Has improved a lot lately with a better night employee. Still has the previous limitations though.read more

No restroom for customers out of order I think it is against health code to operate without…read morerestroom where food is served

Station can be hard to get in or out of off highway. 2 cents higher per gallon than nearby U Pump…read moreIt. No free air even after being a regular and $30 of gas. Rude employee at counter. Maybe that person was having a bad day.

Very congested inside the store and it doesn't require masks be worn. I won't return.read more

We stopped here on the way into Rocky Mountain National Park…read more MAKE SURE YOU FILL UP ON GAS BEFORE YOU ENTER! Especially if you are planning to drive onto Old fall river road! You don't want to be running out of gas climbing up the mountain. The restrooms are exceptionally clean and they have many pumps, so to avoid congestion.

I've been in Estes Park for a week and have frequented this gas station throughout my time here…read more Everyone that works here is exceptionally friendly and helpful. They go above and beyond to instantly makes you feel at home. While I didn't catch everyone's name on each of my visits (my fault), Robert is a beacon of hospitality. Whether you're here on vacation, starting a new life here, or a local, I'd recommend this place to anyone. Really exemplary service. A++

This gas station has three things going for it:…read more 1. Great view from the tanks! 2. Safeway discount! Cha-Ching! I saved $.50 per gallon on my last fill up! 3. This is also Estes Park's secret Bigfoot museum BIGFOOT!!! When you think your day couldn't have gotten any stranger, pop in for a Diet Coke and peruse the wall of Bigfoot inside this gas station. All of the evidence presented on the wall of Bigfoot suggests that Bigfoot is alive and active in Estes Park! I'm surprised I haven't seen him yet. Now I'm a little scared to go outside.

It seems like this place used to be more of a small grocery store, instead of the free-standing…read moreconvenience store that it is now, though I've not visited in over a decade so I might have been thinking of another place. The store seems decently stocked, though not beautifully maintained (it is, however, clean). The staff is friendly and the prices are fair for a convenience store in a tourist town that likely primarily caters to the motels along that stretch of Highway 7/South Saint Vrain Avenue, though they're ostensibly higher than those at the Safeway in town. Overall, if you need to stop for some beer or chips on the way back to your home or motel, it's not a bad place to get done what you need to get done. If you don't mind driving another two minutes out of your way, however, hit up the Safeway in Stanley Village for better prices and selection.

They have everything a person might need on a trip or during regular stay. Grocery, beer, smoking…read moreproducts, gadgets everything at good price. The manager is really friendly too.

Most convenient gas station in EP - right on the main drag of town with the great quality gas you…read moreexpect from Shell at fair prices. 8 pumps available in a fairly tight space so you may need to wait if you hit it at peak time, but otherwise this location is perfect.

I have a new favorite gas station in Estes Park Colorado and it is this Shell…read more Number one, they have free air!!! In the back for your tire pressure needs. Number two, inside it is actually like a normal convenience store with loads of coffees, hot sandwiches and drinks! I had coffee called Jamaica me crazy. That tickled my funny bone. Finally, we all know shell gasoline products are of the highest quality, so my car was also happy with big fat tires and a big fat tank of gas as we drove off. Besides, where else can you get a view of the mountains while you fill your tank?

i went inside and the guy working said that my fit was trash but that food was bussin like no…read moreother. can't believe no one ever put me on. my life is changed forever

The guy inside with grayish ponytail acts like you're bothering him when you go to the counter…read more When he's talking with the other workers, you just get ignored. Why do they employ people that don't want to work?

This little market in Estes is conveniently located like 5-10 mins from the beaver meadows area…read moreentrance to RMNP. It actually has a pretty big selection of groceries and produce despite it being a standalone place. I came specifically to buy a beer which they had! I liked the local Colorado beer options, I got a couple tall boys for $3.50 each and drank one that night. If you needed quick food you could def also get it here. They have a nice large parking lot, and there's a gas station nearby!

The sandwiches were very tasty and full of meat. The staff are friendly and inviting.read more

The last time I went there, I had just bought a car that had an 18-gallon gas tank. I had run the…read morecar to near-empty and stopped by this store to fill it. Amazingly enough, at their gas pumps, it took 23 gallons to fill the tank!! This store has their gauges on their gas pumps set incorrectly. Those gauges cheated me out of several dollars. That experience was over a decade ago. I have not gone back since. Matter of fact, I avoid Diamond Shamrock stations now. Who knows but that all of their pump gauges are set to cheat the unwary gasoline purchaser(?).

DO NOT STOP HERE! It is unfortunate that I have to give this gas station even one star. I just…read morestopped and spent over $70 on gas and took my three kids ages 3, 2, and 1 in to use the restroom. I was told by the lady at the desk that I couldn't use the restroom there and had to use the port-o-potties across the parking lot! Guarantee that's not where she goes when she has to relieve herself at work. Terrible service! Anything with more than one star must be a paid review.

I got shouted out of the store today by the two women behind the counter, because I tried to bring…read moremy road bike just inside the door while I bought a drink (I hadn't intended to run out of water and didn't have a lock with me). I understand that many stores have a no bike policy, but if they're so passionate about it they should really put up a sign. No need to scream at people.