"Please swipe card" ::swipes card::…read more"One moment please" . .. ... .... "Please type zip code" ::types zip code:: . .. ... ..... "Please press grade" ::presses grade:: . .. ... .... "Please begin fueling" FINALLY! UGH. These pumps take FOREVER to work. I was getting flashbacks to 14.4 dial-up AOL using this thing. Whatever computer they have running these pumps they need to upgrade it to an Atari 2600 or better. Prices kind of suck too.

Family owned business with a clean environment and very friendly staff. Competitive pricesread more

Clean and inviting! The entrances and exits to property and road is accessible for small cars and…read moreall big rigs! We enjoyed the oil it side seating area. It was nice to stretch out and no garbage on ground!!

This is an average truck stop/ fuel stop/ mini mart. It is usually pretty clean and the staff is…read morehit and miss. Some seem to be very proficient and others not so much. The two positives about this particular location is that there is a Subway shop inside and more recently they have also added a Cinnabon. The product at both of these side areas are exactly what you would expect if you were standing in one of their 'normal' stores. Gas prices are steep but that is normal for these stations along side the paved slab of I-90.

I like the Maverik stations in general as they offer a pretty consistent product. The rewards…read moreprogram is also nice, often making things easy on the pocketbook. In today's case I awarded a free bottle of tea and then I purchased a burrito and large soda for $4. The buffalo chicken burrito was pretty darn good and filling too. I do agree with others that they don't keep the floor and counters very clean around the soda machines. This is an issue at most of their stores though. On the gas side, this location does carry non-ethanol fuel, or as they call it, 'clear gas'. Because this location is right on the corner of Hwy 2 and the very busy Hayford Rd, it can be kind of a pain to get in/out of the entrances.

I went there to get air. I payed before I looked at the hose. There was no hose!…read moreI should have looked first but I was preoccupied. When I went into the store to get a refund I was told that they are not responsible for the air. WTF? Find the hose before you pay. Don't go to Maverick

We finished dinner at the Rusty Moose and wanted to take some beverages back to the hotel with us…read more The Circle K (Holiday Station Store, 9208 W. US 2 HWY.) was across the street so we strolled over there. It is a huge Circle K with a slew of gas pumps outside and everything imaginable from a convenience store inside. We just needed some beer, seltzers, and a Diet Coke. The huge walk-in beer cooler was my heaven. The selection of beer, major brands and craft was outstanding. Local Spokane beers were plentiful. It was certainly an impressive selection. I didn't do anything out of the ordinary and grabbed a 6-pack of Modelo. Becky found a couple cans of White Claw and that Diet Coke. Marla at the register was friendly and helpful. When I wasn't sure which address to use to tell the Uber driver where to pick us up (the app showed a side street address), Marla was quick to help. She had run into this dilemma before. We paid then waited outside for our car to arrive. That's worth five stars to me.

The workers here show amazing patience toward brain damaged customers. I work nearby and they are…read moreon top of keeping the store in order.

From the time I was 18, I've been driving back and forth between Eastern Montana and Western…read moreWashington, seeing family and friends and sailing, seeing the big city and trying not to embarrass the folks back home. For the most part, I succeeded, and I owe much of that success to my favorite gas station on the route. It's in Spokane, a town I also really like. The gas is a usual price, and the lot is as clean as it can be. The equipment/pumps were probably installed during the first Clinton Administration, and that's just fine with me; The 76 station a block away has all the newest and shiniest, but the one time I went there, it just seemed really.....sterile and non-descript. The Chevron station has character, earned with the bumps and bruises that come along with that. I like it. The convenience store is always packed with lots of stuff no one buys, and there's even the Smallest McDonald's On The Planet inside. So, nothing really special, except that it's just off Interstate 90, on 2nd Avenue (the Spokane version of Santa Monica Boulevard) and staffed with some of the friendliest people ever conceived on Prom Night. There's never a line for the pump (does everyone drive a Prius?? I don't! F150, Baby!), and although the store and McDonald's close at night, the pumps are open always. I wish it were open later at night, but because any weary traveler needing fuel would probably like to be welcome, if only for a few moments to buy fuel and get a snack. In this neighborhood, in this town, this Chevron could be the gas station version of Edward Hopper's painting, "Nighthawks At The Diner". Heck, I'm like one of the people in that iconic painting, and like them, I want coffee and a Little Debbie Cosmic Brownie. There's nothing open 24/7 there, and people always need something when they're traveling. The whole operation is simple, honest and unpretentious. I like that. I think anyone would like that. There's a carwash, but I've never gone through it. Rumor has it that it's the portal to an alternate universe. I'm not going in there. If you do, let me know if you return, and what it was like there. And if you met Other Me, please tell me he is more polite than I am, or at least more patient with humans. Truly a good business with good people, The Little Chevron That Could; and my truck likes the fuel. Go there. And tell 'em Jeph sent you.

The gas pump was fast but the cashier was incredibly, painfully slow. No receipt tape at the pump…read moreand had to get one which took so long. Beware of transients in this area. There were a lot of them at 10 am on a weekday.

I've been here several times to fuel mostly. I've gone inside a couple of times to purchase some…read moreitems. The workers were nice and helpful. I've had great experiences so far. I still receive fuel rewards here as well.

We live near this place, and have shopped frequently. The staff have been rude and less than…read morehelpful multiple times, but we kept using the store for convenience. The screen is also usually broken to enter your phone number for discounts, so they make it difficult to get your rewards. But our last visit was ridiculous... they didn't have two of the things we needed, one of the things we needed had increased in price and was twice as expensive as another nearby gas station, and then the person working was extremely rude to us... dismissive, sarcastic, just horrible. I shopped here daily for months, and had recently started using other stores on occasion, but now I won't be back at all.

If you are driving into Spokane and your car is getting close to needing a fill up, this stop is an…read moreeasy one and the gas prices are definitely reasonable! If you are leaving Spokane and realized that your gas tank is a little low, this is also an easy stop. You can also grab a coffee in the same lot for your road trip. I know that it's hard to believe but I actually only filled the gas tank! At night, this is very well lit.

As a trucker this place is horrible for getting fuel at. Every time I stop here it's a gamble of…read morewhich pump is shitty, which pump pumps slow, which pump won't work and every time I seem to get the shitty pump.

This is an easy station to get in/out of with a total of 10 pumps. Unfortunately they do not have…read morethe ethanol free variety here. Inside is the typical setup for a Maverick, just on the smaller size. Everything seemed to be in order, however they could spend some time mopping up the sticky floor in front of the soda machines. It'd also be cool to add some bar stools to the window able area so there is a place inside to eat/drink outside of the heat or rain.

Total thief's!! May attention to price stickers! They put a lower price under the items then charge…read moreyou way more and people don't even realize it till they already left! The price under Pyramid 100's is listed 9.97 When they turn around and charge you 11.97! Imagine how many people think they got them for 9.97! Same with their iced coffee, their chips, their licorice! Start using a more honest gas station