Had a lovely stop on the way passing through Arizona. This was conveniently right off of the…read morehighway. They have restrooms and lots to shop! Tons of food and beverages as well. One stop shop to get your gas, a potty break, clothing/jewelry, and food/beverages. The store workers were very polite and kind as well! Great customer service is always a huge plus.

It's a easy stop on I40. I will say that it's conviene was nice. The staff was there. The…read morebathrooms were questionable.

Today is Saturday 4/18/26 They have no fuel for cars or semi…read moretrucks and the store is closed. All the lights are out inside and out. Not sure if they are permanently closed or temporary.

This place is gross and old, and the service is bad. They could smile every once and while too. Not…read morevery friendly.

Stopped off here on way to Williams for some water and to get rid of earlier water. I looked at the…read moreold post boxes and I asked the woman if they were actually used and she said yes. Her and her husband just bought the place one month ago. I asked her if she had any eyeglass cleaner and she gave me some packets. They have a lot of odds and ends and what not, I suppose for the campers in the area. Well stocked store and worth a stop. I'm glad I stumbled upon it

Apparently, this functions as a Texaco, the local "general store", and the post office for Parks,…read moreAZ. The bathrooms are immaculately clean and smell good. Even the fuel pumps are clean, with the windhield cleaner bucks stocked and clean. There is also a fairly decent selection of beer, given that the beer selection as it is is relatively small. The gentleman running the store was very kind and engaging with customers. One customer in front of me was visiting from out of the country, and even when his first debit card declined, the clerk was very patient and was in no way demeaning towards the customers. The clientele at this Texaco was also better than what you'd see at a fuel station in Flagstaff proper. I'll definitely be coming back next time I'm driving through the area. The service and bathrooms alone are worth it!

Very nice nostalgic place on Route 66. So much to look at with fresh produce and eggs too! I…read morecould not leave before buying some fresh brown eggs. Owner lady was super nice and friendly as well!

This is not a grocery store... It is a really cool Rt 66 store!! Full of lots of souvenirs biker…read morewear and some vintage antiques. The owners Kirk and Yvette and Marty and Tony are always there having fun on route 66 and stop by good chance that there will be vinyl playing as we have a large collection of vinyl records !!

This stop across country may have been our favorite one! This was an absolutely adorable trading…read morepost in Ash Fork, AZ. There was an assortment of fun and whimsical souvenirs and the place had an old-timey charm, harkening back to the days of the western gold-rush. From the fortune-telling 'Medicine Man' to the make-your-own bags of tumbled rocks, it was a great respite from hours on the road. If you're crossing through the Arizona mountains, I highly suggest stopping here for a bit of rest and relaxation.

We stopped here to gas up. They did have a nice selection of souvenirs. We picked up a Coffee Mug…read moreand a couple other gifts. Service was friendly and they are wheelchair accessible.

This was such a fun and interesting stop. Traditionally a gas station offers food, drinks, gas, and…read morejust a few vehicle or emergency items. This gem on the other hand has All of the traditional things but also carry souvenirs, various wood art, toys, and an extremely popular brand of hot sauce that you cannot find in your local grocery store. There were so many unique things and the overall experience felt magical even for a gas station. Even the young lady working was absolutely wonderful. If you were on a long trip and happen to be passing this place, I suggest you go out of your way just a touch to do it.

CLEAN BATHROOMS Clean inside, adorable gifts and souvenirs,…read morevery kind cashier. Has a drive-through cash wash attached and is next door to a Route 66 shop

They have a employee working at the diesel Island and we…read morewere there for 5 min and this rude and unprofessional, racist male employee, the employee came up and told me to fu***ing move and gave me a middle finger and got aggressive, I could not move because there was another truck in front of me. I complained to the general manager Candice and she essentially did nothing and turned it on me. The employee came in shirking and acting like he wanted to say something, people like that shouldn't work in with the public, plus side is everyone else was nice and the place was clean, plenty of parking and the choice of restaurants was nice

Cleanest, nicest gas station I have ever seen. Restrooms were immaculate! Absolutely wonderful!…read moreStaff was super kind

Conveniently located off I-40. We originally just stopped for gas but ended up heading inside for…read moresnacks and a restroom break. I was very impressed with how clean the restrooms were. The shop is big and carries everything: souvenirs, coffee, hot food (like personal pizza and pulled pork sandwiches), cold sandwiches, and even an A&W counter. The customer service was top-notch; shout out to Mike and Lisa. They were both incredibly welcoming and genuinely cared if we found everything we needed. This is the ultimate one-stop shop. We made it a point to stop here again on our way back home to fill up our tank and grab more snacks. We'll definitely be making this a regular waypoint on our future road trips.

This *is* a Chevron gas station, but we stopped because of the A&W restaurant inside, as I used to…read moreenjoy these places as a teen but we have none back home (Florida). I really enjoyed their hamburger and root beer floats that tasted exactly as I remember them. The same structure also houses a Route 66 souvenir shop that seems to sell the same stuff found elsewhere along the route. The building next door has "the world's largest Route 66 sign" for a great family photo-op. All-in-all a great one-stop shop (gas, food, souvenirs, photos). I would stop here again. Plenty of parking behind the building. We were easily able to park our 25-foot RV.