We have been watching the construction progress of this new Maverik each time we pass through…read moreWickenburg. Been looking forward to another option for gas and food on our way to Las Vegas. Well, we were pleasantly surprised to find it open on our most recent trip to visit my dad. We stopped in, used the restroom, grabbed some cold drinks, and some snacks. We had just filled up on gas in Kingman so we skipped topping off this time, but the pumps looked pretty standard for a Maverik. We will try them out on our next visit. We used the self-checkout and got some instant savings on our purchases. The clerk was super friendly as he checked on us and even offered us a bag for our purchases. As a regular visitor to the area and beyond, I am super happy to have a new place to stop. The town otherwise really only has a couple of old Shell stations along this stretch of the road. Maveriks are always a great place to stop for fuel, drinks, and snacks and their rewards program is top notch. Check it out if you're in the area.

Stopped in last Saturday morning for fuel and found pump hose and nozzle was leaking a small…read moreamount while pumping the fuel. That explained the diesel spell on the ground around pump #3. Went inside to let the clerk know about it, little did I know he was not having a good morning. It was busy so that might explain his response to me when I was just letting him know about it. Instead of just saying thank you and recording the issue, he said he didn't know what I expected him to do about it as he didn't have time to deal with it. Front counter employee could be a little friendlier and focused on customer service. Bottom line I like Maverik so I will continue to shop there, Ill just avoid that employee.

This is the "Circle K without the gas pumps", if you speak Wickenburg-ese. I used to live just down…read morethe street, and would walk to and from Circle K for just about everything: booze, a slushie, dog food, breakfast, and so on. The store is relatively clean (bathrooms excluded) and well stocked. Employees are fast and friendly. They sell lottery tickets/scratchers, beer, wine, liquor, cigarettes, and just about anything else. The only negative is that sometimes there's quite a line to check out. Redbox DVD kiosk outside is very popular. Swing by the parking lot any weekend night to see the locals pile up their pickup trucks along the hill.

Just stop in the Circle K to get gas on her way to Laughlin wow no water in any of the dispensers…read moreto wipe the windows off going to the store they come out put water in there but don't even put any windshield in it no protective seat in there at all the store outside and inside could use a good clean up very disappointed

I have been going to a Circle K somewhere for over 40 years. They have reached a new low The sign…read morewhich digitally shows the unleaded gas price now flashes 2 prices. When these Circle Ks purchased new signs they easily could have put an additional display to show the cash and credit price at the same time. No, they wanted to deceive. I am going to try not to buy anything at Circle K again. We have a far superior alternative in Maverick. In other areas there are Quick Trips, Speedways, Arcos and others. Good bye Circle K

I was driving to CA from AZ and wanted to grab some gum. I was with my parents (who are 57 and I am…read more24). I left my ID in the car but we went inside with my parents and we grabbed a bit more than chewing gum. One item my mother grabbed was a canned alcoholic beverage she wanted to try when we got to CA. When we went to check out, I stood with both my parents. The cashier refused to sell us the one alcoholic drink since I did not have my ID on me but I was with my parents. I have gone to many grocery stores, liquor stores, and convenience stores in my life with my parents and they have bought alcohol and I've never been asked to show my ID. There is no laws in AZ that states that you have to check the ID of everyone in the party, as long as there is one person who is 21+. Also in AZ, people under 21 can accompany someone 21+ into a bar but apparently can't buy ONE alcoholic drink at a gas station convenience store. I did not appreciate the rudeness of the cashier (who was an older lady). What if I was a minor and accompanied my parents since they would not want to leave me outside? Would they not sell it to them because I needed to be 21? Does not make any sense. Do better. Will NEVER stop at this location ever again and do not recommend anybody to come here unless you want to be unlawfully hassled for no reason.

Rebranded as Conoco 76 it sells top tier gas. Inside the connivence store is a dinning area with…read moregrill manned till 2pm by a short order cook. They also offer FREE air for tires.

Forth of July, 2021. TERRIBLE customer service- Just went in to get propane tank filled up. Two…read moreguys working in store with one customer. White guy with white beard, late 50-60's behind counter tells me "Be with you in a minute". I waited outside for 10 minutes in my truck before I walked back inside. He told me again, "Be with you in a minute", (as he was talking with the other employee. ) No customers in store. I asked him when, and he said "just about the time you get back out to your truck". I told him to forget it, went over to Tractor Supply and they had my tank filled in two minutes. This is a small town but there are better choices of gas stations that don't have this Dick working there.

This is, in my opinion, the best place in town to get gas, by far. And, everyone who works here is…read moreAwesome!! Always very nice and friendly!

Thank goodness for Wickenburg! We always stop at this Mobil on Vulture Mine Dr when headin back to…read moreTucson from Vegas. Place is always nice & clean & people are friendly. Gas prices are a little high at $3.09/gallon for regular but that's why we fill up in Kingman. Haha.

Time for fuel , heading to Las Vegas by car. Lots of pump…read morespace, Arby's next door and clean bathrooms. Can't Lose!

Just came from cvs wickenburg with a prescription eliquis 90 day supply $561.00 copay, then get…read morehome and see it from my drug plan with uhc for 100 supplu for $131.00, my dumb fault, rip rip a new one!!

Worst cvs I've ever been to. Rudest employees! No customer service at all!! Do not recommend! Will…read morenot be back!!

higher and higher prices. unhappy employees who are over worked and not valued. Cramed and cramped…read moreand overcrowded. Every isle is being stocked and full of carts and boxes. you won't save money here

The Safeway store has torn up its floor as it adds more cooler cases and moves merchandise aisles…read morearound. They're pruning trees, adding shrubbery... and have continued to raise prices, trying to sell the idea to customers that everything in the store has to be shipped from the Phoenix area, Horse feathers. Everything delivered to Safeway stores is shipped from somewhere. Everything. It doesn't come from a "one big national warehouse"... it all comes from warehouses scattered regionally and doesn't matter whether it's driven 40 miles across the Phoenix metropolitan area or to Wickenburg. Everything is transported, and it doesn't matter whether the store is "remote" and requires highway driving 26 minutes to get there (it takes longer for Safeway trucks to get to Scottsdale, Cave Creek, Tempe, Surprise, Santan, etc than it does to get to Wickenburg -- and the drive to Wickenburg has far fewer traffic bights than those listed. I had to do some shopping there due to a surprise visit from family our of town a few days ago, and stopped yesterday at a store in Surprise: checking 12 items purchased 4 days ago in Wickenburg, the mean prices of the identical items in Surprise were ~23% lower in Surprise. The Wickenburg manager this morning explained the price difference is due to shipping its stock long distances (a lie)... then insulted me with stating that senior citizens and veterans can both save on groceries one day a month... as if the veteran and retired community will wait to do their shopping on only two days per month. Interesting that over 65% of Wickenburg residents are retired (even higher percentages in towns like Congress, Yarnell, Kirkland)... yet Safeway prices are escalting even higher than the rate of inflation. All the work done to update the Wickenburg store's internal and external appearance ("image") is little more than putting lipstick on a pig.