This place is ripping their costumers off. Got 2 gallon of clear. Got charged for 2.5 got the…read morereceipt and called the owner called me a liar, threatened to kill me and hung up.

76 gas station on Mohawk awesome service I will keep coming here as long as Steve works here he is…read morean amazing guy!!! Always flies above and beyond pumping gas, he is attentive fast efficient and perfect costumer service!

Lots of pumps, easy access, convenient goods for purchase such as snacks, oil, drinks, ect. Close…read moreto freeway access and in the parking lot of the store for all your shopping needs

well-placed in springfield with good service and prices. get in the shortest line no matter where…read moreyour gas tank is located

We have been stopping at this place since they opened and even though they have changed hands, they…read morestill have a great sandwich counter. This time we got excellent help from a very nice person named Ethan who even helped us when I had incorrectly ordered. He was very kind and knowledgeable and we really appreciate it. I do sort of miss the Old hippie crunchy vibe, but the sandwiches are still good in the bathrooms are still clean and it's right off the freeway, which makes it an easy stop on the way from the Portland area to California.

For a quick, healthy meal off I-5, look no further than this little gas station / deli / market…read more They offer organic, gluten-free, vegetarian, and vegan options, and they feature some of the best food options Eugene has to offer.

Who the hell turns all the pumps off for shift change! This is ridiculous! We were on E and they…read moreturned us away!

Store manager was rude and yelled at employee and was just not a professional person she seemed…read morelike it was a bother to help me and just rude come in all the time on graveyard and the 2 people working most nights are great but daytime manager Suzy wouldn't come back sorry for employees that have to work with her. Just a bad experience all around

Got yelled at today 8/14/25 around 4 pm by one of the attendants working. I got out to pump my own…read moregas, didn't talk to anyone and was minding my own business. Got out to take out the pump, and dude started yelling at me and telling me not to come back with my "shitty attitude" and called me a bitch. Was in front of other customers and his coworker. Not sure why he was trying to start a problem. Been going to this gas station for over a year now, but probably going to change it up now that I feel unsafe.

This place filled up my 2 gallon gas mower jug and charged me for 2.5 gallons. They are ripping you…read moreoff. I'm calling the police! When I called to complain (after about 30 rings) he picks up already pissed he had to answer the phone and tells me almost instantly no he didn't rip me off and hung up.

This isn't my favorite gas station on the planet, but given they are open 24 hours, sometimes it…read morejust works. The employees don't give off the impression of being the sharpest knives in the drawer. There's an old guy who is a cashier, and he's slower than a turtle, many times causing the line to back up in the store. He blames the registers and becomes visibly agitated over it. We all stand there forever, bored in that awkward silence, listening to him complain about the registers and whatever is malfunctioning. Another one has no knowledge of cigarettes, brands of them, or even packaging. If you're going to sell something, you should know what it is and where to find it in the display. Not rocket science, but efficiency. The one who doesn't understand cigarettes pumped my gas last night. When I pulled in, there were two other cars, together at the pumps. I pulled to the outer one, and waited forever. At least it seemed like forever. I knew the attendant was outside, as I heard him finishing up with one of the two customers. He finishes the second one, and walks back into the store! Totally ignoring me. If my car wasn't totally empty and on fumes, I would've left. It was that rude and annoying. So he comes back out, I said I thought you forgot about me. He says, yeah. I didn't even see you pull in or sitting there. Really?! It's your damn job! When he was done, he just says, bye! I'm like, I need a receipt. Nope, he's half way back to the store. I was not impressed. Will I return? Ehh, maybe. I stopped here on my way to work, as I desperately needed gas last night. It's definitely not my first choice for stations, but the ones I like aren't open 24 hours. So this is kind of my last resort when I have to go to work. But if I have the choice, I'll go somewhere else.

