This location is listed as a truck stop, but stop here in a semitruck and hope you get lucky enough…read moreto find a place to park. There's only maybe 7 or 8 spots in the back. There are signs that say no parking on the fuel island, even if no one else is there. Based on reviews, there are no exceptions. Too bad. It seems like a decent place inside from the one time we could find a space to park. It's small. Clean. It's not worth the parking issue, though. The second time there, we pulled forward at the pumps so we could go in for coffee, cigarettes, and maybe some food. An old guy came out and told us we were not allowed to park. We told him we were going in to make a purchase. He could've cared less. Told us to park on the street or find somewhere else. They definitely do not want truck drivers as clientele. We've never been treated so rudely. No worries. We'll never stop again at this Sinclair or any other. Ever.

Big concrete dinosaur outside, so that's a huge plus. Love that they're still using the Sinclair…read morebranding and signage. Filled my tank here (card transaction), and there is no squeegee, no windshield cleaner and no paper towels. There might be some inside, but the door was locked and no one was inside the convenience store part. So, I couldn't get a bottle of water, either. And this is not 3 AM - it's in the middle of the afternoon on a Tuesday. Where is everybody?

Yes has the sparkling clean bathrooms. Yes bought the Kloanches and Egg and Brisket burritos. Yes…read morebought the 2 Buc-ees ball caps and the two t-shirts for the grandkids. Yes spent over $100. I am not paying .19 cents per bag to get my stuff to the truck. I know I am sounding silly but charging for bags after spending over $100 seems a little selfish to me. I will continue to go to Buc-ees but as I do I n Aldi I will start bringing my own bags.

We recently drove 3000 miles and were looking towards our first visit to Buc-ee's. We even sent…read moreslightly out of our way just to make it here! It was totally worth it. I thought I bought a bunch of food and merchandise, but I was wrong. I should have spent more Driving in we decided to fill up even though the tank was pretty full. 100 spots to fill, so no there was no wait. The bathrooms were clean and they even had lights above each stall to show which were open. They sell a lot of stuff. I got a shirt, sweats, hats, and a few other items that looked like fun things to have. I skipped the $20 onsie. I probably should have bought that too. As for food, I love the fresh chips and those chopped brisket sandwiches. I did not think the breakfast sandwiches were as tasty. There is a wall of beef jerky, but I went straight to the glass and asked started pointing and asking for it by weight. Jerky isn't cheap, but it's good. My favorite was like a refrigerated ready to eat sausage.

I've been in Estes Park for a week and have frequented this gas station throughout my time here…read more Everyone that works here is exceptionally friendly and helpful. They go above and beyond to instantly makes you feel at home. While I didn't catch everyone's name on each of my visits (my fault), Robert is a beacon of hospitality. Whether you're here on vacation, starting a new life here, or a local, I'd recommend this place to anyone. Really exemplary service. A++

This gas station has three things going for it:…read more 1. Great view from the tanks! 2. Safeway discount! Cha-Ching! I saved $.50 per gallon on my last fill up! 3. This is also Estes Park's secret Bigfoot museum BIGFOOT!!! When you think your day couldn't have gotten any stranger, pop in for a Diet Coke and peruse the wall of Bigfoot inside this gas station. All of the evidence presented on the wall of Bigfoot suggests that Bigfoot is alive and active in Estes Park! I'm surprised I haven't seen him yet. Now I'm a little scared to go outside.

Quick stop in our roadtrip for gas and restroom. They had a nice sized seating area for the small…read morerestaurant, a liquor store on the side, and all the basics you'd expect to find at a convenience store. Bathrooms were nice and clean, and the place itself was not busy to get in and out of quickly!

The older lady's are always super rude and intimidating. The young kids are always great! The older…read moregals will stand in the back and talk then act like the customer is an inconvenience to their gossip session. When we go get propane a specific lady is ALWAYS super rude about it again making it seem like a huge inconvenience to her. They handle situations terribly, making them worse than they are. Again the young kids are always great and very nice!

Patrick was really nice at the checkout. He talked to us and asked my mom and I about our day and…read moreshook her hand. Give Patrick a raise!

The deli has really great food and the people that work there are the best.The grocery store has…read morethe friendlist people. They greet you when you come in the door and offer txo carry out your bags. You can find whatever you need.

The employee that works graveyard really hustles. Maniss is always super friendly working hard and…read morethe coffee is always hot and fresh. Thanks

This is the worst convenience store I have ever been to. The staff is typically surly and there are…read moreall sorts of undesirable people hanging out in front of the store and behind it in the back alley. Constantly asked for handouts and spare change. The store is also filthy and crowded. Slurpee machines never work. Avoid this convenience store at all costs.

