EddieWorld

EddieWorld is a must-stop on the 15. We pulled in for gas and were impressed by the spacious, clean fueling area. Inside, it’s like a candy lover’s paradise with aisles upon aisles of treats organized by type: gummies, chocolates, salty snacks, and more. The selection is overwhelming in the best way. We grabbed chicken fingers and a cheeseburger from their kitchen, and both were surprisingly delicious. Definitely better than your typical road trip meal. We didn’t try the ice cream or other food this time, but it looked great. The place is fun and clean with a quirky vibe that makes it feel more like a roadside attraction than just a gas station. Prices are definitely on the higher side, so be prepared to spend a little extra. Still, it’s worth it for the experience. Great pit stop between LA and Vegas, especially if you’re traveling with kids or want to treat yourself.

The gas pumps are open 24 hours. The store is open from 6 AM to 12 AM. Clean restrooms. Friendly and personable staff are busy serving visitors or maintaining the store. Parking is plentiful and well lit. This is a great place to stop while traveling Interstate 15, 2 hours south of Las Vegas. Plenty of gas pumps, easy to navigate for large vehicles. There are also plenty of Tesla chargers available. There are small food vendors that serve hot food. A small dining room is available if needed. The hours may vary. There are cold drinks available along with snacks. The amount and variety of candy available is amazing.

EddieWorld isn’t just a gas station — it’s a paradise for anyone with a sweet tooth! I loved the place and its fun, lively vibes. They have an amazing selection of candies, gummies, and other sweet treats. I picked up some candies and gummies, and they were absolutely yummy! Definitely worth a stop if you're passing by and looking for a little sugar rush!

Always wanted to stop here and finally had time. Didn't realize it was a large food court mall with gift store. I got a scoop of homemade strawberry ice cream with a scoop of homemade pineapple ice cream on top. It was all delicious even though I couldn't taste a whole lot of pineapple in the homemade vanilla, it was still delicious 😋

On my way back from California and I have seen this place before on a trip in the past but never have been able to stop in. The ambience gives New Age candy store…. There is a coffee shop stall, beef jerky stall, pretzel stall, pizza stall… overall food court!! Unfortunately there are different hours that each stall opens. Between 7-10am. As far as the service goes, there was only one cashier and she was counting her drawer when I tried to check out, so there was a way and she could have been a little friendlier. Overall, the experience was average. I do think the treats are over price and I did expect a little more if you’re in the area give it a try if you’d like.

If you’re on a road trip and don’t stop at EddieWorld… are you even road trippin’? This place is like a snack lover’s dream with a giant ice cream cone on top (yes, you can’t miss it!). Inside, it’s candy heaven, clean bathrooms (hallelujah!), and surprisingly good hot food. They’ve got pizza, burgers, jerky, ice cream — you name it. Perfect pit stop to stretch your legs, grab a treat, and pretend you’re “just browsing” while walking out with 3 bags of snacks. Totally worth it! #eddieworld #roadtripstop #snackheaven #travelvibes #roadtripfood #familyfun #nancygiaupham #lasvegas #driving #snake #travel #roadtrip

This place is huge...HOWEVER, it's all very pricey. Just a bag of candy is like $10 maybe more. Lots of varieties but didn't feel like paying that kind of money. It's a cool little place that also sells many kinds of fresh jerky. We didn't buy anything but a drink, a medium self serve fountain drink with ice was over $4 and if I would have known that, I wouldn't have bought it.

I mean... it's okay I think the lower gas price was $4.40/gal (July 7th '25) and I didn't see it posted, we looked at the he pump. That's about par for where I was coming from but it was under $4 in a lot of suburbs in Vegas that same day so I would recommend fueling up in the Vegas suburbs if you coming out of Vegas heading west. They had a ton of candy, a lot of which I think of as nostalgic. The bags that were most of their offerings are around $8-$12. they do have nuts and dried fruit on the left and tons of stuffed animals. Bathroom had a wait but maybe only 5 min for women's. Checkout line did get kind of crazy long while we were there.

