Bp

I would give this place zero stars if Unilocal would allow it. Like other reviews on here… I would recommend on paying at the pump. The people that work inside are rude and slow at checking people out. One worker by the name of Doris was so rude today. It seemed like she was being bothered to do her job. She has a very bad attitude with multiple customers including myself. The guy in front of me asked for a pack of cigarettes and after she brought them to the counter, he saw that they were the wrong ones. He advise her of this and she threw her hands up in the air and rolled her eyes and started to mumble under her breath. Then it was my turn. For some reason the gas pump cancelled my transaction and it wouldn’t clear. So I asked if she could please reset the pump for me. She said real snarky «how did that happen. Did you put your payment method into the pump» I said no I just slid my rewards card and then the message came up. She snapped and said…“fine, slide your card through… HOW MUCH do you want to prepay” and asked in a snotty tone if I wanted my receipt. I paid for $ 30 of gas. My tank only held $ 28.50. Not knowing that the debit card would only be charged what was pumped I went back inside to tell MS. Sunshine Doris. She said. «Didn’t you pay with a credit card» I said yes. she then got an attitude and said «well then that’s all its gonna charge you» I then just asked for a receipt and she rolled her eyes… printed one out and didn’t hand it to me just slammed it on the counter. Moral of the story… If the pump says transaction was cancelled… I will get in my car and go across the street to the other gas station to avoid going inside this place of business.

Okay so here’s the thing. I was a regular customer at this BP. I’m talking 3 times a week either for gas or snacks. Staff was friendly, albeit a little sarcastic. I’m a little sarcastic myself, so thats okay. But then a series of unfortunate events drove me away forever.
First, I went in after class just to use the restroom. As soon as I walked in, the staff was like «we’re closed and we can’t reopen the register.» Okay… I’m just using the bathroom. If you don’t want anyone trying to come in, lock the doors. Turn off the lights. You know… close.
Then, about a week later I was flagged down by one of their employees because my tire was low. It was super nice of him to fill it for me, but the next day things took a turn for the worse. I went in to get a snapple and he was there. He started calling me pet names like «baby,» «honey,» and «sweet thing.» He was hitting on me HARD. I didn’t know that letting someone fill your tire was an invitation for romantic advances.
I just cant go back. I’m too creeped out.

The only down side of this place is getting in and out. Drivers on the main road are impatient with anyone turning in/​out of here. The store is very clean and the bathrooms are average. Prices are average to slightly more but the free air and vacuums along the great car wash definitely puts this gas station above others.

Friendly staff and decent bathrooms. Also, it typically has lower gas prices than any BP around.

I am not speaking for the gas station, but for the car wash. This station has the best car wash I have ever seen. Not to mention, the vacuums are FREE, though the suck function could be better. For $ 8, I am have not seen another car wash out there that can get your car this clean. Just awesome!

Cheaper is not always better! This gas station has some of the lowest gas prices in the area. However, unless you pay at the pump, you may need to make an appointment to pay for your gasoline.
You would think that a station that requires customers to pre-​pay would have its counter adequately staffed on a Saturday. On two recent Saturdays, I found that the two women who were «working» in this gas station, were too busy gossiping, lallygagging, and being lazy at the tables which are supposed to be for customers to eat their food. Nobody was behind the counter!
When you ask someone to come to the counter, so you can pay for your gasoline, these two get very offended. Then, you have to go through this all over again, when you need change and a receipt, after fueling your vehicle.
One of them named Kim, uses profanity, and will pretty much tell you to kiss her a – . The other is a foreign national from Eastern Europe, whose name, I did not catch. Her accent is so thick, that communication with her is difficult. But she will make it very clear, that she does not want to be disturbed, when she is lounging at the tables, even if you need to make a purchase.
I generally only go to this gas station on Saturdays. I don’t know if things are any better during the rest of the week.
But these two rude and lazy women who work there on Saturdays, act like they are doing you a favor, if they should chose to do what they are being paid to do.
By in large, the employees I have seen working at this establishment over the years, do not seem very enthused about their jobs. Perhaps they are being paid minimum wage or below, due to the low prices of the gasoline at this station.
It’s hard to pass up a bargain, so I have put up with the inferior help at this station over the years. And I realize that they don’t exactly hire Harvard MBA’s to work behind the counter of gas stations.
But the two women who are working there on Saturdays now, are the bottom of the barrel. No matter how cheap the gas is, if it takes 30 minutes or more, to pre-​pay, fuel your vehicle, and get your change and receipt; time is money too. And who needs the nasty attitude of the lazy and rude employees I have seen «working» in there on Saturdays.
Avoid the bad attitude here, even if it means paying a few cents more per gallon!