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.

We were in thecarea two weeks ago. This was the lowest price in Tuba. Grom Phoenix to Leupp, on to…read moreDilkon and here in yoen, Marathin beat everywhere we checked. Heading north on 89, the Sinclair at Gap/Copper Mine Road was a bit less expensive. The C-Store was clean, spacious and stocked. Abundant window squeegees in ususlly dry window washing reservoirs. It was 8 pm.

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.

A quick stop on our trip for fuel & supplies. Helpful, friendly service. Good selection of snacks,…read moredrinks, & supplies. Quiet but busy.

The Tonalea General Store is in the Tonalea Express #510. It's a great stop for fuel, food drinks,…read moresnacks or just to get off the road to rest. The gas docks are tall enough for RVs to fuel. There is a parking lot is huge with room for trailers to park. The store, food areas and rest rooms are very clean. They have a general store/convenience store with more than the average inventory. I would definitely return. Service and prices were good. It's a good stop as you drive the wide open spaces of US-160.

I bought gas here for $67, at the pump with a credit card. An hour later, the credit card company…read moremessaged me to ask whether I'd spent $500 there. Separate charge from the gas. Don't go there.

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.

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.

I visited on 07/12 at around 1:30 PM while waiting for my Starbucks order, so I stopped in to shop…read morefor a few T-shirts. Unfortunately, my experience at checkout was extremely disappointing. The male cashier looked me up and down as I approached the register. I politely told him I didn't need a bag, and instead of responding professionally, he tossed my shirt onto the counter with an obvious attitude and walked away without saying a word. I say thank you after and did it 2x just checking if he responded not just turn back on me. The entire interaction made me feel unwelcome and singled out. I can't say for certain what his intentions were, but the way I was treated left me feeling that my race may have played a role. Whether intentional or not, his behavior came across as rude, dismissive, and unprofessional. Customer service should make everyone feel welcome and respected. I hope management addresses this so other customers don't have a similar experience.

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

Thank goodness there's a gas station to use the bathroom. Not many out here. It's also clean the…read morebathroom too but only 1 for women and 1 for men. They have all sorts of things inside. They got some good ice cream.

Convenient store near Lake Powell. Makes for a great stop before hitting the road toward Kanab,…read moreUtah. The prices are a tad bit higher than what I'm used to but it's also a store where there are no other stores close by. I bought some pringle chips for 3.29. Inside the store, they have post cards, calendars and other tourist knick knacks. They also have a bathroom if you need to use it before hitting the road toward your next destination.

Never been to Leupp, but, is it true that you have to drive 45 minutes to get to the nearest…read moregrocery store?