My husband and I stopped to fuel our semi truck up we fueled 100 gallons of fuel. We had our own…read moredrinking cups and our big drinking containers that we filled up with only ice. We paid for 4 cups of ice we were getting our ice filled up up as we are heading into the storms. My husband had a free large hot drink on his app so he got his free hot drink. I had on my app a free medium hot drink. The two Hispanic ladies at the register were being very rude the thinner lady said that we are not a truck stop you guys are only here to get free things. She came out from behind the counter being very rude telling us we have to pay for the ice in our containers. Then a manager lady with very very short hair said we have to pay $.54 per cup of ice that filled our drink containers. Then the thinner girl got in my husbands face and said just cause you are a big and fat and a truck driver does not give you the right to get free ice. Then said we are not allowed back into the maverick. We have never had this type of experience they treated us like we were criminals. There was another Hispanic customer filling up his own container with ice they did not say anything to him. We are trying to get a hold of another manager at the store they are not answering the phone very unprofessional. Shauna & Clynt Ragland

Great customer service the stores are always clean including the bathrooms which are available for…read morethe customers. Where as usually convenient stores dont offer a customer bathroom.

BEAUTIFUL store! With a calming shopping experience! loved this store and had very helpful…read moreemployees! Also great selection of New Mexican gifts and souvenirs. Will come back for years to come.

I stopped by MERCADO this evening as i was visiting The Hyatt Regency Downtown Albuquerque. I…read moredon't know if the woman behind the counter was one of the owners. She was yelpmazing! I was strolling around and low and behold... what do you think the NM Donut Kween found!!! You guessed it! Doughnutty socks!!!! Sad thing is they were children sizes but I thought what the heck I'm going to buy them anyway!! I asked the cashier if she had anything else related to Donuts in her shop. She said I don't think so. While i was a little bummed it didnt matter because I was extremely happy with a pair of socks I found! While I was browsing she actually told me she found another pair! Now as you can only imagine I was so so super excited I went a little bit doughnutty!!! Kinda like coco for cocoa puffs! Hahaha!!! I was so super excited I couldn't contain my joy! I proceeded to tell her how I was the Donut Kween on Yelp and that I love everything to do with donuts!!! It was so awesome because she shared a personal story with me about her father-in-law and his donut cologne that he bought way back in the day from Dunkin Donuts apparently they did some sort of advertisement probably 30 years ago! I absolutely love when you go into a local shop and the employees and or owners take an extra step to share a part of their lives with you!!! #nmtrue If you have a chance to drop by the Mercado in the Hyatt I'm sure you'll find amazing local gifts for Christmas or for that special someone!! They have everything from art pieces to yummy snacks as well as tshirts and jewelry!!! You will love that you stopped by!!!!

This location advertises itself as open 24 hours, but when I arrived it was completely closed. That…read morealone is frustrating, but what made it worse was the security guard on-site. He was sitting there on his phone eating and showed zero concern or awareness about the store being closed or customers showing up. If you're going to claim 24/7 service, at least be consistent. Very disappointing experience.

We stopped for some drinks and to use the restroom. The restroom is located on the McDonalds side,…read moreand you have to get a code from them to use it. The restroom was clean. There was a security guy standing inside of Circle K. I made my way out to my vehicle while my husband got a few thirstbusters. I sat and watched as one young man panhandled the area. He was rather pushy hoping for a few bucks. I'm on the fence whether I would stop here again.

Hello, I am writing…read moreto formally document repeated negative interactions I have experienced at the Speedway located at Tramway Blvd NE and Montgomery Blvd NE in Albuquerque, NM 87111. I have been a regular customer at this location for approximately three years and have never had issues with my ID or purchases until recently with two newer employees, Monica and Valerie. On multiple occasions, Monica has unnecessarily questioned or refused my ID despite the fact that it scans properly and has been accepted by other employees without issue. I have also experienced rude and dismissive behavior from her, including eye rolling and speaking to me in a disrespectful manner. One incident that particularly upset me occurred when the store was crowded and she had blocked off an aisle while mopping. I was attempting to get a fountain drink from that aisle, and when I turned around to avoid causing a problem, she questioned me about it and then again took my ID in a way that felt targeted and unnecessary. Most recently, in front of other customers, Monica stated: "I know you're a regular here, but from now on I'm never going to take your ID again, and I'm going to make sure everybody knows it." This was embarrassing and felt intentionally humiliating. I previously spoke with the General Manager, who advised me to contact corporate if the issue continued. Today, another employee named Valerie told me she was "not supposed to" accept my ID anymore, despite my ID being valid and despite the General Manager previously telling me there was no issue. At this point, I feel singled out and uncomfortable shopping at a store I have supported for years. I am requesting that this situation be reviewed professionally, including clarification as to whether there is actually any documented issue with my ID, because no one has been able to explain one to me. I would appreciate follow-up regarding this complaint and confirmation that it has been documented. Thank you,Tammi Campos

