Maverik Country Store

Decent little Maverik. Been in a few times as my best friend lives around the corner. The staff is pretty friendly compared to your typical convenience store clerks. The price here is usually a little lower than my stations around my place downtown, but not quite as low as the stations by my office in Cottonwood Heights. It’s convenient to the 215 as well.

As a connesuir of great diet coke, I appreciate a clean, friendly gas station that always has fresh limes for my drinks. The employees are very nice here; a boy hurt his knee on the street outside the gas station and the ladies at the desk helped him with a first aid kit.

Is it a hole or is it a dump? Not sure, but it is definitely tiny. Selection here is down to a bare bone minimum, as is nearly everything else, but every time I’ve been there, the counter staff has been dealing with a regular, so I’m assuming they do something right. This is still another prime candidate for a remodel as the place seems to be sliding down the razor blade of life into «scuzzy».
Again, having very «soft» and malleable demands will be your best bet here.

This place is a hole. No debating that. But it’s on my corner and I frequent it for mixers and snacks so I must not mind it that much! ALSO– they recently jammed in a yogurt machine so that’s pretty impressive considering their counter space is about 10 inches long. The employees are always super nice. I refuse to get gas here, their tiny gritty parking lot is worse than the tiny gritty convenience mart if you ask me. Oddly enough I refuse to get my snacks and always get gas at the Tesoro across the street. I’d rather have a teeny crammed get-​what-​you-​only-​need mart than a slightly less teeny mart that is overstuffed with sports memorabilia, incense and other random pointlessness.

I don’t even know if this place deserves 1 star. Is it possible to give something a quarter of a star? Because I would give this place a quarter of a quarter of a star if that was possible. The only reason I go here as much as I do is because of the location or I will pull in if my wife tells me she needs a pack of smokes. Otherwise I avoid it at all costs.
OVERALL SCORE: negative a gazillion. Stay at home and bang your hand over and over with a hammer and you will have more enjoyment then trying to conquer this place.

It’s not the smallest gas station I’ve ever been to, but it’s in that neighborhood. This lil guy is just off of 7^th East on 2700 South and still serves up the same gasoline you can buy at any other Maverik in the valley. So don’t overlook it.
That said, it’s really a bare bones minimum proposition. There are only two actual pump stations here (double sided, so there are four stalls) that you can squeeze into to fill the tank. Inside you’ve go the basics, with plenty of attention to beer. For the non-​drinking soda pop crowd, they do have the fountain drink of life – the one with all your flavors of drinks and the flavor shot options.
It met my needs perfectly. Quick in, quick out. Who needs a monstrosity of a gas station when this will do just fine? No big crowds. But around here you get more than 3 or 4 customers and you’ve got a big crowd on your hands.