What a pleasant surprise this gas station was after driving on the highway and only seeing farmland…read morefor hours. This station is large, clean, and easy to access from Interstate 99. The gas pumps are nothing special, but if you visit the store inside, it feels like you're in a toy store or museum. This store offers customers a wide selection of souvenirs, toys, snacks, drinks, food, knickknacks, and much more. The service my family and I received from two female employees was excellent; both were very friendly, warm, outgoing, and cheerful. We ended up buying a few souvenirs we may never use, but since it was part of our road trip, it's okay.

Headed down south and needed to make a quick stop. The "clean bathrooms" sign had me sold! True to…read morethe sign the bathroom was clean and stocked. My most favorite aspect however were the souvenirs and toys. Some of the signs were hilarious and as a sci-fi head, the Mandalorian stuff bears won my heart.

This is a very large, clean gas station off the 5 freeway, basically in the middle of nowhere (no…read moredisrespect to those folks who may live nearby). Gas was a few more cents than other gas stations, but when you need to fill up, and there are no other gas stations for miles, you do what you have to do and filler'er up.

Bathroom closed. 'Not working' the very uninterested and unhelpful attendant said. I went back out…read moreand stopped pumping gas. $7.799 for 91 gas. Went to nearby Chevron instead. 2 clean bathrooms. $7.599 for 91 gas. Filled up the tank here. Cheaper and better. Do NOT waste your time at this Mobil

7.59$ a gallon, filled up two cars no bathrooms! Avoid…read more Off of Hwy 5 people are stopping to refuel and use bathroom. No we have to make another stop. Avoid!.

Was kinda sad and surprised to see the low reviews for this station or any review really but alas…read morehere I am writing my first gas/charging station review. Seriously, I don't make a habit of reviewing gas stations, usually there isn't much to say except the negatives we are all fully aware of and could possible make you dry heave. And Tesla charging stations, what can you say about that would give any type of insight and let's face it, these days I rather not even talk about Teslas except to say ours are vintage, 2021! Why am I leaving a 6 star review? To compliment the lovely cashiers at the station, they were so warm and funny. The place IS clean, food options for fast food and even a seating area inside of you have your own food to eat or want to get out of your car and sit someplace to catch up on stuff. So yeah, should you need anything gas, food, snack, tesla, a massive assortment of lottery scratchers, or just meet the nice cashiers...this is the place to stop at Taft for all those things. Now this will be my first and last review of this kind ever! Unless I see Elvis and Tupac together arguing about who is treating who for a bottle of Mountain Dew or something.

There are 4 stations but one is out of service. I started charging on one but it unexpectedly…read morestopped. Fortunately, there are 2 that became available. This location is just about the right distance to recharge coming from Long Beach. The shell station has restrooms and a Taco Bell.

Maybe 1 Star... I'm Still Recovering…read more As I was walking into Sully's on Ming, the one combined with Smith's Bakery, I overheard the manager talking to the cashier about a really nice review they had recently received online. They were talking about how professionally written it was and how excited they were about it. Naturally, I decided I needed to restore balance to the universe. I jokingly told the staff, "Well, I'm going online right now and giving you guys a ONE-STAR review. Because, as the Jedi always say, there must be balance in the Force." The staff behind the counter got a really good laugh out of that. Unfortunately, that's when things took a turn. The manager looked me dead in the eyes. I looked at her. She looked at me. And then... WE FOUGHT. What started as a simple joke about a one-star review immediately escalated into what can only be described as the most epic battle Sully's on Ming has ever witnessed. She unleashed her ancient Kung Fu powers. I attempted to defend myself using the only martial-arts technique I knew: panic. She hit me with a spinning back kick. I countered with the legendary "I'm Just Here to Buy Something" maneuver. She jumped over the counter. I dove behind the bakery section. Flour was flying. Chairs were flipping. Someone yelled, "NOT THE MUFFINS!" At one point, I swear I saw the spirit of Bruce Lee appear in the reflection of the freezer door and quietly shake his head at both of us. The battle raged on for what felt like seven seasons of an anime. Eventually, bruised, exhausted, and questioning every decision that had led me to this moment, I managed to escape with my life. But more importantly... I STILL WROTE THE REVIEW. And after everything I have been through, I have come to one undeniable conclusion: Five stars. Or maybe one star. Honestly, I'm not sure. The manager might have actually won. P.S. In all seriousness, the store team has always treated me professionally and respectfully every time I come in, whether I'm dressed for the office or dressed like I randomly decided to go play basketball on a weekday. Great facility, great team, and the bathrooms are always very clean. I have nothing but good things to say about the staff and the store. Five stars... a.k.a. maybe one star. She might've actually beat me up.