Quick place to get fuel and car wash in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Current gasoline price here is…read more$4.19- a bargain compared to some other states. The car wash cost was $10.00, and the car wash did a decent jon of cleaning our car This gas station also has a small convenience store.

OK here we go. This 5 star review is based on purely…read moreutilitarian lines. Tax free smokes. Well priced growler refills. Good cigar humidor. Competitively priced gas. Standard convenience store supplies. $ goes to native Americans. NOT on. Sometimes scketchy clientele and or employees. Overpriced liquor section. Crazy parking lot. Come here for the right reasons you good. Come for the wrong and leave grumpy. Forewarned.

Great selection of beer and spirits. Friendly and helpful…read morestaff. Conveniently located off I40 for travelers as well as city folks. ​

Some Maveriks are better than others. A couple in ABQ are very dirty. Most of the Mavericks are…read moregood though. Love the coffee. Reasonably priced.

Depends on where, stopped in Albuquerque to fill-up and was very impressed with the layout, wide…read moreselection of stuff and most of all how clean it was. Stopped in Santa Fe, several gas pumps not working, fuel spills, dirty inside and out. Hit or miss

Ah, good ol' Circle K…read more The Walmart of gas stations, the cream of the druggie crop, and the hierarchy of real life meth head group chats. Every-time I visit any Circle K location there's always a domesticated meth head, or a heroin addict that seems to be assigned to the gas station, asking for change and getting mad when you buy him food instead of giving him money for drugs. Also I have a conspiracy theory that all Circle K gas stations are the spawn points for all these druggies lords that overdose. But this place is amazing, I recommend it to anyone trying to spice up their life.

The card reader on the pump looked sketchier than a back alley Rolex you could buy from some guy…read morenamed Jimmy you just met in a bar. Only a few pumps were available, and one of them was off line. Trash was strewn across the lot, and the store on the inside looked more like a Brooklyn Bodega than a Circle K. As I was leaving I noticed a brand new Maverick across the street with decent lighting, plenty of pumps and shining like a new dime. D'oh!

Who give someone crap about handing in quarters? Put it in your safedrop and move on. Your poor…read moreregister. I need gas and times are tough.

This store is great and has everything you need and it comes very handy. Workers are all very kind!!read more

Going through New Mexico toward Bandelier National…read moreMonument. Just got gas at the Pilot Travel Center off I-25, exit 215. I wanted to give it a plug. Nicely laid out, plenty of rv/trailer parking, very clean and, the McDonald's is really good plus, the gas is reasonable! I recommend a stop here if you're on the I-25 through Albuquerque.

We never heard of Pilot Travel Center, but we needed to fuel up, and this was conveniently located…read morein the direction where we were headed! This truck stop is clean, inviting, and the attendant was very friendly. Recommended. 5/5! There's also a McDonald's located right next door, making it the perfect stop for a chocolatey coffee! Yum!

Needed to grab some snacks and this was the closest store to my hotel. The selection was smaller…read morethan I expected but after some browsing I got their cut up watermelon and a water bottle. The cashier was really sweet and overall a decent option close by.

"And don't come back!"…read more Said the female clerk to my friends. We had been there earlier in the week and did not understand New Mexico's ID requirements. We each tried to buy a bottle of wine, but, oops, my ID was with my suitcase in my hotel room. Yes we were from another state visiting for a conference. My friend said she would buy my wine since she had her ID with her (btw we are both over 65). But the clerk explained that she had to ID all parties buying alcohol. Ok. Local rules we will follow if we know them. Now we have been schooled. Several days later we return with all of our IDs in hand. Checking out, the same employee said "and don't come back!" ??? Don't worry we won't. Is this Albuquerque hospitality?