There was a worker when me and my friend went in, I think his name was Robert, very rude and…read moredemanding, even accusing us of trying to steal, wanted to ask him questions about the drinks and was very rude, I've always tried to give people the benefit of the doubt but this was almost a little scary How angry he was getting at me and my friend

Jerked me around on the prices. Unimpressed with the cleanliness or degree of options. Kinda smelly…read moretoo tbh.

Maverik is always a great road trip stop, especally in Nephi! I make the 6 hour drive from Las…read moreVegas to Park City, Utah frequently, and I always start to get a little tired of the monotony on this stretch of road. That's why I like to stop here to take a break and refresh before getting back on the interstate. This Maverik is consistently clean, well maintained, and feels like a safe, reliable place to stop. There are plenty of gas pumps, which means quick stops with minimal waiting, and the store has a great selection of hot snacks, cold snacks, drinks, nachos, and those delicious Cinnabon cinnamon rolls that are hard to pass up! Seriously, NOBODY can beat Maverik on the snack situation. As my grandpapa used to say, "if they don't have it it, you don't need it." The fountain and bottled sodas, milkshakes, juices, water, energy drinks...the variety is crazy and there's something for everyone. One of the best features is the outdoor picnic area with tables and beautiful mountain views, a perfect spot to stretch your legs, relax, and enjoy a quick meal before getting back on the road. This is a convenient, comfortable stop that makes traveling through Utah even better.

Maverik's are typically my go to when in Utah for their clean restrooms, great snacks and drink…read moreoptions. Service is great and lines move fast. Here in Nephi it's one of the only places open late to get these items. Good stop before heading to our hotel.

We had so much fun last night at Shep's Grill. Live music, food with several familiar faces made it…read morean experience that I would love to repeat. This place needs to be advertised some that more people can benefit from what it has to offer. It's on the West side of State Street as your traveling the high ay between Nephi and Moroni. Best fries ever!

Before the general store opened, I would drive 15 mins. to Nephi to grab my morning cup of coffee…read more Ah, Utah. Anyways, fresh coffee here - in the mornings. They have a grill as well and make a mean burger. Some of the nicest people in the world live here in Ftn Green.

I love 7-eleven... Staying at a condo nearby from out of town- so we were happy to have this in…read morewalking distance! We were able to get some snacks, drinks, and household necessities! Price is right too- especially compared to other grocery/corner stores we have come across in Park City. Oh- and the slurpee- just the cherry on top!

Stopped by for some snacks and hot chocolate. I was surprised at how well stocked everything was…read morehere! They even had mini-marshmallows topping to put on the hot coco!! The candy isle was STACKED which got me super STOKED!:)

I can't tell you how excited I am to have discovered this place! My #1 food complaint about moving…read moreto Utah from D.C. was our tragic lack of good middle-eastern options. In a city where people think Mazza is good middle-eastern food... I'll just say that the situation was dire. (Curry Fried Chicken is a quirky and delicious fusion exception, but still didn't scratch the purist itch.) Enter Market on Main! Strangely they also have Indian food, but it is not at all fusion. There is the Indian half of the menu and the Afghani half. And they are both solid. Their veg Samosas had a pastry crust that even Paul Hollywood would begrudgingly enjoy, and their garlic nan had a crispiness I haven't had before but was *delicious.* But Salt Lake has good Indian already... The Afghani was the part to get excited about--not just good for Utah, but better than 90% of the Afghani food I have had anywhere. The chicken kebab was so tender and full of flavor, and the lamb was amazing. The Mantu (beef dumplings with a yogurt sauce) was fantastic. I could eat that every day. Their pita was also excellent--some of them best I have had. And their rice was so good that we actually kept eating it even after we ran out of sauce. The only items that weren't excellent were the beef kebab (not much flavor) and the chick peas (also not much flavor and the sauce was a little thin). Otherwise this place knocked it out of the park. The restaurant is in the back of a market that almost feels like a New York-style deli. So don't miss it thinking you've got the wrong place. Highly, HIGHLY recommend!

