Stopped for gas, restroom and refreshments and the staff was super friendly, and restrooms were…read moresuper clean and prices were reasonable.

Very clean and nice. Nice people but there's one rude employee who just ruined the whole…read moreexperience.

Today, June 24th at about 5pm, we were driving thru to get to SLC... We just stopped to get gas and…read morea few treats. We had driven off about 10 minutes when we got a fraud alert for $225, charged at The Flying J. I had noticed that the keypad was pointed to the camera and turned it. Perhaps too late! I'm not sure who did this - the older or younger woman behind the counter. I could not recommend this place due to the security risk to your credit card or bank account! Beware!! I hope the owner sees this!

"I'm learning to fly but I ain't got wings Coming down is…read morethe hardest thing" (Tom Petty) Our tour bus stopped here for gas and provide us with a "Comfort Break" on the way to Jackson, WY and gave us half an hour to do our business, buy snacks, souvenirs, etc. They had a lot of pre-made sandwiches, hot foods like burgers, chicken, and corn dogs, and plenty of convenience store staples like jerky, chips, groceries, etc. We also saw a truck driver's area with showers and a lounge with tables for the long hauler to relax. We decided to buy a Wyoming lottery ticket, because hey... why not? The staff was great, especially the young guy who answered our questions about the Wyoming lottery.

Maverick's are usually the same with good customer service and stores are clean. Bathrooms are…read moreclean as well.

Awesome fresh sandwiches and quite possibly the cleanest gas station bathroom I've ever seen!read more

The mooost nasty Flying J/Pilot. It was ok 6 month ago, but now it's awful. Smell of the urine in…read morethe toilets. Floors are sticky and too dirty. And the cherry on a cake- I saw the poop with hair on a sink of a ladies restroom. The worst experience I ever had with this company. You have to do something with that! That's a disrespectful for the customers.

Clean location, professional staff, and subway on site if she like to eat healthy. :-)read more

Despite being recently remodeled inside, this older Maverick station has some drawbacks. The gas…read morepumps are outdated and often crowded. The men's room has only one stall, one urinal, and a hand dryer, but no paper towels. The newer Maverick stations are a hit, but this one is a miss for me.

I currently have food poisoning from your pork burrito, thank you for reminding me not to trust gas…read morestations. Thought you guys were better

This is a great store the new owners have done a fabulous job! The remodel the staff is always…read moresuper helpful and happy to see you!

This is a great and clean convenient store. Also has a better selection of wine than the next door…read moreplace - Glady's. Extremely glad we needed solo cups so we could find this little gem. Recommend if you need wine while in Bear Lake.

Clean bathrooms, ample lunch selection and a variety of grab-n-go snacks, and an uncovered…read moreplayground for kids to get out some wiggles while road tripping. I had a pulled pork sandwich and there was enough meat falling off the sandwich to share with others. Kids each got the chili cheese dog, and it was so big they easily could have shared one. Now I know why it was $10! One member of our party was not as impresed with the Elk burger - it tasted like any other burger and was a bit dry. However, one dollar ice cream cones are a definite draw. There are a few nods to the history of Little America - a picture of the cafe back in the 50's and the penguin "mascot" from even earlier.

Very nice bathrooms!! I enjoyed looking at all the souvenirs, it's a pretty big place and there's a…read morelot of unique items. It seems to be a very child friendly environment. The food was good! Both my husband and I had burgers and they were good but I wouldn't say they were significantly better or worse than a typical diner. $1 ice cream cones are a great deal though!

I was visiting out of town and left my wallet there. I live 2 hours away and the manager/supervisor…read morewas so kind and mailed me my wallet at no charge. I was so grateful and appreciate the kindness and good customer service! Thank you!!!!

This is the Texaco station at the junction of Highway 89 and Highway 30 (the point where the road…read morefrom Logan Canyon meets the road around Bear Lake). But oh, it's much more than that. Bears den is a small town wonder. It's a Subway, with your factory sandwiches. It's gas station food, treats, snacks, and small town gas prices. A full thirty cents more than back in Logan. Well, whatcha gonna do? Nothing but pay. There are lots of gas stations around the lake (all those boaters have to fill up somewhere) but this is one of the most hoppin', and centrally located. Pop in, fill up, and fill out your road trip with gas station goodies.

Bear Lake Utah Chevron Shakes. My family spent a full day at Bear Lake. Visiting with family…read more BBQing. Playing frisbee. Kayaking ... LOTS of kayaking! As we prepared for the drive back to Mendon my wife's cousin recommended stopping at the "Chevron Station" just east of the town of Bear Lake as you enter the quaint hamlet. He said their hand-scooped fresh fruit shakes are incredible. Maybe. As we exited Bear Lake the Chevron station is truly the LAST business on the left (or the first if you're just coming into town). Shake (pun intended) your franchise/national chain notions and ideas of shakes. NO soft-serve here. Hand-scooped ice cream, vanilla of course, with the flavor of your choice added. Fruits are fresh local grow, malt (!) is available on request. One size only, sir. We ordered a chocolate malt (I could not resist the memories of my youth in the '50s when every shake was hand-scooped), a raspberry shake, and a strawberry shake. Thank goodness we also bought a couple bottles of water. These ice cold creamy milk/egg/sugar/vanilla/flavors-added concoctions were to die for. Certainly the best I have enjoyed since Farrell's Old Fashioned crashed following a short revival. If you are in Bear Lake, DO visit the "Shake Place inside the Chevron Station". Besides the shakes, they also offered quick lunches that looked tasty though we were just "shaking" it down the mountain!

We ended up going here to get shakes. It was super interesting. They told us they were out of…read moreshakes when we've been waiting in line. They ended up giving us our shakes and no one else was behind us. While we were waiting for our shakes a couple walked in and they ended up giving them shakes. No questions asked. It was super weird and the shakes were not super great. You could taste the crunchiness on the raspberries like they were kind of icy. L