If you’re heading through this area, I would stop at Eddie World. If nothing else you can stretch your legs and use their clean restrooms. If you have kids I’d be prepared to give them some boundaries on what they can get because there’s enough candy, stuffed animals, and toys to keep them entertained for hours. We bought the cowboy style hot jerky and it delivered the heat. We did a 12 day roadtrip and noticed that Eddie World’s goods and merchandise were very reasonably priced compared to all of the other stops we had through Nevada, Utah, Arizona, and California. We’d go again if we are ever passing through.

Average experience we had at Eddie world its good stop for resting but not much kind of candy as i expected , very busy place with huge parking space .

It was ok. I’m guessing that they are trying for a small version of Buc ee’s from Texas, but it’s not even close.
Some pretty good choices for food, and lots of candy choices, but everything else is pretty generic and very high priced.
Examples include the beer and soft drink section is no bigger than a standard C-store, and the fountain line was so long due to social distancing, and about 1/3 of the fountain soft drinks were out of order.
Plus only one cashier was on duty, so the line to check out took a very long time. I don’t advise getting any ice cream as it will be melted by the time it’s rung up.
Was nice to stop though and can check it off the list of unique locations between SoCal and Vegas.