They're open late, the gas prices are very competitive. There's plenty of parking. I also found…read moreevery item I came for. This store has self checkout allowing you to even ring your own gas inside.

My partner and i come to this gas station very frequently we are even close with management, On one…read moreof our visits my partner picked up a tall can beer for home. I didn't, i didn't even bring my wallet on our trip out of the house (which is normal) and the gas station attendant with purple dyed hair and black glasses refused to sell to my partner because i didn't have my wallet with I.D? .. despite the only person purchasing ANYTHING having their form of ID & payment. I left a review of 2 stars because the gas station itself is nice, i don't appreciate the worker.

the worker Michelle is always so nice keeps the store so clean the bathroom is so clean always food…read moreis always fresh floors are clean all around 100% customer service

Bad costumer serviced and expired merchandise, double check what you buy before you buy,…read moreThey asked me for receipt but they do Offer one how could I have one than? Morning shift needs improvement lady was on her cellphone texting while helping costumer nope never coming back here again.

I love getting gas here because it's the lowest price in town. Customer service however could use a…read morelot of improvement. I told the cashier I had reward points while paying inside and she said she couldn't do phone numbers with that register which is fine, but she sounded offended by my question. I also asked if I could have the receipt for tax purposes and she set it on the counter bypassing my outstretched hand as if that offended her too. There was no greeting, no "have a nice day", no any acknowledgement, my whole transaction seemed like a bother to her since she was eating and on her phone and it must have been rude of me to interrupt. Will pay at the pump next time.

About a year ago, we were traveling through Idaho and were told about a magical business that…read morecombined the convenience of staying in my car, with the necessity of getting food and beverage from a convenience store. I thought such magic was limited to Idaho, but recently discovered that such a place exists within our community! Road warrior travel center is located just off of Highway 97, on lateral a road, and is indeed a drive-through convenience/travel center! these sorts of places were particularly awesome when Covid restrictions were in place, but remain phenomenal. When you just completed a kiddo basketball game, everybody is thirsty, but you really don't want to have everybody get out of the car to run inside. It's effectively a warehouse with a garage door that you drive into, one of the workers grabs any and everything your little heart desires, and then they ring you up. It takes about a quarter of the time as going into a convenience store, especially with family, and the folks working there are super nice! We don't get down this direction all that often, but I can guarantee that each time we do, this place is going to be on the list of spots to stop. It's fast, convenient, and just plain awesome!

Honestly, we came in in the evening about 8:15 PM right off the freeway from King County grab some…read morebeverages highly overpriced and then we were starving so we bought some taquitos which were not fully cooked to put. The man said they've been there for a while. They were pretty gross, not crispy at all, and then my friend bought a hotdog which was cold as well now we picked from the front because we saw the ones in the back weren't as dark so we thought we were doing good but negative the guy at the counter was kind of snippy. My friend ordered some lotto tickets and he pressed the wrong button and she told him no that's not the one and he told her it's too late. I already printed it. You have to buy it so she was forced to buy this five dollar lotto ticket. She was like OK whatever I'm not gonna argue with you. I'll just buy it fine even though it wasn't her fault and then she got her two other lotto tickets that she asked for he was not friendly. He didn't smile he wasn't approachable so yeah, I'm gonna say no.

I pick up Doordash orders here regularly, the lady cashier at night shift appears inconvenienced by…read moreonline orders. I overheard her discussing with another customer how she doesn't like the Doordash as it keeps her from helping in store customers. Please know that the customers ordering deliveries are as much part of your business as those shopping in person. I give this store 4 stars for being open 24 hours and the convenience but because of below average customer service, I don't think they deserve 5 stars.

Punk kid that runs the register seems like a real winner. Expensive and cramped. Better options…read morearound.

