Convenience Stores in Boron, CA

“Loves Travel Stop in Boron deserves a 10 Star Review! The employees there were super nice and friendly. I've NEVER experienced such a welcoming atmosphere in a store as I did here. It makes me want to stop there again. I recommend others to do so as well!”

“Stopped to fuel and wash windows on the big truck at about 0300 and July 12, 2024. There was an associate (manager) out at the diesel pumps with a checklist!!! I have never seen that in 26 years of driving! The bathrooms were immaculate, the squeegees were in perfect shape and the bug wash buckets were full. Diesel pumps were clean and I didn't see one piece of garbage in the parking lot. The manager actually THANKED an employee for mopping. I didn't catch any names but I saw two ladies and one gentleman that evening and all three were stupendous and professional.”

“Tall skinny gentleman was extremely kind, made sure us ladies had toilet paper today at 7pm and the bathrooms were extremely clean as well as the rest of the store. Best experience at a gas station and this man needs a raise!”

“Having lived here in the Boron area, off & on since the late 60's I have seen the Boron Food Market at it's worst and best.It's current state in August of 2022 is certainly NOT as bad as it can get, and in fact has much improved under the current management/ownership.I am not being overly generous to rank it- "Good" with 4 Stars. That's a solid rating which hedges on "Excellent" were it not for a few somewhat minor issues; chief among them is PRICE for goods. After which is product variety; not only in type, but brand. Both of which can readily be explained by the fact that this store lies well off the beaten path as far as deliver routes go, which requires extra cost in delivery from those grocers who will even bother to do so; and that cost must be passed on to the Consumer. Even then, not everything can simply be delivered, and the store Manager must make routine trips to larger cities such as Bakersfield, Barstow, Lancaster, and Palmdale just to acquire them. Does anyone think this additional cost in the Manager's time and travel expense should not be paid for by the Consumer? If you do- you are being unreasonable and ridiculous.In summation, I am glad we have the Boron Food Market and know that we would suffer badly out here without it. And while I will likely always do my major food shopping in Lancaster/Palmdale stores; I will none-the-less continue to support the Boron Food Market with my "interval needs"; i.e.- fresh milk, ice cream products, and other perishables etc.I would suggest the same for anyone who lives here. It's the old "You'll never know how much you'll miss something until it's gone" conundrum. Did you know we once had a Bowling Alley? A small Theater? An indoor Skating Rink? All gone now thanks to a lack of Public support. It is WE who make the Desert feel much more desolate than it need be. Just keep that in mind.”