11000-11046 Alpine Highway, Highland UT 84003
“The FULL-service car wash is temporarily not working, but the SELF-service stalls are up and running.Great place to go wash your car. Credit card payment doesn’t always work, which means you may need quarters. The minimum amount to begin washing your car is $3.00”
10010 N 4800 W, Highland UT 84003
“Best gas station/convenience store around! We drive out of our way and past a different Harts to go to this one. It’s always clean and stocked well. Always quick and efficient. Stephanie opened a second register and ran them both to get a few customers in and out and on our way this morning. So kind and always the best way to start the morning! Thanks ladies!! Keep being amazing!”
10022 N 4800 W, Highland UT 84003
“Free frazil Friday is fun, and it's a little bit more well stocked than your average gas station store, but it is still a gas station store so nothing to write home about. Good for travel stops but you can't exactly do your everyday grocery shopping there.. with Walmart right next to it why would you tho”
11000-11046 Alpine Hwy, Highland UT 84003
“I love that this gas station sells bags of pebble ice, and they have a great selection of hot food and most snacks you'd expect to find in gas stations. It's only about three blocks from my house and I go in there almost daily with my kids for treats, and anything else I might need. I used to work there too.”
5260 W 11000 North, Highland UT 84003
“Not the easiest place to write a review on. So, here goes. Gas light popped on, still had a ways to drive. Stopped at Chevron. Luckily no one at the diesel pump. The parking lot was not filthy like a lot of stations. That's always a plus. Don't particularly like getting back in the vehicle with sticky shoes. The prices were comparable to other stations. Saw several people going in empty handed and coming out with items, so my assumption would be that they must have a variety of things to purchase inside. But the most important thing was, the diesel fuel worked just as well at this Chevron as any other Chevrons I have been to. This definitely wasn't a Maverick, but a pretty close runner up. Would stop here again if needed.”
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Read the postLove's Travel Stops is rolling out a new system that turns work into a game for its restaurant employees. Picture this: Three big screens in each restaurant, tracking how fast workers greet customers, take orders, and hand out food. It's not just for show - early results say it's making service 11 seconds faster on average. "These monitors track key performance metrics in real-time, such as greet times, order processing times and the time it takes for food handoff," Love's explains. The system creates a more interactive environment, fostering friendly competition between stores.
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