I like that this place is 24/7 and you can just go up and pay yourself and get started. The people…read morenext to us had a hard time getting their card to go through so we lent them some cash and then ended up using our card and accepting cash from them. I think they were trying to use a foreign debit card. But it was a bummer for them they didn't have anyone that can help them besides us. Thankfully, we were there at the same time and it was no big deal to help them out. We were able to use the pressure washer for a while to get all the mud off of everything, and then we followed it up with soap and rinse. There were quite a few people that ended up waiting behind us so this place is definitely a necessary place for this area. I really appreciate that this place is here!

Dont bother... no soap.... Better off waiting for a better place. No contact info to call an…read moreattendant.

Good gas pumps decent interior prices are horrible not listed prices for drinks and such 6 dollars…read morefor a small night quill will not return for simple items seems more of a scam on what you are buying -_-

Lol, I can't say enough good things about this Phillips 66 Taft Travel Plaza!…read moreFirst and foremost...for venturing around wonderful Capitol Reef National Park, I first came here each morning to begin my day, every day, for 3 consecutive days. This travel plaza was the perfect stop not to really fill up my gas tank...but to buy all my foods, snacks and supplies to last me throughout my day's explorations (and even into the evenings for dinner when I was camping out in dispersed areas on the outskirts of Capitol Reef). That's how good Taft Plaza was. Also here attached to the right-hand side of the plaza was my saving grace...Subway...where they conveniently opened at 8am each day and surprisingly in the best of ways closed at 10pm each night! 10pm for a travel plaza in the middle of nowhere? Fantastic!! For all the tourists out there...all the outdoor adventurers getting ready to explore Capitol Reef, this Subway was ideal for buying a sandwich for lunch and then enjoying it either along a hike or at a picnic table in the park. Who wouldn't want to do that? Lol, a fresh sandwich to eat after hiking at such a beautiful place like Capitol Reef...priceless! Hehehe. So...lol, I bought my breakfasts, lunches, snacks and drinks here...loading up before venturing out each day for 3 my days at Capitol Reef. Then, obviously...like other Yelpers have mentioned...it's free to use the public bathrooms. I'd say there were about 5 bathrooms inside the travel plaza and not only were they private restrooms, (not men's and women's communal restrooms)...but each bathroom was extremely well maintained!!! I mean, to be so far away from reality in this remote section of Utah and Capitol Reef...and for the bathrooms to be so clean, was such a pleasant surprise. Also, the gas. Although I only filled my tank up once, the gas prices were fairly cheap...not even raised because of being right near a remote national park with few amenities around. Basically, they didn't price gauge like others gas stations do situated next to popular parks. And yes...I can't leave out the fact that this plaza was so conveniently and accessibly located next to Capitol Reef!! From here to say inside the heart of the park it was only a 10-mile drive!!! Of course, each morning I gladly stopped inside before journeying onwards to the park. This Taft Plaza was simply perfect for everything! Here's another terrific aspect...cell phone reception was perfect! I easily got good coverage and was able to use my phone before driving into Capitol Reef where once among the grounds, I had zero reception, not even one bar. How good is that!! Overall, this Phillips 66 Taft Travel Plaza was maybe the best, most ideal/convenient/perfectly situated...one of the most memorable and 5-star rest stop/gas stations I can remember in a long time. And for these very aspects, this place just fit in perfectly, blending in with my day's itinerary and explorations here at Capitol Reef NP. What else more can I say other than thank you for accommodating us tourists!!

Road trip from Denver to California with a stop in Vegas. Stopped for gas here and a quick coffee…read morebreak. Walking in you are greeted by the cashier with a friendly, "Welcome to Loves!." Oh boy, thank you. Bathrooms are clean and paper products and soap available.

Great stop with gas, clean bathrooms, and road trip snacks! They even have some cute gifts for sale…read moreinside. Service was very friendly and welcoming.

