Glendale 76

User be aware!
I came here because it appeared to have the cheaper gas prices in area. The gas pump just over charged me $ 3.50. The lady cashier said she doesn’t have authority to refund. Another woman maybe «manager» came said it was my fault I got over charged, and refused to refund and said «I’m not going to refund every person that comes in that doesn’t know how to use the pump.»

The worst gas station in glendale
The owner acting like an stupid person
The prices is always higher than another places

This gas station is great. They have a big selection in the food mart. They have European chocolates and snacks which you don’t see in any other gas stations.
Great protein bars.

Don’t go here — they charge you extra whenever you swipe your card. The pump wasn’t working properly, and I had to swipe 3 times. What a scam.

This is the best gas station. Cigarettes are cheap. Marlboro lights are $ 5.45. Mobile just down the road sells marlboros for $ 7.56 a pack. Gas price is good. Way better than mobiles prices. I love this place, it has a big food mart. They also sell beer. Most gas stations dont sell beer and the employees are very nice. Especially Mr. Hany. Very cool guy.

Love how they accept debit cards at cash prices & do not charge extra. They actually have a large selection of European candies, chocolates & snacks. Very good selection of drinks, beer as well. Chips & other snacks peanuts, crackers etc. are very diverse. I love the American lady who works here she is so professional & super nice. Every gas stations should learn from them!

I hate going to this gas station. I only go if I’m extremely low on gas. They have very misleading signs. I hate when a gas station advertises a price but when you pull in and pay you find out that the price is higher because you used your debit/​credit card. And it’s a good amount different this recent time is was a 10¢ difference per gallon if you use your debit/​credit. Not only are they misleading with prices but most of the time this gas station has the most expensive gas price.
When I’m forced to go here though I only put about $ 10 and wait to fill up when I’m closer to home.
The customer service though is really good.

Gas stations should be one of those seamless, unnoticed amenities to ones life that perhaps unfairly one will often just expect to go smoothly, like a crosslight or an automatic door. it is functionally limited to providing gas, and perhaps air, water, and snacks, and built to be as streamlined and efficient as possible. you drive in, slide your car in, get your gas, slide out. this is standard operation procedure for a gas station and therefore most likely undeserving of any sort of remark or review unless the attendant happens to be unusually surly or jumps out and offers you a free coffee. this is just to say that a normally functioning gas station should not merit a review, but this one does, because it is unusual that the service at a gas station should enrage me to the point of coming straight home and writing a review.
situation: i am very low on gas. my digital gas gauge stopped at 20 miles to go and now just shows a couple blank lines. i try to calculate the distance from where i am to where i need to go and figure that i’ll Just barely make it to this particular gas station or at least close enough to where i can 1) walk, 2) call AAA, 3) call my local subaru 24 hour roadside assistance and get a half gallon to get me over. however i manage to pull in, relieved, and reversing to get closer to the spot, notice with some irritation that a rather elderly man has chosen that ExAct instant to walk behind my car and over the the gas pump i intend on using. i wait for him and then proceed to park my car, half watching him, waiting for him to move, curious as to what he wants to do right there. i notice he’s wearing a cap and a faded blue unocal 76 polo so i figure he’s an employee and give a perfunctory nod and flip open my tank and slide in my credit card. he’s got one hand on the pump, watching me in a not-​quite-​creepy but neither-​particularly-​disinterested way. i notice that on the floor by his feet are some gauges or washers or some types of maintenancey looking things and a red towel. i keep glancing at him in a yes? kind of way and he’s just watching me. uncomfortably i go to the front of my door and flip around my glove compartment looking for a manual since i had never learned how to pop open my trunk when i hear the familiar clink of the gas pump stopping. i walk backwards and the man has beaten me to it and says, «full. full.» but when i look at the pump, it’s only about about 7 gallons and i KNOW that my tank capacity is around 15 and was pretty completely empty and so i sort of mumble, uhh, i don’t Think so. oddly he’s taken it upon himself to take charge of the gas pump and he’s holding onto it, as if he wants to top it off, which i think is odd because, well, you don’t know my tank’s capacity, and topping off should only be at the discretion of the actual pumper/​owner/​driver. maybe i’m OCD and want the cents to be at a 0 or i want the gas to be at a certain point, but it’s certainly not up to Him how i should top it off. at some point he decides it’s enough gas and gently pulls it out and i for one second think that he must’ve topped it off because gas is still dribbling out of the pump and splashing out of my tank and forming a little puddle underneath the car. i’m watching, somewhat shocked, in a confused incomprehension of why any of this is happening, and he places the handle back onto the pump body when i notice that the numbers are still running, that is, gas is still dribbling out, and my credit card is still being charged. i point this out and after a moment he uses his hand to push back the lever/​mechanism/​backing that the pump handle went into and that seems to stop the flow of gas.
so to recap, my tank is less than half way full, gas is dribbling out of it, and i’m being charged for the gas that was seeping out. the man then gets the red towel that he had on hand seemingly for this exact purpose, and wipes around the edges of the tank in which the gas had spilled copiously. i’m just staring and then i ask, «was something wrong with this pump? is this broken? should gas be slipping out?» but unfortunately english does not seem to be his forte and he mumbles something about … something, and sensing my irritation he finally says «sorry … sorry honey,» with no attempts at reparation. no free slurpee or coffee or dollar credit for the gas that got poured out of my credit statement, just a sorry. he offered the use of a different pump to which i backed away and said no thanks, i would try my luck at a different station.
so. perhaps this was an isolated incident. perhaps i unknowingly cut someone off in the past week and karma had come back in the shape of an elderly gas station attendant, but if such was Not the case, then this station has terrible service, faulty machinery, and should be avoided at all costs. Gas stations should not fill one with rage, only gasoline. I would suggest any other one.

