Peninsula Chevron

Nora was absolutely lovely, she answered some questions I had and had an overall great attitude! I usually don’t write reviews but customer service like this shouldn’t be ignored, great price and service guaranteed!

Everybody wants to be serviced like they are the only ones on the planet. Look at it this way. You pull in you, you get gas, it pumps fine, you go inside grab a soda, grab a pastry, the cashier is happy, jovial, giggling, and fun, come on at the gas station don’t go crazy over a few pennies one way or the other. Pump the gas and move on. Convenient, easy, I like it.

I get gas here most of the time because it’s convenient to my location and relatively cheap as Chevrons go, but I always need to go inside for a receipt because they are too lazy or cheap to refill their dispenser. I think the ONLY time I got a receipt from outside was the first time I got gas here (in July 2015). I come here at least once every two weeks so that’s an estimated 10 trips where I’ve had to go inside, which is a pain in my behind since I usually have one of my kids in the car.

Inexpensive for Chevron gas.
Attendants are fools. I had to go inside to pay because the «1» button wasn’t working on the pad. Fine. I go in and tell he guy and he’s dismissive, acts like he doesn’t understand English, and continues on speaking to his colleagues. He barely acknowledged me
I’m not expecting stellar service from someone that makes minimum wage, but at least acknowledge you heard me or pretend to care!

I used to think I was getting cheap gas filling up the Chevron rather than the Shell up the street but I realize that their prices were always $.10 more than shell gas! now for those customers who do not enter their Safeway phone number, there stuck paying $.10 extra than the shell up the street.

Good place to gas up the vehicle after dinner! Have to drop off the rental car very early the next morning at SFO.
Paid at the pump with a cc and gassed and gone!

Just purchased gas here. The clerk said there is no use for the bathrooms. Paying customers that pay for 5 gallons or more should be allowed to use the restroom here.

I love me some expensive gas, I just can’t afford it.
Until now. I recently learned that all the cash I have been spending at Safeway has lead to a reward. 10 cents off a gallon of petro! Yeah, 10 cents feels like 10 bucks!
Thanks to Safeway and Chevron for allowing me to feel like my Honda is a Ferrari and filling up with some premo fuel.

It’s a gas station – Bay Area pricing (ouch!)

Gas. We all have it and we all need it. But sometimes you need gas and you need to use the bathroom. This scenario will not end well at Peninsula Chevron. Unless you have somehow gotten in to the habit of using the window washing water bucket as a urinal. In which case we are not friends.
What I’m saying is: there is no restroom here and you have strange habits.

Highest prices anywhere. And then let’s say you accidentally leave your credit card there. Because one of the pumps is not working. Which is not unusual. So you went inside and used the card and then you forgot to get it. They will not think to call the bank to alert you. This is the price you pay for thinking about Herman Cain, Joe Paterno, Iran, the fall of Italy, and the cost of gas while you’re pumping away. The end of Italy! And let’s say you’re Italian. So you made a mistake and they don’t think to call you and a couple days later you remember and they have your card and that’s good. But then you think, but why didn’t you get ahold of me? And they say, ‘well it’s not our job. We’re not required to. It’s your card. It’s yours.’ And that’s the way this country works. Every single one of the 312 million people lives on an island.

Prices aren’t the best, but not excessively bad. Clean, well lit. Open 24 hours (at least they’re always open whenever I drive by). Conveniently location.

Thanks to Unilocal’s iPhone app in helping me find this Chevron after I got off of 101 cause my fuel needle was below the red line, so I was forced to find a «Chevron» gas station cause I am just that snobby about my gas in my 92 Honda Civic with over 419k miles. :) Thanks Unilocal for listing this Chevron!