so it's basically a big err medium sized chain grocery store. So why 5 stars?…read more first the staff was friendly and efficient the prices despite the location were good They also have a section of home stuff as well

Everyone is incredibly friendly. Great selection for a smaller/quiet town. Coolers are ice cold…read more Clean bathrooms, which is always a +1. Amazing pharmacy and staff!

Mood- Day Trip Fever…read more I was in one of my moods. That spur of the moment " Lets Go Eat and See Something Cool Moments" well it was snowing and was def an adventure this go around. As everyone knows with the hike in Petrol prices roadtrips and or any other trips are now something that people contemplate more than they did before. I was driving on the main road in Tonopah and saw this sign. So I drove up the narrow road to this small Petrol place with just 4 pumps. However the price was $4.09. No one was there. Everyone was down the street on the main drag paying at least $4.50 a gallon. This place was a perfect stop to fill up and save my wallet so I could use that money to EAT. When you drive up it doesnt look like the typical petrol place. There are 4 pumps that are do-it-yourself type from the 80s at least. However it reminded me of memory with my family in Oregon. You have to do it manually. Insert the nozzle in your gas tank, flip the metal lever up, and voile. Was truly a blast from the past type deal. Would most def recommend - pricing was worth it, no wait. Maybe because it doesnt seem to be true. Everything was clean despite all of the snow from when I went. There is a separate card reader at the end for you to pay. At the pump it is open 24 hours a day. Location is Tonopah - just go up the hill on Depot Rd you will see it.

I been buying bulk fuel from them for many years. Always got charged the Tonopah pump price in the…read morepast. Last delivery they charged me $5.68/gal for unleaded when the Tonopah price was $3.34. When I questioned this I was told the higher price was to account for their mileage. They have never sent out any notice about this or told me when I asked for the delivery.

A living ghost town with a new clean store! Seems like the town is being revitalized so now there…read moreis a need for a new convenience store and gas station that has been open only about a month. The jerky stand is located inside as a kiosk and opens about 9am. Seems like a pizza cafe of some sort and maybe a laser tag spot is being constructed. Will be a fun place to gather if you explore Goldfield Town or the nearby Gem Field! Love this high elevation in the middle of "nowhere" that has the cool air that I love!

Stopped by this newly opened truck stop in Goldfield while traveling the Reno-Vegas route. The…read moreinterior is still a work in progress, but the essentials are up and running--gas pumps, clean restrooms, and a convenience store. Oscar was very pleasant and welcoming. I asked if they were open 24 hours, and he confirmed they are--which is always a huge plus on this stretch of highway. It's nice to have another reliable stop along the Reno-Vegas route. Looking forward to seeing everything once it's fully completed!

This Gas Station is off of the highway (US 6/95), up the hill, but it has the best prices in…read moreTonopah. It is missing many amenities, as it is on a dirt lot, with only concrete slabs where you fill up. It is open 24/7, but only has an attendant on duty from 8AM-4PM M-F. There is an old style credit card machine in the center of the pump area, where you slide you card. Make sure the magnetic strip is facing to the right, then select the pump you want to use on the screen, 1 & 2 are regular, 3 & 4 premium and 5 & 6 diesel, wait a few seconds for the screen to display approval, then go to the pump and lift the lever and pump your gas. If you want a receipt, go back to the credit card reader and slide your card again.

They have a red ale that I really like and outdoor seating so we can take our dog which is really…read morehelpful as we go through Tonopah while traveling I do wish they would add some new items to the menu, I got the wings and they were ok but not great. They have really good onion rings Next time I want to try the pizza, it seemed to be popular with other diners Also if possible some netting to block flys

Nasty. Three of us…read moreordered our food and then sat down. Within 15 minutes they brought out one person's meal. 45 minutes later myself and the other person got our meals. My order was wrong and cold. Loaded tots were gooy and nasty. Couldn't even finish my food. Avoid.

CUTE!!! This is the coffee shop in the twin hotel across from the Mizpah hotel. We stayed at the…read moreMizpah for the rich history and hauntedness! But wandered to the Belvada for coffee in the morning. The servers there are amazingly nice and they even have dog cookies on the counter! Stop into the Belvada for your coffee kick in the morning when in Tonopah!

