We just had our debit card locked into your pump at Logan New Mexico, and the guy ripped it in half…read moretrying to get it out. Now my bank is charging a $15 fee and it will take 4 days to get a replacement. Your cashier was rude, and when I went in to ask her to help us get the card she said well that pump and another one is broken. So she knew 2 pumps were down and no sign was put on them, she let me put my card in the broken machine Then she threatened to call the cops on me because I was upset. This is unprofessional and unacceptable The coffee was disgusting also.

There is always a big turnover with staff and that is common in Quay County to say the least…read more Allsup's can be mixed. Staff are never pleasant or friendly. Food is not the greatest, which is sad as Allsups' burrito is legendary. It is okay for a basic drink and snack run. You'd be better off going next door to the Stop N Go for tastier food and drinks.

The thing I will say about Loves is it's more than just gas, It's a convenient store with plenty of…read moreauto trucker type items as well. The gas is high quality. The bathrooms were clean, and the staff were keeping things stocked and clean. They also had some fresh cut fruit, which was a nice change of pace instead of regular junk food. They also usually have some type of hot food available, whether it's a restaurant that's part of it or a hot sandwich cold sandwich area.They have a consistent product. There's plenty of trucker services from showers to qas and parking that were adequate for the truckers and for vehicles.

An ok gas stations. There are plenty of pumps but they are really busy! You may have to wait a bit…read more Convenience store : They have all the usual snacks, food, and knick knacks. It does feel cramped and crowded in there between the aisles and people though Bathrooms: The bathroom was clean but there were only 3-4 stalls and a line the whole time. Only one soap dispenser worked and only 2 of the sinks. Pet area: They have a fenced pet area but it has no grass or cover from the sun... there is plenty of grass outside of that area and some doggy bag stations outside of it as well though.

Their bbq brisket sandwich is so freakin good!! Best I've ever had. Skip the pizza eat their…read morebarbecue

Stopped in for gas and a bathroom break on that long stretch of I-40 headed east. The gas was at a…read morefair price and the bathroom was very clean. Grabbed a few drinks and munches for the road and didn't brake the bank. Don't let the looks fool you, this is a oasis on I-40!

This gas station was really clean! It's spacious and has diesel fuel! All pumps were in working…read moreorder and our transaction was smooth and no problems at all. The price for diesel was great! Overall it was great experience pumping diesel here!

Pumps spit tons of gas out when tank is full. Manager refused to refund for lost gasoline you pay…read morefor. Over charged my CORE water 2/$5.00 T $3.00 plus tax. B-A-D. Stay away. Better gas elsewhere. True 87 regular not crappy 86 octane.

I don't normally review gas stations, but it's my duty to warn others that this station is…read moredangerous: THE PUMP DIDN'T STOP PUMPING WHEN MY GAS TANK WAS FULL. Gas went all over the side of my car and the ground - a huge explosion hazard! The whole business is ridiculously run down: 3 out of 4 pumps had the "Valero" sign falling down; 2 out of 3 urinals were out of commission and the third was disgusting; one bathroom stall was taped shut with duct tape; the drink coolers were not working; etc. I can't believe an owner would allow their store to be run this poorly.

Divey travel center that needs to be cleaned…read more There's not much on the I-40 stretch in eastern New Mexico, so beggars can't be choosers, so perhaps the condition of Chisum should be expected. The parking lot is beat up with large pot holes all over and there were many people loitering outside on a Monday evening. Inside, there were many options for food, but that was about the only positive thing to note. The men's restroom was in very poor shape, as it was dirty and trashed with a foul smell. It needed some serious attention. I don't think I'll be stopping here again.

Our car battery died on our road trip and we had to walk into town to get some help. We stopped in…read morethis gas station and asked if anyone there could help us. Right away, someone left in their truck to go grab cables from home and the other gentleman standing in there drove us back to our car and jumped it for us. Everyone we encountered was so nice. The lady working at the gas station and the two gentlemen in the building. I didn't catch any names. But thank you, from the bottom of our hearts, for helping two strangers out. I didn't have any cash on me so we bought a couple drinks. Needless to say, go give these kind people your business. And thank you again! We will definitely be back!

Stopped here on our trip from Denver to TX, very well taken care of and very clean! Don't hesitate…read moreto stop here, friendly people and has all the necessary items you may need!

I love stopping at Loves when on road trips. Great gasoline prices. Very friendly staff who wish…read moreme safe travel and thank me for stopping at Loves. I have visited many Loves travel centers and the facilities have always been super clean. Food from one or more restaurants is available and various items (including motor oil and ice cream) are sold at reasonable prices in their stores.

We rolled into a Love's Travel Stop somewhere in the dusty middle of New Mexico with a car running…read moreon fumes and a group running on beef jerky and stubborn hope. From the outside, it looked like an oasis--bright lights, clean pumps, and a big red heart that whispered, "Come in, traveler... we have clean bathrooms." Inside was a beautiful chaos: truckers comparing boots, kids losing their minds over slushies the size of small buckets, and a guy at the counter trying to buy a single banana and a windshield wiper. I headed for the restroom, and let me tell you, it was clean enough that I almost considered living there. Almost. The snack aisle was a spiritual experience--wall-to-wall trail mix, Hot Cheetos, and mystery meat sticks. I grabbed a soda, a slice of gas station pizza and got back on the road feeling satisfied. Love's isn't just a gas station. It's a strange, wonderful rest stop between "Where are we?" and "Are we there yet?" And in New Mexico, that's pretty much magic.

Busy place. Clean inside and bathrooms are big and clean also…read more Gas pumps are always busy. We stopped there coming and going from Santa Fe.

Very clean bathrooms and they have the nice super long windshield wipers. Additionally they have…read morewater fill faucet for the buckets but it's non pod-able.