The people who work here are very helpful i can't say this enough absolutely recommendread more

The pump asked for a weird number after using a valid credit card then I was directed to see the…read morecashier a half block away What should have been a quick transaction lasted about twenty minutes!!! The cashier and manager could not explain the pump's behavior perhaps a call for help on the screen could avoid this problem

I stopped at the store to get gas .the store was very clean. I usually stop by and get popcorn, but…read morethey were out so I asked the cashier and she made me a fresh popcorn. They were very nice and very convenient, and very friendly, great customer service.

Although it's conveniently located if you're going south on your way out of town, it's not the…read morecleanest of pump areas I've been in. Still there is a decent convenience store attached and the price for gas isn't excessive.

They raised their prices by almost a dollar a gallon before the Labor Day weekend and haven't…read morelowered them since. Out of town visitors are being bilked out of a dollar a gallon. Shame on the new owners! I won't be filling up there again and won't be buying any more of their Cajun chicken.

This is a handy gas station right in the Safeway Parking lot. There are quite a few gas pumps and…read morethey are wide enough to get a small RV in. The only negative is it is the price is a bit high if you don't have a Safeway discount. Today, we got 80 cents off our fuel today making it $2.35. Woo Hoo! I could get used to those prices. You have to use any discount within a month. I recommend Safeway fuel highly. I will definitely be back when my discounts pile up!

Easy to get in and out of and the pumps were clean. I love those Safeway fuel points too. Saved…read moresixty cents, which didn't hurt either with gas prices being stupid high.

Clean forecourt and pumps. Room in the bins for trash. Competitive gas prices. Parking in front of…read morethe store, the usual offerings.

Great place to stop for gas . Super clean inside & huge convenience area. We like the easy access…read moreon & off the highway.

This place was fine. It's located on the reservation…read more Stopped here for gas and restrooms, just like everyone else on this Fourth of July weekend. So of course there was a wait. After waiting 5 minutes to get a gas pump, it was kind of annoying to use and wasn't really working. When we went inside, there was a really long line. Once we got to counter they said that the pump was probably not going to work, and to try another. But then we went back out and it magically worked. The restrooms are located on the side of the building. There was also a wait to use those, but they were decently clean for gas station restrooms. Typical gas station/convenience store items. Really long line to check out, but probably because of holiday weekend. They also sell reservation permits here as well as bags of ice and water. Not the best or worst experience. Would probably stop here again if needed facilities or gas.

Best organic market for miles. Lovely family run operation with extensive variety of goods…read more Knowledgeable owners available to give suggestions, very friendly staff. Definitely don't pass up the home made hot lunch items from the bar-can't go wrong with any of the delicious offerings. Excellent selection of beverages, including a creative fun cocktail list. Or enjoy an organic coffee or tea pick-me up. They have it all! We'll be coming back :)

Everyone should check this place out...it's awesome...check Facebook for coming…read moreattractions...weekends always have something going on...you'll be surprised!

This is one of the few stores around for miles. As a teen Id walk here then back to my house so I…read morecould smoke cigarettes. It was about a mile both ways. Now it's a little escape from the family reunion we were attending. It's in the middle of nowhere so you occasionally get to see grazing elk and antelope. We came down for snacks and ice on a few occasions. The gas pumps are really old. They are working relics practically. They don't sell lotto tickets. You have to go down to Stanford's for those. The clientele are nice. This is one of those places were the locals hang. Not all of them but a few. It used to be closed on Sundays because Mormons owned it. I believe it's open on Sundays now. Probably because the main road is busier. It's a really interesting place to see. It's a living breathing antique with that real small town feel.

When I came to Arizona in 1972, I had a house in Timer Knoll (my Sister and Brother in law also…read morelived in Timber Knoll). I didn't have a clue where it was so I stopped at the Midway Station to ask for directions. When I walked in, there was an ol' Cowboy behind the counter, his name was Don Goodman, him and his wife Evelyn owned the Midway and had for at least 30 years. Well when I mentioned I was trying to find Timber Knoll, he knew who I was and said they all had been waiting for me to get there...lol After about ten minutes, it was like I had known them for years. Several years later, I moved closer to Show Low, Don and Evelyn sold the Store (which then was also the Post Office) and ended up buying the house I lived in, in Timber Knoll. They were super people, Don got me into roping and did a few cattle drives with him and Carlos who was the foreman at Timberline Ranch. One thing that I always laughed at was when you walked in the door, on the left sitting on the floor in a flower pot, next to the Ice Cream freezer was a peyote plant with a LARGE button... No one ever said anything about it.. about a year or so later the button was gone and Don said " the other day some hippy looking people came in and after they left, he noticed it was gone"... he said they must of been from Phoenix..... LOL