Stopped by Primm Center to get gas at Chevron and use the women's restroom at Primm Visitors…read moreCenter. It used to have a huge shopping area with lots of outlet stores, food court, and more. It was connected to Primm Valley Casino Resorts for easy access. Unfortunately, this center has closed down for the most part with very limited businesses left. Hopefully, a new landlord will come in and revive this center with new businesses to attract new consumers from all over the world. All the best Primm Center!

They stole my money putting it on the wrong pump, allowing someone else to take my gas then get mad…read moreat me asking for help.

This is a great gift shop! They are actually far better than Vegas gift shops. They offer Whiskey…read morePete's merchandise, wipes, Tylenol, Band Aids, and Much more! The prices are very affordable and the service is always great!

This place was pretty cool. The Bonnie and Clyde stuff was neat, and the McDonald's inside was…read morereally quick. The only thing is that it seems all very neglected. It had a depressing vibe to the whole place...which is a shame because this could be such a cool place!

Looks nice enough outside. Out of towner passing through, was not permitted to pay credit at the…read morepump, had to pay inside, that's fine. Inside the walls were bare. Went in hoping for some snacks and soda but they were out entirely of beverages it seemed. Filled up with gas, then had to go elsewhere for food/drinks.

Stopped here on the way back into CA for some flavored Zyns. They were $11 per can. They were $4.99…read moreat Red Rock Resort and they are $6.00 in CA. Gas was also $6.59, which was insanely high.

I don't think there's even a highway off ramp sign, yet…read more If you are travelling north on the I-15, from Los Angeles to Las Vegas, on the west side of the I-15 (your left), you will see the Ivanpah Solar Electric Generating System (solar farm). To your right, you might see a large water tank draped with a banner reading "NOW OPEN". This is Terrible's convenience store #214 and Chevron fuel station. This store is a new build, so there are a few details to straighten out. For the most part, the shelves and refrigerators are fully stocked. The look and feel is inviting. The restrooms are new and nicely decorated. There is a ladies' room; men's room; and two family restroom units. These are clean and well stocked. I probably wouldn't comment on this store, except for the fact that this stop is just before the Primm exit (5.5mi) -- and Primm is practically a ghost town nowadays. Yes; the Chevron and McDonald's in Primm are still open. But ... Whiskey Pete's is closed. If not permanently closed, Buffalo Bill's is closed for the season. The former outlet shopping mall is defunct. And most of the other freestanding restaurants are closed. This new fuel station and convenience store is nicer, in general. At night, it is well lit (and less creepy than the facilities in Primm).

Huge gas station tons of items inside even more fun there like an area for scratchers haha also the…read morerestrooms were spotless when i went !

I always wanted to go here and try the date shake and look for some unique items I cannot find in…read moreLas Vegas. They had the unique items I was looking for, in droves! My friend ordered a chicken sandwich, they claim to have the best one and he said in his 45 years of living, that was the best sandwich he has ever had. The date shake which is vegan automatically was delicious. I am going to try the Beyond Burger next time, which will be next week I love that there are vegan options at a gas station. The guy at the counter was super nice as well. Prices are reasonable except for gas of course, $6.45 a gallon but what do you expect? OMG, I have never seen crows as big as the ones there, what are they feeding them? rattlesnakes from cima road? chicken sandwiches? Holy cow, its like being in ALFRED HITCHCOCKS THE BIRDS.

Stopped at the Shell off SEMA Road on my way to Las Vegas during a little road trip, and I'm so…read moregrateful it was there! I left Anaheim with only half a tank thinking I could make it to Vegas... turns out, I definitely could not. I started second-guessing myself and got a little nervous, so seeing this gas station at the exit was a lifesaver. Yes, the lines were long--both for gas and especially for the bathroom--but the cashiers were working fast and keeping things moving. Thank goodness for Apple Pay because checkout was quick and easy. Even with the crowd, I was in and out in about 10-15 minutes. Convenient stop when you need gas, snacks, and a quick reset before getting back on the road!

If the shape of the roof looks familiar, it's the old Stuckey's the landmark roadside traveler's…read moreoasis back in the day. How many people have memories of stopping at such a place in the family station wagon? The famous date shake is smooth and creamy with bits of date chopped real fine. It wasn't as sweet as I feared but just right considering how sweet dates are naturally. For $7 I think it's a decent deal. The place draws a good crowd and has all kinds of great things to munch on the road or take to friends.

A really great stop when driving into Vegas from California. This is one of the very last stops…read morethat you can make before leaving California and the way I understand it is for a long time. It used to be the very last stop that you could make. Currently, you can get gas here, but it's well known for its date shakes and other refreshments. I stopped in during my most recent drive to Vegas and had a date shake, which is one of my favorite things and overall enjoyed it. It's not nearly as good as Shield's over near Palm Desert but still this was a great version. It's a solid stop for gas with fair pricing and I would recommend.

This place reminds me of bucc e's in Texas! It has a lot of neat things and even slot machines…read more Im giving this 4 stars bc there is a smoothie and milkshake machine that make pretty decent drinks! My one thing about this place, no price tags? Weird and stupid.

This ain't no Buc-ees! Wish it was!…read more Unless you really need gas or a bathroom break, skip this stop. There are hardly any workers. A line to the back of the store and 1 register working. There a few cool photo ops but nothing to write home about. This is a convenience store with a few extra last chance Vegas merchandise opportunities. Overall, simply not impressed

My children are obsessed with this place. Every time we drive to my parents cabin in Utah, we stop…read morehere along the way. My son loves root beer and he enjoys trying craft brews from all over the place. You have all of his favorite brands from all over the American West! Including one that he discovered for the first time in Jackson Hole Wyoming!

Really great stop between Las Vegas and Los Angeles. They sell lotto tickets of course, sweet…read moretreats galore, lots of snacks and unique soda drinks. Bathrooms are decent and the treats you can find here are worth the extra pit stop!