Very well organized and clean store. I was staying in the area Thanksgiving week. Many advertised…read moreitems were out of stock. However, it is a well-kept store with polite staff. It is one of your best options within 40-minutes of the area.

Stopped in while on vacation, very clean in side with a great variety of items, staff was extremely…read morenice and welcoming. Will stop in again when I'm in town!

Rude female manager who said "i'm busy" as I approached the counter for help with a deal on gas…read morethat wasn't working. Mind you the store was completely empty. Didn't help at all and obviously didn't want to even though I was being polite and patient. There was no point in being rude and also she didn't help me at all and I left without getting any gas. The long haired guy who works here is really nice though and I wish he would have been there today instead of Miss Busy

No public restroom. Had to go down the road and make an extra stop. If I had known I would not have…read moregotten my gas here.

This is one of the few stores around for miles. As a teen Id walk here then back to my house so I…read morecould smoke cigarettes. It was about a mile both ways. Now it's a little escape from the family reunion we were attending. It's in the middle of nowhere so you occasionally get to see grazing elk and antelope. We came down for snacks and ice on a few occasions. The gas pumps are really old. They are working relics practically. They don't sell lotto tickets. You have to go down to Stanford's for those. The clientele are nice. This is one of those places were the locals hang. Not all of them but a few. It used to be closed on Sundays because Mormons owned it. I believe it's open on Sundays now. Probably because the main road is busier. It's a really interesting place to see. It's a living breathing antique with that real small town feel.

When I came to Arizona in 1972, I had a house in Timer Knoll (my Sister and Brother in law also…read morelived in Timber Knoll). I didn't have a clue where it was so I stopped at the Midway Station to ask for directions. When I walked in, there was an ol' Cowboy behind the counter, his name was Don Goodman, him and his wife Evelyn owned the Midway and had for at least 30 years. Well when I mentioned I was trying to find Timber Knoll, he knew who I was and said they all had been waiting for me to get there...lol After about ten minutes, it was like I had known them for years. Several years later, I moved closer to Show Low, Don and Evelyn sold the Store (which then was also the Post Office) and ended up buying the house I lived in, in Timber Knoll. They were super people, Don got me into roping and did a few cattle drives with him and Carlos who was the foreman at Timberline Ranch. One thing that I always laughed at was when you walked in the door, on the left sitting on the floor in a flower pot, next to the Ice Cream freezer was a peyote plant with a LARGE button... No one ever said anything about it.. about a year or so later the button was gone and Don said " the other day some hippy looking people came in and after they left, he noticed it was gone"... he said they must of been from Phoenix..... LOL

Cheapest beer in Sedona. A whopping $1.50 a bottle for certain domestic beers. I am not a drinker…read morebut I am here to help. This is also a great stop to pick up ice cream, snacks and drinks for your hotel room, hike, tour trip, etc. They also sell lottery tickets, mega million, powerball. If you win, AZ wont make your name public. If I win you wont know but there will be signs. Located next to the Arebella.

I've only been here once, but it was memorable…read more It's a Circle K, okay? You can get a Big Gulp and a jumbo Snickers. That's why we come here, right? Make a trip to the bathroom. It's nice & clean, better than you expect. But look down. You're standing on stone flooring. In a Circle K. This town is fancy.

Super clean - especially the bathrooms. Very friendly staff. Great stop on our way to NM.read more

This DQ and Chevron location is pretty nice for the area!…read more The restrooms are located between the DQ and the Chevron convenient store. Small restrooms but pretty cleanly. Men's restroom has one stall but two urinals and women's restroom has two stalls. Def recommend if traveling through and need a quick pit stop. Has everything you need. From restroom, food, gas, and snacks! We actually ended up meeting the owner of the two locations and chatted with her a bit. We saw her sweeping the area herself and also made sure that the women were able to go to the restroom when the lines were getting long (you know how the women's bathroom is always a hassle). She had great hospitality and cares for her traveling customers (and locals). We ended up ordering a quick snack before the road and the DQ delivered our order pretty quickly (for a family of 6). The line did get long at some point but the orders came out quick. The Chevron convenient store was so nostalgic! They had candy that I haven't seen since Block Busters was open! Plenty of everything from hats, CD Albums, dvd movies, drinks, medicine, chips, etc. Very clean and organized. Plenty of parking and gas was a good price (I'm from california so anything below $4 gal is great).

The employees are great, dropped by for coffee, b4 work and bought a Cinnabons. Later on down the…read moreweek I was craving a pizza and the local pizza place charged $25+ ..?! I cancelled on the spot, but this place made a pepperoni for less than $20...in 15mins! I recommend Pilot for their pizzas and their customer service

They have showers Great employees helpful…read more Gas little high than NM tho Food was hot

The Short: It's a mini-mart. It's downtown. If you don't get…read moreit then I'm amazed you can read this. The Pros: - Friendly customer service. - Decent $1 coffee. - Mexican Coke (no, not that kind of coke)! - A.M. hours. - Stocks all the basics and a little more (like cough drops and candy cigarettes). The Cons: - Minimums on credit card transactions (understandable, I know, but still annoying at times). - Closes to early. - Can be expensive. Interesting Fact: They don't have dirty magazines awkwardly displayed near the cashier. In fact, they don't sell them! Why do other places in town do this? I just don't know how to pretend they're not there.

Love this place--great to grab a snack, emergency eggs, and 20 oz dollar coffee. Owner and staff…read moreare super nice too.