North & Lasalle Shell

ATTENTION, STAY AWAY FROM THIS LOCATION OTHERWISE IT WILL RUIN YOUR CAR!!!
I’ve filled my car at this gas station and immediately car started chocking and misfiring. I had to take my car to the mechanic and it turned out that the gas was contaminated with the water. The whole thing cost me $ 540.00. I stopped by the gas station to get the reimbursement for the damage and this is when fun began. The staff is rude, they simply won’t even tell you when the supervisor will be on the premises. I got hold of a supervisor Stephanie, who seems to be nice, but she keeps promising that management will call me, which never happened. Finally she gave me a phone number for the manager Gene asking to call him, but when I call it goes straight to the voice mail and mail box is full, so you can’t leave the message.
What a shame. I’m going to take a legal action against this location as management clearly playing hide and seek game.

Just your run of the mill gas station. Expect to pay city prices. Beware, the vacuum only seems to last for 5 minutes and costs $ 1.25.

This Shell station is conveniently located near the entrance and exit of the Outer Drive at North Avenue. The prices are extremely high here for gasoline because of its location and convenience. During the day, especially on weekends be careful when entering and exiting the station there is a lot of foot traffic especially during the summer because they are very close to the beach. There is a convenience store attached to the station which carries various snack foods, drinks and a large collection of lottery tickets. If you can, pay for your gasoline outside there is usually a line of people purchasing lottery tickets inside. The staff behind the counter is polite and tries to get the customers out quickly, but it does not always happen. In addition near the counter there is a collection of different colognes that are very pungent and to make the wait seemed even longer.

In a word, crappy. Typical thats-​not-​our-​machine-​so-​we-​cant-​help-​you-​at-​all-​if-​it-​malfunctions mentality. This gas station is the vending machine of gas stations.

Winter 2008 review: your gas station is completely accessible for cars, great. But the snow you’ve removed, you’ve now pushed onto the sidewalks. How the heck am I supposed to maneuver over the mounds of snow, through the moat of dirty, slushy water and into church without soiling my shoes and slacks. Tell me. You make a crap load of business off this corner, give some to the community and clean the snow.