We had a mishap with our travel trailer at one of their pumps. The staff and even some of the patrons were so helpful and caring. They went over and above. Could not thank them enough! read more

Free Air! Bweep! Bweep! Bweep! Bweep! Orange Tire! Orange Tire! Orange Tire! Orange Tire! Low Air We took the I-17 Kachina Village off ramp to air up and take a bladder break. We found a large, well lit, super stocked gas station and Convenience Store equipped with a Subway Sandwich store. My brain spun and spun. If I recalled correctly, my last stop here was during a cold, driving monsoon rainstorm. Was it a time warp? Shell gas, yes! Convenience Store, a 1970's special, block wall rectangle, cash register in the dark south corner, cigarettes and snoose in the wall storage. Coffee on the northwest wall, a shelf of snacks mid-store, oil, antifreeze, wiper fluid, etc. East wall. When was that? Jack and Diane were still high school teens getting to know one another at Baha'i Youth gatherings. They are married with a five and seven year old. My vision was sound enough I felt able to transport youngsters and luggage. COVID, unknown, Dad alive. 2016? 2017? A brand new sight, this. Wouldn't you know it, we drove the vehicle with no air gauge. Ouch. Found one. Kaileen, cashier told me Air is FREE! She included short recollections of other Bweep! Bweep! Low Air! stoppers. She lifted their spirits with her kind smile and Free AIR! news. She is also the BoozaPalooza Guardian. Booza Palooza I am sure is a magnet for binge-drinking student youngsters fancying sweetness and weird tastes for their hard liquor palates. I only saw them buying beer that Thursday night. I had my nights of tequila sunsets, pints quaffed like a can of soda, mixing Too Many Alcohol-laced toxins in my stomach. I let you, 21st Century binge drinkers imagine the consequences. Hollywood actors drink tea and grape juice kids. They are terrible examples. Troels and Barbara told me, "You must learn to drink sensibly." Their grandchildren all drank appropriately, stepping over the fellow students around them, passed-out geyser spewers. I made my way to the air compressor hiding behind the fuel truck filling tanks for the weekend. It was dark. My phone lit the night. I found the compressor on-button. I checked each tire, all low, one lowest of all. My fumbling in the shadows had me press the on button for each tire. The car was happy. While I made purchases, took photos and checked air, the women pit-stopped and bought hot dogs. Too spicy for the 80 year old stomach in our midst. I once was poisoned by a fast food chili dog. It took a decade for me to hot dog again. But...I tasted the spicy dog. It waa a hot dog indeed. No toxic side effects. A whole foil wrapped dog lies in our cool tefrigerator as I write this, awaiting it's destiny. This is a newer, bigger, very clean well-stocked roadside attraction. I got my coffee and Fig Newtons off the cookie shelf, my salute to nostalgia when Jack and Diane were teens and my vision good enough to transport promising youth to the Bellemont Baha'i Summer School. read more

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Open more cash registers when there is a line of more than 3 people. Why is there 3 people working behind the registers and you make a body wait? read more

They never open when they are supposed to. Have been waiting for an hour. Watched at least a dozen vehicles pull in and leave.

Just a quick heads-up if you are staying in Kachina Village or Mountainaire, or beyond. This store has it all. Of course there is the usual - gas, ice, snacks, sodas. But they also happen to have a pretty extensive beer selection, including a lot of locals. They even stock more (and better) wines than one would usually find at a convenience store. Plus a Subway, if that's your deal. read more

Pic-N-Run - About 1/6th of the beer. - Convenience Stores Near Me - Flagstaff, Arizona

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This is a review of the 70-ish white haired stooped rude and grumpy guy ONLY ( he removed his name badge and refused to tell me his name when I told him I would write a review of his behavior) A few observations: If you are in a lousy mood keep it to yourself If you have a price below a 12 oz sixpack of Coors Lite that states $4.99 and you charge your customer $7.39 don't act like your customer is an idiot when the barely readable small print says its for the 8oz cans Move the price underneath the 8 oz cans below so customers can be clear about it! Wear a mask dude, especially when you were coughing and don't violate my and other's personal space with this COVID-19 situation! I have had property in Kachina Village for 16 years and have purchased from Pic N Run over 500 times- this was the first negative customer experience I have had. Attention manager/owner- fire this mental midget immediately! You don't need the problems he is sure to cause you! read more

Korina is right, this place has a fantastic beer selection. I was able to get Newcastle (brother in-laws favorite) as well as Pacifico for my hubby. And they had some great local brews too. Even more impressive was the wine... they had pretty much every varietal you could ask for. Of course, no higher-end stuff, it was all $25 bottles or less. But what else would you expect from a little convenience store in a small mountain town? Oh yeah, they have gas, too. read more

Cashier threw my change on counter, I replied "wow, ok that was rude". I asked for his name as I was leaving. He said "you don't need to know and I'm only rude to you, you *****!" read more

are you guys hiring over there. if yes can you please let me know how can I get application thanks read more

There is a woman working here named Donna Jackson. She called my company for an employment verification and asked to speak to a manager. I am the Business Manager of the company. When I answered the phone, she asked me for my name, job title and extension and said that she would be calling back to verify that I wasn't lying because "I don't sound like a business manager". I'm not sure what a business manager "sounds like" in her mind but we don't tolerate discrimination of any kind (race, gender, age, etc.) and her behavior should be reported. She also referred to all female representatives as "little girls" but when she spoke to a male who also happens to be a manager, she called him a "gentleman". What a disgraceful and classless woman. read more

What can I say, other than the rudness level of the employees was next level. I went into the store one morning and while getting coffee I was jumped on by a dog which was let run loose around the store. Upon mentioning this to an employee I was told that it was a service animal. When I asked if the dog shouldn't be on a leash or with its owner, I was told that if I didn't like it I could leave. Very rude and unprofessional service read more