Maverick is definitely a huge thing I've noticed while on our trip through Utah. In Arizona where…read moreI'm from they don't have them. Every location I've seen has been clean and most of their lots offer quite a few gas pumps to get you in and out. My dad loves the quick food options..... me, I'm still on the fence about gas station food, but I do love those damn raspberry filled donuts they sell by the box! They remind me of when I was a kid and hostess sold them. I may or may not have bought many to take home. Don't judge me ha ha. Anyway, this location was large, store was clean and my dad left happy with his pizza and soda. Decent prices.

I've come in a couple times and the cashiers been having a bad day, but rarely am I disappointed…read more They stay stocked, and are pretty on point about it,

Not all Mavericks are created equal, and this is one of the more compact ones. There are two larger…read moreones both about a mile away if you need more space, but this is great for a quick stop on your way to the freeway. This one only has 8 spots to fill up and normally at least one is open. It can be a little awkward to access them depending on which ones are filled, but they do have extra room around them and multiple driveways to enter or exit from. When I have gone inside, the people working have been nice. They still have a good soda fountain too! Inside is stocked with snacks but not as much hot food since this is one of the smaller locations.

A Maverik is just a Maverik...until it isn't. This one is so much more. Sure, they sell gas, soda,…read morecandy and other convenience store items-which is what brings the majority of people to it. But the customer service and friendliness of the staff is what keeps them coming back. The people behind the counter are genuinely nice and happy to be there-or at least fake it really well. The reason I docked a star from the rating was the difficulty in maneuvering the parking lot/gas pumps. It's always busy and pretty awkward. But I guess that's just a side effect of being a place that so many people want to visit.

So all these years I have been buying the $12 Supreme car was when I noticed today that the only…read moredifference between the $12 car was and the $9 car was is a $3 towel. Well it's to late to cancel I'm almost done pumping gas. When I got done pumping gas, and got my receipt for the car wash code, I went inside to get my $3 towel. What they handed me was marked $1. I'm to tired to play charades with someone who doesn't speak English, so I sucked up the loss of the $2 and grabbed my towel, and proceeded to the actual car wash. Lesson learned. Read the fine print. Wouldn't you know it and now it is raining on my car! Karma I guess... (I will now only get the $9 car wash)

Although there's a rumor going around town that I'm on a quest to yelp every single gas station in…read moreSalt Lake County, the truth is that I'm still at this Holiday more than an other fuel stop around. They haven't spent the last year since my original review refurbishing the place. It still squats there on State Street. But you can't beat the Redbox/Carwash comobo for convenience. On a recent late night we arrived home from a long road trip and a day of familial nuptuals and needed to stop off to buy a loaf of bread. Sure as shootin' they we got the last loaf of butter-top what goodness from the shelf. Granted, it was priced (per ounce) the same as raw tungsten ore, but they had it there. Oh, and I can neither confirm nor deny my gas station yelping quest. Although I do find it handy to read gas station reviews when I'm out looking for a place to fill up, so any kind of love I can pay forward to the petroleum gods, I certainly do.

Pretty sure it used to be a Tesoro. And there's the Sinclair dinosaur out front. But it's a…read moreHoliday, you can be sure of that. On the positive, there are plenty of gas pumps and it's so conveniently located on the west side of I-15 that you really can hop on and hop off. But I don't love that you have to enter from 700 West--there's no driveway from 7200 S. The snack area and other road essentials is more spacious than your typical gas station, so stretch out and grab your jerky, fill your mug, and look at the priceless tchotchke for sale. Regarding the car wash--I dunno if they give one to everyone, or what. Clearly they're trying to upsell you on a more expensive one, but when I went there today I got a "you've earned a free car wash you can upgrade" just after swiping my card. I opted not to swipe but still got my carwash code on the receipt. So we'll see what happens. I will redeem at the Holiday just a few blocks away at the corner of 7500 S and State Street.

They have a car wash thing to buy a car wash on the machine but no car wash here. You have to drive…read moreto an entirely different location to redeem something youve already purchased. Very shady

I loved stopping by today and hearing the employees talking with a customer and being pretty…read morehomophobic. I don't really rate gas stations. They are all very similar. But this one really earned that one star.

Helpful friendly staff not always found in stores like this and an amazing variety of productsread more

Harley helped me with a snack purchase today. She was friendly and she made my day brighter. Thank…read moreyou!

Fresh daily made food is delicious, specially "cinnamon rolls and breakfast burritos" . Morning…read morecrews, sorry I didn't get any of your names, but all of you were amazing!!! Friendly, curious, helpful, most definitely keepers!!!

If you want the cheapest gas in the Fort Union Triangle (with Sandy to the South, Midvale to the…read moreWest, Cottonwood Heights to the East), you go to the Shell station. Talk about a niche market: People living or working around the Fort Union triangle who are too cheap to get a membership -- or too lazy to drive 5 miles -- to Costco. On this night, we fit that description. They have ... let's just call them the sparsest amenities of any gas station in the area. While the TWO amply lit Maverik "Adventure's First Stop" (less than a mile apart!) were packed, we shared the Shell station with a night clerk and some grizzled dude in an ancient Ford Taurus who parked in front of the door ... and was just there to buy a pack of smokes. There was an old Simon & Garfunkel song, "A Heart in New York", where the song goes "Lookin' down on Central Park, Where they say you should not wander after dark." Well substitute "Central Park" with "the Shell Station on Fort Union Boulevard." Well, I'm exaggerating, but I'd turn the safety off your mace ... just in case ;) Again, we were there for the cheapest gas, and Shell has everybody in a 5-mile radius beat.

I had to laugh at my original review and update from here, as I mention going into Redbox. When's…read morethe last time I went to a Redbox? Have I really been reviewing things since before Netflix? Was there anything before Netflix? How did life happen before streaming? I'll tell you what I have streamed, and that's a Slurpee (see what I did there?). Why are they good? And by good I mean awful. And by awful, I mean, are they actually good? There's something perfectly nostalgic about a wild cherry Slurpee, and whenever I get a hankering, I come to 7-11. And that's about once every 5 years. Unfortunately, last time I came here they weren't very prepared and I remembered that they have a 7-11 on 7200 now (maybe it's been there forever, I don't really recall) and it seems to be a bit more Slurpee-ready and customer friendly. This spot seems to be a little less shiny and a little less cared for, but there are far worse in the area, so it's a suitable SEV if you need one.

Every time I come to this 7 11 it has a new passive aggressive note explaining that a random 7-11…read moreservice is not offered here. No bathroom, no cash back, no ice no whatever. So condsider this my passive aggressive note that I will be going up the street.