All Maverick stops we have made have been good. The prices are decent for gas, the restrooms are…read moreclean, and the inside offerings are ample. Most of the Mavericks we have visited have had a fast food store inside. Employees have been nice.

Decent travel stop. They supply all the basic road trip amenities, but most importantly gas and…read morecoffee.

While I was on Route 66, I stopped here for snacks & a bathroom break while traveling. Good truck…read morestop with a wide variety of snacks, drinks, & souvenirs. Very friendly service as well.

Very nice, new and shiny travel center for gas, food and showers. Mics announced which showers…read morewere free. Gas was only $3.14 a gallon! Nice deal!

Clean restrooms and very friendly staff. The gentleman working the front register today 6/20 9:00…read moream was amazing. He greeted people as they entered and worked two registers at once. This will always be my fuel stop in Gallup. Least expensive diesel and an awesome store. 5 Stars!

Whenever I travel, and wherever I travel, when I see a Maverick, I know I am going to find friendly…read morestaff, clean restrooms, a wide variety of fountain drinks, coffee, fresh food, and reasonably priced gasoline

10:00pm on Christmas Eve. Trying to get home before Christmas and kids needed to use the restroom…read more A lot of the gas stations were closed and this one was open. Internet said open 24 hours. Walk in and a song that said "Restrooms Closed for Cleaning" we waited until they were opened. Cashier was on the phone the whole time even had a customer waiting for her to finish up the call. Another two families walked in to use the restroom and my husband at that time asked if the restroom were opened and cashier said No. you can't tell me you're going to work all Christmas Eve night and not use the restroom. Cashier was simply rude and had a nasty attitude and poor customer service.

This is a pretty complete convenience store just off I-40. Well stocked. Prices are reasonable.read more

Yep... its a gas station…read more A little dusty from the outside, but well kept and spacious on the inside! I think it should have a sign from the highway. I just happened to catch a glimpse of it from the road. Clean enough restroom and decent snack selection. Staff was nice. No complaints!

A gas station in poor shape but nevertheless cheap gas. We got enough gas to get to our…read moredestination and will fill up at another location. I had to wait for the attendant (only one person show) who was outside doing something. He came in about 5 minutes later. I paid for the gas, filled up and off we went.

When you spend $50 on gas you wouldn't think it would be too much to ask to have a public restroom.read more

Open all night and good selection and decent prices. The workers were friendly…read more I need to type 85 characters so this sentence is superfluous

Well it's been a few years since I had Allsups. All I can say it was a waste of money. The food was…read moreterrible, the coke was nasty. Stay away from this Allsups location.

*Everything in this review is from the perspective of an almost 40 year old, working class person,…read morewho is by no means a jetsetter, but has been around the block and worked / traveled around the country enough to know better* ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ "Hey man, I'm just doing my job...you don't have to give everyone an attitude." - Anonymous male employee ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Folks...instead of being a victim, pulling the race card, and especially before "akkin a fool" at your store, let me instead pose to you these simple questions, preferably for the next team meeting (if you even conduct those at your establishment): 1) When was the last time any of you reminded each other to smile at work? Either for each other, or for the customers. 2) When was the last time any of you said "Welcome in!", or "Welcome to El Sabino!", or "Have a great day!"? 3) When was the last time any of you offered your own names, or even attempted to have a quick interaction with any of your customers? ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I'll own it if I'm perhaps a little cranky because I forgot my ID and roll my eyes at having to drive home after working all night, that's on me. But guess what? You work in customer service, at a liquor store. I've worked at liquor stores, and at bars, and a couple night clubs, and I know for a fact that your hardened shells and grim faces as you conduct the necessary, but mundane and repetitive daily operations at your store are a failure of your leadership, and management. (Most likely the big ex college football player bro guy who has never been rude to me, but who also kind of walks around aloof, unengaging, with one air pod in) While I certainly don't walk into a mom-and pop or franchise liquor store expecting to be "wow-ed", I can certainly say as a new-comer to New Mexico who has had a 93% positive experience just about everywhere I've traveled to across the state........that you guys are super wack, and need to stop projecting your frustration onto customers, and that means any customer, as long as they are paying, and abide by all the signs posted on your door; indicative of how many truly intoxicated and actually unpleasant people you deal with every hour. You might be the only place within 15 miles of the Rez to buy booze and snacks for people passing through, or on their way home from work...but don't let it go to your heads. Fix your face, fix your attitude, and pause before you accuse a paying customer of having one. Thank you for relieving me of the displeasure of ever having to kick myself for forgetting to buy my beer on the way home from Gallup....I'll save money, and keep my spirits where they need to be, considering the admittedly slum lord prices you guys charge for everything in the store, especially the gas station level food. Having said all that, the 2 stars is for semi-convenience, and the cool selection of vintage candy. Will not bother posting a picture of this converted gas-station dump. Park the brand new Toyota Tacoma in the shade genius, it's better for re-sale value. and don't forget to whistle while you work. :D ----------------- Update -------------------- Instead of calling me 12 times from multiple numbers and leaving incorrectly addressed voicemails.....have just one team meeting, and take a step towards addressing your workplace culture. It would probably take less time, and result in more business. PS - Before expressing my opinion, I checked out what other people thought....yall know you got some work to do. Thanks and regards

This place has some of the rudest employees you will ever encounter, specifically this chubby lady…read morewith a short lesbian haircut. The first encounter I had with this lady was when I arrived to the store just before they open and was waiting outside for them to unlock the doors. after a bit I noticed the time they should have open past but I continued to wait on a Sunday morning. after about 20mins of waiting she comes to the door and says her coworker hasn't shown up so she's not going to open the store. When I asked when they might open she just muttered something and shut the door on me. On the second encounter I think she recognized me and when I get up to the counter I give her my id and ask for a bottle and she just says "no, not today." I asked her why and she started saying I was drunk. I told her I hadn't had a drop of alcohol and would gladly take a breathalyzer or sobriety test. Then she just rudely tells me to go somewhere else. which I did and will continue to do. Avoid this liquor store whenever possible, it's just cheaper down the road anyways. and if u must go try to avoid eye contact with the lesbian haircut lady.