Just a quick in and out on our way back to Phoenix. They had a sufficient amount of hot food…read morechoices plus a pizza grill. I got a birria and cheese pupusa- it was hot and tasty and pretty good for gas station food sitting under a hot lamp. Used the restroom which was clean and gassed up and off we went!

Maverick's first stop in Moab felt like landing on another planet. Red rocks, desert air, and that…read morewild stillness you only get out there. It was the perfect start--dusty, bold, and full of promise. The adventure officially began.

We entered Moab on a two week dual sport tour of five states, and one of the KLR bikes needed help…read more We phoned from a restaurant and the owner welcomed us out, sold us the parts at very fair prices, and installed them for us. He is a wonderful person.

This is the place to go for KLR (dual sport motorcyling) parts. Fred has it all. He's well-known in…read morethe KLR/DS community. Service, price and parts availability. Note: I do my buying from AMS on-line.

I went to this Maverick location for gas while passing through Moab on my way from Arches NP to…read moreMonticello. They generally have lower gas prices at Maverick than other location and have a rewards program you can opt into that saves a cent or two per gallon on your fills. Something to note is that when I went to this location, there was some kind of glitch on one of the pumps (I think it was pump number 10, but can't remember exactly at this point). Basically after I scanned my credit card and entered my phone number the pump froze and wouldn't let me get to the point of selecting a fuel type/pumping the gas. I waited for about 5 minutes (which feels like an eternity when you're just standing at the pump) because I was nervous about walking away after putting in my credit card. I ended up running inside to tell the worker and he said that he wasn't sure why it glitched but that it wouldn't charge me for anything and eventually the pump would cancel the transaction and go back to the main screen. He told me to just try another pump which I did, and didn't have any issue. I monitored my card charges like a hawk for a few weeks but never saw anything aberrant show up, so everything was fine. Other than this issue with the pump freezing, I had no issues getting gas at this station. It was a little busy/crowded but not so much so that no pumps were available.

Large regional brand gas station with 12 pumps. It was easy getting in and out. Regular was priced…read moreat $3.469 which was very reasonable for a tourist trap area.

711 has this program where you get a discount on your gas if you put in your phone number. But the…read moregas machines don't work and you can't put your number in and get the discount. If you go inside and ask them to apply your discount, they won't do it. They don't keep up their gas machines. They are broken and the management doesn't care. Stay away from this corporate mess.

We are from the UK, and popped in there in july at 5am as we were setting off early and were…read moregreeted by Justin who had just made fresh coffee. My son was walking past him and tripped on his own bootlaces and Justin shouted out "Dude! I totally saw that" like he was from a Bill & Ted movie. We all started howling and laughing and then he procalimed "Welcome to Moab" we stopped and had a chat with him he was a really funny guy. To this day we refer to him as "The King of Moab". Meeting Justin was definitely one of the highlights of our whole trip. He's an absolute top bloke!

this location is a very comfortable n clean gas station. The workers are very friendly very smiley…read more Very outgoing. The food is excellent. Coffee taste great. you can tell this place definitely goes out of their way for their customers. KEEP ON ROCKING 7-11 CREW!

7-Eleven are pretty much the same worldwide. This 7-Eleven was no different. I forgot to get…read moresomething to drink on our last visit to the grocery. An Arnold Palmer Half and Half was the perfect thing to quench my thirst. Hubby got a fountain drink of root beer.

I needed a squirt of air in my motorcycle tires early one morning on the way toward Arches Park, so…read moreI stopped at the first gas station beyond my hotel that had an air compressor and rang up $1.50 on my credit card to use it, only then to discover that the plunger within its hose fitting was retracted so far into the fitting that it would not depress the valve stem on my tires. Grrr. Three gas stations down Main Street the folks at Exxon had free air that worked. A "thank you" to them for the service.

This Exxon had the most cheerful and happiest staff person ever. He greeted me when I came in. He…read morewished me a perfect day on the way out. I have to say I left smiling and feeling great. We need more workers like this. Gas prices were a little higher than we are used to in Arizona.

I normally like this place, but there was a clerk that was out of control today. They were out of a…read morebeer I usually buy there (best deal in town), and the clerks have always been kind. One of the lady clerks and I talked about it two days ago. I complained just as a customer, but nothing out of sort. He wanted to argue about it, and I just repeated my position - that they ran out of the lowest cost beer first like so many places (because then people will usually buy up). I am 69 years old, never raised my voice, but he got belligerent, mad, and actually scared me (came out to my car huffing and puffing, and threatened to call the police. For what, a customer complaint?). His name is Andrew.

I go in every morning and get there delishis breakfast sandwich it is a bacon sandwich with no eggs…read more their always so nice November and amara are so nice to me they always let me know when to get good things