We were on vacation and making our way from one huge metropolis (Kingston) to another (Belmont)…read more After filling our trailer with much needed water at the rest area in Carvers, we stumbled on this town called Hadley, which is obviously a 'company town' attached at the hip to the Round Mountain gold mine. We were in need of ice and (ahem) beer, so we pulled off the road and headed into town. We found the General Store almost by accident because it doesn't look like your average Safeway or Raley's with huge windows across the front. No, this is a STORE which barely had windows next to the front door! Maybe it's because they didn't want to waste valuable wall space where shelving could be placed instead of pesky windows. Now the amazing part. They've got just about anything you could want in a 'supermarket' in this store. The aisles are a bit narrow, but that's so they can put MORE of them IN there! Lots and lots of stuff. Just the spot for RV'ers to restock anything they're likely to need. Ice, beer, even top shelf liquor. The wine selection is somewhat lacking, but I think most miners don't give a HOOT about wine. Lots of different brands of beer though (because that's what I think miners DO care about). And the kicker? The prices are not bad at all. You'd expect to pay a lot more when out in the middle of gosh-darned nowhere (like you do in, oh, say Austin), but not HERE. I'm thinking maybe the mine subsidizes this in some way, because this is really NOWHERE. Beautiful scenery all around, and that's why we travel out like this, but it has to cost a fortune to truck all this stuff in. The town has a gas station and the usual bars too, but this store has to be what sustains the lives of all these people. And we RV'ers who also need the services. Also, be sure to pick up a copy of the "Valley View" newsletter. It's a bi-weekly newsletter that will give you an idea of what life is like in a town like Hadley. Interesting reading.

From the owner: General grocery shopping General Merchandise…read moreFresh cut meat Meat Trays Produce Trays Flower Arrangements Specialty Items Registered Clothing All Special Orders must be made 48 hours in Advance

One year almost to the day since I stopped here. Would you like to stop in Tonopah halfway from…read moreLeena to Vegas, and from Vegas Reno to get some fuel and snacks. Once again, I pulled up the Raley's app and they have no chips ... that is correct. They do not have Lays potato chips, ruffles, Doritos... nothing listed in the app so we can check any sales or specials. I remembered that this happened last year and sure enough... they have lots of chips and they have sayles but it's just not on the app. It is strange. Family Dollar, right next-door does have an app, and they list Snacks and my wife wanted to go there, but I told her I'm pretty sure Raleys will have some good snacks. It's just they don't put them on the app. I wonder how many people skip stopping at Raleys because they think they don't have chips lol. We also bought some fruit, drinks, and stuff from the deli. If I hadn't taken a chance, we would've stopped at Family Dollar next-door and just got drinks and snacks and Raley's would've lost some business.. Again, as a year later, I suggest actually listing items you have in the store on the app so we can shop using the app .

Raley's do I recommend you?! YAS! This is such a cute grocery chain in NV. We were staying over…read morenight in Tonopah and needed grocery's for the rest of the week. We stopped in to grab mostly snacks and some yummy drinks. When you walk into Raley's and go the right, the aisle closest to the end has all these single package snacks. Me and my brother are both vegan and we scored in this aisle! I could not believe all the different types of foods that they had, and all were very healthy! I read a review that said they were expensive. I think everything is relative. If you are traveling through and need some great foods, I would drop into Raley's... oh and the service there is amazing!

Super cool people no hassles and great refreshments and a public bathroom store and restrooms clean…read moreand great prices

Very friendly little mom and pop gas station and convince store. Cashier was super friendly and the…read moreplace was really clean

On our way out of Eureka Nevada we passed by a sign that called it the "Friendliest Town on the…read moreLoneliest Road in America" and my husband and I just looked at each other and smiled. We stopped at Raines Market on our way through town to grab some grocery items and while we were there, we had multiple interactions with some of the friendliest people we've ever met! We were discussing in the car as we passed the sign. Let me tell you, it's true! And that's not even including the employees who were also very friendly. We found everything we needed as they are a market and hardware store, which was helpful. I am certain the deli sandwich I purchased had horseradish on it, which I wasn't expecting but kept my lunch spicy at least. They were a bit pricey for us but convenient for sure and they have lots of cool artwork and signs made from repurposed horseshoe around this location which we loved. We will definitely remember the kind and friendly people of Eureka from our stop here.