This is the best convenience store I have ever had the pleasure of visiting. The cashier was…read moredelightful, and the building has a wonderful ambiance, which you typically wouldn't expect from a convenience store. It's a bit out of my way but I will definetly be coming here again.

Why do people rate these folks low stars? Who ever owns this place is amazing. After coming to Salt…read moreLake City for 3 days to skydive on July 2nd and handle some business the rest of my trip. I stopped here everyday as I was staying at Tru hotel down the street. Prices are reasonable compare to most gas stations. Gas prices are a little high compare to a Walmart that's a 13 minute drive but on July 2nd I didn't feel like going all the way to Walmart to save $0.25 cents so I figured I would stop here and pick up some drinks for my drive back to Vegas the next day. The pumps are a little slow which makes me believe the underground filters for the pumps are dirty....the owner should have the employees check on that. Overall, this is a great place if you are returning a rental car and need to fill up before you return your car or just staying at one of the 18 hotels nearby. I highly recommend these folks (The only thing i don't like is the lowest grade Salt Lake City has is 85 octane compare to Vegas which is 87 octane.)

Came in as we are staying at hotel near and it was the closest around as we could see it…read more Clean outside and inside. Counter service was very friendly and pleasant.

Someone in our party needed mouthwash. Instead of driving all the way to a shopping center, the…read moreroommate and I decided to drive down the street to a 7-Eleven. We got here on Wednesday, December 7th around 6:15pm. While here, I took the opportunity to get some snacks. It was the last game night with the roommate's family before they left, so we needed snacks. Got some candy: Mike and Ike Sour-licious ($1.99), Milk Duds ($1.99), Whoppers ($1.99), Haribo Sour Gold Bears ($1.99). I also picked up some salty snacks: Fritos Jalapeno & Cheddar Dip ($2.99), Tostitos Medium Salsa ($3.XX - not sure of the price), Fritos Chili Cheese Chips ($1.49). We had a bunch of chips from a prior lunch, so we needed dip. I did wish they had spicy salsa as the hottest level offered was only medium. Convenient if you're staying at one of the hotels up the street. It was nice not having to drive far.

Horrible customer service. I don't usually review, but when an experience leaves your day feeling…read morebitter... On vacation. We were in the area at a family reunion and I was confused on the cups for the slurpees because they have all sorts. I went to the cashier and asked what each one was priced... The lids didn't match the cup size she had said they were. Upon asking if it was labeled wrong they processed to argue with me even though I was just asking if it was mislabeled. A coworker then came over and proceeded to be confrontational and I said, whatever, charge the large price. Went to pay and they rung them up at an even higher price... So I asked them to adjust the price since I asked the price before even filling our families slurpees. After 5 minutes of me actually arguing back they did. By this point the slurpees were liquidy in the car. Should have just left all 6 on the counter and walked out.

clean and helpful employees. Tasty and very fresh food cooked fresh everyda…read more Family owned for 45 years.

We were staying at Westgate and decided to go to The Marketplace for an ice cream run. We stopped…read moreby on Wednesday, December 7th around 4:30pm. One huge plus about this place is they sell wine and liquor! I'm not from Utah, so I'm not well versed on their laws, but I believe you have to go to a government issued store to get these types of alcohol. I think the only thing you can get at a supermarket is beer? I didn't buy anything here as I bought a couple bottles in Park City when we went to their downtown area. Our group did come down several times for snacks and treats. When the adults went on an excursion, Grandma and Grandpa stayed behind to watch the kids. The toddler nephew and Grandma came down to grab some candy. I believe gummy bears and licorice. On another instance, the roommate's brother stopped by to grab some Ritual Chocolate ($6.99 per bar). When we were all in The Marketplace together, we grabbed a bunch of ice cream: pints, cones, sandwiches. Though I didn't really like my ice cream sandwich as it tasted old. The cones were better. Great option if you want a bottle of liquor for your room. But for snacks? I think I'd stick to the grocery stores in the area.

Overpriced items. And turned out the pack of deli meat we purchased, which was priced at over 10…read moredollars, has already expired a week ago :(