We have driven by here many many times, finally we decided to stop. It was so fun. So many different things to choose from- coffee, ice cream, jerky, food, candy, nuts, and so very much more. The bathrooms were clean and there were many. We definitely spent more than your typical rest stop but we got some yummy snacks and cool things. We will definitely stop here again.

It's a pretty cool place to stop in and check out if you've never been before. There's a wide variety of pre-packaged candies and the clear bags are priced per weight. Depending on the day you go, the lines can get pretty long for food, the restroom and register.

This is a scaled down version of California's version of Buc-ee's. Largest gas station. (Decent price) Jerky, Candy, pizza, drinks, slushies, whatever you want...in the middle of nowhere. This is a breath of fresh air where you least expect it. Stop by and check it out. Totally worth it.

Eddys world is very nice, so much candy and snacks its crazy and a nice ice cream options very tasty. We love making a pit stop at Eddys world. The hot dog was tasty it's worth trying. Fries where yummy. The veggie sandwich was great

An oasis in the desert with temperatures climbing. Delight for adults and kiddies. Why? Gas pumps Restrooms Cute stuffed animals Candies up the Ying Yang Ice cream Food Cold refreshment Brilliant idea of the owner and business to provide for travellers going to and exiting Vegas.

You can see their large sundae from the 15 freeway in Yermo, located 10 miles from Barstow, which makes EddieWorld is a literal oasis in the middle of Death Valley. It's located about 130-140 miles from LA/OC and 130-140 miles from Las Vegas. It brings in hundreds of people hourly for the clean bathrooms and gas, but keeps people there with their bulk candies, jerkies, sandwiches, and burgers/hot dogs. Gas was $4.60 for regular unleaded on 7/14/2025. I believe we refilled gas at Vegas for $3.20 at Costco gasoline and gas at LA is currently between $4 and $4.50. It also looks like there are plenty of charging stations here for EV. Overall, it's a welcome pit stop halfway between LA and Vegas!

Stopped at EddieWorld for some coffee and snacks. We like this stop on the way to LV. As much as EddieWorld gets busy it's always a good place to stop and stock up on snacks and coffee. We also appreciate the Lakers wall and paintings wall by the dining area. So many beautiful art pieces. You can also get some Peet's Coffee and ice cream. The lady employee at the coffee stand was very helpful and nice. The cashier is also very welcoming and nice. This place is the stop over of all stop over when driving from LA to LV. EddieWorld carries a lot of the snacks you'll need to stay up on the drive.

Whoa! Am I dreaming? A real life kid in a candy store! Although pricey and touristy, you'll find your childhood candy to the latest viral Dubai chocolate. Very organized by section and items are sold by the pound pre packaged or in bulk. There are vendors along the perimeter such as a jerky vendor, Peet's coffee and beverage station. Plenty of parking. Great first stop coming from the south. Gas e vehicle chargers.

This is located in the desert so it's HOT here. Great place to stop, eat, and walk around. Plenty of candy to pick from but the line to purchase was long. We ordered food- I order pizza and it was good (a safe choice). Family purchased two different style sandwiches and they were huge, but they didn't love them. Our son loved the street tacos.

Found my Childhood whimsy going to Eddie world! Really cool tourist trap . Took the idea of getting gas and made it fun, but also convenient. Has every snack you could ask for as well as toys, stuffed animals, ice cream shop, juice, bar, popcorn, caramel, corn, stand! A really nice place to stop and get gas , stretch your legs s, and just re-gather yourself after hours of driving. Highly recommend stopping at this location during your trip to or through Vegas.

Came by to have a late night coffee pick me up. About an hour before closing and still busy. Not bad, 16oz for $3.19.

By far one of my favorite stops on a road trip. They offer EV charging, clean restrooms, and of course a ton of snacks. They also offer California lotto tickets and souvenirs for purchase! Love to stop by

This place is huge! Gas, food, ice cream, jerky and candies. Clean place. Customer service was not bad. I travel a lot and I'll try to make a point to stop here from now on.

Come on a place in the middle of the desert with any type kind of candy your heart desires. I guess if you build it they will come because this place is always bustling every time I come. From LA to Vegas or vice versa or from any other place I'd suggest stopping here. Food, gas, EV charging, drinks and some many other crazy items, they'll have it. One of the favorite parts for me is seeing the Lakers floor from the Great Western Forum. It's pretty awesome.