I always enjoy stopping by Sully's. I love how they carry so many locally sourced produces from…read morelocal businesses, especially those local businesses without traditional storefronts. On this most recent trip, I grabbed some Smith's smiley face cookies while putting some air in my tires. The perfect treat to reward myself for being a responsible motorist. Getting air was easy. Air is free at any California gas station and the Sully's staff were super nice when I asked them to turn on the air machine. The machine provided me with ample time to get all four tires to the right psi, and the parking spot makes it easy to reach all four tires with the hose. Though the lighting at the air pump parking spot can be a little tough at night, so I would recommend going in the day time for both visibility and safety reasons.

It always seems that this place is busy. It sits right there at the corner of Taft Highway and…read moreEnos Lane. They have a little Taco bell, Pizza Hut, and Subway inside the market. So if you crave some fast food, you can stop in here for a quick bite. The gasoline is expensive, but it is located on a highway and is near I-5. It's a fine pit stop on the way to the coast from Bakersfield.

This place looks decent from the outside. However, when you go to the restrooms it's absolutely…read moregut wrenching wakeup call. Tou know how people say don't judge a book by its cover? Well this is it! Restrooms probably haven't been clean in years. I had to wipe my feet coming out of te restrooms. The boys decided to hold it for another 2 hours rather than use it and they're 10 and 7. Bring some bleach.

Could hardly see the toilet through the flies. Would rather crap my pants than set on that thing.read more

I probably visit this Sully's location the most from all the Sully's in town. Sully's has a reward…read moresystem, so if you visit any of the Sully's location make sure to use your reward points for discounts on goodies and gas. If you're like me and go to Sully's more than grocery stores then you definitely need to get on their rewards system, the process is pretty easy. They give you a card and you can register it with your cellphone so you can just punch in your cellphone number when you check out and instant discount. I love the gas stations that sell all products from local businesses. I think it's important to support our local stores because they are what makes our communities. They have all the goodies here!!! They have tons of small vendors and big shops like Smith's Bakery and Dewar's. I have even ordered a Smith's Bakery cake here before and that's super convenient for me because the next closest Smith's Bakery sells out quick. If you haven't ever visited a Sully's in town, you should check it out. You can pretty much find anything you're looking for here. Mornings are pretty busy at this location, but I noticed it slows down during the day. The store is always clean and the staff is always super friendly!

Love this place. Convenient and the are always pleasant. The new Sully's card protectors at the…read morepump to pay don't work, so glad they removed them. They sell local fresh goodies. I also like to ride my bike and stop in for some ice cream or Cinnabons.

This is definitely one of my favorite CVS PHARMACIES. I have started couponing this past year and…read morethis CVS is always clean and fully stocked. The staff is always friendly and offers great customer service! If you are not couponing- you should! Download their app and check their weekly specials and rewards!

The behavior of staff at this pharmacy is unprofessional, dysfunctional and has no semblance of…read morecaring for patients. 'Its Not about health or caring' I recently moved to the Bakersfield. I went to CVS, Coffee Rd to get a thyroid medication. The line was exceedingly long and it was slow, so, I thought I would try the CVS at 11300 Ming Ave near my sister's house for this new prescription for an antbiotic, Augmentin. I called to make sure my out of state doctor could call it in to that number. He was on vacation so he couldn't fax and didn't have access to a computer. I didn't want it to be an ordeal for him since he was already being so kind and helpful. The pharmacy staff said yes, no problem. He called and they said they can't take it by phone. I called them and ask what was going on. The pharmacist says this is not your regular pharmacy. I said, "I'm new to the area." He says, "You've been to other CVSs". "Yes, I'm new to the area and I actually have been to one or more in Colorado and one in Davis CA and I'm sure other places. I travel alot." He says in a snotty tone, "I'm happy for you." I said, "for BUSINESS," what is the problem? He said why are you changing pharmacies?, as if it's something suspicious. I said this is an antibiotic, it's Amoxillian and Calvalanate (potassium). It's not a controlled substance. He said, "the prescription has to be sent electronically it's the law." I said, "I called I explained that my doctor is from another state. I'm new to the area. He is on vacation. He doesn't have a fax machine or computer with him. He has his provider number. A woman I spoke to there said it would be fine." The law is a Business law, CA Bus & Prof Code § 688 (2025), and was created to be helpful by requiring electronic delivery of prescriptions from large volume providers that send a lot of precriptions to pharmacies like CVS. It's more efficient and more accurate. However, my doctor met the exceptions to the law and CVS was required under the law to fill the precription. He was a single provider who was not a large volume prescriber. He also didn't have access to electronic equipment to send the prescription electronically. Further, it was an antibiotic. It was not a controlled substance. My Physician was shocked at the treatment we received. My Business travels were related to my time on the American Hospital Assn Policy Board. I can tell you I will be pursuing remedies and investigations of the recent dangerous and wide spread failings and irregularities in the pharmacy industries. People needing antibiotics to treat infections shouldn't be denied service because pharmacy staff are uneducated or personally opinionated. Failure to get treatment for an infection can result in death or permanent injuries.