Gas prices are more than reasonable especially given the fact they are the only station in town…read more The location is great whether you are visiting Pineview, driving through Monte Cristo, or the monastery. The fountain drinks have a delightful balance of syrup and carbonation, very much appreciated on a hot summer day. They have the usual snacks and candy, plus hot nuts, a small ice cream bar and cold juices, sodas and beer. The staff is wonderfully surly and kind. Friendly and fearsome at the same time. But o-m-g the bathrooms...the horror...the sludge... I'm nine months pregnant so toilets any and everywhere are vitally important to me. After waiting in a line 5 people deep, and some rotten individual hogging the ladies room for at least 20 minutes, I followed the lead of everyone else and used the men's room. Let's put it this way: the bathroom that Ewan McGregor's character uses near the beginning of Trainspotting looked cleaner. The cuff of my pants was unknowingly filtering up the aforementioned sludge and left me sickened beyond description. I'm going to assume this was a worst case scenario sort of situation that only happens on a really busy weekend with really inconsiderate bathroom-goers...but still...what's worse, someone sent their pre-teen daughter in there just before me. Clean up the bathrooms, I beg, this is a great little store otherwise!

Worst encounter EVER!!!!!!! Manager Gina refused to let my friend use the bathroom unless we were…read morepaying customers. I put money out and made purchase before she would give the bathroom key. I have purchased food and used the restroom here before to which she told me I'm a liar. She told me no gas stations in the area had public restrooms and she did not have to let us use the BR. She yelled at us to leave the property or she would call the cops. She then verbally assaulted my friend who was visiting from Oklahoma, saying "I've see you in here before get off my property or I'll call the cops" My friend is Native American and felt she was attacked due to race, as I was not in the store when she asked to use the BR. She also yelled at 2 bicyclist because they spoke to us as we left. I contacted the Sherif who was on patrol. He was not shocked.... I WILL CONTINUE TO PURSUE THIS BUSINESS WITH COMPLAINTS. Gina is the manager and one of the worst people I've ever encountered. There is a campground with services just up the road who has great customer service....... BTW I'm local and have been here many times but will NEVER be back

Stopped by here to pick up a few items before our trip back…read more Felt welcome when I walked in and the staff was helpful. Travis was very kind and I appreciate that too! I picked up the delicious Utah chocolate mint truffles to give as gifts and some bottled waters. As I was standing in line I noticed their chicken tenders were looking yummy so I picked some up. There was a review I read in Yelp about them so I was motivated to try them out. Yup. I stand by that review... the chicken tenders were AMAZING! Moist, crisp, tender, good size, etc!! Yes that memorable! Lol Take notes...they were even better than some of those chicken tender places in Cali!! I was shocked but also happy I tried them out!!! When I'm back in Utah, I'm going to pick up a bag of tenders for dinner!!! So worth it and the prices are reasonable!!!

I came here after paddle boarding with my family and convinced them to try their famous gas station…read morechicken and potato wedges. They were very hesitant but, they loved it! It will be our new spot for all seasons, whether skiing or paddle boarding! I review restaurants with my OAT method: O= Overall experience - It's a gas station. Nothing too fancy. The food was a self serve station. A= Appearance - Be aware the potato wedges are THICK. My brother didn't love them... but take that lightly because he's not a big potato wedge fan. I personally really liked them! T= Taste - For gas station quality chicken it was super great!! Plus, if you've read my other reviews you'll know I'm a big sauce girl. I loved the ranch and honey mustard!

If this little country store hasn't appeared in a Lifetime movie, it should. It's the epitome of…read moresmall town convenience store-from the scenic location tucked in the mountains to the friendly lady inside that probably knows all the locals by name. It may not be fancy or have the latest bells and whistles that some of the larger gas stations have, but you can get a cup of coffee, fill up 'yer tank and maybe even grab a donut for the road. And that ain't all that bad at all.

Let's start with the owners, they're amazing. The service is top notch, and all the "dumb"…read morequestions I had about my vehicle were met with an honest approach. Rather than trying to up-sale me, they got me what I needed to get home (Oregon). Diamond in the rough. Store has great food selections, and lots of options for kids ( I have a picky eater). Will definitely visit again if we are passing thru the area.

Stopped in because of manifold issues. They gave us as much help as they could to get us back on…read morethe road. Wouldn't take any pay for their help. We sure appreciate them and the help they gave us!

These pirates are currently selling gas for a whopping 90 cents (!) more per gallon than the…read moreSinclair stations at the next exits on eastbound I-80 (Coalville) and Westbound I-80 (US-40).

My kids and I love to visit this place often. Great selection, clean, and well managed.read more

I love this store I go here when going to a friends house every time even though I live in salt…read morelake. There store is always clean and the employees are some of the friendliest I have met at a convenience store.