I was SO not impressed with this gas station. AT ALL. In fact, as I was driving away, after getting…read moremy car's tank filled up, I passed an ARCO gas station just a block away, and the price per gallon was 30 cents cheaper than this Chevron, and I was kicking myself for a LONG time that I didn't go to this ARCO instead. Here's my Chevron experience: I pulled up to the pump after seeing the prominent sign "FULL SERVICE", explaining to my kid that this is how gas stations USED to be: someone would literally service your car (filling the gas tank, washing the windshield, checking the fluids and tire pressure, usually be friendly and chat a little, and life used to be great, not having to even get out of your car for gas. I noted that nowadays, you have to pay more for this service, but it's nice, and since we're on vaca, it'd be nice to be pampered in this little way). Well, you see where this is going.... This didn't happen here. Quite the contrary, actually. A grizzled lady (I use the term loosely) eventually came to our car. I popped the gas cap open and asked her to please fill up the tank with $20 worth of gas, and I handed her a $20 bill. No change was needed, I just wanted $20 of gas. She refused my money, saying she couldn't take it, that I would have to bring it inside to the station myself to pay. I'm thinking, wth? What kind of crappy "full service" station is this???? Luckily it was nice out (if it were raining, I'd be ticked. Actually, I'd probably just leave), and I ran inside to give the surly counter-guy my $20 bill and tell him what pump I was at. (No "thank you" or smile from him at all. No eye contact, even). Back at the pump, the grizzled lady (if you saw her, you'd understand), filled my tank and walked away. No talking, no checking oil or tires, no washing the windshield, nada. So why on earth did I pay an extra 30 cents a gallon? Never again, that's for sure!

Pulled up to the pump,…read more The young man asked me what grade, if I was paying in cash or credit (cash), and then proceeded to pump the gas for me. This is still novel to me, since at home they don't do that. There was no issues, a simple transaction. On the day this was done, gas was $2.37 a gallon.

This station typically has pretty decent prices. Generally a friendly staff, with the exception of…read moreone snooty old lady who looks like she's older than God and needs to retire. I always tell them to fill it with regular gas and not to top it off. I know it's against the law these days, but you would be surprised how many still do it. Instead of just fulfilling my request, I get her snappy and smart ass commentary to go with it, taking up my valuable time while other customers are stuck waiting and listening to her being a snippy bitch. Not a good face for the company, let me tell you. They are absolute nazis about checking your ID when you buy cigarettes. You can go in every single day of your life and buy a pack from the exact same person and they still demand your ID every time. It doesn't matter if you're 18 or 95, they still want your ID. They're not exactly nice about it either. They are demanding almost to the point of hostility on this. Which can become annoying when you're 30 years old, buying cigarettes from a snot nosed kid with zits who barely looks old enough to even be selling cigarettes, let alone talking about them. Oh, and they won't even tell you prices of cigarettes without checking your ID. It's a little beyond ridiculous that their policies force them to be that anal retentive about it.

Easy in, enough for a room for a car only, a good number of fuel pumps and a convenience store and…read moreMcDonald's for snacks and food. I don't think it's enough room for a trailer for me. Prices are about 20 cents higher than the lowest in town per Gas Buddy. It is close to the freeway so it is convenient if you're traveling to get food and fuel.

How exciting are gas stations? It's all relative really, usually dependent upon convenience,…read morefacilities, cleanliness, value most of the time. Every once in a while it's the experience. This stop was that for me, despite the fact that I didn't even leave my car. I've come to appreciate so many more things since this pandemic began, and not pumping my gas is one of them. As I pulled off of I-5 and into this station, the pride in ownership was apparent. Not only was it clean, but there were beautiful planters between the pumps. Quite the change from the typical overflowing trash cans and squeegee in a dirty bucket of window wash. The pump attendant was busy but rushed over to greet us as soon as he was free. "$10 Regular please" I said as I handed over the bill. He ran inside to deliver the funds and request they start the pump (some stations require you to go inside to pay). I took in the beauty of the mountains that lie just beyond the sign and golden arches as I waited. This station also had a McDonald's attached. Before we knew it, the pump clicked and we were on our way with well wishes to "Have a nice day!", from the nice gentleman working the pumps. Perhaps it's the fact that I've been so reclusive, or the year 2020 in general, but I certainly find myself valuing kindness and (socially distanced) human interaction more than ever these days!