I stopped at this place on the way back from Vegas simply because it was so middle of nowhere that I had to see what it was like. Across the street was an abandoned burger joint and an RV... and then all around you is desert as far as the eye can see. Like others have said, gas prices are 40-50 cents higher for no apparent reason. While it's one of the last gas stations if you are driving towards Nevada, it's certainly not the last driving towards California. If you drive but 3-5 miles towards CA, you'll get to a slew of normal priced gas stations, restaurants, fast food joints, and even a few malls.
The one cool thing about this place was that it had a crane machine where they attached $20s and even a $100 to the animals. It's $1 to play and the first time I played, I had actually gotten the hook INSIDE the tag of the $100 animal.... but then it simply came out the same way it went in.
Prices for food and drinks are as to be expected, though I'd recommend staying away from the homemade packaged goods they sell there, more specifically, the peanut brittle. I don't know what it was, but it definitely wasn't made of peanuts nor brittle nor tasted like food. I think they just repackaged sand glass from the nuclear testing in the desert and laugh.
It's a pretty clean gas station, they have gas, albiet pricey, they have an air pump, and when I was there, they even had some fixing a tire of a family who's car got a flat. Who knows how much they had to pay, but it's good the option is there.
Pro: $$$ crane machine, though it will steal your money. They also give you those $1 Eisenhower coins instead of actual dollar bills. I'm gonna try using these as bar tips
Con: Kinda fails as a gas station with overpriced gas; horrible pre-packaged peanut brittle; people there don't understand english very well read more