Absolutely love this gas station, the perfect spot with everything you need in one place. Great…read moreplace to charge or gas up, tasty home made chocolates inside, adorable little glass figurines, super clean bathrooms and always friendly staff. Definitely recommend this pit stop if you are driving though.

Super clean bathrooms, killer view, and friggin scrumptious candy.... What more could you ask for…read morein a gas station?

Clean gas station. A little overpriced on the nutri grain bars but they gotta make a profit…read moresomewhere. Gas pumps worked good. Easy in and out

Very friendly employee. Following covid-19 safety protocols. But almost no auto supplies. Gas…read morestation with two bottles of antifreeze and no windshield washer fluid.

The most expensive gallon of regular gasoline in the country is found in Kirkwood, California for…read more$4.59 http://www.consumeraffairs.com/news04/2007/08/gas_prices172.html If you are foolish enough to drive into the barren snowy wilderness known as Kirkwood whilst your tank is approaching empty then you deserve to get bent over Driving out of South Lake, and taking Pioneer Trail shortcut to Myers, thought will get gas in Myers, but it was $.30/gal more than SLT so got the bright idea to fill up along the way, but there was none, just 2 ppl per square mile in Alpine County The station iteself It's located on hwy 88 right near the access road to the wood and the Kirkwood Inn (it's so desolate out there there aren't even street addresses!) Threw $5 (about a gal) in the tank then hightailed it back to to many cheaper stations on the main strip in SLT On the flip side, at least they have gas, and you don't get stuck and freeze to death like Jack in The Shining

Aaaaaalllll right... So, some company from out of town decided they wanted to go camping, and we…read morehad a few dogs in tow... So my friend and I decided to opt for some car camping. Loaded up the car and SOOOOOMEone (not me, I didn't drive) forgot to check the gas tank. We were driving on less than a quarter tank and by the time we got to this area our low fuel light came on. Worried that we'd run out of fuel, we headed towards Kirkwood since we assumed the resort would have some, but we saw this place and stopped inside asking where the nearest gas was. We didn't see the pump since we parked on the other side of the building. They only offer regular unleaded, so if you need diesel fuel, you're SOL here. Filled up with enough gas to get us to the campground and back home. It was expensive, but no more so than we expected. Actually cheaper than we expected since we know that gas in the boonies would be a ripoff. Still, the convenience of having the option to get gas out there was sort of a lifesaver. Note: Amazingly, there are seasons out here (snow and not snow), so the area isn't always a barren snowy wilderness. During the summer, it actually turns into a barren non-snowy wilderness.

Usually, a Safeway gas station is as close to fueling up at Costco as you can get. Except that my…read moreCarson City (Nevada) Costco gas was a full $1.60 a gallon less (!) than Safeway's prices last Friday. Yet, when you're trying to get back to Nevada without running out of gas, a modest and non-fill up purchase is what one has to do.

Convenient gas station right on the main road. Convenient market to buy snacks, drinks, lotto, etc.read more

Stopped here while stuck on the way to Tahoe because this was the only place with dinner options…read moreand they had some great choices! Our gas station dinner was hitting! The restrooms are clean, but they do ask that you donate $1 to help with septic costs. No biggie. The workers were chill and they had a decent wine selection. We were also surprised by how many chains they have. You name the tire, they have it!

Gayle and I drive to the Bay Area (and back) from Genoa (Nevada) a number of times per year, and…read moreusually on US 50. We know our "pit stop" options which most often include the Silver Fork Store, Fresh Pond, and the West Sacramento Maverick station. As the California vs. Nevada per-gallon price differential, can be significant, we only buy gas in the Golden State when we have to. Hence, our Silver Fork stops are usually for snacks and a bio break. Hence, we pretty much skip the gas pumps and the restaurant, the latter being to early in the trip going down and "we just want to get home" coming back. Nice people, decent snacks, clean restrooms, and very interesting tchotchkes. For what we want, what more do we need?

The cold springs market has always been a favorite stop before going into the wilderness but…read morerecently there are always rude young cashiers who seem bothered by customers, raised prices, and angry locals either migrating from Mia's or the Pinecrest resort to stare you down and act entitled. I'll make sure I don't to stop here again because I'd rather not have it ruin a good day. You're better off saving your money and planning a trip to avoid this store.