EddieWorld is a great pit stop for food, drinks, restrooms, gas, and even electric vehicle charging. It's about halfway between LA and LV. The restrooms are clean and food is typically prepared fresh and hot. There are lots of candy and snack options available, too. Definitely try to stop by EddieWorld for a nice rest stop to/from Vegas.

This place is a roadside gem! A lot of people probably just drive by here not stopping by, but let me tell you it's definitely worth the stop. First of all, it looks like just some snack shop, but the food is actually pretty good! Obviously it's not a gourmet diner but they have a lot of options for freshly cooked quality food that's much better than a fast food restaurant and most roadside places. They have a nice big seating area with plenty of tables, and the AC is always on point which is great if you're stopping by in the summer. Once you're done eating (or if you're just stopping by for a snack) peruse the aisles and aisles of snacks, home made by Eddie works and not generic factory packaged stuff but things like fried okra snacks (which are really good! Though it sticks to your teeth but I recommend. They add a little sugar to it and it's really tasty). Definitely stop by if you're passing through.

All the years passing by giant ice cream cone and finally stopped in. I've been missing out! Isles and isles of sweet and savory snacks. Whatever you're craving for the car ride it's probably here! Apart from their packaged snacks they have Peet's coffee, Jedediah beef jerky. Made to order hamburgers, sandwiches, salads. Calico pizzeria, Carmel corn and homemade ice cream. Clean restrooms for that one stop shop. Definitely worth the visit!

We always try to make sure we stop here when heading home to Vegas from Cali to pick up a few of our favorites.

Interesting travel stop featuring a store, gas station, and food stations. Claims to be California's largest gas station. There are 26 gas pumps, but the Costco Gas in Fontana has 32 pumps. Acreage? Well Casa de Fruta in Hollister is bigger and has a sit down restaurant with servers. Anyway I think the slogan is just that, you can claim whatever you want on a billboard. Men's room stall: out of toilet paper, had to use a couple seat covers to "clean up". Snacks are the main attraction here, all kinds of them except for peanut butter cups. Bring a credit card cuz the snacks are not cheap. The jerky station prices were about $30 for 4 ounces. Yes, it's cheaper than weed, but on par with wagyu beef. The snacks generally range from $9 to $22 per pound, though the Virginia peanuts appear to be the cheapest item. Impossible burger is cooked on a separate grill from the meat eaters

TBH, most of the people that goes here use the bathroom. It's clean! Plenty of parking and almost halfway between LA and Vegas. Besides that, they sell tons of candies, chocolate, plushies, and food. It can get expensive but it's definitely good!

On my way back from California and I have seen this place before on a trip in the past but never have been able to stop in. The ambience gives New Age candy store.... There is a coffee shop stall, beef jerky stall, pretzel stall, pizza stall... overall food court!! Unfortunately there are different hours that each stall opens. Between 7-10am. As far as the service goes, there was only one cashier and she was counting her drawer when I tried to check out, so there was a way and she could have been a little friendlier. Overall, the experience was average. I do think the treats are over price and I did expect a little more if you're in the area give it a try if you'd like.

Eddie's World is a great quick stop to stretch your legs. Get some gas. Grab a quick bite or snacks! They have a good varies of snacks and beverages.

