Chevron Mart Olympic & Bundy

I pulled into this gas station this morning to fill my tank which typically equates to at least $ 80. As I was pulling in this morning an employee claiming to be the manager of this particular gas station raced in his car, clearly late for work, and attempted to cut me off as I was pulling up to a pump. As I got out of my car he angrily and aggressively yelled at me «are you talking to me?» I wasn’t, as I had my child in the car, but at that point I did address him. I asked him why he felt he needed to drive so unsafely and cut a customer off as they were trying to reach a pump and he started yelling very loudly for all people at the gas station to hear, enough for the other employees to come out. He yelled «don’t worry about me, I am the manager.» Wow. I will never go back to this gas station again and implore anybody reading this to not give them a single penny of your money. There are plenty of other choices on that same corner.

Convenience vs. cost on the corner of Bundy and Olympic!
Not the cheapest gas prices in town but sometimes you just have to bite the bullet, fork over a few extra bucks to multitask efficiently, to stay on schedule.
Fuel your tank and/​or tummy here, plenty of healthy and not so choices; even grab a Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf beverage. Feeling lucky, there’s lotto too.
Staff has always been helpful and friendly, especially the time ditzy me, focused on getting to Staples across the street, gave the wrong pump number for a cash fill-​up. Oops!

Very unfriendly staff. We were in line with a woman who wanted to give us air, included with her purchase of fill up, but Lucila refused to turn on the air pump. Only giving a star bc the app requires it. 0 stars.

I came to the Chevron Mart to fill up the tires on my bicycle. When I asked the attendant, Lucila, if I could fill up my tires she said that I had to purchase gas first. Since I was on my bike, it made no sense for me to purchase any gas so I asked if she could turn on the machine anyway. She refused. A lady who HAD purchased gas, overheard my plight and offered to use the free air she got with her purchase to aid me. Lucila refused to honor her request. The woman even offered to «purchase the air» and, still, Lucila said «no». Even though the sign taped over her head stated «FREE AIR AND WATER WITH PURCHASE OF FUEL. NO EXCEPTIONS» she insisted that they «don’t do that».
Lucia was rude, cold, and incomprehensibly stubborn. I will NEVER come back to this Chevron station and I highly discourage anyone from putting themselves through the misery of dealing with these horrible people.

The staff at this gas station is NOT very friendly. Gas receipt machine is always out of paper.

I went to put gas in here and wandered into the mart to ask for change for a $ 20. The guy behind the counter refused to give me change and claimed he didn’t have any. I think he thought I was not a customer and just wanted change even though I was putting in gas. This place has bad customer service.

Poor service. Gas receipt printers always out of order.
stay away, FAR AWAY!
This place is — 1 star and their attitude is, we don’t care, go someplace else.
I will

Unilocal you got to be kidding us all there’s no way that this place deserves any stars for food or anything its a GAS STATION for god sakes.

I prefer Chevron gas over other brands, and this is the closest gas station to the office. I used to get gas here all the time, until tonight.
After a long 13 hour workday, I find one of my tires dangerously low on air, so I stop by this station, walk inside and politely ask the lady to turn on the air. Her response was a curt «$ 1.50!» (as stated on the air/​water machine). I tell her, «California law states that you have to provide motorists with free air and water.» She then points to a sign taped by the door that says, «Free water and air only with purchase of gasoline. No exceptions!»
Now, technically, she’s right. A 1999 law states that gas stations must provide free air and water *with* purchase of gasoline, but I have never had a gas station worker turn me down for free air or water, even in the sketchiest of places. Would she have me risk a blowout if I didn’t have $ 1.50 or money for gas?
Irked, I tell her that I’ll purchase gas. She looks at me stone faced, with the meanest expression I’ve seen directed at me in a long time (I’m a nice guy, I don’t get that look often). I ask what the hell her face meant. Basically, she doesn’t trust that I will pay for gas so she wants me to gas up BEFORE she will give me free air. Exasperated, I exclaim that I am already parked by the damn air machine and my tires are low on air and I don’t want to risk a blowout. She finally relented.
I got my air, then got $ 30 worth of gas.
Like I said, I used to go here every week. I have an SUV, I drive a lot and spend an average of $ 70 a week on gas. That’s $ 3360 a year that will now go to the Shell station across the street.

Cheaper then near by 76

Great 24 hour gas station. It’s where i stop to shop when i get the food munchies!

This Chevron is a very common stop for me on my way to work for several reasons listed below:
1) They have a bakery inside (how cool is that?)
2) The woman that runs the place wears amazingly red lipstick.
3) I won a scratch off lottery ticket here (this place is lucky)
the only reason this place doesn’t get 5 stars is because there is usually a table set up with a team of people that try to sell you an all purpose Formula 1 car cleaner. They spray it on your car before you even say hi and begin a demo with you. A friendly no thank you will usually do the trick. I would not consider their gas prices competitive.

Not only is this one of the most expensive gas station in the Westside it some reason cannot throw a few dollars in cleaning its fairly dirty store.
My 5 reasons why I would rather run out of gas and be stranded on Bundy than go to this gas station are:
1. It is consistently $ 0.20−0.30 higher/​gallon than the gas stations on the westside.
2. The «store» has one door to enter and another door to exit.
3. The ramp to exit is so deep (Mississippi Ave.) it always scrapes the bottom of my car
4. Purchasing anything from the store takes on average 5 minutes to complete the transaction. (*yawn*)
5. Let’s review point 1 above. I am especially irrritated that they are more expensive near a freeway. I hate gas stations that gouge drivers entering/​exiting the freeway.

Chevron on my review list? WTF?
(Disclaimer: Must have sense of humor to read)
Hey, when in a tight pinch (literally) I remembered my friend telling me ALL Chevrons have toilets. Thank gawd.
Oh yeah, then I got gas and wiped my sweat off and bailed.
5 STARS and a roll of TP!!!
One other thing I forgot to add is that they are very strict on the cleanliness of their bathrooms also. (Not that it really mattered at that point anyway)))====3