Welcome to Coffee Cup Fuel Stop, a premier destination nestled in the heart of Wyoming, Moorcroft. Our central location at, 506 E Converse St, , Wyoming, Moorcroft, United States, reflects our dedication to delivering top-notch services with convenience in mind.
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5 Reviews on “Coffee Cup Fuel Stop”
Food ia top notch! All homemade down to the bread. Clean well maintained place. Now, the prices are outrageous. 2.40 for 1 cookie. 5
49 for some crab bites. If you are doing a reset, get ready to spend a little. Food 5 stars prices 1 star. Service was ooooook.
It’s a beautiful store, huge selection, so how can the management be even nicer? I don’t know, but they are. Miss Wendy was so kind and accommodating and helpful. Thank you. James
The diesel pumps do not have any method of paying at the pump and the phones do not work. This leaves you with the only option of walking 200 yards to the counter inside then waiting in line to turn the pumps on and have them enter your odometer and driver ID. Unacceptable inconvenience for a truck stop.
This gas station has it all. Plenty of goodies inside of a lot of pumps for gas. There are several restaurants and a coffee shop inside.
We live in the Moorcroft area and have been buying gas and other stuff from Coffee Cup Fuel Stop for years. We used to love them. My wife and I decided to quit doing business with them very recently, because within the last several months especially we pull up the pumps to buy regular gas with 10% ethanol and they are out of it. And there is no indication that they are out of that gas until you are ready to use the pump and nothing happens. No cheap gas comes out whatsoever. This has happened to both of us now about 3 or 4 times, and I refuse to buy their higher and more expensive grades of gas as it almost seems like it is a setup. Finally, we’ve had enough. We now buy almost all of our gas in Gillette. Seems to me like really poor management anymore.