Situated between Los Angeles and Las Vegas in the city of Yermo, California, EddieWorld is the largest gas station in California and markets itself as having the cleanest, public bathrooms in the desert. Yes, it is a good stop for gas or bathroom break, if needed...which we have taken advantage of in the past. It is also a good place to pick up candy, jerky, and other finger snacks. But what impressed me the most was the quality of the fast casual food served here. It was great...definitely way above gas station quality. We left Las Vegas in the late morning, driving about 2 hours to stop here for lunch. I didn't know if the food was carry-out only, but a little investigation showed there was a decent size dining area towards the back, with a large self -serve soda machine. This immediately let me know we could order whatever we wanted and eat it dine-in. You place and pay for your order in the back, receiving a number which is what you use to pick it up (no table service). They had beer on tap, so made pizza a must. Also tried some of their other dishes, between the three of us. Signature Pizza ($14.99) - they have a dedicated pizza oven, similar to what they use at a place like Blaze Pizza. It also has the same concept of individual pizza like Blaze with as many toppings as you want, or choosing their signature. My wife decided to try the Hawaiian, and it came out within 10 minutes. There is also choices of just cheese ($9.99), one topping ($11.99) or two topping ($12.99) if you don't want the unlimited. For the price, it was a really good pizza...completely unexpected from a gas station. Pacifico Draft 24oz ($9.95) - ice cold and went great with the pizza and sandwich. 3 pc chicken basket($11.99) - Big sign proclaims that the chicken for their chicken fingers is fresh, never frozen...and it certainly showed. My mother-in-law was really impressed with her meal, recognizing that the chicken tenders seemed to have been hand breaded. I shared a small piece, and I liked it better than Raising Cane's. It came with a layer of battered fries. Eddie World Philly Sandwich ($15.95) - this was the clear winner for me: a sandwich much better than a sum of its parts. Not sure if the bread was a Amaroso (I don't think so?), but it went perfectly with the sandwich: solid enough not to disintegrate but soft enough to meld with the filling. Everything in the filling (grilled steak, onions, peppers, mushrooms) was chopped very fine...and there were hard, gristly steak pieces letting you know this was real steak, not Steak-Ums. But what surprised me was the use liberal use of mayo...along with the provolone and nacho sauce, it created a sauce that made every bite scrumptious. It was big enough for me to take home, and it was just as good the next day. There is only one bathroom for each gender here, and it is hidden to the side. But it certainly is big enough to close off one portion for cleaning while the other half was being used. And as described, the bathrooms were indeed as clean as advertised. It's just crazy stupid how good the food was here.

Stopped for ice cream They have homemade ice creams Had very limited flavors available, Choose Andes mint, green mint with white & milk chocolate chunks pretty good. No soft serve or sundae options. They do have coconut milk vegan options. Dairy Queen is right down the road at the next gas station.

A must stop on the way to Vegas. This place has every type candy and stuffed animal you could ever imagine! From those old school candy cigarettes to lobster plushies they got you covered. Plus..the food is good and the bathroom clean!! Honestly we never get outta here without buying a bunch of goodies for family and friends

So I'd never been to the sprawling metropolis of Yermo, so the hubby stopped on our way home from Vegas. I had no plans of going inside, just a quick stretch and a pic of the giant ice cream cone outside would suffice. The hubby insisted we take a peek so we did. EddieWorld is truly a wonderland of candy, nuts, snacks and souvenirs that you don't need but love to have. Every pillar is covered in mosaic tile, caught our eyes as the hubby's hobby is mosaicing. Fun place to stretch your legs or to drop some $ on stuff you don't need.

EddieWorld has become a rest stop for me when I am driving from southern California into Las Vegas. There is a gas station by the parking lot. There are free restrooms inside EddieWorld. You can pick up more snacks and coffee in here. They also sell small toys and plushies. There's pizza and a jerky spot that gives free samples.

This is definitely a stop on our way in to Vegas. Touted as the biggest gas station in California. It's off the freeway in Yermo. You can't miss it. There is a HUUUUUUGE Ice Cream in front that you can see from miles down the freeway. It's a big candy store that also has an ice cream shop, burger/food place, jerky shop, Peets Coffee, drinks and regular snacks inside. It also has a big gas station and several charging stations, though I don't know if they have Tesla chargers, but I can't imagine they don't. It's a good stop to stretch your legs, use the restroom, grab some grub and refill the road trip goodies.

Interesting spot. Definitely worth a stop for the clean bathrooms, plenty of food options and more candy than you know what to do with. My kids would love this place, as would the dentist- Stopped for lunch and a bathroom break and got a pretty decent burger out of the deal. Definitely a good stop along the road and if you need some weird candy, they will likely have it. It isn't cheap, however.

Stopped by on our way to Utah.... Fill it up, snacks, quick bite, and dessert lol.... One stop shop.. Our cashier Devron was great, fast easy checkout thanks.

