We hit this spot on an odd day of the week and my husband had been told that if we were ever in…read moreBoron that we needed to stop here. We were so we did. We were some of the only people in the place and had great service and the food was outstanding. So was Margarita!

Well went to Sunday buffet it's was adequate the food was about a six out of a 10 the Chile ranch…read morechurro was cold the bacon was cold the rice was not warm. And as for service there wasn't any it sucked big time I sat there ate my whole damn meal not one person came and asked me if I wanted anything to drink. One out of 10 the service was a one.

Very clean Loves and has lots of goodies to choose from. Restrooms are clean. Staff is friendly and…read morehelpful

We always look forward stopping to any Love's when we travel afar. This one has been one of the…read morecleanest thus far. I was pleasantly surprised to see a hazardous waste container in the restroom. Staff is always pleasant.

This place truly exceeded my expectations. It is seemingly in the middle of nowhere. The Mojave has…read morelots of places that fit that description. So when I made the drive to the visitor center I was blown away by the nice, friendly, informative setup. There is a large parking area right next to the 24/7 operating borax strip mine. It has a really nice visitor center with museum style exhibits, photos, historical information, and a theater which shows an educational film. There are friendly, knowledgeable volunteers and a nice little gift shop with lots of free pamphlets too. The top of the visitor center is a large observation deck from which you can view the huge operation. Nice photo ops here. Not a short drive but really glad I came.

This is a very interesting spot especially if you're a Baby Boomer. Remember Borax and the 20 mule…read moreteam from the Death Valley t.v. show? This working Borax mine is located near Boron, CA. We dropped in on the way home after a Vegas getaway. There's a huge overlook of the pit where mining operations are ongoing 365 days a year 24x7. We walked around taking pictures. Then went inside the visitor center where we were greeted by Jim a volunteer. He suggested we watch a 15 minute video which we agreed to. Afterwards Jim continued answering any questions we had. He's a retired employee hired in 1962. He had plenty of knowledge of the mine which started underground but now is a humongous pit. Located in the parking lot is an original 20 Mule team wagon set that was used in Death Valley hauling borax out. Very neat. The visitor center has a gift shop and restrooms are located outside. Before we got out of the car I suggested to hubby we spend no more than 10-15 minutes but we actually spent 80 minutes total time. If time permits on your road-trip, swing by.

There are two rest areas here - one eastbound and one westbound. Caltrans has closed the eastbound…read moreone (didn't see westbound today) and it's causing me trouble. It's not the weather, which is quite pleasant in late autumn. It's that there isn't much else along the way to stop and stretch or to spend the night. What's up with that? If you're looking for a spot to overnight for free, the next one east is 45 miles to the the Walmart in Barstow. Westbound? That's 110 miles to the Buttonwillow Rest Area on I-5 https://www.yelp.com/biz/buttonwillow-i-5-rest-area-buttonwillow?hrid=s9BbHAO1W2qFdCc3uEc3dQ. One star for Caltrans https://www.yelp.com/biz/caltrans-sacramento-3?hrid=cosFk_LmM0m7CA7ndUAcdw. [Review 21027 overall - 543 in California - 2012 of 2023.]

Heading back to Fresno, California from Phoenix, Arizona. This was a wonderful and welcoming site…read moreto rest at. There is ample parking plenty of trash cans, picnic area, and the facilities look good.

It is a great place to stop. There's a lot of interesting things to see and it's not a…read moredisappointment I was actually pleasantly surprised

We stopped here on our road trip and it was a nice little museum! The staff were nice and it was…read morevery clean. The bathrooms were also very clean and comfy for a potty break. There were tables in the front you could eat a little picnic at too, if you brought a lunch. As for the exhibits, it is mainly for older kids and adults because it's a lot of reading and adult history. But my kids who are 3 and 6 liked looking at the planes on the ceiling and outside. They got to sit in the jet plane cock pit and also see what a machine gun looked like up close. That was educational for my older son. It was free to enter, not busy, and parking was easy on the street. So, a nice little pit stop to stretch our legs. Spent about 10-15 mins here and then went to the mule museum right next door for another 10-15 minutes. So stop by if you pass through!

We are just traveling across the state and happened to stop here but we enjoyed our food and the…read moreemployees were super nice - so much so I decided to write a nice recommendation. We just had Tacos but they were quite good. Seemed just a bit different style than our standard California street Tacos. Very very good! The only neg was the building was a bit run down so I was surprised the rest was so great.

Service was amazing but the food stole the show. Very authentic, homemade, and delicious…read more Definitely a hidden gem you don't want to miss.

Carmina is an amazing hair dresser! She listens and gives great feedback. I like edgier cuts and…read moreshe was down to do it! Super great vibe and definitely talented. Thanks Carmina! I miss you! I haven't heard back from you in awhile

I absolutely love getting my hair done with Daisy! I've been coming to her for years and I'll…read morealways come back. She's so nice and does perfect! I definitely recommend her to everyone.