This place rocks! My family decided to run out of gas and this place saved the day, and my parents'…read more22 year marriage. Thanks Randy :)

I'm going to break the trend and not admit that Randy's saved our road trip when we nearly ran out…read moreof gas. No, we actually were driving out to Emery intentionally-I have a weird goal to visit every city in Utah this year and write a review for at least one place in each. Randy's came up on the map, and we made our way over. It's a small gas station, but has a pump outside, which is referenced many times in other reviews as being a "lifesaver" as well as a modest inventory of snacks. We bought a few ice cream treats from the freezer and candy to add to our road trip menu and then we were on our way. The nice lady at the counter was chipper and friendly. I'm glad to have stopped, and glad to know this is here in case we find ourselves getting close to E.

Awful place. Rip off. Restroom sign on the door of each restroom tells potential uses that they…read moremust purchase something in order to use the restroom, stating they have to clean the bathrooms and it takes water to flush. The store is not stocked and when you pay with a credit or debit your purchase has to be over ten dollars or you are charged a dollar. The gas was a dollar more than anywhere else and they put a yellow jeep in the gas pump area to make people think someone is dumb enough to buy gas here. Total rip off stay away.

Be mindful of the sticker prices because they don't ring up the same price at the counter. I didn't…read morenotice so the Medicine Bag that had said 6.99 and they charged me 12.99. I figured that was because I was using a card. But my sister-in-law got the same thing and paying in cash; she asked about it and he said he was told to charge that price :/

You should reconsider your sign near the front door encouraging people to take their masks off…read morebecause it has been over a year and you are still alive. It is absolutely offensive to people who have lost friends, neighbors, and family. I needed some things and would have spent quite a bit of money in your store but I will not support this ignorance.

I came upon this place kinda randomly; I was on a road trip and staying nearby in an Airbnb. I was…read morelooking for the cheapest place to get gas before venturing toward Capitol reef NP and this place was a little lower than other places, even though I had to drive 10ish mins opposite from the park. The place wasn't open yet when I came by around 0630 so no one was there. It was grey, cold, and sleeting a bit. I had a wild moment of panic where the machine appeared to have eaten my credit card. Just about had a nervous breakdown then but turns out the machine just takes a solid like 2 minutes to read your card before it ejects it!!! I had no service there and bc no staff was in, I was quite terrified I would just lose the card. Thankfully not so. Was able to fill up fine after then too. So just be aware of that!

Heading south on UT-12 (jaw-dropping scenery), we were in search of a few things and saw Hills and…read moreHollows. Wow, were we surprised at what we found! This is no ordinary pit stop in the middle of nowhere. High-end groceries, regular c-store goodies, camping supplies, local art, a bakery, and shockingly, the thing we needed most--Flonase. Two sprays twice a day keeps the allergies at bay. Past the welcoming shaded patio were the cleanest and roomiest bathrooms I've found in a gas station. These could be found in someone's home. Hills and Hollows was a bright spot on a gorgeous Utah day. Stop and enjoy as long as it suits you.

This Sinclair is more than a gas station! It is a hub for local artisans which include Wild Indigo…read moreCafe, Boulder Bakery, and Cache Cannery. We stopped here on a whim on the way out of Escalante heading North and could not have been more surprised. Of course they have gas, but this is so much more. The store has fresh baked goods from Boulder Bakery, a pretty full "liquor store", local handmade jewelry and a lot of camping/backpacking/hiking essentials like snacks, liquids, and freeze dried meals. Next to the Mini Mart you can see Boulder Bakery in the works making fresh sourdough and donuts - THE BEST DONUTS ON PLANET EARTH - Additionally, Cache Cannery has a spot here where they sell fresh jams, marmalades and more. There's plenty of outdoor seating to enjoy lunch or coffee from Wild Indigo Cafe. If you're in the are make an effort to stop by!

Stoped for breakfast when staying at Clear Sky Resort. The food is cooked fresh and everyone was…read moreso friendly. The breakfast burritos and sandwich's were delicious!

Had chicken tenders the first time we stopped there which were good, but another man's order of…read moreMexican food looked amazing. This time I ordered the chicken quesadilla which was excellent!