Number 1 Gas

They sell single beers!!! Most places don’t sell singles in the bottles this place does. Really surprised with the other reviews. The people there are really friendly. Seems like a mom and pop shop. Will be back here again for the single beers for 2 bucks can’t beat that!

I was returning from the Berkeley Hills and running on fumes and happy to find a gas station. This gas station feels like it is out in the country and not a modern gas station. There was a bucket with water and a scraper to clean your windows and a regular garbage bin for garbage. Not sure if this retro look is by design but either way, I liked that it was different.

Number No. 1 Gas has really run down since i was here decades ago. no maintenance at all during these decades.
they still seem busy though.

Never ever get gas here. It was $ 1.00 more per gallon! I paid $ 4.99/gallon thinking when did we have a spike in gas price? Two blocks away, the gas was $ 3.99. Bummer. Never again I will come back here.

Wow, worst experience at a gas station ever. I just spent $ 60 in gas. Then I went inside and said hello to the cashier (who ignored my hello) & I spent another six dollars on food. While he was ringing me up I asked the attendant /​owner if he had a restroom I could use. He ignored my question the first time, so I asked again. He mumbled an answer that I couldn’t understand, so I asked a third time and was able to discern that he did have a restroom I could use… he did not offer to give me a bag and rang me up. Then he gave me a key to the bathroom. I had bought too many things to go to the bathroom without a bag, so I asked for a bag. He said it would cost me $ 0.10 for the bag, I said I would have paid extra when he rang me up but he never offered a bag then. Since all I had was a credit card I asked if he was going to make me pay 10 cents on my credit card. He said it’s a $ 5 minimum to use a credit card. I said all I have is credit and I need to use the bathroom but I need a bag for all my things. He said it wasn’t his problem. I asked what his name was, and who the owner of the business was. He then started yelling at me telling me he was the owner, and to complain away. When he was done yelling he took the bathroom key away and told me to get out.
He wasn’t even very busy, and I was the only person inside. I don’t know if he was just having a really bad day or what, but his behavior and attitude was very rude.

«Uh! No dogs. City ordinance!»
Sure.