i've never really had a problem at the Safeway. Their cashiers have always been nice Mexican lady…read more They're fast and courteous but when you have one lady for the customer service desk and you're not busy on a Monday morning, the cashier should not have to call her three times to get to her station and her not come. In fact it was kind of embarrassing and a little frustrating for her to be right next to the counter talking to a man while they announced her that she had a customer at her desk, not once not twice but three times and stop talking to man and come help the customer

The store is organized and appears clean but the produce is so so. Safeway could do better for the…read moreresidents of this area.

I always love going to the Beall's outlet in Sedona! They often have great deals on pretty much…read moreanything you can imagine!

I not only love to shop at Beall's Outlet, I really appreciate working there for good people who…read morestrive to treat everyone right. It's nice to discover really cute clothes that don't make you cringe at the cash register. Highly recommended~!

This is a "friends of the library" bookstore, and has a very wide variety of books, including…read moreinteresting local history books- but there's something there for everyone. Except for some special titles (mostly rare books), the price is $1 hardcover and 50c for soft/paperbacks. Support your local (and tourist) bookstores. As mentioned, they also sell local honey. Free parking. Many titles. Incredibly inexpensive.

Well organized, well stocked. They also keep a good supply of local honey. They have a lot of…read morebooks on local history. There are also some postcards and a few souvenirs. It's run by volunteers.

I first stopped in this place two months ago. I just happened to be in the area and went to buy…read moregroceries. I was surprised that the prices on many things were cheaper here than in the Sierra Vista store, where I normally shop. The aisles were clean and people respected each other. It's a smaller store and they have less of everything than the one in Sierra Vista, but there's always a cashier to help you out. I stopped in again yesterday, coming back from Tucson. The garden center had bare-root blueberries and grapes already for sale!

I'm not local, but I did a quick stop at Walmart for a few items. Parking was plentiful. I found…read moreexactly what I needed in short time. The store appeared clean, stocked, and well kept. It's not as good as my local Walmart, but it's still pretty nice for small town Benson.

This is perfect for travelers just passing through . You can pop in from the road and grab a quick…read morepie , donuts , candles etc and get back to the road . They have an eatery inside as well , soups , sandos , etc. plenty of options. A small taste of what the orchards have to offer further down the way.

I love the selection of items in Apple Annie's store and have tried something new on each visit…read more Today, I brought home apple cider, apple butter and apple cider donuts, along with a super cute tea towel (I love that they have branded items now.) I've also had the cherry cider, salsas and pie and everything has been fantastic. This is a great place for holiday shopping, if you like to give local goods, and the gift shop upstairs also has some very cute items.

Okay, first and foremost, I am a sucker for tourist traps. I love the little roadside attractions…read morewhile you're driving. Do I want to see the two-headed calf? Absolutely I do! Do I want to see the three-headed rattlesnake, of course! Why did it take me so long to stop and see the thing? I don't know. But today memorial Day I decided it was time. Got to say right off the bat. This place does an amazing job of marketing, I was seeing signs for this ever since I left El Paso. Now this is not the first time I've seen it. I have driven past this place on multiple occasions and even stopped for gas here, but I did not venture in to see the thing. Why? Maybe it wasn't my time? Maybe the aliens did not guide me to this until that. Whatever the case, I'm glad I did because I can now check this off my bucket list. For starters, this is one of the cheapest side shows I think I've ever seen. With my senior discount. It came out to under $5 for entrance. I'm not going to do too many spoilers because you really have to walk through it yourself. The bottom line is that this guy grabs a hold of all the conspiracy theories possible and melds them into one place. The big questions are what if dinosaurs were actually ruled by aliens? What if aliens have been here all along? Guiding history? What if an alien drove Winston Churchill in a Rolls-Royce? These are valid questions that one should consider while walking through the tour of the thing exhibit. Now, with any good Taurus trap you have to have a solid gift shop, and the thing delivers. There are shot glasses, hats, t-shirts, stickers, refrigerator, magnets, and anything else you could think of to emblazon with the thing logo. Did I buy a t-shirt? Yes, I did. Did I buy a couple of refrigerator magnets? Yes I did. The bottom line if you are traveling and you need to take a break and stop to check things out. This is the place for you, whether you believe in aliens or not, or believe that Winston Churchill was driven around by an alien, you need to stop by and check this place out. I would give it 10 stars but Yelp only allows for five.

What a super fun stop. We did not want to see "the Thing" but enjoyed the little shop…read more Also, the bathrooms were very clean and the gasoline was cheap. Viva.

