Shell

These guys are a total pain to get the bathroom key or to use the air for your tires. You need to convince them that you just bought gas or they hassle you. Big pain. Good location. Prices are a little on the high side. Not my favorite gas station.

This Shell was located right where I needed it when I needed it, and that’s a pretty good service to have offered. Beyond that, it’s a typical shell station!

A clean gas station on the right hand side.
This gas station is directly across from Fry’s electronics and not even a stone throw from the entrance to the 17 freeway, which is a good and bad thing. It is good because the prices are decent even though the spot is pretty much the only one on this side of the freeway that is on this side of the street. It is not because if there is traffic it is almost impossible to cross over to the next lane that does not force you onto the 17 towards Santa Cruz.
All in all I recommend this place for anyone getting gas when it is needed and on the right side.

This is an expensive end to the risky persons hope of getting gas before running out. For all you guys who drive on empty… You know what I mean.

What can be said about a Gas Station, really? The inside was nice, and the gas works. They have comparable prices from other places I’ve seen in the bay area. So why the 2 stars? They allow sales people to walk around the parking lot and approach you when you’re pumping gas to get you to buy some cleaning agent or something and make a donation to some charity. It’s really irritating that you want to just get gas and you can’t even avoid being sold to.

Across street from Rotten Robbie, so prices stay competitive. Also, easy on/​off freeway and next to Starbucks!

As with any gas station review — they have gas, the lines aren’t long, and it’s clean. Other than that I’m not sure how else to review a gas station. Oh wait, the squeegee’s that you use to clean your windshield at this place are clean. Sometimes you go to a gas station and it looks like they never changed the water.
As for what it takes to get 5 stars at a gas station? Hmmm, not sure, but when I go to one I’ll know!

I generally only come to this station when the Safeway gas pumps across the street are packed with doomsday crazed patrons trying to fill up their tanks like it’s the last gas they’ll ever get. The prices are always close if not the same, and the inside area is clean and well organized. What more can you say about a gas station?

A gas station is a gas station, so I can only review on the service. I stop in several times a week because I pass on my way to work to grab a coffee or snack. Charlie is usually there in the mornings and it’s cool to have someone that recognizes the regulars and at least says hello and chats with you. Coming from Indiana where everyone talks to you to a city where most people just want you to hurry up and move on to the next customer, it’s great that there are still some of us that stop to chat and be genuinely friendly to our customers.

I love gas stations that are right next to my freeway entrance. The gas is ten cents more expensive than where I usually go, but I was in a rush. Tons of pumps and a bigger lot– with two entrances where two cars (SUVs even) can get through at the same time. Tons of towels and soapy water to be able to wash windows and a decent quick stop shop to get stunna shades, snacks and drinks. The only downside is between freeway and the Fry’s Electronics people zooming around it can be difficult to maneuver. don’t be an LA driver. be patient!