This was my first time visiting this place. It was recommended by a friend and I saw a few videos on Instagram. The place is full of sweets and treats. It has a little something for everyone. If you are on your way to Las Vegas or coming back home from Las Vegas, I recommend you check it out. My favorite part was the Los Angeles Lakers area.

EddieWorld is a cool stop heading to California/ Vegas. There's lots of gas station pumps and Tesla chargers. Bathrooms are clean. There's a lot of different snacks and candy to choose from- dried fruit, chocolate covered nuts and fruit, sour candy, hard candy, chewy/gummies candy, and Mexican candy. There's even other stalls that have Peet's Coffee, pizza, chicken fingers, and popcorn.

EddieWorld is such a fun and unique stop on the drive back from Vegas! It's not just a gas station--it's a candy store, hot food spot, and yogurt haven all in one. We arrived early, so the yogurt and hot food sections weren't open yet, but we still grabbed some sweet treats and snacks. My kids were thrilled to pick out toys, and the store's vibrant colors, endless candy displays, and fun atmosphere made it such an enjoyable stop. The space is huge, well-organized, and full of delightful surprises around every corner. This will definitely be our go-to stop for future Vegas trips!

Ready to feel like a kid in a candy store? This is the place to be! Every candy your heart desires is here! There are classics from your childhood, new favorites, and sugar free for those who like sweets but not sugar. When you pull up to EddieWorld, it stands out from the road. They have clean bathrooms and a delicious menu of food items. And I am not talking about cheap gas station food! They make fresh food while you wait! The salads are filling and so hearty. The burgers are generously sized and everything is reasonably priced. Cannot wait to return!

Wow what a fun place An amazing little tourist trap. Chocolate and candy everywhere and clean bathrooms! An attached ice cream shop too hehe. Ofc if you're on the way to or from Vegas and you need a bathroom break or stretch your legs this is a great stop. Candy and stuff can get pretty pricey but it's also a fun souvenir so who cares lol

This is now everyone's go-to place for a rest stop. It's new and clean. They sell every snack and drink imaginable. Their homemade ice cream is delicious. The restrooms are clean. They have AC. They also have Peet's Coffee. They have a cafe that serves entrees like burgers, hot dogs, chicken, and pizza. They organize animal plushes by species on top of every snack shelf. They also have a gas station next door. Everything here is a one-stop shop. I highly recommend everyone to check out this place from now on.

This place is a candy heaven and they do have a gas station and bathrooms but everyone comes for the candy! They are open till midnight!

This is a great pit stop on the way to Las Vegas! They have lots of gas pumps and super clean bathrooms. I was super excited to come here to buy these sour cherry cola gummies that are just like the Haribo cola gummies but better!

Plenty of gas pumps and parking, restrooms were very clean and plenty of stalls Food court style options inside like Coffee, Jerky, Pizza/Burgers/Salads and ice cream. Plenty of tables & seating inside and outside in the patio area. They sell bagged snacks, candy, nuts and all road trip essentials along with a great stuffed animals selection and other items. We only had their ice cream some flavors were a hit and some were a miss (Andes mint & pistachio weren't winners) so ask to sample first.

Great spot for a snack or two. I did not know Eddie World was that big. Be prepared to spend sometime in there. I ordered their Cajun tenders and a pepperoni pizza. The tenders were juicy and tasty. Went perfect with the spicy ranch. The pizza was crispy and delicious. After eating we walked off the food by searching for some jerky and snacks for the road. Their homemade ice cream was really good. I went with the cookie dough. Awesome spot

Spanning 27,000 square feet EddieWorld is the largest gas station in California behind two Costco locations in Brentwood and Santee. I guess all the big gas stations are in Southern California. We were passing through the area on our way home to Los Angeles so stopped in for some refreshments and to charge my EV. They have 26 gas pumps and 24 electric charging stations split into Tesla and non-Tesla chargers. However, what brings most people here is the food court inside. There's a Peet's Coffee, countless candy options, drink stations, pizza, all sorts of things that you would find in a convenience store, and more. It was extremely busy when we stopped during Memorial Day weekend and obviously the secret is out that this place is a fun place to shop and charge up. It is halfway in between Los Angeles and Las Vegas, so it would be a good stop to charge/fill the tank or take a pitstop on your way to or from either of the cities.

