This place is horrible! Â A while ago my family and I decided to give your place a try. Â (we're locals) Â We were turned away because "we just had a bus load and are out of food." Â SERIOUSLY??????????????????????????????? Â So we decided to give it another try. Â The place is dark, dirty, dingy, food sucked. Â Really? Â World's Best Burger? Â Not even close! Â I'm looking foward to Rosie's reopening! Â Back to a friendly, welcoming establishment. Â It's become more and more of an eyesore. Â Owner is shady, treats his employees like dirt, screws contractors out of money....You want powerball and Megamillions....Rosies is still there! Â Chevron is there too! Â DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME AT THAT DUMP!
Review Source:In pursuit of that winning lottery ticket I traveled to this roadside oasis in the middle of the desert. I played the lottery and decided to have lunch. It's a seat yourself place with a limited menu. The burger has signs placard all over the place claiming to be the best so I tried it. I will admit it was very tasty. It comes with a side of fresh cut fries for about $10. The worst part is smelling like the place for the rest of your road trip. It leaves that greasy diner musk on your person for the long haul.
Review Source:A fun place that offers GREAT FOOD! I like the painting in the eatery. Very nicely done. Next time we're in the area we WILL stop and have a WORLD FAMOUS BURGER!! Not sure what others are saying about all the negatives?? We LOVE it here! OVER PRICED?? Some things yes, worth the money? YESS!!! Â RESTAURANT IS GREAT! SEE YOU AGAIN SOON!
Review Source:Are you one of those people that buy MEgaMillion or Powerball tickets when the jackpot is $100+million ? Â I am but where the frick do you go when you live in Vegas ? Â Simple, THE LAST STOP !
But be prepared to wait in line ( pic attached )
It's actually a nice little drive from vegas
Wouldn't even give one star if I didn't have to. Stopped in for my son to use the bathroom and get a drink. The man was extremely rude, saying they wouldn't open the chains they had across the hall going to the bathrooms until we bought something. Asked me if I could read the sign that said for customers only! He made us pay the $2 for a small fountain drink before we could pee! Unbelievable. Will NEVER stop there again, even if our car is on "E", haven't had a drink for days, or our eyeballs are floating.
Review Source:This place is run by bathroom nazi's!! While leaving Las Vegas we stopped to fill up our car.. As we filled up I went in to use the bathroom and noticed a dozen signs stating 'bathrooms are for customers only', so I figured I could use it since we were filling up our car with gas.. Once inside I was looking for the bathrooms and the a$&hole behind the counter asked if I needed anything. I told him I needed to use the bathroom and I was purchasing gas! He said I had to buy some " garbage" from their shop to use the restroom. When I told him I was getting gas and I didn't want any of there roadside trash.. He then kicked me out and turned off the pump! This place should be closed down and replaced with a state rest area!! Also they charge $2.00 more per gallon of gas compared to the city!! This place is a waste of space!! DON'T EVER STOP HERE!!!!!
Review Source:About an hour from home. The only time we head here is to play the lottery, and it's usually a big one so people come from miles around with the same idea. They are always updating the place, they expanded the bar/restaurant since the last time we trekked down south. Claim they have an awesome burger, we saw it and didn't look special so we skipped it. had a drink at the bar, staff was nice and didn't hover even though we were the only ones there. This time, the restaurant was packed.
They offer tours of the Grand Canyon West. Signs on a military truck out side the gas station states that you can now shoot a real machine gun out there somewhere. Lol.
Quick pick machine available if you don't care about picking your own numbers and there's usually no line at the machine.
Bathrooms available for customers, they could be cleaner and updated but they get the job done.
I'm sure we'll continue to buy our lottery tickets here, maybe sometime we'll try some food. Wish us luck, the Powerball goes off tonight at over 500 million, all my fellow Yelpers will be invited to the celebration party!
