Older market serves as local convenience store and liquor store for the community of Boron. They…read moredidn't have a very good candy selection; missing my two favorites but staff was cordial when asked about the selection.

This 4 Corner location has been here for years!!!!! Not much has been done in updating it but it's…read morea great place to stop and pee lol The AMPM's bathroom is uhhhhh yeah I don't recommend. You should just stop to use the restroom at either the Chevron or Pilot store. This location gives you the opportunity to over take all the slow cars before you head to a one way street for a couple of miles.

$8 a gallon for diesel when the Pilot across the street is at $6? Absolute rip off! My husband came…read morehere because we just finished at Roadhouse and once he saw the price, he stopped pumping and went across the street. Crazy!

Try to stop here on the way home from camping and love coming here. They changed the layout around…read morea bit from the last time I was here, but love how clean the bathrooms are. They are well stocked, and there are plenty of stalls. I feel like there soda machine is way out of the way now but maybe it's better that way for them, took me awhile to figure out where it was. Love the self service check out machines and it was easy to scan the items and head out. Will definitely be back!

Made a pitstop here in the middle of our roadtrip back home. It's pretty busy finding parking, we…read morejust got lucky with one. It's a very nice gas station. They also have a subway and a Cinnabon. The bathrooms are decent, can't complain much! Good stop to go to for anything . The only con was their drinks weren't very stocked . Other than that, good gas station!

Clean, spacious and welcoming. Open until late and the facility is well maintenance. People working…read morehere is helpful and friendly

I truly wish Yelp allowed negative stars because CVS Pharmacy has apparently decided that helping…read moresick people obtain medication is more of a fun suggestion than an actual business model. I developed a lovely COVID rash that looks like my immune system lost a bar fight. I went to urgent care at 9:00 a.m. My prescription was called in by 9:30 a.m. Thinking this was a pharmacy and not a government infrastructure project, I loitered around CVS until 11:00 waiting for my medication. At 11:00, I called the pharmacy to ask what was going on. The employee informed me that my prescription was apparently sitting on a truck in the parking lot and would be unloaded sometime that afternoon. Or maybe tomorrow. Whenever. You know, whenever the spirit moved them. Now, call me old-fashioned, but when someone's medical treatment is sitting twenty yards away in a parking lot, I tend to think getting it into the building might be considered a priority. Thank God this wasn't me having to pick up insulin for someone with diabetes or something more urgent. By 2:00 p.m., my rash was getting worse, bleeding in places, and generally making me look like I had contracted a medieval plague. I finally called urgent care and asked them to transfer the prescription to Walgreens because CVS seemed committed to treating medication fulfillment like an episode of Storage Wars. The urgent care staff was confused because they had confirmed earlier that the medication was in stock. So urgent care called CVS. Miraculously, twenty minutes later, I received a phone call from CVS informing me that my prescription was ready after all. Apparently there had been a "misunderstanding." The real issue, they said, was that my insurance wasn't covering the medication. Excuse me? How exactly is that a misunderstanding? Your employee didn't say, "We're waiting for insurance approval." Your employee didn't say, "There's a coverage issue." Your employee told me my medication was sitting on a truck and might be unloaded later if the stars aligned and Mercury exited retrograde. And if the medication wasn't covered by insurance, why was nobody planning on telling me that? I would have happily paid out of pocket hours earlier instead of sitting at home itching and bleeding while wondering if I needed an exorcism. The most frustrating part is that I'm not just picking up prescriptions for myself. I also pick up medications for my elderly neighbor with dementia, whom I help care for. Reliability matters. Communication matters. Basic competence matters. After this experience, CVS has lost all of my pharmacy business. Future prescriptions for both of us will be going to Walgreens, where I can only hope the medications are stored inside the building and the employees communicate in complete sentences and do not have the maturity level of high school students As a grand finale to this circus, when the pharmacy tech finally handed me my prescription, she informed me that the pharmacist wanted to explain how to use it. You better believe I rolled my eyes so hard my COVID headache came back. "Seriously, bro?" I said. "I've been scratching this rash until it bleeds all day while you guys move at the speed of a DMV sloth on Xanax. I think I can figure this one out." At this point, I was fairly confident the complicated medical instructions consisted of: open tube, apply cream to rash, try not to claw your own skin off. I assured them that I possessed the advanced reading skills necessary to decipher the package directions all by myself. Then I planned to apply said medication while driving home in my awesome Jeep, belting out show tunes and celebrating the fact that after an entire day of waiting, I had finally obtained the prescription that was apparently trapped somewhere between a parking lot truck, an insurance issue, and a complete communication breakdown. If your pharmacy's customer service requires intervention from urgent care before anyone can explain what's actually happening, something has gone very wrong.

