We're driving for around 4 hours or so and everybody on the crew in this fat suburban need s to get…read moreout and stretch the legs and use the restrooms. Closing in on Tonopah driving up the hill we get into town. Usually I stop at the far north end of town at the station that gas the Burger King inside. But this time I decided to stop in the middle of town at this Giggle Springs. I think I've stopped at another station with the same name on Bishop CA. This place seemed to have the cheapest gas in town and a good sized connivence store to get more road food. There wasn't a line for gas, so I pull in and pick a pump. The rest of the crew heads inside to the restrooms and junk food. The pump takes my credit card fine and I set the pump to pumping. This Suburban suck a ton of gas for the distance. But we're carrying 5 people and a ton of gear, so per person I guess it's worth it. I go in and use the restroom, decently clean, get a couple of cans of coke and now I get to have someone else do the driving! Reno, actually Carson City here we come!

You know it's another convenience store. I will say that when I was there the two clerks at the…read moreregisters for super nice and funny. They had me cracking up. They had everything I needed in the store plus I got to meet some very nice and funny people. Nothing negative to say at all .

So this was for the gas portion only. Was on my way to explore the desert and could not check in to…read moremy nearby hotel for 5 hours. It is a Valero Station as well. The prices were in line with everybody else in town. The window washer fluid was full and not really dirty. Not much else to say

Yes...Great experience..the store, and restroom was spotless . The employees very kind.. my coffee…read morewas fresh I got my gas there too I will return

This is the kind of huge used bookstore where it's overwhelming organized and disorganized chaos…read morewhen you walk in. I'm sure the owners of this fine establishment know where everything is, and it would take more than a couple wonderful hours for me to figure this place out. Luckily for Gayle and me, the Nevada-centric books were up front. She found one that had a good description of the "nearby" Hot Creek Ranch, where her extended family still has ownership. I enjoyed and purchased an older Nevada tour book, with great maps and descriptions. And it really didn't matter that many of these places were no more. Unfortunately, our time was limited and I don't think we even scratched the surface of this place. But we'll be back to peel this onion back a little more.

Sad to say it but I loved this book store and it's closed I think permanently because it had…read morecardboard all of the windows. Wish they still had this in town because I always came here and bought hella books. Sad to see a good thing close

Great place to find local antiques. A variety of Eastern Sierra items like mule buckles made…read morelocally. They have fishing and hunting antiques which are quite intriguing. They also have jewelries and furnitures.

Cool antique store right off 395. Nice folks run it and there is a lot of antique furniture here! I…read morepurchased a very cool hand carved dough bowl.

When road-tripping, we're pretty intentional about mapping out our route from point A to point…read moreB--making note of all the essential stops like gas stations and, of course, bathroom breaks. Ever since Love's Travel Stop opened in Tonopah, it's officially become our go-to midpoint stop. It's clean, convenient, and exactly what you hope for when you're breaking up a long drive. We happened to stop in during a busy Friday night rush, and despite the crowd, Cody (who's currently in training) handled things really well. He stayed pleasant, composed, and professional the entire time--which isn't always easy, especially as a new hire in a high-traffic setting. Kudos to Cody for keeping it together under pressure--that kind of attitude definitely doesn't go unnoticed.

Love's has become our go-to stop when we're on the road. Their locations are consistently clean,…read morewell stocked, and easy to get in and out of. The staff usually keeps things organized, and the stores are maintained better than most places along the highway. Their app is also surprisingly useful. It makes planning fuel and rest stops simple, which helps a lot on longer drives. Overall, it's a reliable place to pull in for gas, snacks, or a quick meal.