I've been stopping at this gas station for over 30 years, and I've seen many changes during this…read moretime. I was super excited to see that they offer hot food so it was a huge disappointment to order a cheeseburger and later realize that they undercooked it without letting me know in advance or giving me an option for them to cook it longer. Not everyone likes pink or in my case extremely pink barely cooked hamburger. I could have handled a little pink (even if I don't prefer it), but my burger ended up getting thrown away after 2 bites because I was grossed out how undercooked it was, and I didn't have a way to finish cooking it myself. I understand that it takes a while to cook everyone's food and I was more than willing to wait so I don't understand why the staff felt the need to rush and feed undercooked meat to customers. I definitely won't order a burger from there again because I don't feel that the customer should have to tell a business what proper cooked hamburger meat is, and they also have no warnings anywhere that their meat is undercooked. If they even read these reviews, according to Google, "consuming undercooked ground beef can harbor bacteria like E. coli, Salmonella, and Campylobacter, which can cause foodborne illnesses (food poisoning)." Hopefully whoever has their food handling license and is cooking the food understands the risks they are putting their customers through.

I'm not from the area, but after spending Thanksgiving weekend with my fiancé's family, we had to…read moremake the trek back to the SF Bay Area. Maverik is our favorite last-chance stop on our way back home. They had everything I needed. My phone mount broke, and I'm so glad they had a few to choose from. I also needed some dill pickles (J get car sick but for some reason these fix it. Don't judge me.) We also needed some good protein, and I'm so glad they had an ample selection of jerky, nuts, and even some bean dip that went well with the chips we already had. The staff was so sweet helping me checkout. The store is super clean, and it was a really positive trip. I'm so glad that we could fill up on gasoline and get our road trip items all in one stop right off the highway.

If I'm passing through Minden, this Maverik is a must stop for me. Don't sleep on Maveriks coffee…read moreor their hot kitchen items! It's one of my favorite coffee beans. They offer three different blends for hot or iced. My personal favorite is their house blend. It's a good thing Maveriks are popping up on every corner. While on the road, Maverik will be the only gas station I'll purchase food from. Employees are always friendly and restrooms are usually kept clean. Next time you're in a Maverik, check out their coffee if you're a coffee lover. I promise you won't be disappointed.

Clutch problems were threatening a trip to Reno when I saw Mike's auto shop. I was pretty sure I…read morewasn't going to make it, so I pulled in. Nothing scarier right? You can't help but wonder, am I going to get royally screwed, will I be calling Uber? I told Mike my mechanic said I probably had air in the clutch line so I asked if he would bleed the line. He said he'd check it out. With help from his buddy hanging out, the clutch line was bled, and sure enough... tons of air! 15 minutes later and only $35 poorer, I was good to go! Thank you so much!

Saved my bacon on way to Mammoth to meet high school mates for skiing many years ago. Fried the…read morebrakes on my 89 Suburban coming down Monitor pass. God bless 'em.

Most awesome pitstop before getting out of Tahoe. Great coffee, from those high tech machines…read more Great wholesome mountain people, Blake is the man! Nice collection of cool hats.

Maybe change the address. The address is in a field. Please clarify it is in Meyers. I have to keep…read morewriting to have them post this.

Filling up to take a trip around the lake and do some sightseeing. Prices on gas are reasonable and…read morecheaper than back home. Making sure to clean the windows too and take the snow residue off. There is a convenience store for snacks, drinks and other necessities.

Don't bother walking in here if the rude, very disrespectful mustached man is working. I was very…read morekind to him and he has always proved he hates his job... by acting like the most pissed off, hateful and miserable person. I'm sorry but if you want to work or keep your job in this country, maybe don't get a job that is supposed to be customer service based. Simply asked him about an advertised deal you get with the AMPM card that's clearly posted right in front of him and he continued to ignore my question and yell at me. Very strange guy, would not recommend bothering giving them business. Other employees are at least decent to their customers. Just this guy.... Wow. Go on unemployment