Circle K

Worst gas station/​convenience store I have ever been to!
I visiting Vegas from LA and was trying to get gas before driving home. I pulled in here and was paying with a credit card at the pump. The pump kept asking me for a pin number even though I pushed the button for credit and not debit. After trying 3 times I went inside and was told that because I was from out of state they want you to go inside so they can verify who you are. There are two problems with that. One, this is Las Vegas where you get huge numbers of visitors from out of state. Tourism is the main reason Vegas exists, so making it harder on tourists is ridiculously stupid. Secondly, and probably most importantly, if you want me to go inside, post a sign saying go inside. Don’t have your pump keep asking me for a pin number for a credit card. That is just ridiculously stupid!
Then when I went inside I gave the cashier my credit card so I could fill up and she said she needed me to give her the dollar amount for how much gas I was getting. I wanted to fill up, I don’t know how much it is going to take to fill up the tank. You have my credit card, just turn on the damn pump! I took my card back and went to another station.
On a previous trip when I wasn’t getting gas and just wanted a drink they had a big sign out front for 79 cent fountain drinks, but they were remodeling and the soda fountain was closed. Why have the sign out front if your soda fountain is closed for remodeling!!!
This place is just horrible and should be closed down.

Don’t go here if you’re in a rush period. The pumps take longer than usual and for those filling up more than $ 20 will be waiting for more than 5 minutes. Waited 5 minutes for a guy just to fill up on $ 35. Trying to go in and out the station during busy hours is very frustrating. Not worth the time nor money getting gas over here period.

It’s the closest location to where I live on W Harmon Ave, and I bring my refillable beverage cup in here on occasion too. If you have a refillable beverage cup, make sure the cashiers know you are getting a refill; waving the cup has been effective for me. I have bought fuel from here a few times as well.

Totally ignorant. And I speak of the person that is currently working there. All I did was ask for a pack of cigarettes and begins to talk smack to me about California and some random shit. The eff?

On my way to see a play at Las Vegas Little Theatre and decided to stop here a fill up. While the station across the street was a bit cheaper, this was easy in and out for me. It also was the same price as Costco and there was no surcharge for using a credit card.
I did get hit up by someone wanting money. I ignored him and after awhile he went away. This certainly is a good option if you’re in the neighborhood and needed gas.

Cheap gas alert! Cheap gas alert! Cheap DIESEL alert!
Fellow Unilocalers in Las Vegas who drive motor vehicles… This Circle K may have the cheapest gas in town. Plus they have incredibly cheap diesel. My boyfriend drives a Jetta TDI, which takes diesel and we went here yesterday to find incredibly cheap-​o diesel.
It’s in a skeezy neighborhood, you might be hit up for change by the somewhat sleezy folks hanging around outside, but if you’re rummaging in your change jars for gas money this may be your best bet (outside of places like Costco).

One of the cheapest gas station in the Chinatown area, located right now Spring Mtn. Rd. Besides being hit up for change or money for gas for stranded ‘tourists’, I have nothing but satisfactory experiences getting gas on the way back from work, if the vehicle is running on fumes.
Prices is typically two whole reddish cents higher than the Arco across the street, except they take cards.
Location: ⁵⁄₅. Very accessible if you are near Chinatown or the Wynn and Nearby casinos.
Price: ⁴⁄₅. Never the lowest gas price in town, but priced to move.
Service: ³⁄₅. Pay at the pump or with the cashier, and inhale as little petro fumes as you can feeding your car’s never ending thirst of the sweet crude derivative.
Four stars. It would be five, if air for the tires is free. But I have not seen that traditional service offered for free in Vegas.

Right in the heart of Chinatown this place is always dead because the AM-​PM across the street serves food & Cheaper gas. Last time I was here they evacuated everyone because of a propane leak. Did I forget the water down their gas.