Looking for Powerball & MegaMillions tickets? Keep on driving. Yeah it's tempting to stop at the Arizona Last Stop if you're coming from Vegas, the crossover makes it easy. But this place sucks. It's basically a little restaurant in the middle of nowhere with a teeny tiny gift shop, a couple of coolers selling $3 bottled water and overpriced fountain drinks, and a bunch of surly people working the counter.
Lottery sales here are CASH ONLY. Here is a quote from the Arizona Lottery website that this place needs to know of: "Cash, debit cards, money orders, or travelers cheques are accepted forms of payment. Buying tickets with a credit card is at the discretion of the individual retailer." Source: <a href="/redir?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.arizonalottery.com%2FRightWay.html&s=3645e04b86440cf96bfe657b7cbc77f8ddb2d9ddb3fa31ba0462eecb1d0a5f75" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://www.arizonalotter…</a>  Well I can respect the right to say no to credit cards, but they turned down my debit card. I can purchase lottery tickets with a debit card in state after state after state yet this po-dunk place says no. That shows their lack of commitment to taking care of their customers.
In short they overcharge, under-deliver, the parking lot is cramped and packed with tourist trap crap...your best bet is to drive on down the road to Rosie's Den and spend your money there to help them rebuild.
I FLAT REFUSE TO COME BACK HERE. Save your brakes, don't use them to stop at the Arizona Last Stop.
On our last trip to Arizona, just as we were leaving Las Vegas my husband asked if I wanted to get lunch 'at that place in the middle of no where'. Arizona Last Stop is the place he was referring to...
The menu was VERY limited... Not even a half dozen items to choose from. My husband had the 'world famous' burger, and I went with the chef salad. The salad was better then one would typically expect from a place 'in the middle of no where', the veggies were crisp and fresh. I tried my husband's burger as well, and while I can't say it was the best I had ever had, it was VERY good.
Service wasn't bad but wasn't outstanding either, just standard. The waitress left a pitcher of water on the table so we could refill our own drinks. And after she asked where we were from, she put a coaster on the table that said we were VIP customers... I guess Vegas folks get special treatment (in the way of a small discount).
Before we left I bought a couple Powerball tickets. For Las Vegas residents that want to play, but don't like dealing with those crazy long lines the lottery store in Primm, Arizona Last Stop may be a slightly longer drive but typically gets fewer customers so it may save you a little time...
P.S. Â The name obviously doesn't apply if you are headed south, into Arizona. It's the last stop for Arizonans headed to Las Vegas.
Rude staff! Wouldn't let my sister wash a baby bottle w/o making a purchase. I understand they're running a business, but where's the common sense? Bathroom is actually chained off & cashier blocks anyone who hasn't made a purchase yet. It looks kinda cool on the outside but that's where it ends. Â We were planning to get snacks & drinks but after that experience we minimized our purchase & got a $3 soda (yes, that's right, $3 for 32oz at a gas station), washed our bottles & left. Â Their bathroom dictator plan works against themselves.
Review Source:If I could give this place zero stars, I would.  We stopped here on the way to Vegas, to get some gas.  We filled up and went into the main building to use the restroom.  There was only one other guest there, the place was very quite.  We went over to the bathroom and a very rude woman said we could not use the bathroom because we had to buy something.  We said we bought gas and they then demanded a receipt.  Well, I am sorry but in this digital age, I don't keep paper receipts.  They then refused to let us use the restroom.  My friend then went and bought a $4.00 (the cheapest they had) bottle of water, so we could go.  All the while, being berated by this very rude woman that they had the right to refuse us service, basically that they were King and we were ants begging to use their facilities.  They were the rudest service people I have met in my life.  We bought gas, I wanted to use the bathroom.  How is this complicated?  They can see on their computers that I did, there was nobody else around.  I will never stop here again.  Then need to put some signs on the gas pump that if you dont laminate and frame your receipt then you cant use the facilities.  Such arrogant and rude people.  They also went on some rant, that if we paid their electric bill then we could use the bathroom (very very very un professional).  We were like, we  BOUGHT GAS...I think living out in western AZ has totally put them out of touch with reality and common good manners.  Treat people with respect at the very least.  We found no respect, no customer service, and the bathroom was disgusting to boot.  We like to support the local businesses, but this time, it was a huge mistake.  THEY ARE OBSESSED with GREED.  Its actually terribly sad.
