295 South Main Street, Richfield UT 84701
“Great place to go. I love the price of cigarettes they sell here & caffeinated drinks to grab to hold me over til I get home. Plus great snacks & what not. Their staff are very helpful for people whom have disabilities like me 👨🦯. Great clean bathrooms too I'll say 🚻 🚽 🧻 🙂”
35 E Flying J Dr, Richfield UT 84701
“Great stop. Clean restrooms. Convenient fuel station for RVs. Easy-to-use RV dump station. RV propane filling available. Portable water fill. Absolutely great combination.”
305 S Main St, Richfield UT 84701
“The employees are super friendly very respectful and helpful. Plenty of room to move around in the store. They clean the soda fountain every night break it all the way down. The fountain soda's taste so much better than Maverick's. Texaco has more syrups flavors to add to the soda than maverick. Texaco reward system is so customer friendly it not sell your information and it not have you to constantly put in something to verify it is you they give you a punch card for soda's and some other stuff and w the gas if you have a Texaco credit card it gives some type of rewards for the fuel purchase like Maverick. I really appreciate this gas station because it's always super clean including the restroom. Employees smile when you come in they greet you as you enter the store. They have a small sit down area. I would highly recommend this gas station verses maverick to anyone”
1357 North Main Street, Richfield UT 84701
“Twice now, the service shop here saved my trips when I have encountered vehicle issues near Richfield. Very nice service technicians and jumped right on my issues. This time turned out to be a simple fix with a new thermostat. 1 hr later and I was back on the road with no worries.”
305 South Main Street, Richfield UT 84701
“The employees are super friendly very respectful and helpful. Plenty of room to move around in the store. They clean the soda fountain every night break it all the way down. The fountain soda's taste so much better than Maverick's. Texaco has more syrups flavors to add to the soda than maverick. Texaco reward system is so customer friendly it not sell your information and it not have you to constantly put in something to verify it is you they give you a punch card for soda's and some other stuff and w the gas if you have a Texaco credit card it gives some type of rewards for the fuel purchase like Maverick. I really appreciate this gas station because it's always super clean including the restroom. Employees smile when you come in they greet you as you enter the store. They have a small sit down area. I would highly recommend this gas station verses maverick to anyone”
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