Passing thru Sunday 7/27 we stopped for gas etc.., ran into the nicest attendant, Jackson. He was…read moreextremely helpful and made some very helpful recommendations, Thanks to everyone especially Jackson !! Hope to see everyone again soon..Fried Chicken was amazing

What a great place to stop at when on a road trip! I also have seen quite a few of the locals in…read morehere during the times I've stopped. It is more than meets the eye from outside. They are much more than just a gas station. They have all the necessities and are basically just a smaller version of a grocery store. They even carry hot deli items such as chicken strips, jojos, corn dogs, burritos, and even fried gizzards. The breading they use is delicious! The staff is friendly and their prices are pretty reasonable for being a small little store. I used the restroom while stopping there yesterday and it was clean, so no complaints there. They have a big parking lot with plenty of grassy areas to let your dog out to do its thing if you are traveling. The store could use a little updating but other than that, it's a great place to stop, gas up, stretch your legs, and stock up on snacks and drinks for the road.

Reasonable rates on fuel Great icecream…read moreVery friendly and helpful As we were going to be staying in Elk City in 2 days and we're circling the River Of No Return wilderness on ATV's, we called ahead to verify they had fuel. I asked the lady who was working there if there was any place special we could take one of out group members to as it was her 50th birthday. The lady there arranged to have a cake baked for her at the VFW as a surprise. The VFW not only had a surprise cake for her but also broke out there weekend menus for our group on a Thursday. The Elk Creek Station even had a birthday card for her. Thank You Elk Creek Station You made our stay in your lovely town very special!!! And yes, we did see Elk in town.

Food sucks! No more jojo's and the chicken strips are not the same. Yuck! Have quit stopping in…read morethere

The local grocery and gas stop for many in Corvallis, this store is amazing for what they stock…read more My wife and I marvel at this. In fact, we play a little game, guessing if they might have say, canned chicken gravy...and they have two kinds along with others. They also have a great snack bar serving sandwiches and some fried goodies. Just don't go there during school days as you will have to wade through the teenagers scarfing down chicken tenders and "jo-jos", local term for fried potato wedges. Ice cream, pizzas, coffees, wine and an eating area are there. Also coolers chock full of beer and a cooler with fresh eggs, milk and butter and next to it a produce section. And all in a small little building. The new owners have done wonders and are richly deserving of praise.

My husband I were traveling through beautiful Montana on a ski trip. We stopped at the Victor…read moreSinclair. It looked like a nice little store however the clerk was rude and the product we grabbed was outdated. When we said something the clerk told us to pick something else. Don't bother stopping here.

Stopped in hungry, looking for a quick bite. I chose a cheesy pepperoni bomb. One of the ladies…read moreputs these together and they ARE THE BOMB!! Holy moly ~ you get two of them and they are packed with flavor. It's a great snack!

Nice, clean gas station and convenience store that is also home to The MT Cow! If you take pics, be…read moresure to tag him on social media lol!! It got busy when we were there on a Saturday evening and there was only one cashier which made it a short wait to checkout. Depending on what you buy, prices could be cheap or steep. I noticed specifically the prices on their wines and drinks were pretty good but prices for candy and other packaged snacks were higher than other places. Most likely because that's what everyone is buying! Also, they carry wine from Mission Mountain Winery and even had Montana specific flavors like huckleberry!

Clean bathrooms & pretty good selection of convenience items. I would definitely stop here again if…read moreI am back in this area.

Heading home from Montana to Idaho. Needed gas and my low tire air pressure indicator was on…read more Filled up with gas and then went to fill tires. Front passenger tire was a little low and I filled it. Passenger rear tire was also low, so I filled it. Unfortunately the tire stem valve thread cover broke off in the hose. I shut the air off and went inside. Both ladies were extremely helpful. Unfortunately there was no local tire store, so the manager called her husband. He came over and got it temporarily fixed so I could drive 50 miles to Missoula to the closest tire shop. They wouldn't accept any money for their time and assistance. Wonderful nice friendly people that I will always be grateful for and truly appreciate them.

We stopped here to fill up on gas. It's 2.99 today. The…read morepeople working here were nice. I didn't use a bathroom or but any food but from what I saw, it looked clean inside.

I am not exactly sure why I started Yelping and rating gas stations, but what the heck, right?…read more If there are several gas stations within feet of each other we all go for the cheapest gas. Well, since gas stations would NEVER collude on prices, we find that the prices are all the same (except for BP which seems to like to charge more. Guess they still have oil spill related expenses). Well, with prices being the same you need to find a reason to pick on. This place has a pretty cool store set up, food, beverages, snacks, jeans, shirts, hats, boots and other stuff no one would but at a gas station. But isn't it nice to know you can?

So my hubs and I were getting gas and I noticed the sign said "co-op" and "ranch and home store" -…read morewhich no one here has mentioned. Took me awhile to make sure this was the right spot. It is. I grew up in co-ops and feed stores (the "feed store" is next door) and so I wanted to go in and wander around, maybe pick up a souvenir. The first thing I Noticed is it smelled nothing like I recalled - no wonderful leather tack smell. Maybe because so much is synthetic now. The second thing I noticed, in disappointment, was how expensive everything was. Like, really expensive. I thought, maybe I can get a child's lasso? $50 and the theme of lassoes nowadays, or at least here, seems to be glow-in-the-dark and bright colors for showtime (I guess?). The third thing I noticed was that even though I wandered the ENTIRE STORE, not a single employee said hello to me. What a disappointment in so many ways.