My favorite gas station! The staff is wonderful and kind! The fountain drinks are the best! 5…read morestars

What an incredible place this is with such a fantastic staff!!…read more It is my honor and privilege to write a review for these great and wonderful people who work with care, compassion, are so diligent at what they do, and especially the way they are to those enter in. I wish I could name them all by name, but there is one especially who has made an invaluable difference in my life. Not just by the way he has treated me, nor by the way he has treated everyone else, but by the personal impression he has made in my life. I am truly a better man by witnessing his example and feeling his care and concern for me individually. ..Riley I want to thank you for all you have done for me. Thank you. Each time I have came in and seen him he is actively making the best possible difference in the lives of those around him. Each time he is smiling with a positive attitude and seems to always be helping someone. I know I'm not the only one he brings smiles to because I've seen others thankful and grateful for him going out of his way to take care of their needs. As I have witnessed this, those he is helping are smiling and sometimes laughing. Sometimes those who have the lightest touch on your life have the greatest affect!! Riley and the entire Chevron staff, thank you sincerely. Micah Brewster

The store is my go to on my way out of town. It is almost always well stocked with only a few…read moreexceptions. It's clean the team is pretty friendly for the most part but who can be perfect. Keep it up Maverik you guys have a great program

When "I feel the need... the need for speed," I stop into a Maverik gas station and see how many…read moreTop Gun quotes I can drop in the store with the clerk before I am asked to leave. Moreover, when my "ego is writing checks my body can't cash," Maverik has coffee and sugar, critical components to "show me the way home, Honey!" On my recent stop here, I regarded the attractive lady behind the counter, and thought to myself: "she's lost that loving feeling." So I walked right up to her, and, so as to revive her spirits, I stated, "You can be my wingman anytime." She smiled, and said, "Bull$#%+... you can be mine." Mrs. Picante didn't approve, but she knows the game when you visit a Maverik gas station. And she knows me. So I told my bride, "It's time for the big one." She asked, "You up for this one, Maverick?" "Just a walk in the park, Kazansky!" I exclaimed... and filled up one of their 44 oz. super jumbo cups with ice and Dr. Pepper. I spilled a little and noticed the floor was slippery. I told Mrs. to watch her step. Wifey said, "that's right Ice-- man. I am dangerous." Awesome. Walking back out to the car, I stopped a random stranger with Wisconsin plates and told him, "you're not going to be happy unless you're going Mach 2 with your hair on fire." He laughed out loud and said with a thick Wiscaansaan accent, "I like that in a pilot!" Coulda sworn it was Viper himself. Anyway, I got into my cockpit, made sure my RIO was onboard, and requested a fly by of the store as we pulled out with the trailer. Negative, Ghostrider, the pattern was full... but we did it anyway. "This could be complicated." (Cue Steve Stevens instrumental....)

I really do love Maverick's gas stations! They tend to be above average in their offerings,…read morecleanliness and gas prices. This one was no exception. Truck stop as well, with long bays, which was perfect while towing on our trip, also right off the freeway. They have a DQ attached as well, along with solid food offering for prepackaged and warm. Large spacious bathrooms and overall great pit stop to fill up on fuel and snacks.

This is a busy location right off the freeway, but it's very clean for how much traffic it sees,…read moreboth inside and out. There is a separate area just for diesel as well as a CAT scale. Inside, there is a lot of space with a limited selection of snacks. There is a grill with hot food as well as a hot selection for snacks. On the other side of the stop is a DQ. Didn't use these bathrooms, but the decor leading to them was interesting. No gift shop items (sad face emoji), but the store's fresh food was surprisingly very good. I generally have low to average expectations for gas station fresh sandwiches and wraps, so imagine my shock when I inhaled the turkey wrap. Fresh, delicious, and well-prepared is all I have to say.

"I'm learning to fly but I ain't got wings Coming down is…read morethe hardest thing" (Tom Petty) Our tour bus stopped here for gas and provide us with a "Comfort Break" on the way to Jackson, WY and gave us half an hour to do our business, buy snacks, souvenirs, etc. They had a lot of pre-made sandwiches, hot foods like burgers, chicken, and corn dogs, and plenty of convenience store staples like jerky, chips, groceries, etc. We also saw a truck driver's area with showers and a lounge with tables for the long hauler to relax. We decided to buy a Wyoming lottery ticket, because hey... why not? The staff was great, especially the young guy who answered our questions about the Wyoming lottery.

Clean bathrooms and cute store. When I came out of the store I found out that none of the pumps…read morewere working. Good thing we had enough gas to get us to the next station.

If you're cruising down I-80 towards I-84 west in the middle of the night and you leave Evanston…read morethinking you'll just get gas at the next town, and then when you get to Echo and realize there is no gasoline and you have to go all the way to Henefer, drive a mile into town, and then see that not only are their pumps ancient and not the credit card kind, but they're also very very closed, you'll end up back on I-84 going downhill (coasting in neutral, mostly) and going 7 more miles to the town of Morgan. When you finally (thankfully) get to Morgan you'll coast into this 7 Eleven you'll feel like it's the brightest, biggest, most beautiful building in the universe. Indeed, it's a nice, modern, definitely open at 3am gas station with a hefty-sized convenience store on premises. Dig your fingernails out of the steering wheel, fuel up, and then thank heaven for 7 Eleven.

I gave this place 5 stars because the only employee there was really nice and because this location…read moresaved our whole trip!! I drove 3,000 miles from Florida to Oregon and I guess lack of sleep clouded my judgement because I thought I could make it just a little bit further even though my gas was low. We stopped in Hefener, a small town admit 20 miles or so from Morgan and drove around for 30 minutes trying to find a invisible gas station. They were closed so we didn't realize that we had passed it 3 times! We made it to this 7 Eleven on EMPTY, LITERALLY and I was almost in tears! Fill up Yelpers and when you get to a quarter of a tank, fill up again because you just never know. Ps: the bathrooms were very clean and the location sits alone. Happy Yelping...