Gas, bathroom, drinks...the only downside to this station is the loooooonnngggg line at the 4 way…read morestop at 58 & 395.

I give this 76 four stars just because of location and effort they put into keeping their restrooms…read moreclean. Great location, like I said, clean restrooms, some travel items available and good customer service.

Basically your typical Truck Stop…read more They had good prices for gas, they had a vast selection of sweet and salty snacks, hot food, and the like. They also have just about anything you might need for your big rig or wannabe vehicle. The bathrooms were clean and the staff friendly and on point

Lots of snacks options and both hot and cold food. I ordered two slices of pizza for $8.50. I got…read morethe Meat Lovers and Pepperoni. The toppings were aplenty and nicely crisped. Overall, great for a quick pitstop for some hardy food. Not too sure about their restrooms though.

Best food on the road from Vegas to California. Always stop for some type of gummy bears and peach…read morerings. Everyone is super friendly. The cashiers are very quick. An overall great experience every time I leave town and come back into town.

EddieWorld is a fun and interesting stop with a wide variety of snacks, toys, knickknacks, and…read morerandom gadgets. When you first walk in, it can feel a little overwhelming, but there are definitely plenty of options to browse. Most of the snacks were fairly standard, but I did find a few interesting items, such as garlic chips and a variety of vegetable chips. Those stood out as more unique and made the stop feel a bit more worthwhile. Overall, it is a fun place to stop if you are already passing through and want to stretch your legs, browse, or grab a snack, but I wouldn't go out of your way to stop here specifically.

This is a gas station off the main road in Wrightwood. I believe there's four pumps for gas. They…read morealso sell cold beverages, snacks, newspapers and even passes for the local ski resort. I go here to get newspapers and a day pass when I intend to hike Inspiration Point. The cashiers are always friendly and service is quick, there's usually no line. Cute little stop heading in or out of town. Not much parking but it's easy to park nearby and walk a short distance if no parking is available at the market itself.

The staff are always nice and price for gas is always fair. Their selection is pretty stacked and…read morethey're quick to restock. I've only spoken to the owner when he's there a couple times, but he's also very pleasant in my experience. Very glad Wrightwood has this gas station.

Needed to grab some quick snacks on our way to our Lake Arrowhead home and stopped at this 7-11 for…read morethe first time. Darling storefront and we were able to easily grab parking right in front. The store was well stocked and has that 'mountain vibe', meaning it's a little bit funky. We found all that we needed and the woman who checked us out was super nice. We will definitely shop here again, BUT, I saw that someone else posted a Yelp review that there was a huge MAGA Trump display at the entrance which would make me absolutely boycott this store if I see that garbage here. I didn't notice it but then again, I made a beeline for the snacks and was occupied talking with my husband on the way out.

I went to this 7-11 at about 12am to grab snacks for a movie after checking out my hispanic friend…read moresaid gracias when we were leaving and the rude indian employee yelled 'putas' at us while we were leaving and laughed. Very rude service and the place smelt like dirty feet and cheese.

SUPER unfriendly staff and made me feel so uncomfortable, the vibes were super off in there and I…read morewould not go again, go anywhere else

Be careful when using your debit card to purchase. I bought items $14.83 and checked my bank…read moreaccount 2 days later to find a charge of $148.36. I gave them the benefit of the doubt that it was an accident and tried repeatedly to call and talk to someone. Nobody ever answered. I left a very polite message with my phone number and never heard back. I was only in Big Bear for the night so going in to speak to someone isn't an option. My bank wouldn't allow the dispute claim because I did make a purchase. My fault for not asking for a receipt and disappointed with the lack of response.