Men's restroom between Old Navy and Adidas is well maintained and fully stocked at 9am with no…read moreline. Hopefully this is a hidden gem I can keep coming back to!

Always a stop on my way to/from LV. Clean restrooms next to…read moreAdidas store. Deals are hit or miss by nice walk thru the shops. Get gas and a snack during the visit to the shops

Located next to the Tanger outlets which is great. Restrooms are easily accessible. We drive a…read moreHonda prologue and as long as you have an adapter this station can be utilized.

IN and OUT in about 30 minutes, no complaints about this particular Tesla Charging Center…read more So for me when I read a review what I really want to know is if the person writing the review will actually go back and do business at this particular location again. Really that's all that matters right? It's either yes I can't wait to come back or no this place is not for me so what's my answer? The answer is yes!

Still a good place to charge with restrooms in the Outlet malll. If you get here and these chargers…read moreare full, try the other chargers down the street in back of Chili's.

My favorite Tesla Supercharger to charge on the way to Las Vegas is this Tanger location, walking…read moredistance from the outlet. I also prefer this Tesla Supercharger location when driving back home to the SFV. This Tesla Supercharger at Tanger never gets full. The several times we've stopped here to charge, all the stalls were working properly and we didn't get any notifications of a broken stall. Plenty of charging stalls available for usage. The charging stalls are fully covered under a roof so it's shaded. I've also noticed how the charging time at this location seems to be faster than other Tesla Supercharger stations.

On our way to LV from SD, we stopped here to check out what is it so special about Eddie's World…read more This place is magical with so much variety of healthy snacks, candies, stuff toys. When I went inside the store, I felt the warmth of the staff. They are all polite and friendly, that includes the shoppers as well. I bought some snacks for the family for our 2 nights stay in LV (for the Bruno Mars Concert) The healthy snacks I bought almost got finished and we aren't even in our hotel room yet. The snacks I bought were all delicious and fresh. Anyway, on our way back to SD we stopped over again. I bought big packs of Macadamia nuts, cashew nuts, dried Kiwi, dried pineapple. I got addicted eating the nuts and the dried fruits; as of today, 'think there is only one serving left. I tried to check their website to check if I can order online, but it seems I can't. I was joking to my son if he can drive me there to get my favorite snacks (he laughed.) How I wish they can offer an online service. For those who are heading to Vegas, stop by to this place. I am recommending this place, it's a place where you can relax, and feel amazingly comfortable.

If you're driving to and from LA/Vegas, this is the perfect spot to take a break. Once you see a…read moregiant pink ice cream structure, you know you've arrived at EddieWorld. Biggest gas station in California, you find that there's plenty of people that take a rest stop here before continuing on the road. Inside has plenty of vendors including ice cream, coffee, and a whole selection of candy, snacks, etc. There's also plenty of souvenirs that you can purchase for memories. Restrooms are clean and plentiful in stalls. Love that inside is very spacious and outside is spacious as well. They're not 24/7, so plan accordingly, 6:00 AM - 12:00 AM (Next day). Another draw to EddieWorld is a supercharger station next to the gas station, competitive charging rates at $0.43/kWh and 18 accessible superchargers. Highly recommend this spot to take a rest stop during any road trips.

We decided to stop here on our way from Vegas. The car suggested to stop here so we could make it…read morehome. It looked like a good spot with a gas station nearby and some food. It is a huge station with plenty of chargers available. Most of these are covered. When we plugged the charge, my brother decided to go to the gas station and get something to drink. There is like a hill to go up on the road and the gas station was right there. We passed the show on Netflix and I was waiting for him. When I noticed that he took a little bit longer than expected, I looked up. I saw him walking from the gas station down, but I did notice that he was walking at a brisk pace. I didn't think much about it. I thought he was just eager to come back to the show. Once he got to the car, he told me what happened. As he was coming out of the convenience of the gas station there was a "harmless homeless" who turned her attention to him the moment he walked out. He said he was walking normally, and he just heard the wheels of the cart behind him. He looked back as she started screaming as if she was possessed at him. When he noticed it was too late to turn around which happened to be what I saw him walking at a brisk pace. He thought that the homeless was gonna let go of the car going down the hill and hit him like a pin at a bowling alley. He was not too far from reality. Once he got in the car, she let go of her shopping cart. In the picture that is her collecting her stuff after the cart crashed, thankfully not at anybody. While in the car he noticed the guy that was behind him at the gas station decided to just climb down the hill instead of walking in front of the homeless. Great charging station just be careful with the homeless be aware of your surroundings. On the bright side, I got a show.

Big number of stalls here (100+) with kfc, taco bell, dutch bros on the other side of Main St. Also…read morean ihop, circle k, and local restaurants on the same side as the charging. Walked to kfc to get early lunch and it was fairly clean inside with a good amount of seating. When exiting after charging, the navigation tells you to go up a one-way ramp (marked with a sign) so we ignored the navigation system and went around the back of the Circle K.

This EV charging station is located at The village Big Bear lake. It's the parking lot where the…read morepublic restroom is. Three plugs and they are not superchargers. Since we were going to walk around the village so we didn't mind the slower charging. This is the only EV charging station in the village so you might need to wait for a while. We stopped by early morning the next day so there was no other cars waiting. This is a very convenient spot to charge the car but it does get crowded during the day!

Unfortunately this location was a little chaotic with construction and chargers split up into two…read moresections of a very busy Walmart parking lot. Still not terrible but not best or ideal with one station out of order for over two weeks to boot?

This was a very popular charging station in Barstow. It's located in a wart shopping center and has…read moretwo separate stations. One close to the front and one towards the back left if you're looking at the storefront. We had to wait a bit, but a mach e was pulling out shortly after we parked to wait. The charger did stop unexpectedly but was quick to come back online. Overall this was a good station, but could Use some additional chargers.

This is the Starbucks we visit on the way to Vegas. It's a popular stop for others, as well…read more Accordingly, there's usually a wait for your order. We tend to submit a mobile order just before we arrive, and, yet, we still have a considerable wait. Thank goodness for A/C. You can wait inside the cool building for your drinks! Bonus: they have several restroom stalls, and the wash basin is outside the restroom - a communal wash basin. There's rarely a wait to use the restroom.

Popped in for a quick to-go breakfast on our way to Orange County. Clean, employees were ok, big…read moreparking lot right off the 15. They appear to only have 1 gender neutral bathroom, because there was a line and it was fairly long. We got a breakfast sandwich, pumpkin loaf, and egg burrito. It was ok. Not great, not bad, just ok.

First time driving an electric vehicle, the Mustang, I searched for a place to charge up, the…read morenavigator lead me to this EVgo station, it was easy not as fast as I would have liked it, I stared with 70% (approx 114 mil.) driving from L.A. to Victorville (approx 93 miles), to return back to L.A. at this point, I'm at 30%, so it is 30-45 mins to get me at 50%, which gave me approx 100 miles to get back home. So I was satisfied the cost was $20.00 better than gas at this point. I quickly learn to be a little more patient when driving an E-Vehicle.