This place is an ikon. Been there forever. Gas was cheapest in town! Great employees and the best…read morelittle deli food inside! Epic bean burritos! Every time I go through Eagar.... The burrito is an absolute must!

I really like this Circle K. The employees and service are excellent. The store is clean and well…read morelaid out. You can find what you're looking for easily. They also have a good selection of items. I definitely recommend this store.

This is the only place open out here after 9pm. At about 1am me, and my husband came here for a…read morelate night snack. We met Val (the graveyard employee). He was a lot of fun to talk to, and familiar with almost every product in there. He showed us the best sandwiches, burritos, and dips. And made recommendations for the best late night snacks. CircleK offers what your looking for from milk, soda, water, beer, wine, energy drinks to decorated frosted cookies, candy, breakfast croissants, burritos, chips, dip, hot dogs, burgers to lighters, cigarettes, toothpaste, gas, etc. I was glad to have found that this store was open. Good Ole CircleK is always a store you can rely on.

Gas pump card readers not working. This has been going on for over a year now. Will not go back…read morehere.

zero stars omg! I went when the power all insanity was going on, I went inside to prepay for gas,…read moreline was about 20 minutes long, I get my receipt go to the pump, it didn't work so I go back inside to talk to an employee I said my pump didn't activate, she immediately accused me of taking a pump receipt? first of all if it was a pump receipt how would I get a refund? not even the same thing?! anyways, she says I can't do anything calls the manager who was at dinner, the other two working I guess are unable to do their basic job requirements like helping people, she snatched my receipt threw it in the trash and said she was going to call the cops on me? cause I am trying to fix my pump to get gas, to drive an hour home. great...

My daughter loves this place for the ice cream. We visit every time we are in town…read more Store is clean. Service always friendly. Good place for local souvenirs.

Clean forecourt and pumps. Room in the bins for trash. Competitive gas prices. Parking in front of…read morethe store, the usual offerings.

Great place to stop for gas . Super clean inside & huge convenience area. We like the easy access…read moreon & off the highway.

Went here today to get propane & the cashier told my husband he does not work in the rain ( It was…read moremisting out) We always buy our propane here but no more. We will take our business elsewhere!

Very easy to get to and well maintained outside. I did not go inside but there is a small shop for…read morefood and drinks.

This place was fine. It's located on the reservation…read more Stopped here for gas and restrooms, just like everyone else on this Fourth of July weekend. So of course there was a wait. After waiting 5 minutes to get a gas pump, it was kind of annoying to use and wasn't really working. When we went inside, there was a really long line. Once we got to counter they said that the pump was probably not going to work, and to try another. But then we went back out and it magically worked. The restrooms are located on the side of the building. There was also a wait to use those, but they were decently clean for gas station restrooms. Typical gas station/convenience store items. Really long line to check out, but probably because of holiday weekend. They also sell reservation permits here as well as bags of ice and water. Not the best or worst experience. Would probably stop here again if needed facilities or gas.

Only place in town that is open after 10pm. Awesome staff and would have perfect 5 stars except…read morethey still charge full price for a carbonated water when other gas stations charge only $0.26 or so.

In the sleepy and pious community of Saint Johns, Arizona, the Circle K offers the weary traveler…read morerespite and fatty snacks. Enough cannot he said about this one stop shop for all your convenience needs, but I would be remiss if I didn't try. To start, I'll address most people primary concern: the condiments are abundant. Chipotle mayo, salsa, spicy salsa, relish, honey mustard, sweet and sour sauce, the list could go on and on. On our next camping trip, we'll be stopping in to pocket many a packet. If the selection looks slim, we apologize and advise you to ask the cashier to refill. Speaking of the cashier! She is sweet and welcoming and may even offer you the change from the previous customer who rushed off too quickly! She is new, but she nearly nailed the microwave time for the burritos. I think by the time you stop in, she'll have it down to the second. Speaking of the burritos! They're gas station burritos! In addition, they have a vegetarian option and they are BOGO 79 cents, so please treat your travel partner! At the time of this review, no one had shit their pants, so that's great news! They also had not one, but TWO, ice cream sections, their own brand of delicious kettle chips, and they're the only gas station open on a Sunday night for 200 miles. 10/10 would recommend to a friend and return. Enjoy!

This is one of the few stores around for miles. As a teen Id walk here then back to my house so I…read morecould smoke cigarettes. It was about a mile both ways. Now it's a little escape from the family reunion we were attending. It's in the middle of nowhere so you occasionally get to see grazing elk and antelope. We came down for snacks and ice on a few occasions. The gas pumps are really old. They are working relics practically. They don't sell lotto tickets. You have to go down to Stanford's for those. The clientele are nice. This is one of those places were the locals hang. Not all of them but a few. It used to be closed on Sundays because Mormons owned it. I believe it's open on Sundays now. Probably because the main road is busier. It's a really interesting place to see. It's a living breathing antique with that real small town feel.

When I came to Arizona in 1972, I had a house in Timer Knoll (my Sister and Brother in law also…read morelived in Timber Knoll). I didn't have a clue where it was so I stopped at the Midway Station to ask for directions. When I walked in, there was an ol' Cowboy behind the counter, his name was Don Goodman, him and his wife Evelyn owned the Midway and had for at least 30 years. Well when I mentioned I was trying to find Timber Knoll, he knew who I was and said they all had been waiting for me to get there...lol After about ten minutes, it was like I had known them for years. Several years later, I moved closer to Show Low, Don and Evelyn sold the Store (which then was also the Post Office) and ended up buying the house I lived in, in Timber Knoll. They were super people, Don got me into roping and did a few cattle drives with him and Carlos who was the foreman at Timberline Ranch. One thing that I always laughed at was when you walked in the door, on the left sitting on the floor in a flower pot, next to the Ice Cream freezer was a peyote plant with a LARGE button... No one ever said anything about it.. about a year or so later the button was gone and Don said " the other day some hippy looking people came in and after they left, he noticed it was gone"... he said they must of been from Phoenix..... LOL