As you cross the to and from Seattle you may need to fill up on fuel (both for your car and…read morestomach). Luckily Warrior Quickstop is here, amongst other places in the immediate area. The quick stop is filled with all you'd see at a typical rest stop or 7-Eleven. From simple candy and soda to warm food like chicken tenders and nachos. They even have a little microwave if you buy a muffin and wanna heat it a bit. Somethings I found to be overpriced of course but there really is quite the selection here, even alcohol which is kinda odd. The bathrooms. Of course, as mentioned in a couple other reviews, the bathrooms are surprisingly decent. Usually a truck stop/rest stop bathroom is usually reserved to describe something extremely unpleasant but Warrior's is alright. If you have to make a stop here, it may be one of the better ones you have to make. It is the designated break stop when using the WV Shuttle.

Been stopping here for years. Used to be a decent restroom stop but the last year it has been yuck!…read more Floors sticky, door locks cleanliness actually a port a potty might be better!

There were two gas stations located next to each other on W 1st St when I stopped for gas in Cle…read moreElum on the 18th of April 2020. One had the decor of a Chevron gas station but no Chevron sign and the other looked to be a Shell station converted to a Chevron station with a Chevron sign out front. I went to the one with a Chevron sign out front (this one). The cashier in the convenience store was friendly, the restrooms were clean, and the snacks were reasonably priced. Fueling was straightforward and the gas itself was a good deal. I paid a little under $12 for a little over 5.5 gallons of gas. It was easy to pull in to and out of the pumping stations and the parking along the convenience store was also easy to access. There was ample space for lines if fueling up at a busy time.

I'm just a regular, everyday, normal gas station...and the beat goes on!…read more This Chevron station is smack in the middle of Cle Elum on the corner where you turn back into the freeway. Easy in, easy out with smaller than most lanes for the cars at the pumps but enough room that it's not dangerous. As far as convenience stores goes, this one is pretty Janky. They've got all the cheese laden carbs and energy drinks that you're looking for, and the bathroom has a pretty constant leak from outside and it's rather cold. Not a place to linger! Not great, but not as either - kind of the gas station equivalent of the little bears porridge in little red riding hood. Good for what you need and not much else....like a gas station should be!

While trying to squeeze a quick hike in during a trip to Seattle (from Tri-Cities), I happened upon…read morethe Teanaway River Valley. I had never hiked up this way (did fly fish it last year though). While driving up the valley, I happened upon this little grocery. I didn't have a Wilderness Pass, so I figured I'd stop on in and grab one (as well as some beef jerky for me and my dogs). This place is fairly small. The person running the place was sitting in what looked like an attached living room to the store (her cute kid was playing around on the floor playing)--definitely a homey feel to the place. The woman was nice and answered my basic questions about getting to the trailhead. "yeah, the roads alright, but there are some potholes to look out for", she said. "Potholes" turned out to be the buzzword of the day for me. If you need to pick up any last minute provisions, Teanaway Mercantile is your only options in this beautiful peace of the world.

Formerly out of business for a few years, the Mercantile is now under new ownership and reopened…read moreits doors on Saturday 8/8/13. The new owners seem really great and are still doing renovations and cleaning up the place, with future hopes of running a little sandwich/snack counter once their permits get approved. I'm a big fan of the unmanaged Twentynine Pines campground just a few miles into the hills past the Mercantile and now that this place is open again, I don't have to drive the ~20 miles back into Cle Elum for any supplies I forget. The prices are higher than Safeway and etc, but they're not outrageous and the convenience is worth it. I'm helping host a 30+ person event out that way this weekend and found that the Mercantile wasn't missing anything I might need during the event; they've got beer, propane, food, drinks, supplies, tools, and more. Their plans are to stay open year-round and I hope these guys can make enough to keep their doors open for a while.

This business gets a lot of traffic. Many commercial trucks. Not known for curb appeal. It…read moredoes have a reputation for having good fuel prices and honest hard working ownership. Have seen some improvement in the visual and would like to see more.

Toilet Nazi. The "restroom" is a pair of port-a-potties,of which one is kept locked to "keep one…read moreclean." Terrible after how far it is from anywhere else to go.

Let me tell you what's NOT a secret: the gas prices!!!…read more I wouldn't really care, because after all, it is a tourist town and you're expected to spend, but when you don't have the option of plus unleaded, that's where I get a bit ticked off. $3.49 or $3.69, what's your price?

