Gas Stations in Moab, UT

“Like most Mavericks, the location was great, the food looked fresh, bathrooms were clean, and the cashier joined in our shenanigans and cracked jokes with us. Highly recommended stopping”

“Part of the Kroger Family of stores located in downtown Moab on US-191. The covered fuel station has four (4) separate fuel pumps, each with two (2) nozzles, with both regular gas and diesel fuel. The small attendant station is manned during normal business hours and has some drinks and some more common auto maintenance items. Station is located inside and near the City Market grocery store. The fuel prices here are relatively high unless you have a Kroger’s card with some fuel points on it.”

“Was having some truck issues and had to park the truck and camper at a pump for about 45min-1 hrs. These folks here were super friendly and did not mind that I ran an extension cord for my compressor from the pump to the side of the building. Went inside and they have everything you could imagine food or drink wise. Super clean especially considering how many people were in and out. But staff was all over it and you could tell they were not stop cleaning and ensuring fresh quality food was on display. Thanks again team for being great! Great gas station all around! Love it!”

“I want it to make time to write this review because of Tyrese! I live in Moab and I usually go to the other Maverick because I do not like this Maverick because of its location. It's hard to get in and out of there sometimes. Anyway, I am a smoker and I've only been in there a couple of times in the last month and I went in there today and he automatically got my cigarettes ready for me before I even went to the counter. He's excellent customer service. Paying attention to the customer's needs. It's very refreshing when someone like that pays attention and is friendly to boot! 🥰”

“October 12th, 2025 Marks as my last national park visit and the final day of this trip. I woke up around 7:30 a.m., only about 30 minutes from the entrance of Canyonlands National Park. After unpacking my tent, I headed straight to the nearest gas station for fuel and coffee. The station was still closed, and I waited a few minutes until an elderly Utahn woman opened the door from the inside. While the coffee brewed, I spent a few moments chatting with other travelers, those small, simple conversations that somehow always feel right on the road.”

“A great Person named NOVEMBER(her real name) was extremely kind to me I am in a wheelchair and old and in need of help all the time especially with doorways. November is a very great lady who helped me. coincidentally right after the laundromat guy literally gave me a talking to because I was having trouble with my wheelchair and laundry and canes in the laundromat instead of helping a handicapped man he decided to harass me. when I went across the street to get some refreshment November was working and helped me and was extremely pleasant I'd give her a raise and fire the other guy a place called tourism center makes it look like it's more apps tourism center but it's a four-wheel rental run by some really awful people but they do have a good laundromat cuz it's the newest one but the people that run the little rental place are always this way they're terrible unfriendly unless you're a visitor renting a machine. thank you November”

“I visited for the fried chicken and gas, get the cheapest and best souvenirs from this place!!!! They have local crafts, handmade items, stickers and magnets.
For the owner: Could you please share where you got these handmade incense? They’re incredible and I’m desperate to purchase MORE! Wanna support the local craftsman!”

“Best customer service! Bought biscuits and gravy and found it was hard as a rock. Took it back in and the clerk went out of her way to make sure management was aware while we waited. Then made it right by offering another item. I will be back because the staff was friendly and gave us great service.”