Directly next to the Gallup Indian Plaza, this Love's Travel Shop was a quick stop on our way to…read morethe Grand Canyon early in the month of April. My husband needed to fill up on gas, and I needed to use the ladies room. The bathrooms are clean, the gas is on the cheap side, especially if you get $.10 off when using their phone app. They have the same snacks you come to expect from a Love's travel shop like salads and even a container with hard boiled eggs. You can also buy the snacks you would expect from any gas station like combos or a bottle of soda. Employees were friendly and this location made a decent pitstop on our road trip. The location was also convenient because we stopped inside the neighboring businesses to continue to stretch our legs.

Please hire security to prevent panhandl8mg at the pump. It is a spatial violations and may lead…read moreto self defense situations. No one has ever offered to huy me gas, and it is not my responsibility to buy it for the local who stake out your parking lot and approach, expecting you to buy them gas.

This plaza is located along Route 66. There is a pristine 1950 Buick inside! You'll find a ton of…read moresnacks, drinks, souvenirs and turquoise jewelry here. Parking lot available.

Make the stop! Such a colorful, fun, and spacious place to stop when you're on Hwy 66…read more When you walk in, you're welcomed by artistry, retro pieces, and goodies. From snacks, drinks, ice cream - to jewelry and moccasins - they've got it all.

All I need on a road trip is cheap gas, clean bathrooms and good snacks- thankfully I can always…read morefind all three at Maverick!

All Maverick stops we have made have been good. The prices are decent for gas, the restrooms are…read moreclean, and the inside offerings are ample. Most of the Mavericks we have visited have had a fast food store inside. Employees have been nice.

Pilot/Flying J rest stops are the best ! This is a great one. Dennys, Subway, and more are here…read more Did I mention $2.89 for regular unleaded gas? The same stuff costs $4.69 in San Diego, thanks to our wonderful CA politicians. Taxes, my friend.

We've stopped here for over a decade on our annual road trip. We've always considered this a…read morefavorite stop for the variety of amenities, snacks, toys for the kiddo, etc. I don't know what's changed recently but it's bad enough I felt compelled to warn others here. I would avoid this spot and pick something in Gallup instead, if you can. The Subway needs a complete restaffing. I can't even clearly articulate how slow and just bizarre going to this Subway has been. One guy put ham when we said turkey, then went to toast it without the cheese on it and when we called it out, he lifted up the meat to check under to be sure he didn't put cheese under there? He kept taking his gloves off, using hand sanitizer, going in the back, then returning and putting new gloves on. He did this several times for reasons unknown. Today's employee stood in silence while a customer wasn't paying attention and instead of asking him what toppings he'd like, she just stood there in silence staring at him. Another customer had to call attention to them both. Then she wrapped the sub slower than molasses on a winter's day. Mind you, there were 2 other employees in the back while she was left alone with the lunch rush (4 customers in line). Once you give up at the Subway after 15+ minutes and go check out the pizza counter, you realize there are 6+ people in line and half of them are waiting for some certain pizza to come out of the oven. If you give up and go to the premade food section, you realize there are no condiments out for the packaged sandwiches, so you have to go back to the hot food counter to ask anyone who will make eye contact with you for mayo/mustard. 3 different racks of coffee creamer and sugars, but no condiments. Cool. The Cinnabon had trays of fresh baked cinnamon rolls, but the register had a "closed" sign with no employee present. I went to the front to politely ask if someone could help me at the Cinnabon counter and for a split second, the employee seemed like it was one of the worst things I could've asked her (there were no other customers checking out at that point). She offered me a pre-packed, dried up cinnamon roll she found behind the counter, instead. I asked if I could get one of the warm, fresh ones while gesturing back to the trays of fresh rolls. She said "You can heat it up." Miss ma'am lol... We are done with this spot. RIP 1 giant crossing. More like 1 giant frustration.

Clean restrooms and very friendly staff. The gentleman working the front register today 6/20 9:00…read moream was amazing. He greeted people as they entered and worked two registers at once. This will always be my fuel stop in Gallup. Least expensive diesel and an awesome store. 5 Stars!

Whenever I travel, and wherever I travel, when I see a Maverick, I know I am going to find friendly…read morestaff, clean restrooms, a wide variety of fountain drinks, coffee, fresh food, and reasonably priced gasoline

This place looked pretty sketch. I decided not to use the restroom based on the appearance of the…read moreexterior of the building. My husband tried going inside and the place was locked without any staff inside. Gas pumps were open.

I went to the gas station trying to use the restroom when as I walked out of the car a guy in not…read moreso good shape asked me if I was a pilot. I tried to use the restroom but the owner was inside and a guy said that he is going to be 5 minutes parked at a gas pump doing nothing then I noticed that the bathroom was labeled in crumpled up paper "shitter" scribbled on with pencil. I tried to go into the store and they didn't let me in but they let two of "the regulars" in. they seemed to get some good "shell gas" in a paper bag while leaving the store. Overall terrible experience unless you want to become a pilot.

10:00pm on Christmas Eve. Trying to get home before Christmas and kids needed to use the restroom…read more A lot of the gas stations were closed and this one was open. Internet said open 24 hours. Walk in and a song that said "Restrooms Closed for Cleaning" we waited until they were opened. Cashier was on the phone the whole time even had a customer waiting for her to finish up the call. Another two families walked in to use the restroom and my husband at that time asked if the restroom were opened and cashier said No. you can't tell me you're going to work all Christmas Eve night and not use the restroom. Cashier was simply rude and had a nasty attitude and poor customer service.

Easy in, easy out. Easy off i40 easy on i40. Clean well maintained. A subway connected. . Just…read moreright for the zooming off to who knows where. Lots of motels within 200 yards with tons of parking for those stopping to rest

On the way to Santa Fe, we stopped in for gas and the pump said to see cashier. So, I go into the…read moreFood Mart and the guy says 'No Gas'! WTF, they should have posted that message on the pumps or by the entry. Asked where the restrooms were and he said, 'out of order', No help whatsoever! No wonder this place isn't on Yelp or for that matter on Google maps. Don't waste your time. Go up the street and go to Speedway.

Very clean facility. Used the public restrooms.read more

Don't expect cheap fuel here, but it is cheaper than anywhere else on I-40 in NM…read more But the restaurant has GOOD FOOD. I'm not talking about the fried stuff, but the actual restaurant food with its zMexican/Native American vibes. I've eaten there a few times, but it was usually grab a burrito and go. Today I ordered the beef stew which included Indian fry bread. The stew was piping hot and delicious! I would have been happy just with the broth. And oh Lord, the frybread was crispy n chewy---YUM! Very reasonable prices.

Dumb truck stop pumping $50 per transaction on the truck side. Smh and def cost more than diesel.read more