Typical Chevron station with an easy on and off the highway. THe prices for gas were basically…read moreidentical to all the other stations. It also boasted a vast convenience store that had both a Burger King and a Subway The window washer fluid actually had soap in it to help clean the bugs off the windshield which was appreciated

If your service station is a major stop along a long, lonely highway and you allow the majority of…read moreyour urinals to be out of order for months on end, that's a fail. Being frequently out of Diesel and having issues with the payment system on your pumps and also not putting out squeegees and windshield cleaning fluid really doesn't help matters either. I can't really say much positive about this place. The general vibe they're conveying is, "We know you don't have a lot of choices out here in the hinterlands so we're not going to put any effort into our offering". The last urinal going out of commission is just the cherry on top of this crappy business

Stopped here on a road trip about 6-7 years ago and got one of their sandwiches. It made my Top 5…read moresandwiches ever list for sure. Potato salad was fantastic as well. Fresh cinnamon rolls were also a great treat. Came back this year to get another sandwich!! A Must Stop place for anyone passing by. Highly recommend you get a sandwich while you're there!!!

Gayle and I were advised to gas up here on our way to the Hot Creek Ranch area (near Tybo)…read more There's a lot of "middle of nowhere" in Nevada, with the nearest fill-up often more than 100 miles away. As it turns out, the Shoshone Market isn't the only gas station in the area, but you'd have to go off the highway and into Hadley (the company town for the nearby gold mine). The gas pumps here are dated back to when I worked for my Dad's gas station in NW Iowa. The displays were very analog and very cool. Plus you need to gas up first and then pay inside. Also, while out here, one doesn't question the per gallon price. They also have a deli counter where you can get fresh made sandwiches, that were really good. Pre-made food is also available too, but we were glad that we went for the custom choice. There's also plenty of drink, chip, and salad choices. The people making our sandwiches were friendly, as were the folks up at the front counter. And yes, the restrooms were clean and a much better choice that rest stop facilities and isolated road side detours.

We were on vacation and making our way from one huge metropolis (Kingston) to another (Belmont)…read more After filling our trailer with much needed water at the rest area in Carvers, we stumbled on this town called Hadley, which is obviously a 'company town' attached at the hip to the Round Mountain gold mine. We were in need of ice and (ahem) beer, so we pulled off the road and headed into town. We found the General Store almost by accident because it doesn't look like your average Safeway or Raley's with huge windows across the front. No, this is a STORE which barely had windows next to the front door! Maybe it's because they didn't want to waste valuable wall space where shelving could be placed instead of pesky windows. Now the amazing part. They've got just about anything you could want in a 'supermarket' in this store. The aisles are a bit narrow, but that's so they can put MORE of them IN there! Lots and lots of stuff. Just the spot for RV'ers to restock anything they're likely to need. Ice, beer, even top shelf liquor. The wine selection is somewhat lacking, but I think most miners don't give a HOOT about wine. Lots of different brands of beer though (because that's what I think miners DO care about). And the kicker? The prices are not bad at all. You'd expect to pay a lot more when out in the middle of gosh-darned nowhere (like you do in, oh, say Austin), but not HERE. I'm thinking maybe the mine subsidizes this in some way, because this is really NOWHERE. Beautiful scenery all around, and that's why we travel out like this, but it has to cost a fortune to truck all this stuff in. The town has a gas station and the usual bars too, but this store has to be what sustains the lives of all these people. And we RV'ers who also need the services. Also, be sure to pick up a copy of the "Valley View" newsletter. It's a bi-weekly newsletter that will give you an idea of what life is like in a town like Hadley. Interesting reading.

From the owner: General grocery shopping General Merchandise…read moreFresh cut meat Meat Trays Produce Trays Flower Arrangements Specialty Items Registered Clothing All Special Orders must be made 48 hours in Advance

This 101 year old store has an amazing selection of warm wool clothing: Socks, jeans, shirts, and…read moreeven thick Pendleton Sweaters. The service is also impeccable with the young gentleman assisting with sizes and finding the something in your budget. For those with kids ask them about the vintage steel button cash register.

Great selection and helpful but not pushy staff. Most everything I see in the store seems to be…read morehigh quality.