This place should get negative 5 stars We paid $7.58 for a…read morepack of Mambas and m&ms You people that own this place have zero shame They are ripping you off Awful

Dan's Market is a road warriors must stop for the thirst driven or hungry when traveling HWY 2 !…read more FRANK visited Dan's to scope out the solid local beers to fill my ice chest and discovered an aery of amazing treats... Upon walking in on your right will be the flesh section. No they're not selling sex but it's an area devoted to meat, you know dead animals who sacrificed themselves for my enjoyment. Nice selection of the flesh including prepackaged sausages from CURRED. For those wondering what CURRED is well it's a local ( Leavenworth ) artisan , handcrafted dry cured meats shop. They offer more than 30 varieties of award winning salami, sausages, and specialty cured meats crafted using traditional methods and high quality ingredients. I grabbed a package of BEEF FRANKS BTW for consumption later... The beer section is epic for a local store but stocked with several local brands you can't purchase at Walmart or Safeway so load up a few 6 packs.... Shocking the produce section was amazing with some really choice vegetables & fruit with vibrant colors and fresh smells... Now in a hidden area is a deli of all things. Dan's staff of elf's are making sandwich's and deep fried items.. The cheap deep fried burritos looked amazing and FRANK made a mental note for next time to grab one... Granted it's a grocery store so most of the items you find anywhere. Yet Dan's has a certain style I appreciate and this is why I'm drawn to shopping here... Anyways that's enough, you must make a stop in order to grasp DAN'S FOOD MARKET experience for yourself... You won't regret it!

Great find on Yelp for a solid deli sandwich. The deli counter is in the far back corner of the…read morestore and it was well staffed. There is also a small bakery area, and man did the items there look homemade and delicious. The staff were friendly and quick. The sandwich was stuffed and hit the spot. There is a fridge section I. The store that has every cold drink you could ever imagine. It is better stocked than the big stores in my larger city.

Quite a large selection of beer and wine. It's impressive, really. And the prices aren't bad at…read moreall. However, we stopped in because we were staying overnight in town and I forgot my contact lense solution. Thankfully they had one option for that. A giant freaking bottle. And... Once we got it to the hotel room it didn't have a new case. Boo!!! Oh well. Thats what the cups in the room are for, right? This store has a hot deli, gas, lots of mixers, and snacks. Pretty much everything you need to tide you over until the town wakes up again after the bars have closed. It seems a little sketchy but I thought, over all, the prices were fair for a quicky-mart, and the staff was decent.

I was camping in the area and was out of propane. I went to request a propane fill up. The guy…read morelooked at me. He then looked out at my truck, parked near the propane, and then said "no, it's been a busy day". So because your day used to be busy and now you're tired you don't wanna give me service. When I requested the propane, he had just rung up the last customer in the store and there was only one other person getting gas. Horrible service at first I thought he was joking, but his face was just dead serious. He didn't say another word. I turned around and walked out

I appreciate this market because they carry a wide variety of healthy peanut & corn syrup free…read moresnacks and beverage choices. I have food allergies too & can't have corn syrup anything and find more drinks here that I can have then any other store; even kombucha! One of my stops on the road I don't pass by when I need to stretch and fuel up. Thank you thank you thank you.

This review is for the boba portion of the market…read more West side boba drinkers: the process on how they make their boba is exactly like hardwok cafe in seattle. black tea based, powder flavoring, non-dairy creamer. I am an avid boba drinker, I will travel often to the west side to grab boba from my favorite boba shops in Chinatown and I have to say this is the best boba in central Washington. *I've tried all the boba places in yakima and this still cannot be beat. Things to know: -They use a non-dairy creamer -Price ranges around $5-6 per drink (additional for the toppings) -Taro, Coconut, and Honeydew are my top #3 flavors -They close at 7pm and boba runs out before then -Try the Taro Custard if you like Taro -Pomegranate Milk Tea is actually incredibly refreshing -The Jasmine Green Milk Tea is not your average Jasmine Milk Tea The boba is good for being in central Washington, but the price is inflated because of the niche market here in the area. I don't personally believe that it is worth around $6 a cup, but because of the quality and convenience, you can see me grabbing a cup twice a week. My go-to drink: Taro Milk Tea OR Honeydew Milk Tea with Boba and Taro Custard. Here's a tip to puncture your cup professionally: lean the cup towards you or away from you, and stab the side that visibly has less liquid! Good luck Boba Suckers!

Best breakfast burrito I've found in WA so far. Filled with great stuff including hash browns,…read morethey're made fresh each morning. Worth a detour.