Directly next to the Gallup Indian Plaza, this Love's Travel Shop was a quick stop on our way to…read morethe Grand Canyon early in the month of April. My husband needed to fill up on gas, and I needed to use the ladies room. The bathrooms are clean, the gas is on the cheap side, especially if you get $.10 off when using their phone app. They have the same snacks you come to expect from a Love's travel shop like salads and even a container with hard boiled eggs. You can also buy the snacks you would expect from any gas station like combos or a bottle of soda. Employees were friendly and this location made a decent pitstop on our road trip. The location was also convenient because we stopped inside the neighboring businesses to continue to stretch our legs.

Please hire security to prevent panhandl8mg at the pump. It is a spatial violations and may lead…read moreto self defense situations. No one has ever offered to huy me gas, and it is not my responsibility to buy it for the local who stake out your parking lot and approach, expecting you to buy them gas.

While I was on Route 66, I stopped here for snacks & a bathroom break while traveling. Good truck…read morestop with a wide variety of snacks, drinks, & souvenirs. Very friendly service as well.

I ordered a pepperoni pizza and the lady (Shay) told me 8 mins. I waited almost an hour. I went up…read moreand asked if my pizza was ready. This other lady asked if I needed help and I said I'm checking to see if my pizza is ready. She looked for and she asked Shay looks at me and looks at the other lady and says no I didn't. WTF? Was I waiting all that time. She wasted my time. The other lady the pizza in the oven. 10 mins later it was ready. Shay seemed like a real bitch. Sorry not sorry. I didn't get the other lady name. She was very polite and took care of me. Shay needs to work on her people skills and customer service. That's why I gave it a 1 star review.

Don't expect cheap fuel here, but it is cheaper than anywhere else on I-40 in NM…read more But the restaurant has GOOD FOOD. I'm not talking about the fried stuff, but the actual restaurant food with its zMexican/Native American vibes. I've eaten there a few times, but it was usually grab a burrito and go. Today I ordered the beef stew which included Indian fry bread. The stew was piping hot and delicious! I would have been happy just with the broth. And oh Lord, the frybread was crispy n chewy---YUM! Very reasonable prices.

Dumb truck stop pumping $50 per transaction on the truck side. Smh and def cost more than diesel.read more

In the middle of nowhere. But, service was excellent. Store…read morewas immaculate. Shelves clean and well stocked, goods were clean, noticed nothing out of date or expired.

The customer service and PROFESSIONALISM from Sharmayne or Charmaine? Smh!!!! SHE HAS BEEN THE GO…read moreTO BECAUSE HOW WELL SHE MAINTAINS SUCH A POSITIVE ATTITUDE!!!!!!! Let me tell you, EVERY TIME I visited the pharmacy? Walgreens? It seems like SHE IS THE ONLY ONE WITH SUCH A GREAT ATTITUDE!!! Can we appreciate how well she is doing by putting customers first? Omg!!! Today? She didn't have to come to the drive thru JUST TO TELL ME, "we will be right with you ma'am" ugh!!!! she didn't have to do that! She was sooooo nice!!! I waited patiently and she just had that two seconds to acknowledge me! I appreciated that. This wasn't the first encounter with her. I had to go to Walgreens every week, maybe twice a week, just for my medication, so every time I noticed her working I knew I was going to get that GOOD GOOD SERVICE! Other times? Nope. I'm sorry Walgreens but you're going to have a hard time trying to beat that kind of professionalism from anyone else. Especially in Gallup! That right there? That's "I love my job" kind of work! She deserves so much recognition FROM SOMEONE WHO APPRECIATES GREAT SERVICE!!!!!

They advertise 3 six packs of sodas for $12 but they only ever have two in stock. They need bigger…read moreshelves to accommodate that kind of ad, as is there's just enough for two six packs. Do better by your customers. Or don't advertise at all if you're not going to honor it!

Clean restrooms and very friendly staff. The gentleman working the front register today 6/20 9:00…read moream was amazing. He greeted people as they entered and worked two registers at once. This will always be my fuel stop in Gallup. Least expensive diesel and an awesome store. 5 Stars!

Whenever I travel, and wherever I travel, when I see a Maverick, I know I am going to find friendly…read morestaff, clean restrooms, a wide variety of fountain drinks, coffee, fresh food, and reasonably priced gasoline

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

When it comes to combining native american food with contemporary continental this place is tops. I…read morewould recommend to any state local to stop here and enjoy the "Native Hot Beef" or the "Sheepherder" as both highlight what this place can offer. The rest of the dining choices consists of regular southwest diner fare such as tacos, enchiladas, hamburgers, steak, frybread etc. The mutton served here is a treat for any state local. A must stop if you are passing through and definitely worth going a bit out of the way for.

I need to gas up before our trip to Four Corners so after driving to the Wig Wam Inn I filled up…read moreand price wasn't too bad but after filling up a block away it was cheaper...oh well still cheaper than California!!!

So honest people do exist! My family and I were driving from Arizona to Colorado and had a suit…read morecase fall out of the vehicle. The awesome staff at Chevron held on to my bag for 5 days and all of the items were still in the suitcase. Bernardo is the manager and he was so kind to my girls and I. Good variety of snacks too!