Review Source:One star for the waitress being friendly, another one for a decent burger and fries. We also got the you must have our greatest burger speech. I did wonder if it was because all the other things on the menu, well that they were put on the menu for show. It's Nevada after all, could be a bluff.
I could easily reduce a star, the name is deceiving, it's the last stop going into Vegas. Coming out from Vegas you'll find a gas station just up about 1/4 mile. So coming back we planned a pit stop more accordingly.
Yes, the bathrooms are run by the KGB, you need a pass from the restaurant, and they will take it from you when they remove the chain, so if you go when you first get there, and once after your meal you have to ask again.
My first trip in I didn't have a pass, I needed to go, we waited for the waitress to come back with the passes. She dropped off menus, then explained the passes and that she'd be back. Well you know, gotta go, gotta go, GOTTA GO.
Oh hell, I got up and approached the pearly gates, a women jumped up from behind the counter and asked for the pass. I told her were in the restaurant and I can't wait any longer, and it was going to be her choice as to where I went, she made the right decision.
I try to have a good attitude about this, but find it all a bit irritating, I try to be decent about using facilities while on a road trip, and most times make a minimal purchase, a water or candy bar, I think most people do. However, doesn't this come with the territory of opening a business on the highway?
Just remember, that if you're coming from Vegas, and see the Last Stop's sign, it's not. On your left, just up a bit, there's a gas station, they don't charge. So stop there, and buy a couple of candy bars or something so they stay in business. Because if they go out, my guess is the last stop will start with putting a minimum  on the purchase, in order to use the facilities.
The other option is to use the desert, lots of open land. Just remember TP!
This place is literally obsessed with people buying stuff before using the restroom. Recommend avoiding this creepy little roadside stop. It's the kind of place that should have a lot of character, and might even serve decent dive food, but considering I was asked about the restroom twice upon entering in a less than polite way I pretty much decided to turn around and leave.
Review Source:I'll give them two stars because the place was clean. We always try to stop at the little local places when we travel. In this case, it was a mistake. I don't mind screaming children in restaurants. My Hubby does. And in this case it appeared to be the waitress's baby. It would SCREAM while she was at tables then she would go back to console it. Either that or it was maybe her grandchild and she was babysitting it. She seemed a little old for a new born.
We were told to get the burger because it was 'amazing'. It was not at all amazing. It was dry and flavorless. I asked for a fork and knife and was told NO. I always get heckled for using a fork and knife so I took it as a joke. The hubby and I laughed them asked again. We were told by the lady that they were Americans and to eat it the American way. I'm from Alabama. So not sure what she was implying. I'm also a grown up. If I was a fork and knife I can have one. She LOUDLY said the only way I could have a fork and knife was for her to take the bun of my burger. At this point I was getting irritated. We were tired and hungry do we just agreed. She took my food back to the kitchen and brought it out cold and without the bun but with silverware.
At this point they quit refilling our drinks also. We were confused by their rudeness. Hubby asked for the ticket while I was still eating and the server said NO. They said as long as anyone was still eating we couldnt get a ticket. We agreed.
While Hubby paid I went to the restroom. There's a person standing there with a chain blocking the restrooms. She said I needed a pass? I told her I'd just eaten in the restaurant. She said without a pass I'd have to pay to use the restroom. I went back to the restaurant and was given a dirty piece of paper with bathroom pass scribbled on it.
We won't be stopping here ever again.