I look forward to stopping at Raine's Market on my way to White Pine County. Clean restroom,…read morefriendly employees, and delicious chicken fingers.

Weird, quirky, dark and mostly empty…read more From the exterior appearance, we were hoping for a quaint little small-town general / hardware store with locals hanging around a woodstove, perhaps playing checkers. Our first impression was very, very wrong. If you just want a soda or a six-pack of beer, this place will take care of you. The clerk was friendly and helpful. There are even a couple of old slot machines in one corner.

I am so incredibly thankful for the people in this little store. I was on my way to Vegas from Reno…read moreand my gps had decided to take me on a back road, leading me to stop at Gabbs go try and find some gas. The man and woman inside the store were so friendly and helpful and ran me across the street to fill me up. Thank you so much for helping me get to my destination safely!

People leave all sorts of weird reviews for this place but my son and I just went in and just like…read moremost roadside places he had a menagerie of different items and he went out of his way to have his brother bring us some fish bait for my son. So to all those haters out there go elsewhere but if your looking for snacks and drinks and good service with a smile come here.

I was on a long road trip through the Eastern Sierra's and needed supplies…read more Stumbled across this market and was impressed by the help and selection. My party of 8 and I got everything we needed for 3 days of soaking at Benton Hot Springs.

We stopped to get gas and some burgers for our kiddos. Practically a 45 min wait for 2 plain…read morecheeseburgers. The staff is super nice and they have clean bathrooms, but the wait for food was pretty outrageous. The burgers were mediocre at best, and definitely not worth the wait.

This place runs out of gas! No offers of assistance…read moreGoods are overpriced I understand we are in the middle of nowhere but come on.

Stopped by Benton Station the other day for lunch. I ordered the bacon cheeseburger and fries…read more Unfortunately, the fryer was down for deep cleaning so they substituted a bag of Lays chips. Actually, this is an option for many menu items if you don't want fries. It saves you a couple of bucks and maybe a half-inch off the waistline. The 1/2 lb burger was well cooked, the bacon was tasty, and the lettuce, tomato, pickles, and onions were crisp and fresh! I've visited several times over the seven years I've lived in the area and have always had a good experience. Make sure to try the pies if you have room for dessert... or maybe just have dessert instead? They completed a slight remodel a year and a half ago. Nothing major but the place looks nice and clean inside. The kitchen also received completely new appliances and a makeover. There's a small market attached if you need drinks or other sundries for the road. Gas pumps are outside and I think they got new ones recently as they appear to be an improvement over the old ones which were hard to read. Be careful as this is a remote out-of-the-way location so you'll find higher gas prices than elsewhere. Located at the intersections of Highways 6 and 120, Benton Station is owned by the Benton Paiute Tribe. Bishop is 35 miles south, about a half-hour by car. Tonopah, Nevada is 80 miles east, about an hour and 15 minutes drive. Hawthorne, Nevada is 84 miles north, an hour and 20 minutes. Mammoth Lakes via Highway 120 and Benton Crossing Road is 46 miles west, almost an hour's drive. The eastern entrance to Yosemite National Park (at the top of Tioga Pass via Highway 120) is 62 miles away, a little over an hour. If you're in the area and hunger is gnawing at your stomach stop by Benton Station for a bite and a little rest. They're open for breakfast and lunch only!

Unfriendly service, even when you go out of your way to be nice and when I tried to purchase a…read morewhole pie as they advertised they tried to sell me a pie missing a slice out of it..... I've never even see a place try to do that before and she acted like it was normal....gross

Got some gas couple of drinks and a pizza. All was good. What meat the most me was the young man…read moreshook my hand and welcomed me home. I wear a Vietnam cap.

Was on my way from Portland to Las Vegas on my usual route. Had a tire deflating, thankfully they…read morehave some gas pumps, and an air fill station. The only air fill station available from Battle mountain to Carvers. Also a tiny mart that was closed during the time. But an overall good stop incase you need it.