Circle K in Socorro, NM was an okay stop for gas and a restroom break on November 22, 2025…read more It's a smaller station. Not super "big rig" friendly. We weren't greeted when we walked in, but a male employee smiled at as we exited. The lone women's restroom could use a deeper cleaning. The faucet was a bit awkward. Fuel prices: Diesel = $3.70 Unleaded = $2.76 Plus = $3.26 Premium = $3.56 Be careful - many transients were walking in the area. TIP + Join the "Inner Circle rewards program" to get an everyday discount of 3¢ or 5¢ applied to all fuel grades! WORKS CITED https://www.circlek.com/inner-circle

CLEAN THE BATHROOM. IT WAS HORRIBLE! The whole place was dirty and just disgusting. The self check…read moreout was cool.

This is a basic gas station and convenience store. You do need a key for the bathroom but they are…read moreself serve instead of having to ask the cashier. They have some cute displays like for bottles cokes. There is a large alcohol section and Fat Sat's is next door if you are craving a burrito! The location is conveniently right off the highway and very clean inside! Will definitely stop in again in the future!

Delicious breakfast burritos. I've been experiencing the downfall of breakfast burritos in Belen…read morelately. These folks are still doing it rite. Tortillas and other ingredients are fresh and delicious. The staff is friendly and efficient. Don't waste your time and money at the other places.

For my husband's birthday, our friend who lives in Socorro, NM, mailed us fudge to Los Angeles. The…read morechocolate fudge reminded me of the one my grandmother made growing up. My cousins and I would fight over it during the holidays. Good thing this store is far from us. I fear we would go every week to get some fudge! Yummy!!

Might as well update, and keep the 5-star rating current. There are not a lot of reasons to make…read moreregular trips to San Antonio, NM, but we make a point of stopping by this little general store nearly every time we are south of Socorro on I-25. We stop for the fudge, which may well be some of the best in the world. The flavors are rich and intense. We pick up a half-pound or so of the Amaretto every time we stop, then savor it for about a week after. I think we got a little more than that this time, and expanded our horizons to Chewy Praline and Capuccino. Yum!! We also expanded to the selection of ice cream. It's not site-made, small-batch like the fudge, but it is very well sourced and managed at the correct temperatures to retain all the soft, creamy qualities of ice cream and sorbet you could wish for. From April through October, this stretch of I-25 is on the order of sweltering, and that ice cream is the best cold treat for about 50 miles in either direction. It wasn't hot on this November afternoon, but the raspberry sorbet and rainbow sherbet were wonderful nonetheless.

After filling up in Las Cruces, and riding to Ruidoso and Capitan (which is a beautiful ride btw),…read moreI was showing about 35 mikes left on my range gauge when I arrived in Carrizozo. I was thankful to find this fueling station in the middle of nowhere (no disrespect Carrizozo as I'm sure you have some really fine citizens and businesses ... but you really are in the middle of nowhere). I was pleasantly surprised to find the fuel here 30 cents per gallon cheaper than in Las Cruces - Wow! You'll also find 12 pumping stations for autos/trucks, and separate pumps to the north for Semi truck drivers. There's plenty of room for maneuvering in case you're in a motor home or towing a trailer. The bathrooms are clean, and the store is well stocked with all the normal snacks, ice cream, etc.. and automotive needs. The little human interaction I had was upon leaving the store the employees wished me a happy day (1 extra star). If you're traveling south towards Alamogordo (60 miles away) and getting low on fuel, I recommend you stop in, get some fuel, try some of their ice cream, stretch, relax for a few minutes, and be thankful for businesses like this - especially in the middle of nowhere!! :) #ThankfulThursday

In honor of #ServiceStarShoutout day on Yelp today, I'm reviewing this strategically located…read moreservice station/truck stop in Carrizozo, NM I used during my last trip out of El Paso, TX. I usually stop here for refueling (surprisingly lower cost than some) my car and refueling myself with drinks & snacks when I'm traveling from Santa Rosa, NM (1-40) to El Paso, TX on US 54. It's about 1/2 way between those two points. If you need some gas, you really need to stop here before you go on too long because there's literally nothing here and Alamogordo about 60 miles away on US 54 unless you're willing to make a stop in Ruidoso or Cloudcroft really out of your way (and why would you do that when you're running low on your gas?). The bathrooms are clean, and the store is well stocked with all the normal snacks, drinks, water, ice cream, and automotive needs, etc. Customer service is good here.

Great staff! Parking lot is brand new and is so easy to get gas and anything else you need in a…read morematter of minutes. Hard working employees too!

From the owner: We value the relationships we have with our customers. That's why you can count on your Allsup's…read morefor the things you need. We offer the amazing products and services you crave, including, of course, the delicious Allsup's world famous burrito, and our fantastic loyalty program and much more - Hot Foods, Cold & Hot drinks, Snacks, Alcohol, ATM, Diesel, Restrooms