Arco

Horrible place to stop. Takes no credit cards. After putting on $ 75.00 cash for gas, the manager told us we had to get moving. Rude !

Lots of pumps. Cheapest gas for miles. Well except for on the premium pumps. The Mobil had cheaper premium. I think the important thing to note is that it’s still way more expensive than in town. But how far off the highway are you willing to go. This joint is ez-​on & ez-​off and there are plenty of food options surrounding you.

Terrible place. 5 of their fountain drinkd were out. Used scratch off games. Would only accept 1. Joke

I don’t normally write reviews for gas stations but I was so annoyed when I came here that I had to write a quick review. We were trying to get on the road for a long trip so I wanted to top off the tank. I never come to Arco since the gas quality is horrible but I came against my better judgment because it was so close and I was in a hurry.
First off, you can’t pay at your own pump. You have to walk to the middle pay station so you can pay for your pump that’s 20 feet away. In addition, I have never been a fan of the gas stations that offer a different price for cash or credit, especially if they don’t advertise the different prices from the street, and I didn’t see it here or I wouldn’t have come. Not only do they charge you more per gallon for credit/​debit cards, they charge you an additional $ 0.35 debit card transaction fee just to use your card! Unbelievable. I’m never wasting my time here again.

Friendly staff and huge area around encompassing this gas station. I live close by and sometimes I end up here filling gas and also using up the Chase ATM. Occasionally I spend a few dollars on lottery also. Being an Arco they only accept cash which is why they lose one star.

Decent bathrooms, usually good gas prices. Easy on, easy off freeway. Friendly staff. Next to a Taco Bell, Carls Jr, IHop, El Pollo Loco. They also have a good coffee selection. Just in front of the Fairfield Marriott. We usually stop here on our trips from San Diego to Tracy, Ca.

Pumped gas here on our way home to Los Angeles.
Prices were ok, same as other gas stations in this area.
They have ATM’s at the gas pump islands.

Obviously not the best gas in the world, but we all know that. Prices being what they are, Arco is consistently the most affordable.
This particular location is very near my home base, so I’m here a lot. It’s clean, well-​lit, and most of the staff are friendly. As with any gas station with pay-​at-​pump, be careful when entering your pin number if you use a debit card. My card was compromised here once and caused a bit of a headache.
Overall, I like this shop and feel they deserve my business. I’m happy giving them my gas budget each month!

Quick in and out just to fill up on our way home. I guess thats what a lot of others were doing too. A guy was brushing his teeth and filling his tank… people zooming in and out not really paying too much attention to one another

Your standard clean busy Arco! A huge difference from their Colinga one! This is a busy spot though so be careful coming in and going.

never will i ever put arco gas in my car. might be cheap in price but there is a reason for that. the hot food are gross and sandwiches are 30 days old. gross, gross, gross. AMPM is disgusting.

Located to the west of I-​5
Clean & bright lights
Enough pumps so it’s not too crowded during peak times
Variety & well stocked snacks
Pay w/​cash or card at the pump
10¢ for a paper bag to get your items to go (this is a plastic bag free county)

Conveniently located just off the Lyons Ave exit on the I-​5 in Santa Clarita, this is a great place to stop for gas on road trips. There is easy access on and off the freeway, the station has cheap gas, and it is very well lit — all important considerations when you are female and road trip to and from SoCal regularly by yourself. This is one of the last cheap places to get gas before heading North through the Grapevin, and once past it your options, both in the Grapevine and for MILES after, are quite expensive.
The AM/​PM minimart attached to the gas station is always clean and stocks most of my favorite non-​nutritious calorie-​laden road trip munchies and drinks.
There are a number of fast food options within the same block (Jack-​in-​the-​Box, Carl’s Jr./Green Burrito, Taco Bell) and within a half-​mile (In-​N-​Out, McDonalds) making it a great all-​around pit stop!

I am pretty sure the pumps here are not calibrated correctly.
My car has a 13 gallon tank. My gas light just came on before I gassed up and my tank supposedly took 12.5 gallons. Strange, considering I’ve taken my car about 50 miles after the gas light and didn’t put more than 12 gallons in.
So while gas may be a few center less here, you’re better off driving down the street to Chevron where you actually get the gas you pay for.

Buy it here. It gets hella expensive once you cross over the Grapevine and have limited options.

Fred, Fred, Fred.
The first time I bought gas from you your fly was down.
The next time you had food in the corner of your mouth.
The third time that zipper was down again.
That crazy look in your eyes and the «I haven’t bathed today and I may not bathe tomorrow» disposition added a little unexpected craziness to my day.
Thanks for keepin’ me on my toes.