This is the most pleasant stop-over I have done. They have everything - CLEAN RESTROOMS a lot of candies, chips, dried food, nuts. Also has burgers and fries if you want something heavier. Big space to walk around and stretch out to prepare for the next leg of your trip.

The Bucky's of California being that it's the largest gas station in our state. Was packed when we got there which is understandable being that it's something cool to visit if you're in the middle of a long drive. Expensive candy bags. The "extra sour" belts had no sour what so ever. The "slaps" candy (Mexican candy) I bought, the plastic was so thin, it was impossible to get the candy off without the plastic wrap ripping off. Wasn't able to eat unless I picked tiny pieces without plastic stuck on it. The cheddar popcorn was AMAZING (probably the cheesiest popcorn I've ever had) but for the small amount you get, and the pricing - not sure if it's actually worth it. Yes it has clean bathrooms, but I promise you there's many stop along this route that have clean restrooms.. Overall an okay experience.

I wanted to come here because a Youtuber I like recently made a video about this place and it looked cool. It was described as being similar to Buc-ee's and I've been to a couple of those so I wanted to see how California did massive gas stations. My family was dismissive and thought this place was going to be trashy, but they actually ended up enjoying it. They have tons of options for snacks in big bags for you to take on your trip to or from Vegas. I got some Berry Sour Belts and Vegetable Chips. My family got some Chocolates and Jerky. They have lots of hot food options here too. Before we left we just had to get the homemade ice cream! The line was kinda long and there was only one person behind the counter, but we were eventually able to order and enjoy our ice cream. I got the Rocky Road and my Mom got the Andes Mint. I tried her mint ice cream and it was really tasty with a nice minty and chocolatey flavor, not unlike an Andes Mint chocolate. I really liked my Rocky Road because it had a lot of marshmallows and not that many nuts. I hope we stop here again on our next trip to Vegas.

This was my first time stopping by EddieWorld and didn't know what to expect. They have everything from jerky to candy to chips, and ice cream. They also have 3 fast- casual restaurants. Bathrooms are very clean and this is the largest gas station in California. 18 Tesla and 6 Chargepoint DC charging stations This place was too crowded for my taste. It's a one stop shop. So if you want to do a little shopping, eating, gas, & restroom,. This place is perfect. But if you just need a quick place to stretch your legs, I would avoid the crowds and go somewhere else.

Coming back from my birthday weekend in Vegas was EXHAUSTING I had to pull over to get gas and possibly a coffee when I came across a colorful ice cream building/gas station I instantly gravitated towards that, and was in SHOCK. This place was probably kid heaven. I enjoyed it thoroughly myself I got lots of items they have an astonishing collection of candy candy candy (the GOOD kind!) sour, chocolate, hot sauce, beef jerky, they even had a Pete's coffee which saved my life! Lots and lots of adorable stuffed animals I just had to get as gifts. The variety was mind blowing, the staff was SUPER sweet and knew where just about everything was which is remarkably impressive given it is HUGE. It was such a pleasant experience it woke me right back up, and I left with a lot more than I came in there for to say the least. Not to mention these sour ropes were gigantic portions and absolutely exquisite basically exactly how a sour rope should taste!!! Highly recommend coming here for gas if you're ever coming to Northern California from Vegas it's kind of like something out of a movie!

Was not greeted or spoken a word by the cashier even though I am paying for the overpriced items at this store. Cashier made me feel uncomfortable. Don't visit this place or waste your time and money here!

What a perfect place to stop at when you have cravings of whatever on a Road Trip! They even had their own homemade ice cream! I got the Single Scoop of Oreo in Cup. I wish there were more cookie chunks in it but honestly the flavor of the ice cream was exactly like an oreo. Creamy and not crazy sweet either!

They REFUSED to take my order at the Restaurant, even though it was well AFTER 9:00 A.M. Dreadful Business Practices. Horrendously HIGH Prices. TOURIST TRAP BEWARE. BEWARE. BEWARE