Best little Market in Doney Park. Super friendly staff and welcoming ambiance…read more The owner, Rebecca Rambo, is the community's backbone when it comes to helping those in need. It all comes full circle.

I miss Ashley working the weekends she was friendly and polite it was always a pleasure coming in…read moreto friendly atmosphere not that the new person isn't polite just acts like she has to be

Kelli waited on me as I ordered some cinnamon rolls. Very nice and pleasant employee. Thank you,…read moreKelli for your help and for the wonderful looking Cinnabon rolls.

Pilot Travel Center is always a solid option during road trips!…read more My husband and I were on our way to Sedona and decided to stop at this Pilot Travel Center for some more affordable gas. This location is not as big as some of the other ones across the country but it was still pretty good equipped with all the basics. The bathrooms were very clean and I even noticed they had a baby changing station. They also have a laundry room for pay across from the bathrooms. This location also has a Subway and McDonalds attached to it, and I even noticed they have this section of pre-made sandwich subs that you can grab and go in case you don't want to wait for your order. Highly recommend stopping by this gas station if you need to get some rest from the road or just need some extra snacks!

I thought this was a chain but was told only the one. I am very impressed with this company. It is…read morevery clean, great, courteous staff and a nice snack selection with some good deals. I walked here several times because I was at a campground nearby. This is one of the best convenience stores I have been. Highly recommended.

Just your average travel center. Great location, right by the entrances to the highways, clean…read morerestrooms, plenty of items, good coffee and the people working were friendly.

Moutainaire Store is a blessing in this little tucked away community - it's walking distance for…read moreitems we need in the early morning, late at night or in a hurry. Without it we would have to travel a distance. Let's support this little community store - (it isn't your weekly shopping stop like the reviewer who unfairly gave it one star was judging it against) - it is intended to support our needs in between the run into town. The selection is perfect for what we need, the employees are so friendly and I want to see the store open for years and years to come so let's continue to shop small shops.

This store is the least stocked store I've seen in the free world. They do have craft beer, ice,…read moredrinks and other basic necessities. The pictures are descriptive.

This Chevron looked like it didn't have diesel fuel but it did. There were only two prices showing…read moreon their sign and I'm use to seeing 3 prices plus the diese price. It has a convenience store as well. It was spacious and clean. All pumps were in working condition. It was an easy transaction, no problems whatsoever.

This Chevron is my regular stop between gassing up at Costco's in Albuquerque and Phoenix. This…read morestation has super easy access from/to freeway. Restrooms have been clean. Staff can be a bit hit or miss, sometimes friendly & outgoing, other times seeming bored or just tired. Price seems to be pretty close to competition.

Wow! The selection here is incredible! Prices are reasonable and service is exceptional. Give them…read morea try. I was lucky, I got to meet Eric behind the counter (awesome dude) and even Mike the owner. Both were friendly and helpful. I'm glad I got to meet them both. Just writing this review made me realize I need to run back over there and pick up an interesting six pack of beer for the evening.

Great price . Great selection very nice and clean. If they don't have what your looking for they…read moretry to order for you

We weren't originally planning on visiting Navajo Blue Travel Plaza, but after seeing bottles of…read moreNavajo Fizz soda at some shops around the Navajo Nation, we saw the main bottling location was at Navajo Blue! Of course we had to give it a visit on our way out of Flagstaff. Blue Corn Mush ($5) - This is pretty smooth, blended well similar to fine grits in texture. The flavor is totally different with a slight bitterness and a ton of corn flavor that's quite a bit different from typical sweetcorn. There's a certain savory quality that I wouldn't quite call smoky, I wonder if it's from the juniper ash? The mush isn't seasoned at all, so just the light natural flavors shine. Navajo Fizz 12oz Bottle ($2.49 each or 4 for $9.69) - We tried four of the flavors Pinon Root Beer - This has a rather medicinal root flavor, although different from typical root beer. There's a harsher root flavor that goes up the nose. It has a pretty pleasing sweetness level from cane sugar; I'm surprise they manage to get it so sweet with only 15g listed in the ingredients (to be honest, I think the label is lying given that the other sodas have way more sugar). There's a good light fizzy level, a gentle fizz, not harsh. I wouldn't say that the drink is a very strong pine nutty in flavor. It is a rather unique root beer flavor; I don't normally like root beer, but I really enjoyed this one. Greenthread Tea - Hmm not sure I like this one too much. It tastes kind of like those lemon honey flavored cough drops with a slight earthy flavor that comes later. I'd love to get some greenthread by itself to try out what it actually tastes like. Edit: A couple of days later I picked up some greenthread tea from a flea market vendor. It tastes kind of like chamomile with a hint of mint, so not really this soda flavor profile. Sumac Berries Strawberry - Woah, this one is really good. It actually tastes like fresh strawberry, with all the complex aromas and flavors, not the flat artificial strawberry taste. I'm really impressed with it. It's the best strawberry soda I've ever had. I'm not really sure what sumac berries taste like though! Peaches & Cream - Another amazing soda, this time a fresh peach juice flavor with cream added. It's like drinking carbonated peach juice. I normally don't like grape flavored soda since it usually tastes so artificial, but considering how good the fruit sodas are here, I regret not buying that flavor as well. Heck, I should have bought a ton more soda of every variety to tide us over the next 2 weeks of our trip! It's really some excellent soda. Unfortunately, none of the other shops in the Navajo Nation I visited afterwards stocked Navajo Fizz! The travel plaza also sells all sort of Navajo cuisine staples. Stuff like roasted blue/yellow/white cornmeal, juniper ash, greenthread tea, steam corn, frybread mix, etc. As we found out later, it's actually cheaper here than many of the Bashas' Dine' grocery stores in the Navajo Nation. Navajo Blue Travel Plaza has instantly become a must stop destination anytime I'm in the area again. The sodas are just so good, and the Navajo food they sell seems to be pretty great as well!

This place was clean and had a variety of great snacks. We opted for healthier stuff... mini…read morepackage of olives, fruit, string cheese... There wasn't much so much to choose from, including blue corn mush and blue corn cookies. There were hot items ready for the breakfast crowd. There were chachkis, too. Staff were helpful.

Sweet Shop Candy Store is such a fun place for a sweet treat!…read more We absolutely love the caramel-dipped apples here, and the gelato is delicious! If you're craving something sweet, this place has so many options to choose from. There's definitely something for everyone, and it's a great little spot to satisfy your sweet tooth. We always enjoy stopping by!

We were looking for some food souvenirs to purchase as gifts and came across the Sweet Shoppe Candy…read moreStore. This is a candy shop that's small in size but bursting with a ton of different confections from all over the country. They have the Goo Goo Clusters from Nashville, Moose Munch from Medford, Hammonds from Denver, Claeys from South Bend, etc. It's certainly an eclectic selection, well appreciated for variety, but we were looking for locally made items that could keep well in the Arizona heat. We ended up purchasing some prickly pear cactus candy and their in house made mountain bark. Mountain Bark ($5.25 per square) - This is essentially an improved rice crispy treat crossed with fudge. There are tons of crispy popped rice bits interspersed with soft gooey marshmallows, some chewier melted white chocolate bits, and plenty of peanut butter flavor. It's a denser cake vs. a light and fluffy rice crispy treat, but is, dare I say, more delicious. (4/5) With such a wide variety of delicious treats, Sweet Shoppe Candy Store is definitely a great place to pick up some candy.