Excellent service. Helpful and courteous cashiers. Always an enjoyable pitstop in townread more

My favorite gas station. Gas is always cheap and the pumps are new. I have never been inside, but I…read morelove coming to this gas station.

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.

Very congested inside the store and it doesn't require masks be worn. I won't return.read more

We stopped here on the way into Rocky Mountain National Park…read more MAKE SURE YOU FILL UP ON GAS BEFORE YOU ENTER! Especially if you are planning to drive onto Old fall river road! You don't want to be running out of gas climbing up the mountain. The restrooms are exceptionally clean and they have many pumps, so to avoid congestion.

We stopped in here on our way to someplace else:) This…read morelittle store has been here since 1865. It's been through several fires and re-buildings and is still standing and very busy. It has a lot of Mercantile items and also a Small Restaurant. We got some breakfast sandwiches, ham, egg and cheese on an English muffin. My hubby got sausage with his. $450 for the little sandwich. It was really tasty to. The people there are super friendly, and the sandwiches came out pretty quickly. They have some tourist items like homemade salsa from this area. The restaurant has fish fry first weekend of every month. Generous portions of cod and fries. There is also a gas station and a restroom. Not much else around here so stop in and enjoy!

I was on fumes and just made it to their gas pumps. Then I went inside and had a fantastic BLT. I…read moreshall return!!!!!!

Most convenient gas station in EP - right on the main drag of town with the great quality gas you…read moreexpect from Shell at fair prices. 8 pumps available in a fairly tight space so you may need to wait if you hit it at peak time, but otherwise this location is perfect.

I have a new favorite gas station in Estes Park Colorado and it is this Shell…read more Number one, they have free air!!! In the back for your tire pressure needs. Number two, inside it is actually like a normal convenience store with loads of coffees, hot sandwiches and drinks! I had coffee called Jamaica me crazy. That tickled my funny bone. Finally, we all know shell gasoline products are of the highest quality, so my car was also happy with big fat tires and a big fat tank of gas as we drove off. Besides, where else can you get a view of the mountains while you fill your tank?

Our nation's interstate highway system is populated by millions of weary humans traveling in steel…read moreboxes, desperate for fuel, caffeine, and sugar. Most gas stations treat you like a minor inconvenience. Buc-ee's, however, has erected a massive, glittering cathedral dedicated to a cartoon beaver, and it treats highway consumerism as a joyful, high-stakes religion. We were driving from Denver to Cheyenne with a handful of individuals who have never experienced the phenomenon that is Buc-ee's, so stopping was an absolute certainty. People from the Mid-Atlantic who lack worldliness like to claim that Buc-ee's is just an oversized Wawa or Sheetz. They are entirely wrong. For starters, Buc-ee's explicitly bans 18-wheelers from the property, leaving the grid of well over one hundred fueling positions open entirely to a synchronized ballet of family SUVs. Inside, the scale is borderline psychedelic. There is a literal "Wall of Jerky" and rows of rotating homemade fudge flavors. At the center is the Texas Round Up station, where employees in paper hats yell "Fresh brisket on the board!" before chopping smoked beef with rhythmic, hypnotic violence. I bought the mandatory Beaver Nuggets: puffy, caramel-coated corn snacks resembling mutant Corn Pops that possess the terrifying supernatural ability to vanish from the bag without any conscious human intervention. Then there are the restrooms. They are celebrated on billboards for hundreds of miles, and they live up to the mythology. They are massive, brightly lit, and so impossibly clean that you suspect the laws of biological decay have been suspended by corporate decree. The entire operation functions because the company pays wages well above the highway standard, proving a radical sociological theory: if you compensate people fairly, they will actually take pride in keeping a floor spotless. It is a wildly efficient, beautifully absurd roadside institution. You pull in merely needing regular unleaded, and you leave with a warm chopped brisket sandwich, a bag of sugary corn, and a profound sense of wonder.

Wow, this was our first time stopping at a Buc-ee's and it was pretty amazing for a gas station…read more They have TONS of gas pumps, so zero waiting. Their bathrooms are spotless. Shopping was very fun! We bought T-shirts for the family, hats, magnets and a variety of other things. Best of all was the food. We tried the brisket sandwich and Carolina pulled pork sandwich, along with some Beaver chips (homemade potato chips). We bought fudge to go and it was the best fudge I've ever eaten. The jerky selection was next-level and the jerky we tried was amazing. I really wish we had one closer to home but at least we have one in our home state of Arizona now.

Gas - wide lanes and lots of pumps. Prices are competitive…read more Inside the convenience store- Looks updated, and has wide aisles. Lots of black coffee options, in addition to the traditional "gas station cappuccino." Tried their Coke and it wasn't great to be honest. Lots of Icee flavors as well as a make your own shake situation. Cinnabon has its own window with a "baker" attendant in the mornings. My Cinnabon was ok: not amazing -- a bit dry considering it was handed to me out of a pan but not terrible for gas station expectations. There is also a pizza window and some other hot food options, but I haven't tried them. Playground - there is a small playground out front for traveling families, and a McDs across the street.

A week ago, my 21 yr old son, unfortunately had the horrible experience of a kidney stone. He was…read moredriving with a girlfriend and pulled over at this station, parked near the back, and called home for help because of the excruciating pain. While he was waiting for us to get there, one of your employees came out and started yelling at him, telling him to " get the hell off of your property and don't die on your watch.." I've lived here all my life, and realize that this section of town can be a bit sketchy. But my son was an A student, volunteers in his community, is at church every single Sunday, doesn't drink or do drugs, and is a fantastic person all around! He and his friend were simply trying to find a safe place to wait while help was on the way. I am the manager at a restaurant in old town... Never in my wildest dreams would I have so much disrespect for humanity, that I wouldn't check on someone who appeared to be in pain! And instead scream and yell at them to get off of our property. My son had to be taken to the ER. It was serious. Please do better. Be a better human.

Another DELICIOUS experience here; its now a must do every time I visit my sister. I love being…read moreable to have all the options available to me to create any type of sandwich I'm in the mood for. They now have little kiosks to place your order, so you can take your time and read through all the amazing options. I love the gluten-free bread and did a double-meat this time and holy cow it was loaded. I was so full. We shopped for groceries while our sandwiches were made. Its such a great overall experience stopping here. I am a lifer!

Cozy little grocery store. I was nearby and just wanted to get some drinks. They have everything…read morefrom fresh eggs, baked goods, meats, cheeses, all sorts of alcohol (wine, beer, liquor, NA) and the workers are helpful and very sweet.