Chaco Travel Center

Great place to fill up and check out all the native jewelry. It's my go-to near Grants!

My mom and I stopped here on our way home from Arizona. The store inside is beautiful, the bathroom was clean, and the breakfast burritos we ordered were fresh made and delicious. The staff was friendly and kind. So glad we stopped by! Definitely worth it to get a burrito if you're hungry.

They required masks in the store which I SO appreciated, and all of the workers were wearing tightly fitted masks over their mouths AND noses (as one should). :)
I hadn’t been aware that we were near Chaco Canyon, and when I saw the name I was a little starstruck (I’ve been studying Chaco a lot). I asked the blonde girl at the front how far we were and she double checked for me (~73 miles)! There weren’t any pamphlets or anything (scrapbooking the road trip anyone?) and she WENT TO HER MANAGER and got me a map!! So so friendly, she made my day! If we’re ever in the area will definitely stop in again!

Great people, clean, everything you need. The Kiva cafe was great. Good food, more like a restaurant than a cafe or diner. The people working there friendly, polite. Nice place to have a meal & relax a bit. Wish i noticed this stop on the way thru the first time. When we make this trip again, its definitely on our stop list for a good meal, gas, clean bathrooms.

Friendly guy at the counter. Really good breakfast burrito found in the gas station area. Not a microwaved frozen warm up. Glad I skipped the yucky hotel breakfast. Will stop again when driving through the area.

Friendly place when traveling through its clean and has its eatery too and good customer service as well.

Stopped here to fill up on my move out west and the people here were super nice and helpful, bathrooms were clean, and lots of interesting things to consider buying.

The workers are very nice and the were trained very great i will come back again

It’s convenient located in exit 79 on the famous and historical Route 66 ( Interstate 40 on the State of New México. It’s a combination of restaurant, fuel station/grocery and Native American Indians artifacts made mostly by hands with a diversity of arts. Plenty of parking space, polite services in all sectors of this landmark, decent and affordable prices for any kind of travelers and just blocks from a New Mexico State Polce Station.. No ... and No.. I’m not getting pay for this or I’m affiliated or associate to this place.. it’s just one of the few amazing places where you can visit without assessment and enjoyable to visit, spend and rest.!! Honestly this place it’s a good example of the idiosincrasia and hospitality that it’s in the vein of the great State of New Mexico since the begging of times..Just Simple..a great place!

Jewelry specific. Bought a simple ring I was told was sterling silver (stamped sterling as well) for $35 and it is turning my finger green. I’ve never had a sterling piece turn green on me so it makes me question the quality of some of their pieces. Still a great little place with lots of unique items but won’t be buying jewelry there again

it's not a chain truck stop, doesn't get hourly maintanients.

Not sure if it was the gas station or the travel center located and connected to each other but they have the RUDEST people! They don't appreciate truckers who go in and buy their products and delivers their products. Kicking truckers who are parked there out of the way not blocking anyone. They are across the street from Love's and the Loves parking lot was full so several trucks had to park on street and in the empty lot of Chevron and the travel center. Wanted to go and buy some items in their store when they opened but since they were so rude, went across street to Love's and they got my business and money instead.