I silently rolled into this gas station on a wing and a prayer…read more Yeah, when I left the Tri-Cities en route to Yakima for Salsa Friday, the computer on my car said I had a good 90miles of gas left, and this gas station was about 55miles away. I thought I was golden. By about mile 30, I realized that I only had about 20 miles of gas left?!? So, I basically stressed for about 20-30miles. I drove as economical as I could. I was driving in the Never Never Land. I was in the middle of no where. The No Man's Land. Cloaked in dark and economy, I drove as fuel efficiently as I could. By the time I rolled past Moxee, I hid my moxie to save any bit of fuel I could. As my gas tank showed complete emptiness, there it was. The light of East Valley Market. This is the first gas station one crosses when heading toward Yakima from the west on SR24 (http://www.yelp.com/biz/sr-24-the-yakima-short-cut-northeast-yakima#hrid:0cBPLt94dhrNoTr7fZlaBA). I glided into the gas island on a fumes. A funny things is that I saw a person walking around here with a gas can. He came up to me, and asked if he could pay me $4 to fill up his can. I did. He was also on empty, but he only had cash, and the gas station was closed up for the night. So yes, this little station can be a petroleum salvation.

I found everything I was looking for and some more. They have a wide variety of stuff. Also good…read morecustomer service. There is a lotto vending machine and they are open 24 hours. Will return again.

Don't let the flickering lights and crowded aisles dissuade you. The Indian food, cooked up to…read moreorder, is phenomenal!!!!!! Recommended to me by a world-traveling colleague who said it was the best Indian food in town, I was excited to try it. I tried the butter chicken and the garlic naan. ‍

Place has gone a little downhill. Some of the cashiers are rude and don't know English. Odd…read moreselection of items.

Pizza is so good! Deep fried burritos and Jo Jo's delicious! Great place to have a snack, or grab…read moreand go. Forget something from the bigger city, they'll have it probably.

This pharmacy is ridiculously incompetent. On Friday I called the phone number ON MY PRESCRIPTION…read moreBOTTLE to request a refill and the computer told me it would be ready for pickup the following Monday after 11:00AM. I went in on Tuesday to pick it up and after standing in line for 15 minutes because there was only one person working the register, the technician told me it "wasn't ready yet" and they needed another thirty minutes to get it ready. I said what do you mean, 30 minutes? I ordered a refill on the computer line and it told me I could pick it up on Monday after 11. She said, "Well, that's the automated system. We'll get it started and it'll take 30 minutes to get it ready and you can wait for it." I said "What do I have to do to get a refill if calling the automated line doesn't do it? Do I have to come in here and ask an actual person for a refill in order to actually get a refill? What's the purpose of having a phone number to call to get a refill if that's the case?" She was not able to process what I was saying. She kept saying "It'll take 30 minutes and you can just wait for it." I said to forget it, this is ridiculous and I turned away to go and she tossed out a snotty "Have a nice daaay" as I was walking away and it made me so mad I got the manager involved. She was all "It's our fault, we're trying to catch up since Rite Aid closed, we're short-handed because no one wants to come and work for us because we're not offering enough pay, when you call the automated line you're the last in a line of 800 people then when you come to pick up your prescription we move you to the front of the line and fill it." Okay, so you're not really "working" on my refill and you need another 30 minutes to finish it up, you're actually waiting until I come in to pick it up to start it. I asked her the same question I asked the technician, if calling the automated line is pointless, what do I have to do to get a refill? Actually walk in to the pharmacy and request it from a person, at which time you will start working on it? She went back to the pharmacy and went behind the counter to fill the pill bottle and brought it to the cash register. As I was paying for it, she told me that since I was so unhappy with them this would be the last refill they would fill for me, like I hadn't already figured that out for myself. As I was driving home I got a text from Walgreens telling me my refill was ready to be picked up, good grief. They'll be going the way of Rite Aid any day now.

not sure about incompetence but the service here is atrocious, 3 different times we have called to…read morehave my wifes meds moved from old pharmacy that our insurance wont work with, and they say no problem we will have it done and call you. never hear from them for days, finally called a 4th time just to find out they cant do it. we are having doctor send them over after filling we will see what kind of contact they have when script is ready for pick-up.