Recently had to switch pharmacy because of Medicare coverage. Selected Walgreens based on…read morereputation. This place is horrible. I haven't found any prescription prepared within a reasonable time. Staff acts like it's my problem that they are two or three hours behind on prescriptions. Stay away unless you've got half a day to wait for simple prescriptions, refills, or new it doesn't make any difference.

The pharmacy is okay, but if I need meds I will just get them from the local VA hospital as they…read moreare much faster, and deliver regular refills to your home. They have a fair assortment of lotions, food powders and the like. A rather large portion of the store is dedicated to make-up for some reason as well. There is a meager toy section that is VERY overpriced so veer the children away from it. Animal food etc., is bare bones and about the same as you'd find at Big Lots. Some greeting/birthday cards as well as gift bags etc., for those of us who totally buy a gift the day of a birthday because we forgot. Great selection of regular over-the-counter medicines near the pharmacy. The food aisles are packed full of unhealthy food. I mean I understand having them there as a convenience, but this Walgreens in its current location serves as a grocer for a lot of lower income people nearby and they should have access to healthier foods rather than garbage that's saturated in fat and sodium. Speaking of healthy, why does a pharmacy sell tobacco products still? It's rather strange to me. The store is clean, and the staff is alright (they can be curt sometimes). The hours are a big draw as there are a great deal of late night boozehounds/meth-heads that meander from the dive hotels nearby so be on your toes. There can be some seedy people in the area.

Ok I mainly checked into these places because as weird as this sounds, truck stops on long ass…read moretrips are somehow homey to me. You walk in and see all kinds of people! They have almost everything you need especially stuff to make you happy after hours and hours on the road with one of the hardest people to travel with lol. I loved them this time (again) because on my last cross country road trip, I decided to buy magnets in every state we stopped in. I started it late and started in Wyoming last time. This time, I started in Georgia. I basically got the same state magnets hahahaha, with the exception of a few new ones. This place was FANTASTIC! Right away I was like OMG I love the vintage look! I am a huge fan of historical places or places like this that was built in the 70s of 80s and has never changed lol. I could be wrong but the 80s vibes were so strong with this one. The place was, Ima say this in my Bette Davis voice (totally just gave myself away lol) but one of her famous lines "WHATA. DUMP!" Because it was kinda lol. It was so old. Did this bother me? Hell no! Not to mention it had PROBABLY the best souvenir section. They had an entire little area carved out for all kinds of kitschy shit and several state souvenirs to choose from. They didn't have the state I was in tho. BOOOO! Then again, this was a common occurrence in many truck stops unfortunately. I did buy magnets for states that I was either already in and couldn't find them while there or states I was headed to lol. I'm such an old woman hahaha! Bottom line, this place was awesome. If they had 80s and 90s music playing it would have been the best truck stop ever hahaha! The staff was fantastic too. I asked for help from one girl and she was like "I should t suggest this but try...." and I was like ..why say it like that? She's like...because fn hate that place, I used to work there and ugh omg..." Right away I was like..:LOVVVVE this person! Haha! I added the pics to show you the vintage looks. Nostalgia is big with me. Probably because the current state of the world/country is so depressing. So visiting places like this takes you back to an easier time in life if just for only like 10-15 mins. Not sure what else to say. It's a truck stop lol. If you're traveling through the Midwest, chances are you will stop here or see and be like..."hmm, looks rundown, let's go to the next one. Let's go to LOVES! Of Flying J!" Sure those are ok, they're everrryhwhere but places like this, ones that have survived the equivalent to the way Walmart took over, (LOVES and Flying J being the Walmart's for those who couldn't catch on lol) but for places like this that have survived a corporate takeover in TruckstopLandia, are the places that should be visited. Who cares that they are vintage, and 'lived in' That's what makes them so much better! Plus you get to get help from employees that are REAL people! The best kind! Safe Travels, Yelpinnies! Cheers!

I am writing to formally submit a complaint regarding the poor service I received at this TA Truck…read moreService location. I arrived for a tire change and was told by Christiana at the front desk that there would be a two-hour wait. I waited in the designated area as instructed. However, after waiting for three hours, Christiana informed me that they could not service my truck today because other vehicles were taken ahead of mine, despite there being no other trucks present when I arrived. I was then offered an appointment for tomorrow evening, which is unacceptable given that I was already promised service today. I request that management look into this situation and address the mismanagement of appointments.

Good stop for fuel, bathroom and food. Fuel prices are pretty good. Consistant with the area. Pumps…read morefor autos and trucks/RV's. The ladies room is clean. Baby diaper changing table is else where, ask at the cashier. Store has souveniers, car needs, ice, grab 'n go foods, bottled soda, fountain drinks, coffee drinks, frozen foods, snacks, and hot dogs. A Krispy Krunch Chicken fast food restaurant is in the same building. Enter from the front parking area or inside the store. They are at the end of a hallway where the restrooms are located. Looks newly renovated in there and smells amazing. All staff we encountered were friendly and helpful.