Convenience Stores in Wellsville, UT

“Yep it is a gas station. I was able to walk in, get myself a drink, a bunch of snacks that I didn't need but due to them being in my face as I walked down the aisle to the back to get a drink I picked them up. Which adds to my happiness and increase of pounds. Thank you for being open and having a bunch of good stuff in stock ;o)”

“It all started in the early morning of July 4th, 2019 when I was sitting at home with a full bowl of cereal with an empty jug of milk. At first I was devastated but then I realized I could go to the gas station with the hope that they would have milk. As I entered the store I was skeptical, but as I made it to the back low and behold there it was sitting on the shelf the coveted 2% gallon size milk. I felt a seance if reelige fall over me. The best part is that the milk expires in two weeks so it is much fresh. After I went home as I poured the milk over my cereal my eyes started to water and all I could think was "thank you Welcome Mart, thank you"”

“⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (but with a heavy heart)

Maverik, I need to talk to you like an old friend. For years, your burritos were my road trip salvation — warm, hearty, and big enough to fill not just my stomach, but my soul. Grabbing one was part of the adventure itself.

But lately… something has changed. What once stretched across my entire hand now barely covers my palm. The same burrito that used to feel like a full meal now feels like a snack. Don’t get me wrong, I still love the taste — you haven’t lost your magic there — but the spirit of the burrito, the thing that made it legendary, feels like it’s slipping away.

I’m not angry, Maverik. I’m just… disappointed. Please, bring back the burrito that felt like it could carry a man through a long drive, a late night, or a hard day’s work. Bring back the burrito that made us believe.

Because I’ll keep buying them, but I’ll also keep mourning what we lost.”