Conveniently located when entering east side I think but their hours are ridiculous. Closed by 5 I…read morebelieve that means bathrooms closed, smh. Prices higher than outside of the park but fair I guess. Nice to have one there but should def have longer hours

extra expensive gas. but super convenient spot and no other pumps around for a little.read more

Awesome restroom! Don't forget to buy something…read more Awesome restroom! Don't forget to buy something.

Excellent (very cheap) gas prices! Clean restrooms. Everything you need in a gas station shop!read more

On two trips to the Grand Canyon, I found this to be a great stop for snacks/local beer…read more Prices were reasonable and choices were really decent for a convenience store of this size in a location where everything is a bit pricey. Tasty findings on our most recent visit were: -Jalapeño Pringles -Wisconsin cheddar jalapeño cheese curds -Smoked turkey leg -6-pack of a Grand Canyon brewering company Prickly Pear beer -32 oz pineapple wheat beer All were delicious. We would certainly buy most items again and are glad that this shop exists in an area with limited options - especially on Christmas Day during COVID when many places were closed. Check out their postcards and souvenirs!

I don't hand out one-star reviews lightly. In fact, this is the first time I've felt compelled to…read more But Texaco Express earns it without much debate. We pulled in out of necessity, like most people probably do. You're near the Grand Canyon, options feel limited, and the gauge isn't exactly in a forgiving place. Then you see the price. $6.00 a gallon as of 4/23/2026. That's not just high, that's borderline absurd. We took one look, did the math, and decided to chance it. Drove a bit further down the road and filled up for about $1.50 less per gallon. Same region, completely different reality. Inside doesn't improve things. If anything, it doubles down. A single bottle of water pushing $7, cases in the $20+ range. Everything felt aggressively marked up, like they're counting on you being too tired or too stuck to care. It's not convenience pricing. It's opportunistic. I walked up with a pack of gum just to grab something small, and even that turned into an experience. The woman at the register didn't say a word. No greeting, no eye contact that felt human, just a blank stare and a monotone voice. I asked her to repeat it because I genuinely didn't hear her, and instead of saying it again, she just tapped the screen like that was the end of the conversation. That was enough for me. I told her never mind and walked out. And here's the thing. The place gives off a vibe that this isn't a one-off bad moment. It feels baked into how they operate. People coming and going, most of them probably thinking the same thing but just pushing through because they have to. You expect a little markup in a tourist-heavy area. That's normal. This crosses the line into something else entirely. Do yourself a favor. Fill up before you get here or keep driving. There are better options not that far away. Avoid this place.

This is a great meet up location if doing things in the area and also a really good stop if you're…read moretraveling on the 64 corridor headed to the Grand Canyons. I came in twice today, once in the morning to use their restrooms and also once in the evening after my cave trip, again to use the bathroom. I was tired a bit from working hard all day and got to see a really cool virgin cave that had a 30 feet vertical and it was soo good to see this place on my drive back out to civilization! I got one of those cappuccinos from the machines and while not what I usually drink, it was good to have this for the 3 hour drive ahead. Plenty of snacks to buy here and Grand Canyon and AZ souvenirs. Bathrooms clean and very needed. Staff helpful and nice. I'd definitely come back in again when in the area!

If you're RV-ing nearby, or driving up from Williams, this is about the best spot to stock up on…read moresnacks, drinks, gas, ice or any other travel needs before entering Grand Canyon National Park. Fun and entertaining, it's worth the stop to see the collection of vintage vehicles at the north entrance, or the huge split geodes for sale, kitschy Route 66 gifts, or Native American products.

At the South Rim entrance of the Grand Canyon and a total tourist trap or highway robbery. Hubby…read moreand I thought we would top off the car before heading back to Flagstaff, but saw the $5.49 per gallon price. Thank goodness we had enough gas to make it back to Flagstaff rather than be taken advantage of here.

Needed air in tires costs 1.25 - ATM was broken and cashiers would not give cash back.read more

OMG this gas station has the nicest and cleanest restroom ever and I drove all the way from…read moreVirginia and have stopped in number of gas stations. This place tops all the gas station restrooms I have ever been I would give it 10 if I could. The people are so kind and nice there as well.

no toilet paper in women's restroom on a Tuesday . what's up with that? this place is new! the…read moregirl at the counter was a complete downer, no personality. total bad experience for a brand new place.

Friendly staff, nice little coffee outfit. Good insights for the park from the workers. Well…read morethought out store with a little something for everyone. Neat crafts to functional items. Worth a stop and bonus was the penny press machine...I'm a sucker for pressed pennies.

Stopped in here to see if I could get signal or WiFi on my phone. They let us use their phone for…read morefree! Really nice people just trying to run a business in the middle of the woods. They are lifesavers and have anything you could think of and more.

Awesome stop on the way to Page from Sedona. It looks like it's a scene out a film because guess…read morewhat? It's been in a film. Family owned and operated, Morgan was very helpful and knowledgeable with many suggestions for travelers just passing through. Clean bathrooms, cupcakes, liquor and deli pickles... all the snacks are here waiting for you on your journey.

When you're stuck in between flagstaff and Cameron Hanks is your place. Located off the 89 it has…read moregas and food at a location in the middle of nowhere. Enjoy the spectacular view of the San Francisco peaks while you pump

Tuba City has quite a few gas stations. If you drive through there, try choosing the larger…read morestation and/or name brand places. Our previous visit to a small Navajo run station did not result in a good experience. We had no issues at Speedway, There's a mini market too.

A Mask is required indoors at all businesses on the Navajo and Hopi Nation's…read more That being said, the "rude" employee(s) are not being rude, they simple aren't taking your whining for not reading all the signs posted on the gas pump and doors about a MASK being REQUIRED to enter the store. Because they deal with on this daily basis. And most visitors just want to argue. The Navajo Nation is a domestic country with their own laws and regulations. Don't like it? you can visit the stores off the Navajo Nation, which is about 1-3 hours away in ever which way you are traveling. Speedway is owned by 7 eleven, so they gave slurpees here. They have an large fresh coffee section as well.