to me as a woman. The self-service pumps are available 24-hours. Also, I gassed the ol' Jeep up here on 4/10/2023 heading back home. The prices are competitive with the surrounding area, albeit on the high side. That morning, Sinclair's unleaded was $3.75 per gallon. They also have plus and premium gasoline as well as diesel. The station itself is large. Clean. Trash cans weren't overflowing. Not crowded with weirdo tourists, however, it was 8:30AM. Lol. Additional services: + air + ATM + propane Easy to access from both sides of the road whether you are in a small or larger vehicle with a trailer. I bet I'll be stopping here more in the future. When I found out this place had decent restrooms and a burger grille with really good burgers it was a match made in heaven for me.

Everything. Overpriced. Rude. I've been overcharged and screamed at for just brining it up..I'll…read moreinclude the receipt where I was charged $16 for a quart of orange juice. (They double charged me 7.99 when I bought one.) The inventory has gone down hill While the prices are way up. No more Ben and Jerry's...Blue Bunny at Häagen-Dazs prices. I think What used to be a charming and warm country store is now a LIQUOR STORE with some overpriced garbage food and overpriced (by at least a dollar) gas. You HAVE to be desperate to stop here.

The prices are too high but I don't care because we had driven nearly 100 miles without seeing a…read moreplace to get gas or use the restroom. That my friend is supply and demand. By the time I saw this place, I was willing to pay more. I've been here maybe 3 times, and always when I'm leaving Colorado and heading towards Santa Fe, hence they are the proverbial oasis in the desert. The store itself is fairly clean and large with a lot of coolers. Their selection of snacks is varied, they have plenty of ice and drinks, you will even find some local made spices, chiles, wines and a few knick knacks. Everything can be found cheaper somewhere else, it's just a matter of how far you want to drive. If you're looking at basic road trip snacks, so you spent an extra $1, who cares? For multiple items that could be a different story. Their single unisex restroom is kind of dirty and I always fear the day it will be out of order! Luckily that hasn't happened yet, but there is always a line. I do think they could be better about the maintenance though. The lot leaves enough room for parking and using the gas pumps without getting tangled. The gas prices were higher than we had been seeing on our trip, but not gouging higher. If they were anywhere else, the prices and lines would be 3 stars. But see above, I'm always relieved to see them when we take this route.

Stopped in for some NM lottery tickets. Parking lot is big. There are some tables outside next to…read morethe store which is perfect for travelers to take a break and sit and eat. Went in and out with ease and cashier was very friendly. Clean store as well!

Good, cheap, fast food. Love their 8-packs of mini tacos and the build your own hot dog bar. The…read morepizza is better than most pizza joints in town! Plus they have donuts too. Win, win, win!

Our car battery died on our road trip and we had to walk into town to get some help. We stopped in…read morethis gas station and asked if anyone there could help us. Right away, someone left in their truck to go grab cables from home and the other gentleman standing in there drove us back to our car and jumped it for us. Everyone we encountered was so nice. The lady working at the gas station and the two gentlemen in the building. I didn't catch any names. But thank you, from the bottom of our hearts, for helping two strangers out. I didn't have any cash on me so we bought a couple drinks. Needless to say, go give these kind people your business. And thank you again! We will definitely be back!

Stopped here on our trip from Denver to TX, very well taken care of and very clean! Don't hesitate…read moreto stop here, friendly people and has all the necessary items you may need!

The station was easy to get into and had good dispensers to pump the fuel into my vehicle. The…read morerestrooms were clean and functional. The cashier was friendly and helpful. I will visit again the next time I travel through the Taos area.

A rather new employee (employed in the last three months) didn't know how to clear the previous…read morecustomer's gas purchase which was over $40. I had to go to the office to tell her I couldn't get gas. I went back and saw the previous customer didn't get a receipt as it asked on the machine so I pressed "no" to expedite my service. The new gas station employee came out with a chip on her shoulder accusing me of making a mistake and saying my $25 purchase was eliminated. I was upset with her attitude, and replied accordingly, and I snapped at her saying, "I didn't do anything wrong and only wanted gas but couldn't." She then told me to leave the premises and I said I paid $25 and wanted my gas and she refused to help me. I have contacted my CITI card twice and told them this story and I left a message on the Pendleton phone on Sunday but still have not had the $25 credited back to me. I had to go to another gas station and pay another $25 at Speedway to get the gas I needed which required me going a couple of miles out of my way. I will no longer shop at this gas station due to the abuse from this newish employee. This isn't the first time she has been impolite to me. There is no direct phone line for this Pendleton gas station. One must contact the propane office of Pendleton, next door, which apparently owns the gas station. I hope this message helps others so this never happens to any other unsuspecting customer in the future.