Allan was such a breath of fresh air with his greeting and friendly demeanor. He was ready at the…read morecheck-out counter with a bag ready for my purchase. He is the reason I am writing this blurb.

Dani(sp?) the team leader(she gave this title to a customer she was harassing) acted unhinged and…read morewalked around the store screaming at an elderly woman who was told by an employee to come back because her discount had not applied earlier in the day for circle k members. The store employee kept saying it didn't start until noon and she should know that but clearly the employee from earlier in the day wasn't aware of it either. Is there something in the water here!!? This is the second employee at an establishment that I've seen bully an elderly person today. Circle K would absolutely not be ok with this kind of behavior and even though I'm not directly involved I will be calling the corporate office and complaining. Dani's behavior was borderline psychotic and a local woman egging her on was just bizarre. These women are old enough to know right and wrong behavior. We decided not to get gas here because we don't want to contribute to their economy when this behavior seems to be normalized. Weird.

Everything is perfect. Loves knows how to give back to the community. It's a safe, clean and secure…read morebusiness for every traveler, especially women.

Love's is usually my go-to stop to fill up my motohome while traveling. This station uses e15…read moreethanol as their "regular" gas which is bad for my on-board generator. In order to get anything better you have to buy premium gas. There is no mention of that on their website. They should at least advertise it on their sign so we can decide it before pulling in. We had to go across the street to the Maverick. I hope this is not going to be a trend with Love's. We will be stopping in Winslow to gas up at the Love's there. We'll see

The Short: It's a mini-mart. It's downtown. If you don't get…read moreit then I'm amazed you can read this. The Pros: - Friendly customer service. - Decent $1 coffee. - Mexican Coke (no, not that kind of coke)! - A.M. hours. - Stocks all the basics and a little more (like cough drops and candy cigarettes). The Cons: - Minimums on credit card transactions (understandable, I know, but still annoying at times). - Closes to early. - Can be expensive. Interesting Fact: They don't have dirty magazines awkwardly displayed near the cashier. In fact, they don't sell them! Why do other places in town do this? I just don't know how to pretend they're not there.

Love this place--great to grab a snack, emergency eggs, and 20 oz dollar coffee. Owner and staff…read moreare super nice too.

Made a little pit stop on our way to the Grand Canyon at Valle Shop!…read more We stopped to grab our complimentary Grand Canyon maps, made some fun penny pincher souvenir coins, and took our time browsing all the amazing Native American treasures, colorful gems, and rhinestones . Such a cool little stop along the way, and definitely worth taking a few minutes to explore!

We passed by this place after our trip to the Grand Canyon. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to take a…read moregood photo of this establishment because we were already in a hurry. Anyway, this is a big store with a lot of good selection/merchandise. So many silver jewelry with semi-precious stones, postcards, magnets, t-shirts, etc. A lot of snacks & drinks as well. There was only one cashier when we were here. He was fast & efficient. I can say that it's a good place to stop over before heading back to the city.

Cheapest beer in Sedona. A whopping $1.50 a bottle for certain domestic beers. I am not a drinker…read morebut I am here to help. This is also a great stop to pick up ice cream, snacks and drinks for your hotel room, hike, tour trip, etc. They also sell lottery tickets, mega million, powerball. If you win, AZ wont make your name public. If I win you wont know but there will be signs. Located next to the Arebella.

I've only been here once, but it was memorable…read more It's a Circle K, okay? You can get a Big Gulp and a jumbo Snickers. That's why we come here, right? Make a trip to the bathroom. It's nice & clean, better than you expect. But look down. You're standing on stone flooring. In a Circle K. This town is fancy.

Never been to Leupp, but, is it true that you have to drive 45 minutes to get to the nearest…read moregrocery store?

This gas station is permanently closed. It has been closed for years. Truckers come here looking…read morefor gas/supplies. Semis end up traveling east on Pinewood Blvd where they eventually hit the forest with no place to turn around. Many are stuck for hours waiting for tow trucks to pull them out of snow. It made me post 1 star to post this review.

Go to Manzanita Market if you want horrible customer service - the sign on the building is actually…read more"Up Town Market". My friend and I bought a wine opener here, tried to use it that evening only to discover that it was defective. With receipt in hand, we tried to return the defective product sold to us the day before but weee told by the clerk the store does not do returns. When we asked for the manager/owner the clerk told us that their answer would be the same. So this market is just out here selling useless product to customers with a ridiculous no return policy regardless of the fact that it is their fault that they are selling defective product. Only 1 Star because I have to, but 100% do not recommend this market.

The Manzanita Market is a fine place to stop into in the area if you're looking for snacks, drinks,…read moreor small souvenir items. We stopped in here looking for drinks to take back to our Airbnb, but unfortunately we couldn't find anything local that we wanted to try. They had a large selection of drinks and snacks though, so if you're looking for something it's likely they may have it. They also had lots of retail items, but we weren't in the market for anything so we didn't shop around much. Overall, I think this is a fine small shop to stop into in the area if you're looking to grab items for your visit and/or trip.

I love exploring markets. This one perfectly services Slide Rock park with snacks and drinks,…read moremerch, and water accessories. Please come and create your own adventure.

Super cute and really convenient! This small market is located within Slide Rock State Park and is…read morethe perfect place to stop for souvenirs and any essentials that you need while you're there. Stopped by after exploring the park and picked up some souvenirs and some soft serve ice cream. They have towels and water shoes here if you're planning on getting in the water. They also have plenty of snacks if you're hungry. I would definitely recommend the soft serve ice cream, especially on a warm day. It's so satisfying and it definitely hits the spot. The cashiers are really nice and helpful. There's a $10 card minimum but it's pretty easy to spend more than $10 here. I picked up a few refrigerator magnets while I was here and they look really nice on my fridge (I collect these). For a smaller state park, it's nice that Slide Rock has such a convenient little market like this.

Stopped here for gas and what a great place to grab some souvenirs. They have sweatshirt & t-shirt…read moresets & Tshirt & cap set. They have lots of mugs, shot glasses, magnets, sweatshirts, caps, tshirts & so much more.

Quick pit stop during our road trip. Clean bathrooms, nice employees and a decent sized gift area…read more Inside there are hot drinks available from "Kick Ass Koffee" but we didn't grab any so I'm unsure if the review stating it was barely warm is still true. If you require gas, a clean restroom, or a quick snack this is a decent option on the road.