For starters, there could be somebody there to wait in people. I waited for a while and no one…read moreshowed up. I can give you one star because I was unable to try a thing. They stop serving people at noon or so, I guess. Maybe a bell or a button may bring a few bucks?

This guy is amazing. I showed up to his shop way after closing time and was in a real bind. I just…read moregot done driving 150 miles on a donut and had another 150 to go to be somewhere the next day. He literally told me to pull up and he instantly went to work on fixing the flat. Found multiple leaks and was awesome to chat with the entire time. Felt like i was talking to an old friend. Had a blast just listening to stories. If you are ever in the area and need anything just go here, you will be happy you did.

Thank you so much Tre for staying late and helping us with our tire issue as we headed to Vegas for…read morea memorial service!! Your cheerful help made the stressful 2 hrs getting to you worth the effort! It's scary when it's hundreds of miles to help!

What can I say... A friend and I stumbled on this place probably 10 or more years ago. What made it…read morespecial to ME was that they had "Gentleman Jack" at the bar. I've been to really upscale bars that didn't offer this fine spirit. So now, fastforward to 2010, and my wife and I are out RV'ing. You know, pick-up and travel trailer. We arrived in Belmont on a Thursday with the hopes of stopping at "Indian Maggie's" (formerly the Monitor Inn, it seems) for a Gentleman Jack Manhattan. Silly us, because nothing is open until Friday, and even THEN, most places are closed (due, I think, to our being here in mid-September, long after normal 'tourist' season). One local we ran into assured us the bar would be open on Friday, sometime after noon. So, being in NO rush, we found the unpublished "Belmont Campground" nearby and set up for the night. After all, the whole reason for this return visit was to have our cherished Gentleman Jack Manhattan - IN BELMONT! We hiked back into town from the campground on Friday, early afternoon, and sure enough, the bar was open. I love the sign outside that announces "Cold Beer, Wild Stories, Fine Spirits, and Good Cigars". We sidled up to the bar, and the owner, a crusty old gent who's name I embarrassingly forget, took our order. "Two Gentleman Jack Manhattans". Yup, he still had GJ, but had to get a flashlight out to find it under the bar. He hauled out an unopened bottle, dust covered, and wiped it off, Good as new! I asked how he made his Manhattans (because we've found a lot of bartenders who really DON'T know how to make a proper Manhattan!) and he just said, "Well, according to the gentleman we keep this stuff for, I just pour a bunch of this in the glass, then add sweet vermouth until it's the right color". I though "Uh oh...". BUT, he made magnificent Manhattans! And uh, healthy ones at that. So while we're sitting there sipping our drinks and talking with the gentleman, in walks another local and the bartender automatically opens a beer and hands it to him. And right behind him comes another local, who also has beer handed to him. This is obviously the local meeting place - for the town men anyway. And these guys are a crack-up! We listened and laughed all afternoon. Even got invited into the conversation (and to a pot luck dinner that would be going on after 6 that evening). Another lady drove up, walked in, and ordered a beer. Wifey and I talked with her for almost an hour. She ended up having TWO beers, then moved on. Three other gents drove up, came in and had a couple beers, then left. How do so many people just happen BY here? So we're having SUCH a good time with these folks, we order up another pair of GJ Manhattans, never bothering to ask how much they are (because, after all, we're on vacation and don't CARE how much...!). Plus, we're walking, so 'impaired driving" is not an issue. And with THESE Manhattans, it WOULD be an issue - ha. Three hours later, we're still sitting there having a HELL of a good time. Too bad this place isn't closer to home (Carson City) cuz we'd be here a lot. So, bottom line is, if you're anywhere NEAR Belmont on a Friday, or weekend, ya gotta stop here! It's the stuff stories are made of (as the sign says on the outside - ha). Oh, and if you want to know how to tell a local from a tourist at the bar? Locals all have a toothpick in their mouth. We tourists show up 'toothpick free'.

Sad to report this establishment is closed. There is another "watering hole" in town, Dirty Dicks…read moreBelmont Saloon. Nice place, COLD beer, awesome Bloody Mary.