Good chicken sandwich. Whole breaded chicken breast. It was crunchy. The shredded lettuce wasn't…read morevery travel friendly. Good value. I'd rate it better than McDonald's not quite as good as Popeyes. The hamburger was a bit bland. But if you added seasonings from their toppings bar it'd be decent

RIP OFF!!! Do not order chicken unless you are ready to get ripped off. 8 pieces of chicken…read moretenders, no sides, and 2 extra sauces was over $18.00. RIDICULOUS!!!! The menu is extremely confusing and hard to understand, so are the people that work there. NEVER EVER AGAIN!!

This is one of the most unique stores... They literally seem to have everything. The owners and…read morestaff are extremely nice and helpful. They went out of their way to help us on our trip. The gas price is awesome. Some of the cheapest we found on our trip yet. I highly recommend Dell Mercantile.

Hilariously unfriendly! Prepare yourself for a barrage of signage declaring every action that is…read moreprohibited. Dell's population weighs in at 35 people and this place is bound to run any prospective migrants right out of town. The front part of the Merc glows with consignment charm, full of warm country decor and inspiring wall art. Amidst the cheery products are handwritten and typed warning signs threatening would-be shoppers with fire and brimstone in case of damage. The front door is adorned with a hastily scrawled sign declaring bathrooms for paying customers only, directing all others to waddle their swollen bladders to public rest stops 8-miles to the north and south. The single employee's eyes glow red, grunting directions, staring coldly, and wishing death upon the weary traveler who dares enter. No dogs, no parking, no touching, no loitering (like that's a problem in a town of 35), no spitting, no smiling, no singing, no hoping. I've now been to edge of despair and it is the Dell Merc.

This place is AMAZING. We stayed at an air bnb close by and we stopped here for the $1 baked…read morepotatoes, but they have SO MUCH MORE TO OFFER. My husband and I had the gyro and the pastrami burger, they both were delicious. The family that runs it is so sweet and their food is amazing, we ate here almost every day!

Last Chance used to one of my favorites. Good food, great atmosphere, fun people. Went there 5/3,…read moreordered two hamburger combo meals and it cost over $25. We didn't want to sit outside, but there were no clean tables inside. I asked the guy at the cash register if he could wipe a table off for us and he made me feel like that was a problem even though he eventually did it. The burgers were ok, but if I pay that kind of money, I do expect great service and clean place to sit! Fuel prices were inflated as well. Sorry Last Chance, but that was your last chance to get my money.

Hate to rate this but Husband *loved* Maverik's. Got a breakfast burrito from there and fell in…read morelove. Was looking for another Maverik's the entire trip!

Super clean and nice, definitely a good stop to use the restroom. When you walk in their restrooms…read moreyou can definitely tell they have kept up to date with their cleaning. You might think that this is just your typical Maverick, well you would be wrong. No other maverick around makes breakfast burritos like they do. I will have to say, gas is definitely higher here then your other towns like sugar city or rexburg... I definitely would have to say though, you driving through the area and your blaster is full, you now know where you can go relieve yourself and find a high quality gas station burrito! I do want to say sorry for not having any pictures, that is one thing about this maverick that all mavericks have a like... they are all basically basic. But a maverick basic ;)

People joke that Dillon is the gas stop of southwest Montana -and it's probably not far from the…read moretruth. This happens to be the best place to get gas in Dillon -this Town Pump has the cheapest prices. The service is totally great; I dropped my credit card here and didn't realize it for two days, but there were no charges on it, and when I went back to see if they had it, they put me through the "what's your name, what type of card" and then happily handed it over. Epitome of a small-town gas experience, without the sky high prices.

Came through on a tour with 25 high school kids. employees were beyond rude, throwing things across…read morethe counter while telling us three different times there is a larger town pump. I almost feel bad for making them do their jobs.

Fantastic gas station with a huge selection of snacks, apparel, and even some Montana silversmiths…read morejewelry! Very clean restrooms with automatic toilets, soap, faucets, and hand dryers. Friendly service. Great for a pit stop or impromptu shopping spree!

Excellent service! Pat is super knowledgeable of everything! They have a lot of hardware too,…read moresurprisingly!

Prices were a bit high for gas here but this is to be expected of gas stations in remote locations…read more If stopping here, be sure to take a glance inside! The lodge is beautiful, restrooms were clean, and we even found a car air freshener and nail clipper we needed;)!

Gas station and mini mart. It's about 1/2 mile from AirB&B cabin we're staying at. We were…read morelooking for fresh fruit and yogurt but no luck. The market had sandwiches, drinks, cheese and other essentials. Nice shop keeper. No masks needed.

I am blessed. My ancestors are rural, farming, ranching, gardening nursery-ownering people of the…read moresoil. They are also of the many fleeing the soil. My grandmother's words, "I refuse to marry a rancher and get worked to feath." Her mother died on the new Texas place when Grandma was 11. Grandma went on with her sister and brothers, homesteading in New Mexico and Colorado. She finally settled with her brother in Iola, Kansas with the brother that broke his leg so badly falling off the New barn roof his dad sent him to optician school. His generations followed him into the trade. Born in Los Angeles, living on the edges, I made a career in the rural west. CENEX has been most places I have. I now live in Central Phoenix, AZ. Their fuel pumps are open when the main store opens. We fueled here July 12th and 13th, 2024. I didn't quite fill the tank on the 12th. We returned in daylight hours to top off - and step inside. Our nation is divided. Most people live in cities, obsessed with their tiny circles of life. They know nothing of rural life, making a living from the soil, the most Ancient hunting and fishing lifeways or guns for more than imagined threats generated by endless entertainment crime shows. This store is a VERY cool place. Mostly heavy duty, practical, useful items for work and wear. A total inventory for the outdoor people feeding and entertaining themselves hunting and fishing. Anyone can find useful items for work, wear or repair. The rural few need a little respect from the urban many. That's where food grows, that's where God lives. That's where it will take a very long time to create alternative machines that work and travel in country places.

We thought we were stopping for gas, but it was so much more!! This place has EVERYTHING -- gas,…read morepropane, food, clothing, etc! The sales associates were diligent to see what we were looking for and pointed us right to the aisle and locations of items we were looking for. We didn't end up finding exactly what we were looking for but we appreciated the customer service. We'll be back! Thanks!

This was our final stop on our way to the house we were renting in Idaho, and it was honestly a…read morereally great one. We were caught in between some spotty thunderstorms and we made a quick stop here for restrooms and gas. This gas station is new, modern, and clean. I wouldn't hesitate to stop here again, and I'm sure locals enjoy having it in town.

we always stop here when we are in town. the staff is always friendly and there is lots of room at…read morethe pumps. you can always find something new to buy and they have the best coffee!