I stopped by the Dairy Queen in Baker while passing through since there aren't many food options in…read morethe area. Unfortunately, the service was extremely slow, and it seemed like they were understaffed. The employees were doing their best, but the long wait made the experience less enjoyable. As for the food, it was just okay--nothing particularly memorable, but it got the job done. If you're in Baker and need a quick bite, it's an option, but I'd recommend being prepared for a wait, especially during busy times.

We stopped at this Dairy Queen while charging our Tesla nearby, and honestly, the prices were…read moreshockingly high, especially considering this location is pretty much in the middle of nowhere. We ordered a small chocolate-dipped cone, a small Blizzard, and a Peanut Buster Parfait, and the total came out to $29.60. A small cone alone was $6.49, and the Peanut Buster Parfait was $10.99. I understand prices can vary by location, but these prices felt excessive. Being next to a Tesla Supercharger probably means they have a steady stream of travelers with limited nearby options, but that doesn't make the prices any less disappointing. The desserts were fine, but $30 for three items at Dairy Queen is hard to justify. Definitely a convenient stop while charging, but I'd think twice about the prices

Not many flavors or toppings but for a quick stop heading home it was good. Had vanilla, strawberry…read moreand pomegranate sorbet it was all good.

TCBY has changed so much since the 80's and even the 90's. It's a barely decent "treat," but on a…read morehot day driving in the desert, it's a better alternative than nothing at all. Personally, I'd rather get a root beer float at A&W, which is in the kiosk right next to TCBY at the Grewal Travel Center.

My children are obsessed with this place. Every time we drive to my parents cabin in Utah, we stop…read morehere along the way. My son loves root beer and he enjoys trying craft brews from all over the place. You have all of his favorite brands from all over the American West! Including one that he discovered for the first time in Jackson Hole Wyoming!

Really great stop between Las Vegas and Los Angeles. They sell lotto tickets of course, sweet…read moretreats galore, lots of snacks and unique soda drinks. Bathrooms are decent and the treats you can find here are worth the extra pit stop!

It was good and expensive. I ordered the chicken shawarma, a pistachio Baklava, and a shake…read more Service was very fast although there weren't many people in front of me. Ambiance was clearly a running restaurant that had been there for a bit. It's a vibe. Chicken Shawarma wrap was $16, no sides. It had two chicken kababs, one or two slices of tomato, and some lettuce... side tzatziki seemed homemade and very flavorful. Shake was peanut butter/blueberry and was close to $11. It was a great shake. Baklava was a bit dry. Very thick filling and maybe worth the $5. I understand costs are rising and therefore prices are rising... it's just another factor that is considered in finding a Greek wife that knows how to cook or continuing to go here for food.

Ordered a half a chicken When it came out I noticed long…read morelash feathers on the top wing and I showed it to the manager or the owner I'm not sure he had a mustache . He smiled and said you are going to eat that. Not to make a scene I just turned around and walked away cut the nasty part and then took it to the table and lost my appetite. Did not take a photo because did not have a chance between the counter and the table Shame on you telling me that and wondering how you eat your chicken and treat your guests at home, most likely you don't even eat from your restaurant.

I have been driving back and forth from LA and Vegas for years and never made a stop at Alien Fresh…read moreJerky. But, on my last road trip, I stopped in Baker for gas and decided to make my way over. Parking is plentiful and I really like the alien themed decor. The store is on the smaller-side had a lot of souvenirs, but I was here for the jerky. There were tons of different jerky about $11-14 a bag. The grass fed ones were a little more expensive. I ended up getting a few regular ones and also the pepper grass fed jerky. I will say that the grass fed jerky was definitely worth the price. The jerky was soft and tender and the seasoning was perfect. The regular one was still tasty but in my opinion, not as tender as the grass fed. The only thing is that the regular jerky had a lot more variety. But my favorite is the peppered anyways, so definitely a win for me. I know they sell alien jerky at other stores (which I have had), but coming here for the experience was pretty fun. I will definitely come back next time I'm on my road trip.

Had a blast at Alien Fresh Jerkey road stop!!…read more Driving from LA to Nevada this was one of our major road stops. It's super cute and I'm obsessed with the theme. Definitely a worth while stop! The Jerkey is delicious (from what my friend told me) and I love the Alien and X-Files theme!! Totally Area 51 coded.

Great place for freshly made root beer! They sell a gallon of their famous root beer if you want a…read morebig guzzle. I like to stop here to get their freeze which is a mixture of ice cream and root beer. Apparently it is different from the shake. Service is slow because of its popularity. Not the best atmosphere since it is a quick stop with multiple food venues. It is also like a gas station store. BUT... there is a bathroom. The bathroom could use some modernization. Enough parking so that you don't have to walk far.

The nostalgia of classic A&W root beer floats is what drew us in to this little spot tucked inside…read morea gas station food court. Sometimes the simplest cravings are the best ones...and these floats did not disappoint! The root beer was icy cold, the ice cream creamy and perfectly balanced just how we remembered it. The only thing missing was those large frosty mugs that made A&W so iconic. Still, for a quick stop and a taste of old-school Americana, this little location hit the spot. Service is quick so you'll be in and out in no time.

Basic menu-sandwiches, salads, ice cream. Restored 1924 restaurant inside the Historic Kelso Train…read moredepot. Usually a one man operation so be patient. It is the only restaurant in about 30 miles. We were glad we ate there!

The food is pretty expensive here, but it's also the only place to eat within a 50 mile radius, so…read morego figure. The owner is a really nice guy, and at least their ice cream was somewhat reasonable, and well deserving after a hot day of hiking. For all those paying with credit, there's a $10 minimum (not hard, since sandwiches run around $9 and up).

I went there today, and have been a consistent customer on my drives to LA…read more THE best place to eat in Baker! Inside the Chevron Station Food Court! They even have Tequila available! I ordered the "Fat Fries" (Steak Fries) with seasoned salt and a Single. Great food, Good Service! Leave the Hard Working folks something in their Tip Jar! Shoutout to Jessica for Great Service!

On my way to Las Vegas, I stopped here for a quick break and a cup of coffee. The service was just…read morefine, and I got exactly what I asked for, just how I wanted it. There's a small sitting area where I sat and checked my emails for a while before hitting the road again. Nothing extraordinary and nothing terrible! A coffee shop the way a coffee shop should be.

Great meal, great service. While we were charging our car we grabbed a bite to eat at Denny's…read morebecause it was within walking distance. The waitress that was there was friendly and attentive. Our food came out hot and came out quickly. The restaurant was quiet , clean and well kept. The pictures on the wall were reflective of the area. Definitely a great stop.

Probably the worst denny's i've ever been to…read more The lady server is very slow. Slow to take order, slow to give order, nowhere to be found when we want to pay. We didn't even bother getting another refill on coke, couldn't find the lady! The food is very disappointing. I don't remember denny's being this bad. Burger is very dry. Sad. Fries is pale, undersalted. Got the value meal pancakes and scrambled eggs. I didn't want the bacon but they couldn't substitute so I just opted out of it. Scrambled eggs is ok, kinda less but expected. Pancake is very sad and small. This location is on the way to vegas so you can imagine it's very hot outside. The best thing is the ac is good inside.