This is by far the nicest laundromat I've ever been in! All new looking, clean machines. Washer…read moresizes from 2X, 4X, 6X & 8X! Dryers all super efficient, large drums. One quarter is 15 mins, 2nd quarter another full 15 mins! Even heavy loads only took 50 cents. Clean restrooms, 4 TVs to keep the kids & hubby entertained, snack machine, store next door.

This was a nice surprise attached to the gas station and in the back. I'm so glad they had a menu…read moreby the register when I was paying for gas I saw it and asked about it. I was craving some fry bread so after we filled up we went back there and I got my fry bread and hubby got a Navajo taco. This hit the spot and we even had left overs, both were so big. Check them out if you take this exit go to the second gas station (smaller of the two) that's where they are at in the back. They have inside seating and take a break from the road get out of the wind and grab some food and drink. They even make pizza here!

Best Navajo taco ever. Perfectly prepared fry bread - not greasy - and just the right amount of…read moreprotein with generous portion of fresh yummy onions tomatoes lettuce.

The famous Frito pie in a bag is from here!! The chile is always spicy and has such a great flavor!…read moreWish they offered tomatoes. The new guy is really nice and has great customer service! The space is packed with literally anything you can think of, toys, games, food, ice cream, magnets, cleaning supplies.. really cool spot. Check it out & most definitely try a Frito pie!!!

This was a let down. Home of the Frito Pie! Was so excited to find this place. It's in a cool…read moresouvenir shop and you have to walk to the back of the store. We took a couple of bites and it was just...bleh. There was no flavor. Couldn't taste the cheese, the chili, or the Fritos. For something we had such high hopes for, this one missed the mark. We didn't even finish the bag.

Coke Zero on the fountain!!!!! Onion rings were hot and fresh! They have hot dogs, corn dogs and…read morefried burritos. Only sad part was all bathrooms were out of order. Still service was great! Two huge fountain drinks and OR was 8.24 not bad!

A nice gas station in a beautiful location! This three…read morestory gas station only has the first floor accessible. But it's nice! The building looks like a an Indian pueblo, not some run-of-the-mill convenience store! I suspect that the owners live above the place. It's one of the tallest gas stations I've ever been to. It's located along the main road into town, right next to the Jemez Pueblo Indian Reservation Welcome Center, by some red cliffs. The soil here is so red, it looks like rust or the surface of Mars. The restrooms are located outside, in a separate cinder block building. They were clean. They have local events here, like selling BBQ plates for a cause. It seems to be part of the community around here. Not only do they have gas here, but offer water and air for the tires. Just watch your speed through here.

Great customer service. Great management. Fuel discount amazing. Clean gas station. Pumps are…read moreclean. Restroom are clean. Inside the store always clean. Food is fresh and delicious.

Too few gas pumps and a super disorganized convenience store on the inside had me shaking my head…read moreand wondering how this location is staying in business so close to the heart of the old town Santa Fe area. I guess location is everything, but just because you have a great location doesn't mean you should stop trying. Boxes strewn about and crazy half filled and randomly organized coolers just screamed "shop somewhere else". The homeless guys hanging around the front of the store hitting up customers for change didn't do anything to add to the appeal of the place either.

We always enjoy the family, the great atmosphere and of course…read more Green Chicken and Red Pork Tamales. Worth the walk up Acequia Madre to absorb the flora, running water and old houses to linger and drink in history. Wait, What isn't this a food review?

This little store is tucked between million dollar homes in what the locals call the "Historical…read moreInner East Side" of Santa Fe. We go there every October to buy frozen tamales to bring home. They sell them in sealed packs of a dozen and you can choose either green (chicken) or red (pork). If you are flying home with a cooler of roasted Hatch or Socorro chile the airlines don't permit you to have ice in the cooler. So I use a few packages of frozen tamales from Johnnie's as my "ice" to keep the chile cold. It has worked perfectly for 20+ years in a row.

on 10/18/2024 we were traveling west on the I40 on a motorcycle got hit by a hail and rain storm…read more pulled in to Sedillo hill travel center. we were welcomed to stay and get dry and warm. with great coffee and conversation with the three ladies that was working. I can only remember one of the names Liz. they offer a chair and great conversation until we were ready to head out again. if you every stop by give the ladies a great howdy from Sheldon and JoAnn Steward.

It's 6:45 AM. I'm trying to get gas and they've got padlocks on the gas machines. This is the worst…read moreplace I have ever been to. It's not just because of the padlocks. It's because they change people out at the desk more than they change their underwear. Their prices are through the roof. Their gas is ridiculously priced. It's at least $.50 more than anybody else on the hill. I would not come here unless I had no choice because they put fucking padlocks on the damn gas pumps.!!!!

Some people have complaints about the gas station but I come here for the food. The cashiers are…read morefriendly and the restaurant is good and very reasonable. Who would think that a simple under $3 bean, cheese, and green chile burrito could be so good! If you know green chile, you can tell that the chile they use is freshly roasted and not from frozen. It makes a difference and very few restaurants do this. Thinking about buying some of these, taking them home and smothering with some red and topping with some cheese. I digress. Can't wait to try their green chile stew, posole and menudo. $11.98 for 32 ounces! Menudo, Wednesday through Sunday. Posole, everyday. Green chile stew, Monday and Tuesday. Restaurant quality without the fuss. Wish it was closer but well worth the 20 minute drive.

This station is usually crowded but the quick service restaurant inside is worthy of a stop…read more Delicious burritos ready in a snap. Barbacoa anyone? Chicken.... Base is a fresh flour tortilla with rice and beans with your choice of protein Oh yea.....give this place a try

We use this Phillips 66 to wash the windows. The windows were absolutely filled with dead bugs,…read moredirt and raindrops.

We made it to this station from a dirt road that we used from the Turquoise Trail. Gas when we…read moreneeded it. Thanks!