Glen Annie Mobil

Don’t buy gas here. They gouge people because they are located right off highway 101. Their prices are usually $ 1 – 2 more than nearby gas stations. It’s crazy what they charge for gas.

I have never seen anyone buy gas here. Is it a gas station with a convenience store or a convenience store that opportunistically sells gas to someone desperate enough to buy for twice the price! Or is it either of these businesses. Who knows but no one seems to care

Gas prices here are consistently 1 – 2 $ more per gallon than anywhere else. Even now, when the Shell and Chevron gas stations that are just 400 feet away charge $ 2.80/gal, this pump charges $ 4.80/gallon.
I wonder why no one has reported them for fraud.
Unsuspecting victims who end up gasing here, drive on Storke Rd for 400 feet, you can gas-​up on Shell or Chevron. You may save 15 $ on a full tank of gas.

This is probably the worst gas station in California. Gas prices are consistently 1 $ higher than everywhere else, and in California that’s saying something. I work early in the morning and decided to stop and get a cup of coffee. They had a nice little coffee station, but they had no coffee!!! If I were the owner I would want my employee to put down the phone and make sure there was coffee ready before 5 a.m.

This gas station is conveniently located right off the 101 north/​south freeway exits at Glen Annie and because of that, you truly pay premium prices. The staff are friendly and the gas station is clean and never busy but the prices are a little steep. Gas isn’t cheap and the location of this place is usually a life saver when you are heading north on the 101 it is one of the few final gas stations before you get up to solvang.

If there were zero stars that would be my vote. Businesses that don’t car about their customers should be avoided. Today this place was charging $ 0.55 a gallon more for regular than the shell on Carrillo St in the pricey downtown district of Santa Barbara. This is the worst kind of business and gives everyone in the service station biz a bad name.

Not only are the gas prices at this service station outrageously high (they are probably betting on southbound motorists on empty tanks from a pretty desolate stretch of 101 before entering Santa Barbara), but you really have to be careful with the amount of gallons you are actually charged for. On the night of 6÷15÷10, I only put 15 dollars worth of gas and I was billed for 50 dollars. Beware, I only caught on when my credit card bill arrived at the end of the month. The ladies that work the cashier and answer the phones seem friendly and well-​intentioned, but are pretty powerless to remedy this kind of situation. They referred me to the manager/​supervisor «Jay» whom I left messages for, yet never returned my calls. No way to run a business. Clearly, there is some mismanagement occurring here.

I don’t know if I have been living in Denver to long but I sure do miss gas stations in Cali. Not only do they sell red party cups here but they have a rack fully stocked with Big Foot Wine. Now, I know not the best wine but they don’t sell wine in general on Sundays in Colorado. They don’t even sell alcohol in Safeway or at Seven Elevens, if they do its the reduced alcohol stuff. I don’t touch that stuff.