They never run out of sugar-​free Rockstar… Gas prices are higher here than other 76 stations… Take the extra two minutes and head to the intersection of Adams & Glendale almost $.10 cheaper.

This 76 has been here for a long time. I always like this place because the people their are nice when you want to buy something. and since they remodeled it, it looks really good inside.
Ciggerattes are probably the cheapest I know in glendale. $ 5 dollars including tax. which is good because most places are around 6 – 7 dollars.
They have a wide variety of drinks and the freezers are really nice inside too, and also the tv’s around the wall are a nice touch.

This place has decent prices and a nice snack shop. Small lot though.

Rude employee, I had the unusual experience of being charged «credit» prices rather than «cash» prices. (cash price is cheaper). Luckily, I glanced over at the price and noticed I’m being charged the higher price.
Pay attention when you’re pumping and make sure you’re not being cheated. I will never give business to these guys again.

This gas station is ok, usually overpriced, reason why I am Unilocaling them is because they did an amazing job remodeling the interior of the store and added a bunch of snacks, it went from a 4×4 room into a massive paradise for junk-​fooders like me!
Gas is always expensive here I dont know why, theres a arco across the street at about 7,8 cents less… ALWAYS oh well i guess they just dont give a crap!
TFR

This is one of my favorite gas stations!
They give a CASH discount! YESSS!
Generally its $.10– $.20 cheaper if you roll cash money. They have this overly exuberant lady working the register. The bathrooms are indeed good enough for no.2!

Holy Sweet Jesus, Glendale 76 is my man. I just got gas for 1.79.
Without a doubt, this station has the cheapest gas around. I like the cranky yet awesome woman who works there every day (alllll day).
Oh dude– they have glass bottled Mexican Coke too.

It’s morning (10am-​ish) on Christmas Day, there’s not a soul, not even a cat or bird or fly or even a leaf blowing anywhere in sight at the Glendale 76.
I pull up on my bike. I’m at mile 40-​something on my bike ride and really, really need to pee. Normally I have my riding partner and we take turns watching the bikes, but not today; I was riding solo.
The schmucks at Glendale 76 refused to let me bring my bike inside. There were no customers, and there wouldn’t be any I’m sure for the next 20 hours yet they delighted (smirking stubbornly) in refusing my polite request to leave it right by the counter where they were standing, chatting, and keep an eye on it. They also refused to let me put it in their garage (again, no cars, no customers). I pleaded and explained that I just couldn’t leave it outside because it was too valuable and that I’d be less than two minutes. As desolate as it was, the risk was too great (the cost of the bike is censored for both our protection — you wouldn’t understand and might un-​Yelp-​friend me if I told you), but they stood to lose very little by doing me this tiny two minute favor.
I look around in desperation for some bushes (to pee in, not to hide the bike in), but nothing, just houses, and even though it looks like no one is home, how awful would it be to get arrested for peeing behind a giant blow-​up Santa in someone’s front yard?
«Merry Christmas, #*$&@!)#^s» I politely thanked them and rode away to the next gas station where my request was happily granted.