I'd have to say for a gas station that has been through a few owners in past years I believe its…read morestill a great place. The food is alway hot and delicious. The clerks there split between a bit quiet or either super happy to help. I think its nice they have tables inside to sit at and many different options from food to snacks and drinks. I'd have to say I find it refreshing the have a fresh kitchen Deli, this is something you dont see very often. Their new addition of the dinosaur statue is certainly something to stop by and see. I'd recommend this place for those traveling highway 80 who need a quick stop on their trips.

I was on my way home and decided to try a cheeseburger and tots. I'm really glad I did! Burger was…read morecooked exactly as I wanted and the tots were crispy ant tasty! The place is clean and the price was very reasonable. Give this place a try. Your tastebuds will be glad you did.

As a traveller, my preferred method is biketouring upon my Doublevision, but often use other means:…read moretrains/trolleys/planes/(motor)vehicles/etc. It was the occasion of a quick family reunion in Los AngelesCA-USA which necessitated the need for a motor vehicle West on I-10 from home inn El PasoTX-USA. Whilst prepping my truck for the 700mile/960km trip, I had knocked the schrader valve needle ajar, causing a whisper of an air leak. My solution was to cap it; no more sound, no more leak. However, my most favorite son was driving when the idiot light came on, alerting him to pull off at the next exit with services. This superior site not only had free air (once we figured out how to operate the nozzle), but he also made the small adjustment to the needle--no more leakage, however minor! The next most important feature was that of nutrition, and server Rayleen in the Subway sandwiches area. Please understand that significance of this super Subway; both my favorite son and his fiancee are vegetarian and Subway is my number one choice of foodstops when biketouring. In fact, Subway is the third photo in my 4th book when I biketoured between El Paso & Houston in 2011! This reflects upon another aspect of this terrific Travel Center: it is at a critical location for when I eventually biketour this route--the shoulder of I-10 is quite useful (and often the only available route) rural road for bicycles transiting the Southern tier of the USA, although some sections (urban) are unacceptable. The most notable unacceptable section is between Texas exit 72 and New Mexico exit 139. However, this gap is extremely well made up for by the "International Ft. Hancock-Las Cruces I-10 Bicycle Bypass" ; which is even more enhanced with your valid passport (greatly facilitates re-entry into the USA) as you pedal through this "Hidden Gem of the World, Crossroads of North America, anchored by El Paso, Cd. Juarez & Las Cruces!" (additional details available at my website: www.juanitohayburg.com) Whatever you do, you can count on excellent vehicle service and needed nutrition at this fantastic Travel Center! It certainly has my "Wheel of Approval!"

This gas station is full of shit, 2nd time we were there and apparently there dump station is out…read moreof order which is bullshit and I know it, they are just saying that to refuse order which I can see as a lawsuit for the poor service on day they will probably go out of business and I won't feel sorry, like don't have a dump station if it's out of order, cause most of rv people will complain about your shitty service for the dump station, about you take it out then.

I love the customer service, friendliness, helpfulness, always a smiling face…read more All sales are prominently posted. Staff knows you by name. I always find everything I was looking for promptly and ease to find displayed. This store is very convenient for me, as it is right around the corner from where I live. Easy walking distance, although I usually drive, if I purchase bulky, heavy items. Items are easy to reach and/or i ask for friendly help, which is always prompt. Never do I find any staff lolligagging (=idling or gossiping in the aisles!!! Just a convenient and fun place to shop those last minute hings at low cost.

I can't get too excited one way or the other about a Dollar General Store. Truth be told, the only…read more"dollar store" I go to regularly is a Dollar Tree that's about a three minute walk from my work, and only because they sell a mysterious 20 oz. can of Diet Coke for ... well, you know. And yet, when my bride and offspring join me sojourning across this great country in our car, and we travel through small 'burgs and 'villes, there is nothing quite as low-brow satisfying as blowing a couple of Andy Jacksons on the abject detritus that fills the shelves of your average Dollar General. Yeah, I know... you NEEDED Oxy-Clean, or PRELL 2-in-1 shampoo/conditioner, or a five-pack of tube socks, or a fifteen-pack of Big League Chew, or a bag of raffia, or a LOL-doll coloring book, or a 98¢ pregnancy test (I hope it's good news!) But most of the time, we truly don't NEED a blessed thing in this store. Still, we'll blow money here like drunks, buying stuff that would make a Goodwill donation guy blush. And that's OK... because Dollar General is about feeling good, even if exiting the establishment is about buying a Power Rangers mask or a big seasonal hat so no one recognizes you walking out and makes you feel bad. As for this DG, it's a good one-- they have all sorts of stuff. Sure, the prices might head north of a dollar, but it's deeply discounted, and most items have the life expectancy of cut tulips anyway. Honestly, you could probably find a few treasures in here if you really put the work in, sell them on eBay, and double your money. But that reeks of effort, and besides, we're just passin' through, Pardner. Smoke if you got em, but apparently not in front of the building?