I love the new Costco! My only wish is that it had some of the items from Japan, that the St…read more George Costco has

This location is always crazy busy, but it's the closest in proximity to us, and close to Dollar…read moreTree, PetSmart, Walmart, and Target, so we tend to frequent this location. I have always found what I needed and more at this location. It's pretty organized and clean, and I know some great people who work here!

Been getting gas here for 20 years. Typically save $1 per gallon with points collected during the…read moreprevious month. Pumps are available 24/7 for self serve. There is someone on duty during the day, too. Never had any issues.

Gas pumps are on the East side of Smith's Market Place. When you shop at Smith's, and use your…read morerewards Card, you'll earn 1 fuel point for every $1 you spend. If you bring your own bag to bag your groceries, you also earn points towards gas. Earned discounts can be up to $1.00 per gallon. The more you shop the more you earn points towards the amount of discount you can use per gallon. Beware the points don't roll over therefore you need to use them or loose them.

This gas ststion is right near the hotel we're staying at and good thing cause fully loaded this…read moreSuburban SUV really drinks down the gas! The prices here are really that bad either and the pumps all work fine. I like that the pumps are newer and take the credit cards all just fine, no multiple swipes jus tto get the card to take, like some of those super cheap no name gas stations where you think you might get your card data stolen or something. The inside is where this place stands apart. You need road food, this place has it and even has hot food options like bugers and stuff. We pulled in before we started our field work day and will probably be back to refill this gas guzzler. All my crew went in and got food for the day and even though I still take them to lunch, they got a bunch of food at least to last them till lunch! This is like goingto a combo grocery store gas station.

Big, clean gas station right off the highway and a convenient stop. The store is huge and has a…read moresurprisingly large selection of groceries, snacks, drinks, and other essentials. Easy to get in and out.

Typical expensive gas station down town. Seemed that all their card readers are down right now…read morethough.

Drive through car wash. $8. Fast and easy. Great for the heavy salt removal after coating the…read moresaltflats

laid back place to buy gas and goodies. gas is anywhere s from ten to twenty cents a gallon lower…read morethan most close stores in the salt lake valley!

You can find some of the cheapest prices on gasoline here. They're frequently the lowest price in…read moretown especially in this particular area. Be prepared to wait in line if they are! Mohawk only has four pumps. The people who run it are wonderful folks, and I'd rather fork my money over to them than a bigger fossil fuel chain. The convenience store has the de facto product selection of junkfood and soft drinks as well as a large beer vault.

For the last several months, gas prices at the Grantsville Maverick has had consistently lower…read moreprices than anyone in Salt Lake. Today, gas at Maverick in SLC was $3.70, SLC Sam's was $3.55 and Grantsville Maverick is $3.46. When at all possible, I wait to get gas until I visit family in Grantsville,

The place is clean and the pumps and parking lot are clean. I just wish they had a Cinnabon in this…read morelactation.

So all these years I have been buying the $12 Supreme car was when I noticed today that the only…read moredifference between the $12 car was and the $9 car was is a $3 towel. Well it's to late to cancel I'm almost done pumping gas. When I got done pumping gas, and got my receipt for the car wash code, I went inside to get my $3 towel. What they handed me was marked $1. I'm to tired to play charades with someone who doesn't speak English, so I sucked up the loss of the $2 and grabbed my towel, and proceeded to the actual car wash. Lesson learned. Read the fine print. Wouldn't you know it and now it is raining on my car! Karma I guess... (I will now only get the $9 car wash)

Although there's a rumor going around town that I'm on a quest to yelp every single gas station in…read moreSalt Lake County, the truth is that I'm still at this Holiday more than an other fuel stop around. They haven't spent the last year since my original review refurbishing the place. It still squats there on State Street. But you can't beat the Redbox/Carwash comobo for convenience. On a recent late night we arrived home from a long road trip and a day of familial nuptuals and needed to stop off to buy a loaf of bread. Sure as shootin' they we got the last loaf of butter-top what goodness from the shelf. Granted, it was priced (per ounce) the same as raw tungsten ore, but they had it there. Oh, and I can neither confirm nor deny my gas station yelping quest. Although I do find it handy to read gas station reviews when I'm out looking for a place to fill up, so any kind of love I can pay forward to the petroleum gods, I certainly do.

It's probably odd to have a favorite gas station but I do and it's the Jacksons on 94th S and 1300…read moreE in Sandy. The main reason I like them is the people who work here. They are friendly and seem to like that you are there. It's hard to find at other convenience stores. They know my name made sure I got their card so I could start saving immediately and they let you make your own drinks. I'm kind of fussy about that. It's always clean and well stocked. I will drive out of my way to go here. That's big when there are several options but I'm sticking by them.

Not many convenience stores attached to gas stations are very good, due to the hurried and road…read moretripping nature of its guests. Midday at the Jacksons, the shelves were well stocked, the bathrooms clean, and the cashier of good cheer. It seems to have a bigger selection than most (and at least rivaling Maverik). And the best part: So much booze they have a walk-in cooler filled with it (a majority, of course, beer). Usually one of the most important elements to the customer is the gas PRICES. Jackson's is in a joint venture with Chevron, and their fuel prices are in line with those in the area. So Jackson's is great if you want more than just gas on your next fuel up.