We were desperate when we arrived here. Â We had maybe 10 miles worth of gas left in the tank, and it had been at least 25 miles since we'd seen services coming south from Vegas. Â I saw a sign for a Texaco a couple miles further, but I figured, hey, support the quirky, locally-flavored place, right?
Ech. Â I don't know how to excuse charged $1.00 more per gallon for gas than a place 2 miles down the road. Â Conveniently, they didn't list their price the gas station sign. Â Also, $7 for a bottle of water and a soda. Â Also, pretty much everything else was a billion dollars. Â I understand a bit of a price bump for location's sake, but this just seemed flat exploitative.
Props for the bizarre air-brushed-looking exterior and oddly graphic depiction of a human being dissected by aliens, but thumbs down on everything else. Â Shame on the proprietors for the insane mark-up.
The owner told us to get the burgers because they were "phenomenal". Â We trusted her and got them for our 2 daughters. Â As a vegetarian option, we were told that they offered a "phenomenal" veggie sandwich. Â The girls liked the burgers just fine, but when our 2 Â "veggie sandwiches" arrived, they consisted of a hamburger bun, cheese, lettuce, onion, tomato, pickle - sprinkled with some oil/vinegar/pepper combo. Â It was basically the same burgers that our kids got, but sans meat (no other protein or vegetable subbed). Â And yet, the veggie sandwiches cost almost as much as the burgers! Â For what? Â Buns with some hamburger toppings? Â When I took my first bite, I asked my husband if there was a mistake in the kitchen - I asked if we were supposed to get some kind of veggie patty. Â Wasn't there supposed to be something else in the middle of our sandwich besides lettuce, pickles, and onions? Â We each got sodas.
When the bill came, our jaws dropped. Â Over $72 for these items. Â Plus tip, we paid over $86 before leaving. Â I have never paid this much for 4 meals at a roadside cafe.
To be fair, the kids liked the burgers  (not jumping up and down proclaiming love for them, but satisfied)  - but what was "phenomenal" was the outrageous price.
We felt ripped off.
Yes, we should have checked the prices first. Â But honestly, at a roadside cafe, I wouldn't have expected to be charged those kinds of prices, especially for a lettuce, pickle and onion sandwich.
I would have given this place 1 star based on the ripoff lettuce sandwiches, but the girls liked their burgers.
*** Also, there is no changing table in the bathroom. Â -1 star for that. Â However, the owner was kind enough to offer for me to change the baby's diaper in one of the unused booths in the back of the restaurant (in the dark). Â So +1 star for that, bringing it back to 2 stars. Â (I promise, I Purelled the seat after putting the baby on it). Â (Side rant: Â I really don't understand how "family restaurants" don't offer changing tables in their bathrooms. Â Last I checked, people were still having babies, and babies still need diapers. Â Changing your baby on the floor of a disgusting bathroom is gross and cold...but that's a rant against all non-baby-friendly restaurants, not just this one.)
Ultimately, this is an overpriced truckstop - Â not a veggie-friendly or baby-friendly restaurant. Â Also, if you want ice from the soda machine, they will charge you $1.00 in the truckstop/store section. Â Just saying.
Well, this quaint little stop off of the 93 has been gradually improving over the past year. This is one of those roadside curio filled places that we miss now with all the cookie cutter chain stores clogging the view.
Now with a full service bar and grill it's a great stop for lunch. Just had the burger ad it was yummy. Plus they have the old school greasy fries. So good.
A stop off the 93, and in either direction the temperature of 110+ degrees. Â Rolling through - Â heading to Arizona from Las Vegas on motorcycles you can feel the temperature. Â We had to stop; we had to literally chill.
Known for their burgers, though I was content  with their 2 buck PBR, the bottomless glasses of water, and sweet potato fries.
The wave of people pour in and out like the wave, as the tour buses pass by. Â I heard 5 different accents in just 30minutes. Â In this scarce-resourced area of white hills, you can travel a many distances sipping on a beer and a few glasses of water. Â Refreshed.
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