Friday 2/13 I got pay at the self check out for pump 4 to my absolute disaster I need pump five so…read moreI return and of course it's busy I have my receipt and he doesn't help me instead fed me with it timed out and I would get my money back okay having my receipt when I returned didn't matter because of course the coward cashier doesn't wanna to own up for doing a poor job allowing someone to pump my gas instead of fixing it like I had asked him now I can't get my money back because telling them what happened wasn't good enough so long story short they scammed me out of my money and someone got some free gas. This is such an unsafe location don't trust these guys with purchasing nothing. Like very poor poor customer service and management and staff orientation like these people don't care. Just don't swipe your cards . Cause if anything happens they aren't going to help.

Just finished filling up here... the whole outside and inside smell like human feces…read more.. absolutely disgusting and based on the amount of homeless people they allow to just hang out... it prob is human poop

QT is the spot if you are in a hurry, but be careful because they will lure you in with inexpensive…read moresoft drinks and hit you with other items to accompany your soft drink or slurpy. The other deals, like bathroom showers, may be worth your visit because you are offered credit and other deals. Truckers know a good deal, that's why there are so many QT's.

Pump was broke, no windshield squeegees, bathroom had 1 sink that operated but no paper towels or…read moresoap. Spoke to employee said they were out of soap. Drink area numerous splills and smelled bad. I visit QTs daily. Over all very good but not the one on 35th ave and baseline.

We lost an important item and Lacy went out of her way on a Sunday to help us locate it. We are so…read moreappreciative! Thank you, Lacy!!

I am tired of being treated rudely when I go into either buy a product or get lotto tickets at this…read morelittle a.m. p.m/Chevron station. A few employees are nice, but most of them are very rude, and the darker complected heavyset lady is always so rude. When I went to turn in my lotto tickets, I was being very polite and friendly with her and told her that I needed another trio. Afterward, when she was ringing me up, I said "I still need that trio" and she said, "You never told me." I responded by saying, "I did, but you probably didn't hear me" and she said, "No, you didn't." I repeated myself, "Yes, I did", but you probably didn't hear me in a friendly manner and she replied again, "No! You didn't!" I told her that I wasn't going to argue with her. I can't believe she's even arguing over something so petty like that and a friend that was visiting her in the store looked a little shocked, too, but obviously didn't say anything. I'm not gonna argue with a store employee and I'm certainly not gonna be treated this badly at a neighborhood store that I've gone to for years. They need to do something about that store and their employees. It's awful! I don't even wanna go into that store anymore. It's disgusting and unprofessional! That's how I would rate it. Sorry, but I wouldn't even give it one star if I wasn't forced to on here.

When I need cigarettes cheaper than $12 a pack, we'll have a meal at Vee Quiva and stop at Komatke…read moreStore for a carton. They also have now hard to fund items like scorpion sucker's, plus a variety of Sonoran Desert foods from Gila River Farms. I worked on Gila River Indian Community lands many years, shopping at Kimatke Market at least 16 years.

My husband and I stop here often when visiting his family on the Rez. Definitely convenient with…read moregood snack and drink choices. Gas prices seem fair, too.

Always clean, fast, and well stocked. Very busy location so I'm not sure how they maintain their…read moreinventory so well. I stop here often and they're always consistently on top of their game. I guess if they wanted to improve they could hand out free lotto tickets? Just an idea.

It's a QuikTrip! What more do you expect. They are usually all same. They offer fuel, and every…read moresnack you can think of. The only thing that varies from all of their locations? Cleanliness, and service.

Stopped in for a few fountain drinks and snacks on our way back home. Service was good and I adore…read moreof the store clean. Not an area I typically stop in, but decent in the mid afternoon.

This is my go to lunch stop, always friendly service always clean. The floor vacuum is a little…read morescary. Feels like she's chasing you down.

This 7-Eleven facility is brand new. It was recently built from the ground up. Everything is…read moreneat, clean and easy find. I hadn't had a Slurpee in years and thought I might try one. I chose the Raspberry Lemonade and found it to be surprisingly good. It had a good balance of sweet and tart. Of course, it was cool and refreshing. I was surprised by the low price of Taquitos from the roller grill, just 3 for $3. They weren't bad, but inconsistent ... some crunchy and some soft. Plus, I think they were mislabeled. My steak Taquito was filled with potatoes, not steak. I may be back for a Slurpee, but will be pressed for other food items.

I can't believe I lived near this for 2 years before I drove past it. Seems amazing, but I just…read morenever took that street. And now, I'll be making regular trips. This Market was established in 1908, though there are folks claiming to have pictures showing it was running back in the 1800's too. It's still in it's original building, with the paint fading softly all around the edges of the building. Just as in the old tradition, they try to be a general market - but for a new generation. This is what is on their business card, "Baked goods, groceries, produce, beer, wine & beverages. Antiques, collectibles and furniture from the Old West & Mexico. Saddles, tack, spurs...oh, and of course, coffee". When I was there last, we left with a sack of homemade chipotle rolls, homemade granola, ice cream, 2 home grown organic avocados - and about an hour of entertainment for my mom as she ooo'd and aahh'd over the antique bookshelves holding stuff like Hormel chili in one row and stacks of wine in another. The flyer she gave my mom - who was oh so obviously new to the place, showed pastries, dog treats and deserts are coming soon. Of course, the girl working the counter is the daughter of the family that's owned it for the last 30 years or so. And she told me their semi-long term plans are to turn their "back room" that currently holds the antiques into a restaurant. This place is like no other spot I've ever been in Phoenix. I suggest a drive to check the place out. It's awesome to know places like this still exist.

Nice small little Neighborhood Market. There is nothing else nearby, and this place has everything…read moreyou need such as lottery tickets, beer, wine, groceries, tobacco and more. It is clean and convenient!

Always has what i need. No complaints clean store I usually…read morecome here when i need to pick something u or for all my essentials

I only gave them a star because it made me. This location is…read morea joke. My family and I are switching asap. There isn't a time that I haven't had an issue with them, it's either lack of communication from their part, or they don't have a pharmacist on duty. it's always something.